z hits it in the net. Zverev, 40 love. Where was this a game ago?  There's no one there. I'm just looking into the door. Sup? All right, 40 love to get to the tie break. And he serves a big serve. Elkerez hits it back, it goes in. Zverev puts it away. We're going on a tie break. Tie break time. Now I'm not gonna play the intro because it's too serious of a time to muck around with that. But you tell me in the chat who's gonna win and what is the score gonna be?  That's true. There's a glass window here and I'm inside the thing. Who's gonna win this tie break? What's the score gonna be? You tell me. You tell me. Zverev. Lot of Zverevs. Couple of them, Khalid or 7-5. Zverev, 0-0, okay. Lot of Elkerez as well, lot of Zverev. 7-4 Zverev seems to be pretty popular. All right, let's get back to it because Elkerez serving first has got a backhand from Zverev on the stretch. 40 from Elkerez in the backhand of Zverev to the backhand of Elkerez. 40 from Zverev, goes down the line to the backhand of Elkerez on the stretch. Zverev in control, he needs a drop shot.  Zverev wins the first point. He out, Khalid. He out, Elkerez is Elkerez. What the? One love, Zverev. He takes the mini break. He takes the mini break. One love, Elkerez. Elkerez. Elkerez. Down. But Zverev serves the fault. Second serve, second serve. Zverev to the backhand of Elkerez. Backhand of Zverev into the backhand of Elkerez who hits it in the net. Two loves, Zverev. Poor backhand from Elkerez. Okay, Sasha, five points away. Now he served for the match at 5-4. Remember that. Not a chance in hell. He was down low 40 before we even could say double fault. Two love, Zverev. As he serves, a fault. Second serve, Zverev bouncing the ball. Second serve, he's not gonna, he's about to serve and then he just changes his mind. He's trying again, he bounces the ball. Let's go again, second chance. He serves in to the find of Elkerez. And Elkerez hits a winner down the line. Zverev just can't get there. Elkerez hits the baseline, gets the mini breakback. Two-one, Zverev, two-one, Zverev. But on serve, on serve. How are we feeling in the chat? One emoji, tell me how you feel with one emoji. I wanna see the emojis spammed in the chat. How are you feeling? Serve out one of the back-inners, Zverev. Goes wide, two-two. Two-two. Elkerez's dad, I mean, I'm just, maybe it's not his dad, maybe it's his uncle. I don't know, but it looks exactly like him, but like older and, oh man, people are freaking out in the chat. People are freaking out in the chat. No, we're worried, someone's dabbing. Do people dab anymore? I thought dabs were 2018, didn't the dab die in 2018? Didn't it die with COVID? Mind blown, people are blown. People are blown, people are blown. Returns, oh, the volley from Elkerez in the net! Serve, and a bit of a volley, and he doesn't make the volley, Elkerez. Three-two, Zverev with a mini break. Every point is a match point, is what it feels like right now. People are blown their minds. People are chilly, maybe turn on the heater. People are curious, interesting. Okay. Three-two, Zverev. He serves. Out wide. Oh, just missed it, Zverev, second serve. Every point feels like a match point. Zverev serves. Down the tee, to the point of Elkerez. Point from Zverev, into the point of Elkerez. Who hits a winner, three-three. Three-all, now Zverev's gonna beat this guy. He's gonna have to beat the best of this guy because Elkerez is playing the best he has all match. This set has been his best set. He has taken every set he's gotten slightly better. And now he's starting to play his best. And he's run into the baseline with a shake of the racket. Khalidos is ready. Zverev, three-all, with a serve to come as he serves. Down the tee, to the back end of Elkerez. Point from Zverev, into the point of Elkerez, to the point of Zverev, again to the point of Elkerez, into the forehand of Zverev. Down the line of the back end of Elkerez, with a winner, oh Jesus Christ! This is gonna be our biggest TV ever. What was that? Where was that?  Just stuck his hand right up there and went yank. There it is. Oh my God. Where in the hell was that? And then he throws his fist up in the air just to show everyone what he did. All right. Elkerez gets the mini break. It's four, three. Now he serves. Serves down to the forehand of Zverev. Pointing from Elkerez, into the forehand of Zverev. The back end of Elkerez, who hits another good backhand. Elkerez, oh, Zverev down the line! Oh, Zverev! This is gonna be our biggest TV ever. Sasha does the same, four-all. It's shot for shot. It is shot for shot. Very nice from Zverev down the line. Just whips it. And Elkerez on the full stretch. He can't get a racket to it. Four points all. Elkerez serves in the back of Zverev. Back in Elkerez, the drop shot. Zverev runs, runs, runs, runs. He gets it. Elkerez with the pass. It's gonna be a lob. Zverev knew it. With the back end now. Elkerez with the drop shot. He's gonna be too good. Unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable. Elkerez too good and he's going, let's go! Get around me! Get around me! Five-four Elkerez, but Zverev's got two serves to come. I feel like someone's gonna get their heart ripped out.  Five-four Elkerez, Zverev's got two serves to come. He hasn't had a match point yet, Zverev. He served the match at five-four. Didn't do anything. He would love 40 down in a minute. Zverev serves a fault, uh-oh. Second serve, second serve. As he serves into the front of Elkerez. Back of Zverev into the front of Elkerez. Zverev on the stretch. Elkerez with a half volley. That's not a great shot. Zverev's got a backhand down the line. Oh, Sasha Zverev with a backhand down the line! Not too bad. Oh, you're right Norway. It was not too bad. Five-five. And Elkerez just made a little bit of a mistake. Little bit of a boo boo. Five-all. This is the biggest point of the match. Match point, set point. Something's gonna happen. Zverev serving. He'd pay a billion dollars for an ace. He'd give up all his prize money. He serves. Down the tee to the backhand of Elkerez. Four-one from Zverev in to the backhand of Elkerez. To the backhand of Zverev. Again, to the backhand of Elkerez. Who goes down the line. Zverev with a slice. Can't get it! Elkerez gets a set point. This is gonna be our biggest TV role. Elkerez wanted it more. Six-five. Elkerez serving for the fifth. Oh, man. Elkerez wanted it more. Zverev played it safe and Elkerez went, I'm going down the line, buddy. I'm going for it. Wish me luck. Elkerez serving for the fifth. Or to get to the fifth. Six-five. As he serves. Out wide, but it's a fault. Ooh, it was just a fault. Second serve. Elkerez serves to the backhand of Zverev. Four-one from Elkerez is into the four-one Zverev who shanks it, but it goes in to the four-one of Elkerez. Four-one from Zverev down the line. Elkerez at the backhand. Into the backhand of Zverev. To the backhand of Elkerez. But Elkerez in the net. Oh, no. Six points all. Elkerez makes the mistake. Elkerez makes the error. And it's six all. Zverev is alive. Now Elkerez is serving. So he's not there yet. But he puts himself in there. Six all. Carlos Elkerez serving to get another set point. He serves. Out wide to the four-one of Zverev. Four-one from Elkerez on the stretch. Zverev in control. Back into the open court. Elkerez gets with the lob. Zverev with a smash. Bounce. Now it's a forehand. Elkerez back in the rally. As we had a forehand now from Zverev. Elkerez to the backhand of Zverev. Into the backhand of Elkerez. Again to the backhand of Zverev. Elkerez to the backhand. Down the line. Into the four-one of Zverev. Nervous rally. Elkerez drop shots. Zverev gets it with a slice. Drop shot of his own. Elkerez with a pass. Zverev with a volley. Oh, get out Zverev. Get out. Get out of the opening of TV Rock. Get out. And Zverev gets the match point. How did he make it? Elkerez had that point right there. And Zverev just went whoops. Accidentally hit a volley in. Seven-six Zverev. It's match point. If you haven't subscribed, make sure you do. Like the video as well. The goats are coming up next. It's Zverev