It is my sincerest hope of the sisters that you are enjoying the show. We have been going around live since 7 in Zahehem and we go live Monday all the way through Friday to daily show and the name is White in the Morning, the littiest show around in this here town. At 2-5-4 on Facebook, at 2-2-5-4 on Twitter, hashtag is the White in the Morning Karibuni Sana. Once again, if you've just joined us, it's okay, it's never too late to be here and in case you miss an interview that you want to watch it again for sure at Y-2-5-4 channel on YouTube, it's a place to be. But Mihoa, it's about that time, it's Man Crush Monday time, and our topic of discussion today is Queshan, clear throat. Guys, would you prefer a modern woman versus a traditional woman? So we'll kind of break this down, what is a traditional lady and what is a modern lady? Figure out which one you'd prefer, I guess, question mark, I don't know, I'm just here to moderate. Talk to us, don't forget, because you're important and your opinion matters. But in the meantime, come and let us say hello to our panelists, how are you? Thank you. I'm Jocula. Hi. How are you? How are you? Are you married? Yes. I was two, I was born when I was two. How was the family? You spend time growing?  Do you even know what that is? When I grow, I grow and the kid grows. The kid grows and I grow. Aha. So you want to know, in case they've never seen you before? Okay. Since I was a little girl, I had a bit of a burden in my life. I want to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I like starting with the kings and then finish with the queen. Alright. What's your name? I go by the name Kipi Moi Juma. Kipi Moi Juma Dumelo. That's my name. Wow. What do you do? I'm a student, commercial model and of course an entrepreneur. Please give us your social media handle. Social media is Kipi Dumelo. That is on Twitter. Yes. That's true. I've been on Facebook and Instagram since I was a model. I was there, but I pulled out due to some reasons. Why? What did they do? I wanted to do some starts in Yamaji Kwanzaa. And then when I come back, I can build a brand. You see, for months we were like really joking with social media. And you see, social media is very powerful. So, we can't joke with it anymore. So, we have to go back to Japan and then we come to Kotaeri. Let's see who is the model. I'm handsome, bro. Hey, who is the model? I'm sorry. Two persons from media handles, please. Okay. Karibisha Rongo. On Facebook, Baden Flizzo. Instagram, Baden Flizzo. On Twitter. Baden Flizzo. On where? On Twitter. On Twitter. Hi, I'm Queen. Talk to me. I'm Michelle. On Instagram, I'm Michelle Nicole. On Facebook, I'm Michelle Nicole. What do you do, Michelle Nicole? I'm a student. What do you study? Nursing. Aww. Yeah. What type of education do you have? I'm stronger to say after the break. So, tell me, what do you feel as a queen? Do you see yourself as more traditional or more modern? Okay. I value both, but I think as women, we need to revisit back. We need to look back and see the importance of embracing tradition because of our families. For the sake of our kids. And the same way, we value our grandparents and we look up to them so much for advisers. I think we don't need to lose that direction. At the same time, we need to go forward in terms of development, in terms of equality. Yes. But it should not be a factor that will bring health in children in terms of mental health, in terms of bringing our children, in terms of many factors, family factors. As we know, family is the basic unit of the society. If we feel in terms of bringing our families together, bringing in those pillars, pillars that were brought up in the past, you know? I am feeling that you are leaning more towards traditional, with the opposite being modern, who is a lady who's more into her career. Right. We have traditionally, as Africans, We operate with our children, those old-fashioned children, at the time. They were 18 or 17, 19. And in our 20s a lot of people came toママ's.   Apart from that, as a man for you to stand strong in a society, you need a woman who is enshrined in actually the cultures and norms of our people. You see, a woman who is educated, a woman who is empowered without the culture. You know, culture is the basis of everything. A woman who is not there and who will never be there to observe or respect her moral obligations towards a man, towards a man. That is not a woman. So according to me, as far as I'm concerned, traditional women are more productive. You see, in a traditional setup, women used to do almost everything, apart from just making a man to stand in the society. Women could cook, women could actually bring up a family and bring the sense of unity and understanding in a family. In the sense of a woman in a family, you see a lot of chaos have taken place, a lot of issues have taken place. But when there is a woman, that is a strong bond. You see, and that woman, to be there for the family, in a manisha lazima koena, tamaduni na mela zaki afrika. It's not a modern woman by an enslaved man. Like, a good example to na pasakoni, modern society in America. You see, women are always after money, after men. You get married to this one. Onamali zanai, a few years. You demand a divorce, na katana mali, and all that. So it may ko ni bieshara. But you see, in an African setup, when you get that lady, and by anata subi zaki afrika, na tamaduni na mela, amifuni shua. You see, it's been passed from generation to generation. That's a productive woman. Uena tpima, uena tpima. I think productive woman. Okay, meneza, ua cia tunitete. For the first time, ua cia tunitete, madem kidogo. Because, okay, there is being modern and there is being traditional. All these two, to kumbuken ni jina, modern, a tradition, izo ni jina. The fact remains that being given the title modern means it is accepting the system of civilization. Do it way, a modern. So Ngodja, what we're saying is, traditional ako reserve sayi, ako ushago. Sayi as we speak. No, me, ako ni do watu wanga piwo. The meaning traditional i mani shi eti lasi mo kue ushago. Nivile sasa, how you present yourself is different. Na ui mingina na jio, na e si jui, me bia li fika kampa ui waku fika sana, ita ui traditional. That's where the difference come in. But all of them, it's just because of the difference of the perception or the way you pick yourself as a lady. Yeah, but Kenyama, so much, I don't believe him because, yes, he said in Western countries, wastana yana wa chagua wanya na hela sundo, that rich people and all these things. But even in a traditional African setting, won't we go for the one who has more cows? Yeah? Wanya ako na kukumu ob maze. You see the same? It's just that we're counting wealth in a different way and manner. In fact, at ako culture flanee, manau me, aizi kwa na bibi moja, aka e kwa meza zingine. Na kuna ya bibi moja, na kuna ya bibi two plus and others. You see, in the traditional African setup, we used to have, love was built in the basis of love, in the basis of pure love that was married, was built in the basis of pure love and understanding women could sit down, a single out, a very young, fine guy, you see, or a guy singling out a very fine lady in an African setup.  