gonna play him. It's Zverev with a serve. Match point. He serves out wide to the backhand of Elkerez. Zverev with a backhand. Into the backhand of Elkerez. Backhand of Zverev. Again to the backhand of Elkerez. To the backhand of Zverev. In the net from Zverev. It's in the net from Zverev. Seven-all. Seven-all. Oh, man. Oh, man. If you're just joining us, Zverev served for the match at five-four in this set. He also just had a match point. Elkerez had a set point. It's seven-all in the break-up. Served in the tee. It's good from Zverev. He comes in with a volley. Elkerez can't get it. And Zverev gets another match point with a lovely serve volley. Ayo, Piouhava, defibrillator, and he did. Visage, enjoué. Thank you, Simon. How's my ticker? It's probably going to explode. If I have a hard attack on stream, someone call the ambulance. Match point Zverev number two. To take us out of here. Zverev serves. Oh, sorry, Elkerez serves. A fault. Uh-oh. Second serve. Second serve. Elkerez serves to the back end of Zverev. Four in from Elkerez on the stretch. Zverev's going to get the point. He does. Zverev's going to the semis. Zverev's, oh, he's fired up, Zverev. He was holding it in for three and a half hours. And he just had a motion all over the screen from his face. And Elkerez, it's not your time yet, buddy. Not yet. Zverev gets his first top 10 win. At a grand slam, Alexander Zverev gets revenge.  He still could be world number one. He could be world number one. If he can get Nolei to lose to Rafa, and then he lifts the trophy. He puts himself in there. Oh, he does. But hey, let's clap it up. For Carlos Friggen Elkerez, 19 years old, doing what Rafa did, almost what Rafa did nearly 20 years ago.    Wait and see. That guy's doing just getting started with his kid. Not his time yet. Zverev says, wait in line.  What a match. That was the co-main event. That was the co-main event. The main event still to come in about 30 minutes' time.  If you're all leaving us, don't forget to subscribe. We are coming back for the goats in literally 30 minutes. Maybe not even, maybe like 20 minutes. So make sure you subscribe.  Sasha Zverev gets it done. Avoids a fifth. I don't know if he could have won the fifth, to be perfectly honest. I don't think the fifth would have been going his way. Alkares, man, oh man. He had his chance. He probably didn't deserve a chance. Alkares, the way he played.  That's one quarter final. We have three to go. One more today and two tomorrow. Man, oh man. And he could tell the emotion. The emotion from Zverev after that. He was holding in. I stepped for the entire match and he's looked really chill. He's not making any emotion. No yelling and screaming positive or negatives, Zverev. He was just, he was zen. Until that last point, he just went all over the place. That sounded weird. You know what I said? Yeah, that's it. He did that. He did that. He held it in and then he just went. All right. That was the co-made event. The big boys. Who's playing Zverev? We're going to find out in a few. We're going to stick around for about five, maybe 10 minutes and then we're going to sign off, come back for the goats. But holy hell, let's answer questions. Answer my question! The question! What a match. What a finale. What a final set that was. What a dramatic tie break. What a dramatic tie break. Okay. Congrats, Sasha. Yep. Congrats, Zverev. That was hard stopping, man. Yep. That was intense. That was intense. Can Zverev beat Noley? Well, he might have to, well, he's going to play Noley. I don't know why everyone's counting out Rafa. Thank you, Noah. I appreciate the nice words. Hopefully no one had a heart attack during this broadcast. Sorry. Apologies. If that was the case, I should have a warning on the screen, just like warning, warning, warning. Zverev beat Noley in this year's RG, maybe. I mean, he might play Rafa. I mean, he might play Rafa. Why is everyone saying Rafa's not going to get there? God, man, how crazy. How crazy was that? Rude Rafa finals loading. That'd be cool. I had a heart attack. Can you pay the bill? No, sorry, that's on you. Watch at your own risk. Watch at your own risk. No worries, Kathy. Appreciate the nice words. If down the line, fire of Rafa is working by by Noley. Yeah, look, that was, we're just getting started. We got one to go. We got one more today anyway, and tomorrow we've got four more. I mean, Jesus. But hey, look, Carl's out, who will get his? He'll get his. He will get his. But man, Sasha's Verov just went, I'm not done yet. Are you not entertained? Are you not entertained? I love it. I love that's Verov stepped up, you know? I love that's Verov stepped up. And he went, you know what? Everyone's talking about this freaking kid.  I'm got this. I'm winning this, you know? And I love that from Verov.  But man, and that was that volley.  You know, that silly, that stab volley that he just knocked in the court by accident. That was when he survived. First time, how's that possible? What do you mean possible? What do you mean first time of what? Well, beating a top 10 player. Yeah, I know, right? Hey, what's up from Ecuador? Truly happy for him, yeah. Thank you, Brian, appreciate it. Thank you, Joe, appreciate it. Man, what a match. Has everyone got one more left? Are you guys right? Can you do another one? Can we do one more? Are you okay? Are you okay, Annie? Can you do one more? Can you do one more? Have you got one more left in you? Another match. Can we, can you, can you got, have you got it? Have we got it? Yes or yes? Yes, no, maybe. Thank you, Mary, appreciate it. Why didn't Elkoz win? He didn't play well. And also, his very serve very well. Not really, Penelope's lighting up. I can't do it. Revenge, what a match, exactly. You didn't stand up as very, I said, I said, if it's very wins in straight sets, I'll give him a standing ovation.  Very good. We do sleep when we're dead, exactly. Exactly. He's very coming of age, yep. Maybe, maybe this is it. Maybe this is the tournament. Was very, takes it. Put myself in there. He puts himself up there again.  Okay, I'm doing a good job. Thank you, appreciate that. I'm trying my best. Try my best. Oh, bruh.  Again. After all that, just can't please you, can I? Can I?  That's what you are.  All right, what am I zipping? What do you mean zipping? What's a zipping? Exciting matches as exciting as the matches. Thank you, appreciate that. I hope so, I hope I, I hope you guys were as energizes me in that match, or at least felt that emotion. Cause that was crazy. That was tense. Thanks to the 50 cents, maybe you can go be pluralized. Greatest of all times? Sure, why not? Raffinola hopefully be a thriller. Hopefully we get the same in the next one. The next one's supposed to be a thriller, right? It's already written that it's going to be five sets. It's written in the stars, by the way, Tennis Gods. Cheers for giving us a tie break. They listened, Tennis Gods listen sometimes. Can we get a five setter in the next one please? Please and thank you, amen. Now let's get out of here because I've got to get ready for the next match. It's going to start in 30 minutes.   Actually, you know what? Instead of leaving, actually what are we doing here? What are we going to do? What are we going to do? Stick around. Maybe. Unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable, no. Unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable. Unbelievable, unbelievable. I don't care about what they were saying. Brunaz a passoil to the title. Or is there a to take down a goat? He can sort of leave it, Sasha. All right, thank you, Rowdy. The five. Going with Runa, taking the title. Oh, my heart says Tiana. All right, don't forget to like and subscribe. By the way, we've got to 90 and a half. Thank you everybody for showing the love and jumping on board the crazy train with me. Tennis talk train keeps rolling. All right, now when a sign off come back, I'm going to go grab a shot of whiskey or I'm going to, I mean, no, tequila, I mean water and come back and do it again. Recharge the battery and then back at it again. We're going to be back in about five or 10 minutes. So what we're going to do is I'm going to send you guys over to the next one and we are going to get this thing started. So let me just send you guys in the right direction. Big match coming up next. The goats are up. Goat V goat. Who is going to take it? That is the question that everyone's asking me and I've got no friggin idea. So we're going to figure it out together in the next one but 10 minutes, we'll be back. So stick around, I'll send you a link. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Thank you. I'll send you the link and you can go hang out amongst yourselves, talk amongst yourselves for the next 10 or 15, probably five or 10 more likely. Come on, computer. Computer's dying. Can't believe it. And we've still got this second quarter final. It's been a massive day. I mean, we started with Fernandez being injured fighting and then we saw Coco do her thing. And of course we got, we got treated with that's very much for sure. All right. Let me refresh everything. All right, I'll send you over. Go talk amongst yourselves and we will be back in about probably five, 10 minutes and we'll have a chat. We can debrief that match and we can get our shit together for the next one because the next one is going to be epic. Even if it's straight sets, goat v goat is always epic. There's no, there's no like crappy goat match, right? There you go. Go talk amongst yourselves. Go, go, go. Go, go, go. Or if you're lucky, you might get sent over there automatically by YouTube. I don't know if that works and it really does work but hey, they tell us it does. Anyways, it was Alexander Zverev, Sasha Zverev, taking on the force of Elkiraz and he gets the job done. Four sets. Six, four, six, four, four, six, seven, six. He puts himself in there into the semifinals. Who's he going to play? It's going to be a goat. Which one? Nolle, Rafa, we're going to find out next. I'll see you next in about five, 10 minutes for the goat match.


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All right good morning cyber traders happy Thursday everybody looks like a big news that happened last night when the video huh my god what a big pop on that one breaking a fifty two week high great winner you know just when you thought you had an opportunity to say you know I'm able to come back I'll buy a cheaper boom it's a fact that you know that the AI is here to stay there's been some big news that's been happy we'll talk a little bit about it because there are other stocks are getting affected by it we'll talk about that SMCI because that obviously benefit from it a lot but I've been a lot of things by the way anyone can affect it by the cellular service problem just out of curiosity everybody here getting a problem with it Josh called me up all freaked out he's like Mike he's like my mother he calls me he'll keep us down like I love Josh he looks out for me so well but he thought he saw me not logging in fast enough so he thought that I lost self-service Philly not having problems Brian not having problems I know it's a nationwide thing yes if you have AT&T you having with it okay good good anyone here on social media you guys get affected by it just looking at that but that's weird all right no problem all right good all right so anyway let's go through some shopping let's see what's going on you know what I did I didn't sound like there was like millions but for what they sound like there's always like 50 60,000 but but yeah I mean they say there's a lot more than that anyway let's go through some of the stocks we traded yesterday because we had a couple of really nice moves and we're going to check them all out and see how they worked out for us and see what's happening today once again to remind everyone I don't know if you saw that little post I will be on a multi speaker event today with a lot of gurus it's going to start at 10 a.m. I'd be going on at 12 o'clock Eastern Standard Time by the way if you're watching on social media just like us and friend us and make sure you ring that bell or take that phone skin that QR code in top left 10 corner and we'll be looking forward to see you there now regarding about what's going on for today what's moving on the market just couple of stocks that are moving up before I do that we had to go through the watch list from yesterday right almost totally forgot about that let's talk about what everyone missed yesterday now I wasn't a big fan of yesterday okay yes I thought it was kind of crappy and I saw that happen early but it seems like in the middle of the day we finally started getting a little bit of push some of the stocks that we looked at I want to start with the O.V. was the O.V. I O.V.A. so I O.V.A. right here had a really really nice move here in the morning run from 12 and you see how it basically shot up right around here to about 1380 now the problem with I O.V.I. is that I made money that I lost money that I made money that I lost and I lost because it had nasty shakes and the thing is we start with a commentary around 10.30 you had to wait until about 11 o'clock okay and we said that usually things pick up around 10.30 but 10 but 11 o'clock is like that's a long time so it was nice about this stock had a beautiful foul still flag which you could see right there but the Wix on the minutes if you look at it they were almost like 20 30 cent moves so you could lose like 20 30 cents in a minute and that made a really really volatile for some of us but if you were patient and you have too many shares you could have did pretty decent on it and if you got anywhere I would save on 1360 and if you stuck around around 1130 then you had that nice little pop okay but it was a nice foul still flag nice little move right there I personally just those little too risky as in the price levels go our APT was another one that moved really nicely to that one was a dead cat bounce you could see it how it ran from $7 to $10 that stock was a $25 stock went down to 7 I would like to put this back on the watch list okay because it's still holding here at the highs our APT and remember how stocks become day trades is because you know a swing trade is because of a day trade so I would keep an eye on our APT and that's not you know as in the Wix go you know as in the movement I would probably give it a 2 maybe a 3 sometimes but it was pretty good early in the morning had a good move anyway only thing that's scary also about it was a pharmaceutical stock we know they don't really come back CPOP was another one quick little pop early in the morning and then we made a big move around the middle of the day nice little move there but she's on the downtrend right now you can see I was a $2 stock up to $9 that one did pretty well BT BTYX also great great mover up big pop early in the morning and then she came crashing down that was a really really good pre-market trade but she kind of flattened out she was almost started to be a little bit of a gap fill I would probably consider staying away from this right now we will put it on the watch list on the sea list because sometimes these things start picking up you saw what happened HOL again that thing made a big move out of nowhere and we you know keeping on the watch list so I will put this on the list again but only if people start coming up picking and start following up again and boy oh that was really good early in the morning and went up big and it came back down it's crashing I mean obviously I think you heard that day it was somebody's cut in production on it and that made the stock take off pretty big but BT don't don't be careful swing trading someone's asking about it because you know I've been swing trading this and I got out of it I need to see about two three days consistency before I can actually jump in there okay now a couple of the stocks are making some come back obviously the Dow you can see is up big right now we're up my God the Nasdaq's up about 354 points we all know the reason why the video beat earnings and we do that was going to happen because AI is here to stay so a lot of AI stocks are doing