See, ope sepeke ake. Un angale nengine. The moral of bringing of this guy is it choosing a perfect. Sai mingumu. Sai all of, let me say, majority of ladies who have a focus kodo, trust you mate. Abu pate atrin. A ongae aki. They're assassinating your character as a female. Help. Okay, I wanted to correct my brother here. He said modern is investments. And I wonder if modern is investment, what about that woman who decides to quit a profession to go back and take care of her kids? And then the husband gives her money to start a business and maybe buying cows and selling them, you know? Yeah. I don't say if or rearing cows and milking them and selling milk, is that not investments? Yeah. Cause I think when it comes to modern, there are values. Okay, modern women will say, I am modern because of my job because I'm single mother. I don't need a husband cause after all, I'm paid well. Yeah, yeah. Why do you have a job? You have money. That means you can do what you want. So that's being modern. It's not being traditional. According to me, I don't want to go to Africa because I don't want to go there. And these are the people who are bringing actually cheating in a race.  You have to go to the market. So, I don't want to go to the market so that at least we also have a balanced way of life. There's no other way. There's no other way. There's no other way. There's no other way. There's no other way. There's no other way of life. There's no meaning between modern and being traditional. How you carry yourself was the main point here. Can I just ask you a question but bring the first slide to your attention. Has empowerment changed the game? That's our first slide of the day. Has empowerment changed the game? For example, I want two single mothers. Let me tell you a story of a single mother. She's a mother of two. And she feels she's modern. She does not need... She's been given all the empowerment she needs. Anything a man can do, a woman can do better. So, I want her to be like that. And then cater for her children or her child along the way. But there are people who are family and who are equal. But they are like that. And they are like that. They are like that. They are like that. They both not single mothers. They are like that. They are like that. So, is it really their fault? And is that really a difference between a modern and a traditional woman? You see, there's a difference. A modern woman. You see this matter of empowerment. You've just said empowerment. And the gender equality and the gender styles. All of us have had feminists and all that. These are the things that Zimechangia marriages to break out there. The marriages are not lasting. Relationships nowadays are games. Why? Because of empowerment? Because of empowerment, ladies are taking it too far. You know, when we want to be recognized as equal, we might be equal to some extent. It doesn't mean that now a lady has power over her man. But the man remains in control. Yes, the man remains in control because as a woman, according to the African setup, you have moral obligations to perform to your man. You have to adhere to the principles that come and make a mutual understanding.  In which nowadays, in a modern society, setup, women are different. In equality and empowerment, women are equal. You cannot tell them anything because we are equal. So when we are equal, we have equal bargaining power. So women are equal. I think there's a point that we agreed on when we said that the modern woman, the traditional woman, called a traditional belief, and the modern woman has been empowered. Yeah, he's been empowered. Now you're feeling that you're empowered. I'm corrupted, according to me. Yeah, but he said if you were in a travel scenario where you have to, one is to invest, that is the modern one. So you're okay to pay money. I don't want to spend money. Investment? See, I find you are the modern woman. When you look back at the traditional setup, we find that at times when men could lack, or when they couldn't, they've gone to look for food, to cater for the family. Now, when they come back, you'll find that at this clever traditional woman, the basis and the foundation of family must be saved. So you guys don't go and sleep hungry, you know, because there's a lady, and along the foundation's culture to build a family must be saved. So you won't go or you won't sleep at the end of the day. Yeah, but they don't understand that. At least they understand the development and how to bring up families, isn't it? Because all I'm hearing is the girl child has been over-empowered at the end of the day. But when you're at 2-11, before they spend it with you. After a few months, we are still not moving forward in terms of empowerment. So we can escape back. That's the whole problem, you know. To escape back because ladies are trying to compete with us. Which it can't happen. Yes, it can happen. You can't compete with men. Even if you can do what a man can do, you can do better. Remember, the ones who began it so that you copy so that you are looking for a strategy to better us. What ladies don't understand I'll say it in a different way. We don't get broke. It's just it's just like a financial a financial flaw. There is a shortage that can be seen. There is a shortage. There is a shortage. There is a shortage. So if a woman maybe even the money that you are making maybe inherited from the father from the dad or something like that. So you come to see that. You come to see that. Nothing this man can tell. So it's just like it's just like it's just like it's just like that even twice just because of show off. You want to show me that you can overpower me yet, because you invested from somewhere else to come and show off to me.  But not necessarily, I think it may be a point to remember, okay, you don't need a man to do this, or you don't need anyone, not really a man, to help you do certain things. So an answer of Kirao, they can do it by themselves, which is actually true. There are some things you don't need anyone else to do. Now that you don't need anyone else to do it, I agree. Empowerment comes with its advantages and disadvantages. And I think it's a good thing. At the same time, people have overused it. Like, when you're giving away your money, you don't need anyone else to do it. You don't need anyone else to do it. You don't need anyone else to do it. You don't need anyone else to do it. You don't need anyone else to do it. Once you're giving away your money, you don't need anyone else to do it. You don't need anyone else to do it. So that's where people are used to it. Like, when you're giving a drug, such as the one you're trying to seduce, you're doing it as an emotion, you're trying to seduce and seduce. If someone else says, oh, what am I doing? I'm just trying to seduce. No one else. Like, if I'm given that opportunity to take that drug. I'm over. Okay, I'm exploiting it, you know? I'm using it against the proper prescription. It's good that we are empowered, yeah we are lucky. But when it comes to that we don't have to to after all I have my job, I earn, I am my right. I'm actually working and I'm working and I'm not even singing. Imagine. I love it. You see, that thing really makes the society, OK. We will start viewing the society as evil. Like the women now, they are evil. The women now, they don't want to take care of the kids. The women now, they are getting too much. They are getting too much. So I say, come and be empowered, make sure we make this family a nice thing. It's a blessing to have a husband, yeah, care for your kids. Show them that this husband is needed, this father is needed in this house. And as a wife, you don't have to at the level of being picky, you know. You know, we were in a group of women. We were in a group of women. We were in a group of women. It's a blessing to have a husband. Because ladies, let's just have an honest moment in our lives. Just all honesty. There is no more. There is no more. Even if you empower me to call, it's a blessing to have a husband. Those are the same things.  