really really well the Dow I believe was up about two two hundred I think I don't buy you but I feel like the Nasdaq's going to eventually surpass the New York the rate where this thing is going which is unbelievable so that one's actually doing pretty well as in the video and what's leading to that is also SMCI is moving up pretty well because of it so when one was moving the other ones moving so I would be a little cautious on SMCI listen it's still in the eight hundred dollar price range I'll be a little cautious on that so you know I don't like to put the video on my watch list because if you go on anyone's watch list they probably all have it on there but they probably won't have SMCI on there I can tell you that and AMD is obviously piggybacking off that news to you could see from that from the after hours from yesterday how piggyback from it so those are really are the my biggest ones that I feel that follow along with it even Microsoft also piggy benefits from that too but once again I don't know should I put on the watchlist because they're all part of that industry why the hell not the only thing that's not doing it is AI as much there's a stock that we've been trading so many times when the AI business took off everyone looked at this one and but it made up a little bit of a move nothing spectacular couple of stocks that took a big hit and came back on to keep an eye on it Eli Lilly took a big hit two days ago so just bring that up there you could see it really came down pretty big and you know we got down to swing trade she's benefiting from that so you know that's up about nineteen dollars that one's coming back it's breaking all time highs listen remember what I told you about swing trading you got to have at least three to four days consistency before you could bail on a swing trade so I don't bail like I mean I know sometimes you get trigger happy but you don't have to get too crazy on it and you know hopefully the more longer it holds here the longer channels the better it's going to take going up and remember we see this on the day trade and you hear me talking about I said you know what it's channeling it's channeling channeling looks like it's going to break and sure enough that's what happens so I knew that one's going to do pretty well let's go hop on what is moving this morning on some of the more cost effective stocks some of the funner stocks a little bit so we got a few stocks right here that are moving pretty well they're on the watch list so you got this one that's moving up really nicely cheap stock up three hundred and thirty two percent L R H C and I got to fix my filters out here because I want to eliminate all the little small orders out there so here you have a stock right here L R H C it's got some really good movement it's got some decent iceberg orders that are showing most of them are on the on a different exchange from what I could see I got some iceberg orders around six four and two you got it's like way out of the money but the thing I want you to be careful the stock it is extremely volatile very very very volatile so we'll put it on the B list it's not going on a list all right but it's going to go on the list because it does not pretty big right now so if you're a beginner trader you trade extremely small shares okay the stock will move very very quickly and very very fast another stock that's up about almost fifty percent is this one right here Z E Z F L and you got a couple of you got some orders here around two dollars about two in a penny and stuff like that also it's a gap that pretty big it's down about two dollars from its highs early this morning so I'll also be cautious about this one I'm also not a fan if you look at the long-term chart that big Rick Howard just shot up there in the bottom left right hand corner you can see right here when all the way up here and came back down I'm not really a fan of that I'll put that on the B list to what else that we have over here we had this one right here a G a G X X I don't know these did not really is a huge there's a big iceberg order showed up around that two twenty five kind explains why it's backing off right now here a G R X you could see it right here three dollars at twelve you see it right there twelve twelve thousand shares but I'm looking at level four and it must be another exchange you could see it there you see it right here that big order showed up there right around forty thousand because remember there are different exchanges out there where it's not just trading on Nasdaq Nasdaq's only fifty percent there's another fifty percent other ones so I'm not a suit I'm not super sold on that one I see you not terrible okay I see you this is what we like stock that's moving up we've been trading I see you for a very long time you can see in a long trade this long-term trade this stock has been doing pretty well lately it was right around the dollar it's been going up nice and steady it was a gap fill right here it looks like it's testing these loads back here on April fifth about one eighty five so that was not bad I like I see you you know it it's cheap it's got a nice spread it's it's trending everything we kind of look at man Rebeon my God this thing is getting crushed how we did so well on Rebeon now it's going down I'll tell you these electric the EV stocks are not doing well at all people are starting to back off on it no one likes it no one likes to be pressured to buy these they're finding out like okay battery dies in ten years what do I do after that you know it's not like a car could just throw out in the garbage so people again very very cautious these EVs are not doing well at all okay you got in the video I'm just looking at some of the big most active percentage movers right here I'm not really seeing too much out there I don't know if any by the way if anyone sees anything let me know route route is you know what I saw route the only thing I don't like about it Christopher the spread is really big tier size are really small you know even though it's up forty two percent volume is okay a hundred seventy five thousand in pre-market so remember I always look at risk verse reward remember so another quite another one up here someone posted up our ELY our ELY on garbage not really doing anything in pre-market John on YouTube is saying Rome RMA Rome also you know really not really good stock not really a good training look maybe as your swing trade you know all John but not really is a day trade I would probably stay away from it not really a really good stock out there now Reveon once again it's going on a watch list though because it looks like it could be a good shortlist and I would be focused on these little support levels right around here around twelve thirty let me see what's going on with orders out there with Reveon RIVN yeah we got you can see it right there we go fourteen we got fourteen thousand shares two hundred orders out there at twelve bucks so twelve is going to be very very critical number and could probably get a good Deccan bounce on that one lunar we know why that things down right that was that was a fun stock yesterday that's the warrant but this is the this is the intraday chart okay let's go hop over in New York see what's going on New York probably nothing New York never has anything good yeah this is all spotty nests garbage moving stocks nothing much what about losers anything there yeah the ETFs of these things always been up there I know what if you just spoke it up right there Michael yeah stocks and stocks L they're pretty volatile you know due to the market but not really the kind of flat end backs haven't seen that one in a while just check that one and back so something going on yeah that's looks pretty good nice little trend fourteen percent of a million shares I'll throw it on the list what we're really looking for remember trend is your friend you want to book that trend getting higher going into the clothes that looks pretty good all right all right so let's get ready it looks like we're past our fifteen minutes we've got fifteen minutes for the market to open up once again if you're watching on social media if you want to come and join us take it take your phone scan that qr to get registered for upcoming event that's we do here if you want to join our trading room you're more than welcome to and that's what we got we got we got a decent list here we'll post this on our watch list you can get it on our YouTube X Instagram you know all of them 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Welcome to the Knuckleheads of Liberty.  