Because we might talk about being traditional, going more down, going tradition. But the fact remains that this is 21st century, you understand. So there are a lot of things we are not going to change because of a new generation technology in India and all that, a lot of corruption.  So we are not going to get the exact woman to get some few centuries ago. We are not going to get the exact woman to get some few centuries ago. Women have gone banana.  They are out of control. They are out of control. In the name of empowerment. To do they want their right. The girl child doesn't have the right to do that. But who is she? As a woman, their roles must be chosen as a girl child, their roles must be clear in the Bible, it's clear in the Holy Book of Quran, it's clear in most of the traditions. Men were fast. And that has to be respected. And the things you are supposed to do to your man, modernity and the more digital thing doesn't make you, doesn't make you like, let me say, powerful or more skilled or empowered. No. You as a woman, you know what I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking about.  You know what I'm talking about? Your husband, some staff. You know what women nowadays are often things to do with that. You know, I've been waiting for you. I've been waiting for you guys to use this one word, one word. And I want to say the highlight of this entire topic. Submission. Which brings me to my next slide. I know you have anticipated this slide. It is here. I am ready to express myself now. A woman is expected to be submissive. What does that mean? A woman is expected to be submissive. What does that mean? I don't know enough. Okay. Okay. I agree to that. What does it mean? Okay. Submission is lowering your pride for once. Then talk things out. Yeah. Lowering your pride. Okay. Like, for example, if you are the wife, and there's a husband, of course, as a wife, if there's an argument in that house and you see you are the only person that can make peace, why don't you just agree to that term for once? Yeah. Agree to that demand. Come on, Miss Maleo, Wendy. You know, on Amahali.  It's not that important than your family. So I think you have to submit. Yeah. What is that? That's what I'm saying. So it's just, apart from giving birth to kids, you're supposed to come and you have to maintain the house and make sure the house is safe. All the time it's taken care of all the kids. The nurse is taken care of to the kids as in… That happens if she's doing nothing. happens if she's doing everything which if she's submissive but she makes more than you does that make you feel less of a man just so one's a cut after traditional so someone you have a cup of water what if she's a mixture of both what if she knows what she's supposed to do and I just cuz you're getting what he has some one in a way yes and I took a job but I can't do I'm tight no and if I took as you give it to her and I couldn't let her cool on me what he but at the end of the day she makes more money than you does that threat so long as so long as so long as there's that respect right you are if there is respect nothing will go come on respect me anyway She made a very specific point. And immediately after this question is answered, social media to say, so please make your way over there at WhiteFive on Facebook, at White254 channel on Twitter, hashtag is Y in the morning. I'm so excited to see you. So she said something about I don't think going out tonight is a good idea. Now there are very different reactions to that. I'm submissive. She's very fine. She's very okay. How can you, where do you find the courage to start giving her orders?  So we are equal. We are equal in this marriage. We have equal bargaining power. We are going to bring issues on the table, ideas, we ponder on them and we go with the best ones. So when you're man, you're not going out today and I'm a stipulate reasons as to why I feel like you should go out today. And the majority are important and they are to the benefit of you and the marriage.  There is an interest of the marriage at heart. So if you want to agree, you discuss. Come up with more points, you should not go. Then you go out and you'll have to stay in the house. I'm not going to stay in the house. I'm going to go to high school. I'm not going to stay in the house. I'm just going to stay in the house. Nature is calling you instead of staying in the house, you'll have to stay in the house. Excuse me, can I please go? And you're still here. So that's what you're telling me.  You're still here.  You're still here. Now again, now that I'm making my own money, now I start asking you. You're still here. That's why you were taught. No, no, I was just talking. You're still here. No, no. No, no, no, no. In my house, you're here. We are now reading social media. Staki, social be there. Okay. We have Gregory Hunky Joneses. What's up with the trend? You're still here. The reason I am here is because of you, men like girls, how are you asking me? And we have savior Maestro Mula says modern women are better than modern women because of their behavior orial characteristics. What matters is the true love between the two of us as much as we are faithful. True hearted caring for each other than date will usually be more awesome I say. Because once you invite them to a date they will not enjoy the purpose of it but with busy bench marching for another upcoming date and giving you marks over another date. Traditional women won't even care, I'm a witness of it. Nibs Technical Courage, College Railroad Kimbo Tuned. Honorable Silver Sister again. Hi there, I support the traditional women. Modern women think by getting education they can now urinate on worlds like men. Weh! At Tivale I never meant to hurt you modern women but my plan is to show you that I understand. Oh baby, I'd like to think I'm a bit of both. Godwin Sonlito. While the traditional women make a perfect date because they are serious in relation to making more so they have respect and love for you. Eh! Ya ni yao modern o kuna kireere, that's what we are saying. And ma'am James has discussed this topic as long as the relationship is mature and you love each other ha kuna kito kita wazui. Patrick Sir. While our traditional traits make good dates because they are always strict when it comes to relationship. Zipi Mogure says good morning. Good morning Zipi. Ibrahim Balan says a date, poa ina ni dem ame chanuka. Modern women, not traditional ones una pelika out. Uki mo Lisa ut ata kula ni ni. She's like kamaya koto. He he he. Oh, atonga ro wachi imba. Thank you Ibrahim. Keep courage by going says kuchanuka or not has nothing to do with making a good date. Unto aki kam, nai le ro ho ya. I'm going to meet someone special. Then definitely the date will be awesome. I like that. Hi Imajames. Good morning to you too. Elvis, Ivan and Nigeria, perfect date and depends on mentality. They are modern or traditional heels in the association too. Kwanisato kuliyanda aze. I see Imajames again. Chris Wafulas is from Muayyagi in the girl one. Kolok'tha ni tamati. Hey, Eman James and Orisa Alex Waliapa. Alex, who is your MCM? I'm not too sure that question can be answered, but I have already sent it. So remember it's Y2F4 on Facebook, at Y2F4 channel on Twitter. Hashtag is YMTOMORNING. So we got to go. It's about that time. So we're going to give our last comments, last guys, in a sentence or two. We'll start with you, sir. All right. Personally, I'm not going to despise the modern women. What I'm going to say is that whether modern, whether traditional, women are women, they should be mutual respect and understanding in any given relationship and agendas to move us to the next step. Queen. Okay. What I want to say is, despite the modernity, okay, being modern and being empowered, women should embrace a little bit of tradition. And then, okay, breastfeeding.  It's so important to do that. So actually, you want to keep yourself fit. No. Think about that child. Yeah. Think about that child's future and his health. And I'm also talking about politics in Baringo. I want him to wind up on the set topic, please. Thank you. Remember, Y2F4 on Facebook. Okay. What I'll just say. Also, either with modern or with traditional, what all of you are women, all of you are Africans, we love all of you. And men. Men. Okay, let us try to find also a video extraordinary. I did not see that coming. I did not see that coming. All right. So we have three questions. I will read as we close up. Why is the modern lady so questionable? Is it a mass modern woman, they look good without it? Okay. Another good question. Saviour from embassies. Why can't modern women disclose their finances? The traditional woman. Hey, basically, WCW on Wednesday, but tomorrow is entrepreneurial Tuesday and it's money making day. You don't want to miss it. Please, it's a how to catch repeat from Tuesday on through Friday from 2 p.m. However, today we think you should have an amazing day and amazing start to your week. Let's do it again.


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Sorry, Doverm favored Jesus. So can I just ask you a question of which, it's a shul't, would come from being degree to an objectilist, is that one of the problems with people's understanding about what's happened in the financial markets over the last 18 months or two years, is the fact that amongst even amongst the supposedly intelligent members, the cut of the public, is the ability to make abstractions and can understand cause and effect, so your point about central banks pumping the world full of cheap money. Not just for the Federal observe, the Bank of England the Bank Najrpan which have unt dumb inter Paw tournament is that most people can't work out the connections, and it's not because they're stupid, it's because they're the narrative to want to use a terrible new labour expression, is that we are seeing the demise of unregulated capitalism, and of course anybody who works in financial markets will know that there's nothing unregulated about it at all. You've got startings up, you've got the European Union, you've got God knows how many regulations anyone's working in banks will tell you how regulated it is. So how do you think that the correct interpretation of events can be more effectively put across? Because if you open any mainstream newspaper or magazine or TV channel, the same old message is we are seeing the demise of unregulated capitalism. It's completely rubbish, but unfortunately it's very difficult to, and no one seems to be, or very few people apart from yourselves and a few others, seem to be trying to counteract it. Absolutely, and I think the way to counteract it is to speak up. And I think the first thing that we, you know, before we get to any of the more complex issues, before we get to the moral issues or anything like that, the first thing we have to make, the first claim we have to make, is there is no such thing as unregulated capitalism. There is no such thing, this cannot be afraid of capitalism because capitalism isn't healthy. The left has taken the word capitalism, I mean it used to be that everybody was for capitalism. Why? Because it was this mixed economy, you could have a little bit more socialism, a little bit less socialism, but if you accepted this mixed economy as capitalism, then nobody's against it. Everybody's for it, right? Because nobody's for pure socialism. And if the mixed economy is capitalism, Clinton was a capitalist, Obama would say is pro-capitalism, what we need is to capture what capitalism really means. So what I try to do when I go on television, when I write something, is first, this is what capitalism is. Capitalism means unregulated free markets. Now, how many of you think our market's unregulated? Nobody even, nobody really thinks that. But unless it's pointed out to them, their mind doesn't go there. Because you're right, the narrative is, to use that horrible word, but the narrative is, the no, this is how you're supposed to think about these things. What we need to do is change the narrative. We need to start asking questions and you can do it by just asking questions. Where is this unregulated capitalist? Where are these unregulated banks? Do you realize how many lines of regulation there are in the US bank regulation bills? That every aspect of a bank's functioning is regular, every aspect. From the fact that in the US we have deposit insurance now, of course you in the UK have unlimited deposit insurance. So we don't care where we put our money, which bankers put our money, because the government guarantees it also. We don't have to think about who's safe and who's not. Make us all green there right off the bat. Of course that creates huge moral hazard on the part of the bankers. The bankers, as they get into more financial distress, have a greater incentive to take on more and more risk, because it's not their capital, it's not their money anymore, it's depositors and depositors don't care, because they're going to guarantee it. It's a really interesting phenomenon in the US that I noticed back in the 80s. In the 80s the US went through the SNL crisis, the saving the loan crisis, where the saving the loans were going bankrupt and great. And what was fascinating is that the Wall Street Journal used to publish a little chart, which was which SNLs around the country were offering the highest rates on accounts, on checking accounts, saving accounts, CDs, money markets. And they would see of course people want higher insurance, people would send them huge quantities of money, because they were offering higher returns. Of course that chart was predictive, almost at 100%, which makes them go bankrupt. But then six months, most of the ones on this chart were bankrupt. So why were people sending the money to a bank institution in the Virgin Bank? Because we don't care, because it's all guaranteed by the government. Now what do you think those bankers were doing when they got this money, in those days they were paying 10, 12% on some of the money? Well they had invested in ventures that they expected to get 50, 20, 25% on. Now what kind of ventures get those kinds of returns? Very, very risky, I call it. They were basically buying lottery tickets with the money. And once in a while one of these banks won the lottery, and they're the survivors. Most of them lost the money. And that's why most SNLs went out of existence during the 1980s and 30s. But the mechanism to make that happen is creative. I said just pointing out, all these little regulatory aspects, what kind of loans bank can make, the very fact that the Bank of England and the Federalist set the interest rates, all of those we just need to keep conveying this message, what failed is not capital, what failed is not capital. Even if you don't make the positive point about what really caused the crisis is a central bank, just enough to get the narrative changed. And it's going to take a lot of work because we're outnumbered. We're just up. And unfortunately I've seen so many free market economists crumble with this crisis. Something changed their stripes or turned the other way. I happen to think that a big part of that is this small uncomfortableness with the idea of capitalism that causes people to switch very quickly.