And it's such a slippery slope because what we saw in London is that, you know, they literally started making the vehicle to have knives. Exactly. And I, you know, we didn't have that story up for today, but that was something that was actually occurring where the mayor of London had banned knives and he was, I think they were calling him assault knives. I think. Yes. Yes. I have some of those in my kitchen. Yeah, me too. Me too. No, you know, after what happened in Texas, I was getting a lot of media inquiries. And, you know, surprise, surprise, sometimes the media is biased. I know that, you know, stop the press. But there was one reporter in particular that was really trying to hammer me on the idea of banning ARs. And I finally said, look, we're always going to have criminals who are going to do criminal activity and hurt people that aren't criminals. We're always going to have mental health issues. But as long as civilians have the ability and the access to own the most effective self-defense tool ever made, a firearm, then the meek and the vulnerable will always have a fighting chance. And that's really what it's all about. There's just as, you know, OK, fine, Chicago's violent. You know, great, go solve it. Figure out what you have to do with your drug policies, with your police policy, whatever. Figure it out. But in the meantime, make sure that everybody else can defend their life, you know?  Keep re-electing, you know, the same people with the same policies. Great, have a violent city. But for those of us who are those people who live in a violent city or live anywhere near it, you've got to be able to defend ourselves. Yes, without a doubt. Without a doubt. You know what? You know, I live in San Diego as well. And I don't consider San Diego a violent city. What do you have to say about that, Michael? San Diego a little more? I think, you know, compared to Chicago, it's utopia.  You know what I mean? So I think there are places in San Diego County that are definitely not real friendly. But the other thing is, and it's funny, people say that to me a lot. I'll ask me what I do for a living or whatever. We'll talk about CCWs, that sort of thing. And the response I get a lot is, you know, I don't really live in a bad neighborhood. So I don't think I'm interested in a carry permit. Well, if you look at a lot of the places where some, especially these high profile, you know, mass murders that have happened, you know, there was one, we're in San Diego, there was a mass murder, you know, a criminal with a gun in La Jolla, you know, a few years ago. So a lot of this stuff happens. You know, criminals go to nice neighborhoods to steal their stuff. So I don't think it's a violence. Say you're right, Tim, it's relatively safe.  If you still need to be able to defend yourself. Yes. Oh yeah, it is. And I'm not saying that's where you were suggesting, Tim, but it's the relative, yeah, the relative video is, it comes up a lot. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, always.


All right, and we're back and welcome. I'm Mr. Ruscha. All right, this is our second lesson in our human geography unit. In our last lesson, we talked about culture and how it describes everything we are and everything we do. But if we're going to be talking about human geography, obviously we're going to have to be talking about humans. If we're going to talk about humans, we have to start talking about population. And that's what we're going to be talking about today. We're going to be talking about population geography. And what is population? Well, quite frankly, population just simply is how many people are there. For example, in the United States, there is 328 million people, large population. But we also have something called population density. And quite frankly, this population density is an average of how many people are there per every square mile or every square kilometer of the country. And just because your country has a large population doesn't mean that it's going to have a high population density. For example, let's take the comparison between the United States and Bangladesh. Once again, the United States has nearly 330 million people. It's the third most populated country in the world. However, the United States is a huge country for spanning over 3.8 million square miles. Now compare that to Bangladesh, which has about the half the population as the United States that are right about 165 million people. However, unlike the United States, Bangladesh is actually a fairly small country. It's only about 50,000 square miles. So while the United States has a population density of 94 people per every square mile, the population density in Bangladesh is an astounding 3,277 people for every square mile. Bangladesh is really crowded and that's pretty much what population density tells you. Now the study of populations is called demography. Now the word demography is very similar to another word that you probably know, which is democracy. Now you'll see that the first portion of the word, both of these, comes from the Greek word, which means demos, which actually is the Greek word, which means people. Now if we look at the word demography, we see that the last portion of the word comes from the Greek word graphia, which means to describe. Just like geography is the description of the world, demography is the description of the people. And we can see the actual definition here that demography is the study of the statistics or the numbers, such as birth, death, income, literacy, the incidence of disease and other numbers, which illustrate the changing structure of human populations. Now when we use demography to describe a population, it studies really two things that everyone has to do. We all have to be born and unfortunately we all have to die. Now those two numbers that we look at when we start tracking babies, this is birth rates and the fertility rate. Now a birth rate is the number of live births for every 1,000 population. So for example, if your country was a very small country with only 10,000 people and you had 20 babies that were born in the year, your birth rate would be 2.0. Now a related number to birth rate is the fertility rate. Now the fertility rate is the average number of children that women in a country will have in their lifetime. And we see that there is a relationship between fertility rate and birth rate. If you have a country with a higher fertility rate, you're going to have a higher birth rate. Now not only does demographic start to tell us things about the population, it also helps us describe which countries are more likely to be rich and what countries are more likely to be poor. Now we'll be talking about something called the Human Development Index in our next lesson, but essentially developing countries are poor countries and developed countries are rich countries like the United States. And here what we find is if you're in a developing country or a poor country, you're going to have a much higher birth rate. For example, the African country of Niger has a birth rate of about 45 and a half while the United States has a birth rate of just about 12 and a half. And another rich country, Japan has a birth rate is actually under eight babies born for every 1,000 population. We also see the same thing in our fertility rates. The country in Niger, every woman in Niger on average is going to have almost seven kids while the United States, the average women will only have 1.87. Now how do you get a fracture? Well remember this is just an average. Now if I have to track the number of babies, that also means that demography will have to track the number of people that die. And we do this through two numbers as well. We have something called a mortality rate and an infant mortality rate. Now both of these terms have the word mortality which comes from the word mortalis, which means mortal or subject to death. Now a mortality rate is essentially the mere opposite of a birth rate, where a birth rate tells us the number of births per every 1,000 population and mortality rate is the number of deaths per 1,000 population. So in our small country of only 10,000 people, if I have 20 people who die in a year, our mortality rate is going to be 2.0. Now what's interesting is now unlike birth rates and fertility rates where we see a great difference between poor countries and rich countries, we really don't see that as much with mortality rates. For example, the poor African country Lothoso has a mortality rate of about 14.9 and even really poor Afghanistan has a mortality rate of just about 14, which isn't all that much greater than say Germany, which has a mortality rate of 11.42. Now while you don't have a great difference between rich countries and poor countries mortality rates, we do have a huge difference when we start looking at infant mortality rates. Now infant mortality rates tracks the number of babies who are born who die before their first birthday. But unlike mortality rates and birth rates, which is of a 1,000 population, a infant mortality rate is actually the number of children who die before their first birthday for every 1,000 births. So if you look at our infant mortality rates of our poor countries and our rich countries, at the top of the infant mortality rates is Afghanistan, which has an infant mortality rate of just about 115. This means that in Afghanistan, 11.5% of all the children that are born will die before being able to blow out their first candle. But we'll see that other poor countries also have very high infant mortality rates. Now this is in stark contrast to our developed or rich countries, such the United States, which has an infant mortality rate of under six, or even Japan that has an infant mortality rate of just about two. It's a huge difference. Now if we start taking our birth rate and mortality rate, we get something called the rate of natural increase. For example, if I take the birth rate of the United States and subtract from it the mortality rate, what I get is a rate of natural increase of 4.34. Now in our poor countries, even though you have a high mortality rate because you have a high birth rate, we see a much larger rate of natural increase. For example, we can see that Niger, which has a rate of natural increase of 22.2. But we can also look at countries such as Japan, where in Japan you actually have more people who are dying than you have being born. And what this means is Japan actually has a shrinking population of 1.58. Now because of this disparity of the rate of natural increase between rich countries and poor countries, we actually see a huge difference in the projected world population growth. In this chart here, we have in red are your rich countries or your developed countries. We actually see that the population change within these countries really isn't very much. But if we look at the countries in blue, those are our poor countries, we see that their population is increasing much, much, much faster. Now a tool that demographers and geographers and other social scientists will use to be able to study the population of different countries is something known as a population pyramid. This is a graphic device that shows the sex and age distribution of a population. Now essentially, a population pyramid is two sets of bar graphs and the left side of a population pyramid will have the male population divided in age groups of usually about five years for every one of these bars, with the youngest being at the bottom and the oldest being at the top. On the right side of the population pyramid, we have the same thing for the female population. Now if you look at this population pyramid of the African country of Sudan, we find very quickly that has far more people who are younger than they do older. This is what we call a Christmas tree or a triangle population pyramid. Now when we start analyzing a population pyramids, the important age to look at is the age of 45 because most reproduction is done by those individuals under 45 years old. So if you have a population pyramid such as this one which is Sudan, we find that most of the population is under 45 years old or is within the range where they can still reproduce and have more babies. So when you have a population pyramid like this where majority of a population is actually under 45 years old, we see a high birth rate, we see high growth rates and short life expectancy. This is usually what we're going to find in our developing countries or our poor countries. Then we have a population pyramid like this which we call the box. Now if you'll see basically the population that is above 45 years old and the population that is below 45 years old is about the same. So what we find with a box population pyramid, this is going to be a developed nation such as the United States or Australia. Now here we find is low infant mortality rate, we have a low population growth rate and long life expectancy. This is a indicator of a developed or a rich country. Now we also have a population pyramid which we can call the cup. Japan and Germany are an example of a cup type population pyramid. Here you see that the majority of the population is older than 45 and since there's more people over 45, you don't have as many people having babies, you're actually going to have a shrinking population. This too happens in a developed or a rich country. Now when we talk about the population trends of a country, so far what we talked about is the natural rate of increase, but there's one or the thing that can change the population of a country and that is migration. Now migration is the movement of people to a new area or a country in order to find better work or better living conditions. Now there are two terms that we're going to be talking about throughout this course anytime we talk about migration. There are push factors and there are pull factors. Push factors are those factors that cause people to leave their homeland. Pull factors are those things that pull or attract people to a location and it's really easy to determine what is a push factor and what's a pull factor. Push factors are always, always going to be bad things. Examples of push factors might be war, famine, economic distress, oppression, natural disasters. These are all reasons why people decide, hey listen I no longer want to live here, I need to look for somewhere else to live, which brings us to pull factors. Just as push factors are always bad, pull factors are always going to be good. And examples of pull factors of things such as better economic opportunities, more jobs, a better political condition, the weather is better, or there is established ethnic communities. People like to go move where there's people that are very similar to them. These are things which will cause people to move to a country called the pull factor as opposed to things that are pushing you out of the country called the push factor. Alright so what we've done is we've talked about population, we talked about what population is and how that compares to population density, we talked about some of the demographics such as birth rates and fertility rates and mortality rates and infant mortality rates and how those all combine to be able to have something called the rate of natural increase and then we looked at population pyramids and how they can be used to analyze population and then we looked at the factors of migration which causes populations from move around the world. Alright in our next lesson we're going to talk about how we can use these demographics and start determining what is the human development index of these different countries. Alright but until then, keep on learning.