that we did this to. I'm not going to spoil the movie for you, but I am going to say one thing, I regret that he's not on, at least I think he's not on yet, but I'll say something later.  And at the very, very end of the film, it says that no governmental entity, the CIA, the DOD, no governmental entity ever apologized. And I want to apologize to him, because this is not what the United States is supposed to be. And I don't know Mohamudu very well. I know him just through a handful of direct messages on Twitter, but the heart that this man has to forgive, it's Nelson Mandela-like. I just want him to know that I as one American am sickened by what happened to him, and I'm deeply sorry. Thank you very much for having me. Thank you so much, John. And thank you so much for who you are and for speaking through what that has meant for your life. Being a whistleblower is also one of the heart, it's a torture itself, and one of the hardest things is just celebrating you.  Thank you. All right, everyone. We're going to check out now. You can leave Zoom and come back in two hours and 10 minutes, and we'll be back with Mohamudu and Nancy after you've taken a break. If you've already seen the film or watched the film, we'll see you again for a beautiful Q&A together. Thank you so much for all you do for Peace and Justice, every one of you. Thank you, everybody. See you soon. Thank you, John. How do we get to the film? Is it just going to come up? No, the film, you either got a free ticket in your email or if you registered or there's a movie link, it's the Mauritanian movie where to watch. I can do it again right now. Thank you. I think Bob Klotz put it up. If you look up at blog Klotz, a message, he put it in there. It's not letting me copy it. I see it. Thank you. You'll be able to sign right back on after the film or at 20 after the hour in two hours. And thanks, all. It's so beautiful to see you. If you have a free link, how do you access the film? It's in the chat.  Do I just put that in? I'm not very good with computers. So I just put that into this search box. Yes, and then it'll give you how to rent the film or buy the film or just click on it. Yeah. Yeah. Can you hear me? Yes. Hi, Laura. Great. Hi. I unfortunately missed the conversation, which I'm desperate to see. Is there a way to do that? Yeah, it was on YouTube. I don't know if anybody on the team is still here, but it should be on Code Pink, YouTube Code Pink Alert. It should be there now because it was just live. Fantastic. I'm a Code Pig fan while I'm up here. Well, you know, we'll see you in a couple of hours at 20 after the hour we'll be back after the film with the Mohamedu and Nancy. You do not want to miss that. I'm quite clear on the concept. Yes. Cool. Can you hear me? Hi. I've been going around in circles. Every time I try to access the film on YouTube, it says I need to prove my age. I have to sign in and I try to sign in, and it doesn't accept my password. I've been working for...


Expert in US-China relations Patricia Kim has said that the US-China relations are at one of the lowest points in history and there's a lot of work to be done to stabilize the relationship. Commenting ahead of the upcoming meeting between President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi, the expert said, I think there is a recognition on both sides that it's not going to be possible to negotiate away all the differences that exist or the points of friction. But we have seen positive momentum in recent weeks. This is based on a recognition in both Washington and Beijing that without stabilizing the US-China relationship, without better channels of communication, there's a real chance that the two sides could stumble into a conflict which would not be in the interests of anyone involved. I think if the US and China fail to work out a functional relationship, the fact is that many global challenges will go neglected. Whether we're talking about climate change or regional conflicts like the wars going on in the Middle East or Ukraine. If the two sides aren't talking and on stable terms, coordinating on such issues are impossible, the expert said. I think there is a recognition that we need to set up guardrails for this relationship so that we are communicating openly so that there could be any clarification of intentions or misperceptions and so that the two sides have mechanisms in place so that when they stumble into a crisis, whether in the Taiwan Strait or in the South China Sea, where Chinese and US forces and the forces of US allies are operating in close proximity to one another, there needs to be a way to communicate with each other. And so I think this meeting is really about starting to build those muscles of diplomatic engagement so that we could prevent the worst case outcome in US-China relations. I think if the US and China fail to work out a functional relationship, the fact is that many global challenges will go neglected. Whether we're talking about climate change or regional conflicts like the wars going on in the Middle East or Ukraine. If the two sides aren't talking and on stable terms, coordinating on such issues are impossible. The US and China have been talking for several months about this meeting. I'm impressed that the Chinese still look like they want to show up and reach agreements on some important issues, even though the Biden administration has continued to go forth on imposing a variety of restrictions related to technology, export controls and semiconductors and other industries. All of those things could have been showstoppers and led Xi Jinping to cancel. It looks like he's going to show up anyway and that they're going to get these outcomes. They both come into this looking to stabilize things and I think we'll actually see some deliverables that come out of the meeting reflecting the genuine high motivations of both sides. So we're really at a turning point where it's possible that we might be able to stabilize this relationship and stop the downward spiral, which is important bilaterally and globally as well.