This next multi-parametric MRI case of the prostate shows the value of multi-parametric MRI to be added to the patient who is in active surveillance for low-volume, low-risk prostate cancers such as Gleason 3 plus 3 prostate cancer. This patient is a 70-year-old male who was diagnosed with low-risk, low-volume Gleason score 3 plus 3 prostate cancer also called grade group 1 with transrectal ultrasound-guided biopsy. This patient was being followed with active surveillance. The problem is that the transrectal ultrasound-guided biopsy under Gleason scores the prostate cancer in up to 30 to 40 percent of cases. An MRI was obtained in this patient because the PSA was going up very rapidly and had recently reached a level of 6.0. So the clinician's concern was that the patient had higher Gleason score prostate cancer than had been previously detected with just the transrectal ultrasound-guided biopsy. So if we take a look at the axial T2-weighted images and remembering that in the transition zone the T2-weighted sequence is the king, you can see that there's this area of moderate homogeneous T2 shortening within the transition zone that's non-circumstried. So it has very, very fuzzy margins. This measures over a centimeter and a half in size. If we go to the corresponding high B-value diffusion-weighted sequence, we see that there's this area of very high signal intensity. This is the B-value 1400 image. And we see that it extends into the area of the anterior fibromuscular stroma. On the apparent diffusion coefficient images, the ADC images, we see that this corresponds with an area of significant restricted diffusion. This was well below a mean of 1,000 and with ADC values as low as 600. If we look at the corresponding dynamic contrast-enhanced imaging, we see in the color overlay in this same area that there's an area of rapid washout and rapid plateau pattern of dynamic adenomic contrast enhancement. So based on the T2-weighted sequence dominating within the transition zone, this is a Pirad's 5 lesion because it measures over 1.5 centimeters in size. We did not see any evidence of direct extraprostatic extension, seminal vesicle invasion, pelvic lymph adenopathy, or osteosmetastatic disease within the pelvis, so that overall this suggested a clinical TNM stage of T2C. Based on the MRI findings, we did an MR-targeted biopsy in Boer of this tumor suspicious region and the biopsy came back, Gleason score 3 plus 4, or grade group 2, that's large volume. This completely alters the management of this patient. This goes from somebody that's being managed happily with active surveillance, thinking that they don't have clinically significant prostate cancer to someone who has pattern 4 disease in their prostate cancer and needs definitive therapy. So this patient actually underwent a robotic assisted radical prostatectomy as definitive therapy and was removed from the active surveillance management that they inappropriately had been undergoing prior to their MRI.


Hi everyone, I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com with a 21-22 prism basketball hobby pack break, number six. Got a few things happening here. First thing, giving away five spots within the pack break itself. Second thing, second dice roll. We'll do the break itself. Third and final dice roll, we'll give away those final four team random spots, which will finally unlock prism basketball six-box picker team number four. Coming up in a separate video. First, let's give away some spots. Big thanks everybody who bought their spots straight up. Because you got a chance at a buy one, get one. So let's roll it and randomize that list of 25, five times, two into three, top five after five. One, two, three, four. Good luck. Fifth and final time. There's five right there. We got Matthew, Adam, Matthew, Chris and Andy. We'll buy one, get one scenario for you. Congrats. Hopefully, those spots, those extra spots could come in handy. So now let's grab the whole list of 30. Let's do the break itself. There's all the teams. There's your names again. Let's roll it. Second dice roll, five into six, eleven times for names and teams. One, two, eleven the final time, five into six, eleven times for the teams and eleven the final time. Now, no trade windows, but these are hobby packs that we're doing for these fillers. So it could be a surprise. It's possible. Alright, there's the first half of the list right there. And there's the second half right over here. And let's just print and rip. And like I said, the pick your team break, that'll be in a different video. The next video. Kind of. I think I have to do the team random randomizer. Anyway, separate video. It's coming up. Got some parallels in the middle. Maybe some big rookie name, maybe? Jayse on Tate Red Wave. Clay Thompson. Hyperparallel. Nothing too crazy here. But the crazy part is who's going to win those team random spots? That's like a 200-some-odd dollar value. Let's gather everybody's names one through 30. Third and final dice roll. So fingers crossed. It's only the top four after eight, five into three, eight times. One, two, three, four, five, seven and eighth and final time. From five on down. And five is probably the saddest spot, right? Very close, Matthew. But not quite. But thanks to Matt and everyone else for giving this a shot. Appreciate it. But there can only be the top four in the team random. The next stage. Alan Murdock, you're in. Adam, you're in. Matthew, you did get in. And Matthew again, alright. So that extra spot kind of helps you out. Maybe push your regular names up to the top. So two of the four spots. Adam and Alan also sneaking in as well after eight. I'm Joe. I'll see you in the next video.


All righty, let's play this in full. There is sound Wow All right, let's turn the sound off. This was for the hundred firm assignment It's cool my comment will be what if I mean what if There is no south we can't hear the sound someone doesn't turn it on I'm just curious thinking out loud. What if we would Cheat the view and bring up the car higher And what if This is way too much work I'm just thinking out loud here the car would drive and then would drive over some garbage cans like something where we see the car and More and we would understand that something happens Something flying over something making noise. I'm just curious if we can make this work without the sounds Because if you just watch this and you look at the guy that creature And there's no sound and yes, we see something go by quickly But then there is no indication. I was curious if that could be something That's for you to think about if you want to do that Maybe that window is slightly open To also show that the that we creature can hear this and maybe you would show something fly I don't know. I don't know. I'm not sure if that's the right idea, but I Always feel like at least consider the possibility that no one's going to hear this Like some of the sound right and is this is it's still going to work? I like all the mouse stuff and the Little movement on the hands, especially you got so even detail fingers off as the hand goes forward. That's cool You can probably if you put that detail here, you can put it here It's like curl on the toes and slight orientation and rotation on that foot doesn't feel just Like it's pulling unless I'm not seeing it because of Angles, I see a shortening here of the toes. So maybe that's just me Because you have stuff in the back. You got the breathing Let's watch this frame. I mean you got that. I mean you could push this potentially with What does he do he or it or she opens and does that so what if The couple things you could do and also depends if you want to extend the shot, but what if all of this Sound right because it gets go back to the sound. I think when the sound happens and when the creature reacts is fine What you could do what if I don't know if you have controls to relax the spiky stuff and the membrane Then first frame is you pop into this. It's like a sensory thing. I hear what's going on here and Then next frame you keep it you might overshoot a bit and come back But next frame those fingers tighten and Then the next frame half I closed With a slight head turn and then one two Maybe over one frame to make the snappy You actually have nostril nostril At least half eye the other eye not exactly looking at us, right? But you have a It'll still be like this in my fantastically horrible drawing Whatever finger thingy pose you have but imagine