I just killed this poor guy four times in a row, and he left me a hot mic every single time.


Braking and setting records was kind of a thing for the R35 in its first few years of production, so it's fitting that Cop did quite a bit of the same while developing our own support for that platform. We already mentioned being the first to crack the code, but another feather in our cap that we are very proud of is the fact that we were the first, and as far as I know still the only engine management software that utilizes the stock ECU to see the 7 second number flash up at the end of a standing quarter mile. In 2014, the ETS slash English Racing GT-R tuned with the V3 access port blistered down the drag strip in 7.81 seconds at 183 miles per hour, and since then several other access port equipped GT-Rs have joined them in the 7 second club, along with a long list of cars consistently laying down 8s and low 9s with far more modest builds, meaning if you have a GT-R you want to blast down the quarter mile while still maintaining the ability to legally and comfortably cruise down the street instead of just rolling on and off of a trailer between drag strip days, the access port is hands down the fastest tuning solution for you.


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you guys doing this time for another hair related video and it's time for another product review. So this time we have a new line by Design Extentials. Look I saw this at my local Walmart and I was like this is so dope. I love the African centric design of the product. I love the wooden type container on the top or the top I should say. So this is the African Chebe. I believe that's African Chebe Chebe Grove Collection. I have the braid and twist out strengthening cream and then we have the anti-breakage moisturizing leaving conditioner. So y'all let's jump right into it and I'm going to explain to you what I'm going to be doing in the state of my hair right now. My hair is in a blown up state and it's been this way this will be now a month and so I'm going to give it one more week. I know six weeks and I can do that only because I'm not adding any products to my hair so there's really no build up. A couple of days ago I add a little bit of almond oil just because I felt like it needed it.  Look at that look. I gave myself a trim a couple of two weeks now when I get that trim. Okay I'm just gonna comb it out some. Let's see what the consistency and scent of these products. I think they are beautiful you guys. Isn't that beautiful? When I saw this at Walmart it's been like a couple of months since I've had these now. Okay so this right here says oh it's in French. Okay French and Spanish. Oh that's what type of smell is that? It's like a woody. It's like a musk. Shea butter is in here. Those of you who are allergic to shea butter. Now this is pretty hard to get out. Girl this is okay. Let's look at the consistency. You have to excuse my nail broke the other day. Oh that's creamy. Girl let's not waste none of this. Put there right there. Very creamy. Very very creamy and this is 12 ounces. I'm pretty sure this is either 14 or 16 ounces. Let's see. 12 ounces.  All right this is the consistency of the styling product. Nice.  We're gonna add. Girl is that enough? I'm gonna comb that through to evenly distribute it. Okay and then we're going to add the styling product. Ten cents worth. Sorry y'all. I'm going to. Now I told y'all I'm not good at flat twisting. What we gonna make it do? Now normally after I flat twist I like to add a perm rod for extra fluff or to curl the ends but we're not going to do that. That's the end and I'm going to add a little bit more of the styling product because I can comb it through. Now honestly I think I probably could have paired this or should have possibly paired this with a gel but I'm allowing my hair to sit for at least two days. So hopefully that'll be long enough. All right you guys let's do the front here. All right you guys so I'm doing the same thing and I am slightly detangling my hair after I apply or before I apply the leave-in conditioner and then I apply the styling product and I actually use a little bit of sweet almond oil just to seal in the moisture. Like I stated before I'm not the best flat twist but that's okay because I figure since this is not blown out hair you really can't do no wrong. Now one thing I'm going to mention towards the end of the video in my final commentary is that especially if I am going to be using these products on blown out hair I will probably pair it with a styling gel. In my opinion these are great go-to products if you want to do a twist out, braid out. There was nothing that was over the top amazing I'm just being honest okay but I would definitely be using them again for my go-to twist outs and so yeah I'm just going to be finishing up this flat twist and we're going to go ahead and continue with the rest of my hair. Ryan Little. I am done with my jumbo twists. I did tens. The back is probably looking all my life I had to fight. I know child charge it to something else but all right you guys now all I'm going to do I'm going to keep this in today's Thursday I'm going to pull my hair back a girl yeah that's what I'll do I'll pull my hair back voila and that's it um there's just some of the product they'll dry real good and I'll unravel and like two more days okay all right you guys so now it's time for the take down again of the design extensions new product line I'm going to go ahead and take my hair down I'm not sure if I'm going to use some oil I'm going to use just a little bit of almond oil hold on y'all just a little bit that's probably too much let's start out in the back first because I don't want the hair in my face oh I probably should have used some gel y'all all right you guys so I can already tell when it comes to taking down these twists again these are jumbo chunky twists on blonde hair all I'm going to do is take them down I'm only going to separate honestly in two or three different sections I was able to separate I could have if I wanted to but my hair would have been a frizzy mess by the end of the night and it's been very humid here in Texas lately so I wasn't even going to risk that so I like to look at the end of the day I will not be able to maintain this look it is what it is this is like a good one night one day look and that's and I'm okay with that because I was expecting that I'm doing look this is style was done on dirty hair and blonde out here so here I am doing the very last twist unraveling excuse me the very last flat twist and I'm okay with the style because as I stated I was expecting this I wasn't expecting over a top style that I can maintain for a couple of days this is it this is the look I was going for I just took the flat twist down I only separate in areas that I felt I could separate this is what the back looks like yes girl this is it y'all this is what this side looks like if I were to use these products again which I would I would pair it with gel if I were to use it on blonde out hair so I would be using this again yes the next time I use it I'm gonna try a braid out okay so that is it I have been one thank you so much for watching and thank you as always to all my subscribers take care bye


Howdy how's it going? My name's Davy Chappy and today I'm going to take a break from my normal weekly schedule of reciting information from various source books to talk about something that people have been asking for quite a while actually. See I've been DMing for about five years now and I'm currently running nine games a week and along the way I've sort of discovered my core tricks of the trade to help me along as I introduce players week after week to the wonderful world of Faerun, Eberron or even other worlds like Star Wars and the ever-edgy world of darkness. With all this experience under my belt I felt like it would be a good time to share what I personally do to keep myself grounded and ready to DM that fifth game of Horde of the Dragon Queen in a row. Keep in mind, especially with this video, that all of this is literally just my opinion and that I am not going to be giving you the hard set rules like oh you gotta make sure you T-pose after every natural one to ensure that you assert your dominance. But I'm trying to give more basic if very anecdotal tips that I personally use to help me out.  Always remember that since D&D is a team game, the circumstances will always be different based on the individual people in that team. So there really aren't any big important rules to always 100% follow 100% at the time. Just go with the flow and see what helps you out in your life. But first I'd like to give a shout out to my new Patreons this month. Lausiano Almeida. Acraloth. 2, 1, 6, 0. Jarrod Rizzer. Alex Russell. Cam Shat. Shadat. S-S-S-Shadadit. Cam! Thank you for your new patronage. May your days be ever happy and may your sleeves never fall down while you are doing the dishes. But without a way, let's begin. ROLL ZERO! Make sure that the players are having fun. Yeah, it's obvious, I know, but this is actually the most important rule by far, and it should supersede literally anything else that you're doing. It doesn't matter if you don't know the rules, your story sucks, if you can't make weird voices to play different NPCs, if your players are still having fun in spite of all that, then you're being a good DM. And you'll quickly realize that the more fun your players are having, the more fun you'll be having, and the more you can get yourself into it. You could be the best DM in the world, you could know everything about all the rules, you could know exactly how to run your modules, but if you managed to make it a bad time for your players, then congratulations, you suck. So make sure that at the root of your game, you're keeping an environment that'll make your players excited to come back. NUMBER ONE! Be a player. Like, not in your own games, mind you. I personally never use a DM PC in my games because I feel like it takes away from the other players' fun time, but I mean be a player in whatever game you plan to run first before you ever consider being a DM. This is for two big reasons. Firstly, and most obviously, it helps you get a handle on the rules that when you do DM, you'll have already absorbed a lot more of the common rules through osmosis. But also, being a player helps put into perspective the trials and tribulations that a player has to go through. It helps you empathize with the struggles your players will have, and it helps keep you from going into a vindictive rage whenever the players foil your evil plot, because you know how difficult it is from their point of view to do it. Being a player first isn't just about rules knowledge, it's about understanding what being a player means, so that you can look at them through a lens other than as the overseer. NUMBER TWO! Don't be afraid to not know the rules.  If I had to read the entire DM guide front to back until I had an encyclopedic knowledge of it, I still wouldn't be able to be a DM, and I probably never would. Hell, when I ran my first Pathfinder game, I barely knew ANY of the rules, and it showed! But since I was following rule zero and figuring things out as I went along, the players didn't mind and they still enjoyed the story, since that took precedence over the game mechanics. Now, this isn't to say never read the rules and just hope you get it right. You should still know the basics at minimum, but like any skill, running games takes time and practice. You can't expect yourself to know everything right out of the gate. Gamer Pro Tip, the DM screen that Wizards sells, has a huge cheat sheet on the other side to help you out in the pinch. NUMBER THREE! Be a performer. I know that this isn't something that people get right away, and don't feel bad if you leave this one to the wayside as you first learn to get comfortable with having all eyes on you, but being a DM is more than just outputting rules and mechanics as they happen. You are the intermediary between the players and the world that you're presenting to them, so being descriptive and helping the players craft the idea of the picture of the world into their own heads is a lot of what the DM is supposed to do. For instance, if a player hits a chandelier with an arrow and causes it to break and fall, you could say, the chandelier falls to the ground, or you could bust out the old thesaurus and use your expertise in the English language to say something along the lines of, you hear a creak and then a snap in front of you, and then as you look up, you see the chains holding the chandelier suddenly burst, flinging scraps of iron around the room as the chandelier comes plummeting to the ground with a mighty crash, or if you don't want to spend your time looking for five different ways to say down, you could totally cheat by using onomatopoeias, better known as noises, so you'd say, you hear a creak and then it tch, as the chandelier above you, back and forth. Suddenly, the chandelier pshh, and falls, down to the ground with the mighty pshh. Like I said, it takes a while and you have to get used to the absurdity of what is coming out of your mouth, but it really does help enhance the experience and actually makes it more fun for you when you get the chance to describe something. NUMBER FOUR! Don't throw the first punch in a fight. If one of your players is, for whatever reason, starting to get annoyed or aggravated over something involving the game, the best thing that you can do is try to divert course away from whatever is annoying them temporarily, and then when you get the chance, usually right after the session is over, hold them aside and talk to them about what's up. Try to work it out peacefully and understand that, as a DM, you have the ultimate power 100% of the time, no matter what, you're getting your way. That's just the reality of it. So there's no point in being anything but kind to your player when they feel that their game experience is being hampered by something. Hell, a lot of the time I found that something in their personal life was bothering them and they unwittingly brought it to the table. So taking the time to either go over my ruling step by step so that they can come to the same conclusion about it that I did, or hearing what they have to say and changing the problem based on their point of view, really helps me relate to players and helps them feel like they actually belong at the table. When in doubt, always remember rule zero, because D&D isn't about winning the game, it's about enjoying it. NUMBER FIVE! Use the Purple Baby. Okay, so this one owes a lot of explanation. Long ago, my OG Dungeon Master was having problems with players either disappearing and reappearing for sessions, or just dropping out altogether, leaving their party character in a constant state of flux where no one really knew what to do with it. So one day, one of his players created the idea of the greatest deity to ever grace the multiversal planes, the giant flying purple baby. Legend says that for reasons only its own mind can understand, the giant flying purple baby will swoop down into the world and whisk away people at random, leaving those around at the time with only the memory that the person was there, but they're not there right now, and they don't know where they've gone or how long it's been since they've left. Now if the baby is feeling generous, it will return the person when their time has come, and all of the people around will behave as if the person has always been with them, even if logical reasoning would suggest otherwise. Full details about the baby are provided in the link to its D&D homebrew page in the description below, but ever since I was introduced to this amazing idea by my good friend Dismald Urge, I've been hooked on it forever, and it serves as the easiest way to deal with players' characters when the player just happens to not show up that day. Give thanks to Urge, praise the baby, and may your life be ever purple. So I hope you've enjoyed these tips. I know they're a little out there, but I honestly put off doing an advice column type video for a long time because really, tips and references, they only go so far. The real best way to learn how to be a dungeon master is to just do it and hope that eventually you're molded into something halfway decent. Hell, not trying to flex or anything, but I started up a D&D club in my school during senior year and jumped headfirst into running my first Star Wars Zaga Edition game with absolutely no clue about what I was even doing, and my table had like 10 people in it. I just had to roll with it, and I worked it out the best I could, and then when the next campaign happened, I worked that out the best I could, and then the next game, and then the next game, and I just kept accumulating knowledge from every previous game until eventually I felt like I could start running games more halfway decent as opposed to just let's make shit up. Now, I wouldn't necessarily recommend that to anybody for their first go around, but the point is that no matter how inexperienced you are, with the little improvisation and the willingness to adapt and change as you go along, there's nothing wrong with jumping into the deep end, headfirst, and flapping your arms around to learn how to swim. The worst you can do is drown. But that'll about do it. I hope you enjoyed this video, leave a like and comment if you did, subscribe if you want to be a cool dude, and maybe support me on Patreon so that I can slowly make my entire life revolve around D&D. Also, if you want to stay up to date on all of your avenues, I keep a link to my social media in the description below. But yeah, Dabby out.


Yeah, I thought, you know, it was it was a good day. I thought the offense line played really well. We ran the ball, you know, tough physical. I thought a running backs played well, which is what we need it.  They worked hard, you know, last couple of weeks. And I thought, you know, set the standard for what they're capable of doing. And, you know, I'm excited about that move forward. I mean, it's hard for us to see what you all were working with with the run game, whether they moved the splits out, and they got better angles, different tracks, or some of the technical things they did other than, you know, go out for the home. I've got to see it. I did my part on just making sure that the ball was in the belly, you know, making sure they didn't mess it up. So I don't know, we'll take a look at what they did. I mean, the thing I could feel is just the intensity they were playing with. And, you know, it felt like really good communication across the board from our guys, a lot of positive energy and a lot of intensity. And that was good. What did it mean to the offense to get the quarter rail back today? That's huge for us CPs.  And, you know, both in the run game and in the past game, he makes a difference. And he brings in energy.  And, you know, I thought he did a great job today. And how tough was it when playing a musical center for you today? No, I thought both our guys did a good job. You know, I thought Matt Hennessey did a great job. Drew Dalman did a good job. You know, when when both their numbers were called, they went in, they communicated really well. I'm happy for both those guys. I thought they both played tough. Do you take on more responsibility when you're doing something like that? Not really, you know, in the past game, you know, in terms of protection, I've always got the trump card. So, you know, we can make a call and I can get us into something different. And in the run game, you know, we have certain plays that come in that are canned or checked or whatever you want to call it. And we kind of dictate that. So, no, I didn't do anything different. I thought Drew and Matt both did a nice job. Did Arthur bring up to you before he does it or say, hey, how does that conversation go? Yeah, he just, you know, told me during the week, hey, we're going to evaluate what we want to do at all these spots, be heads up for possible this. And, you know, it's my responsibility as a player to make it work. But that was pretty much the extent of the conversation that we had. And how did different teams feel at this office? Well, it was better today, you know, and ultimately that's what, you know, we need it. We needed, you know, a better performance from all of us today. So it was good today. And, you know, we'll see where we're at with the guys we have up moving forward. But I thought he played well. Hey, Matt, I know it's what you expected to happen. What did you say about this team to respond with this performance after two tough weeks? It's what we need it, you know, and, you know, I feel like we've got a good group of guys in the locker room.  I think there's a lot we can improve on from today to, you know, and clean up for next week. You know, but I'm proud of the guys, you know, you hear a lot of positive things when things are good, you hear a lot of, you know, things when things are bad.  And, you know, I think guys have done a great job with it. Could you see that during the locked in? Yeah, I thought, I thought the week of practice was really good. And, you know, I thought guys were locked in.  But a little bit of rest and a little bit of chance to recover and get some guys, you know, feeling good enough to get some good work on the practice field. I thought it was a really positive thing. And Art gave us the chance to do that with the schedule that he set up. It's all you can ask for. At the beginning of the year, if you tell me we're right in the mix in December, that's where you want to be. And I certainly think our best football is still in front of us. And we're, you know, we're going to get there. You know, but six games ago, right in the mix, December starting next week, like, sign me up. I'm ready for that. And I'm excited about it. And it's going to be a fun couple of weeks. Arthur mentioned his confidence in the run game even before today. Did you share his confidence? Did you think it was close to or did you wonder? I thought we were close. And I know it's, you know, it's easy to say that when you have a day like today. I feel like, you know, when you go back and watch it, there are a lot of things, all right, if we can just be a little bit tighter, if we can, you know, just hold up a little better on the backside here. And I thought we did that today. You know, obviously we'll look at it, have a better chance to see what we actually did. But I did feel like we were close. And, you know, I do have belief in our guys up front in both in the backfield that, you know, we're capable of moving the football like that. Awesome. Thank you guys. Appreciate it.