does a slight What's it called head turn? Towards us, so it's not just eyes, but it has a bit more of a huh and Then you got that and you could potentially You have to try this. Maybe it's not working super great, but but it's so fast I'm just wondering on this. I mean you have a drag could you potentially even close the eyes a bit here? close the eyes, maybe still have some Stretchiness I don't know if you want to go through a full on smear frame But maybe on this you can still have some crazy fingers just like clear silhouette And I know he's all dragging behind but maybe push single elements more even if it's just over one frame and Then Imagine like I said here you have the drag on the lid everything still drags nostrils Maybe the lips and the teeth can stay here and then as it is here What are you doing here? You go arms up and into this so You could potentially The body stops here. I Guess you could keep it like that I will probably keep that leg a bit lower to have a cleaner silhouette on that arm Maybe this arm a bit lower with this Then go back with eyes like that still slightly skin dragging just a bit less and then bam on that frame and again Going back here the orientation is like this and you go up and your rotation is still the same not in terms of going higher But the way that body is aligned, you know with that side here So what if you start here? You have that whole thing that gives it a slight irritation Excuse me, and then you go down But this is more Turns toward camera not profile, but imagine that eyes here But the other eyes here and maybe the tail is here. I Hope that makes sense right and then feed a bit there But then you have maybe maybe this arm is then higher and it's still a bit more More like that and then maybe arm here and then the other leg would be down here I'm horrible at drawing but imagine this whole body more turn towards us. Why am I saying this again? It's a complexity. So you have this orientation to the body. Let's say top view right? Let's say window window sill creature like this and Then when it's in the air like that, it's actually oriented like this so you have a slight move in the overall body for contrast and Then what I would do just going back to what I said before said with that slight drag with the lids and everything and on that frame and everything Ends like that then you can overshoot and bring those lids all the way up keep the eye here, right? But the lids high lids high maybe that the lips Here teeth are obviously still there But everything the body stops with all the loose stuff goes up even maybe the membrane here if you can stretch it and arm higher and Maybe even this curl back Just imagine the big mask goes holy moly and then the soft mass like the lid the skin and everything is dragging and Here it's completely overshooting and then maybe over two frames or so. It comes back to what it is now And then does what you have here with the shakiness in the wiggle Then you got this with the drag, which is fine So which out like all these move a kind at the same time so you want to start Offsetting all these so it's not supposed to pose And even this could be as he drops he will go like I said like this and it ordered a bit more towards us and then as he falls Why not just have a slight I like that he drags, but what if there's also an ever so slight? Rotation like this Or already other way I mean I'm not picky about this maybe the other way so you can see both eyes But something with such as the drop but a slight drop and turn so again for complexity and just contrast there's a change of of body Angle, you know, maybe this arm then falls first and he just has a slight lean or it or she With eyes slightly visible. So it's just not so flat and down. I hope that makes sense. You just engage all the axes of That creature's body position Again, even if this is just over one frame and me this has like the lids This far down and the lips this far down like you see how far you can push this and maybe this whole Overshoot on the lids is all only one frame And then snaps back and then it's into this or kind of play with it a little bit And you might as well also do a little bit of Tongue and then it's all the way up here and then lands again and doing all of this have a bit of a Tongue out maybe movement if you can if that rig If that rig allows for it and then maybe by the time you drop you expand the Pupils again To be more dilated and just passing out and this is just your super small people for for the freak out I think that's about it All right, so let me know let me know what you want to do. These are my current thoughts on that. All right. 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Tonight's case from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation was selected for dramatization because it points out a very fundamental shortcoming in America's educational system. Despite the fact that our country spends vast sums of money on schools and teachers, millions of our people must be classified as uneducated, half educated, or badly educated. Among the ranks of the uneducated and the half educated, as you will see in tonight's file, criminals find some of their ideal victims, people who are an easy mark for this or that racket. From the ranks of the badly educated are recruited the criminals themselves. For we must realize that education is more than mere book learning. Any education worthy of the name must include intelligent instruction in the ideals of good citizenship. It must teach us respect for the law and moral integrity in dealing with our fellow men. Remember, education is everybody's business. Your business. Play a more active part in the drive for better education in your community. Join the Parent Teachers Association by doing your share to improve education standards in your district. You are making a real contribution in the never-ending war against crime. Tonight's FBI file opens on an Indian reservation in a Western state. It is early morning as a young man enters the general store. He walks toward the long counter and greets the overalled bewhiskered proprietor. Good morning. Oh, good morning, mister. I'd like to get some food. What kind? I guess I've got a little of everything on this list. Moving in around here? Only for a week or so. Well, I guess we can still have us a little chivalry to kind of make you welcome. Thanks very much. I've been doing it every time we get new white folks in. I'm an Indian. Oh, go on now. My name's Dr. Watonga. Well, what do you know? You know I never would have took you for one. I think maybe I'd better run my groceries someplace else. Oh, no, no, no, no. You don't think I meant no offense? Why, I was just trying to make you welcome. If I was white. Oh, why, if it was anything. Why, you ask around, you're like, I got more Indian friends than I got white, but sure. Stark's my name, Floyd Stark. Indians got me another name, though. Man with a big heart. Because I see I give them so much credit. I see. Now, let's have that goose she lists. Here. Where are you living, Doc? I took a shack up in the hills on the old Washeeta property. Well, it's too bad you never got to meet Washeeta. He was my uncle.  I came out for the funeral. First suicide we had in the county in years. Mr. Stark, you know a man named John Latimer? Mm-hmm. Why? My uncle mentioned his name in a couple of letters. Oh. He didn't like Latimer. Oh, I don't guess many do and see most folks are jealous of him. You know, the way they are when anybody strikes it good. Tell me, Doc, you got more shopping to do in town? Yes, quite a bit. Well, leave your list if you like. Time to get back. Why? Things will be ready. Thanks.  You say he'll, uh, be here a week or two? Yes. And you'll, uh, you'll be seeing John Latimer. I bet he deposited on each of them bottles, you know. Think I can afford it? Oh, I guess maybe. Yeah, yeah. Young fella come in the store this morning. Washeeta's nephew, he come out for the funeral. You know what he told me? Seemed like the old man put your name in some letters that he sent the boy. What about it? Well, he was asking questions about you and left the store I hear tell that he was pulling around there's another folks. Floyd, all anybody can tell him is I buy crops from a lot of Indians. This boy's a doctor. Oh. What I've been telling you about, Washeeta's nephew. Forget about him. Start thinking about Salazar. Not yet, John. You told me he owes you over a thousand dollars. Well, he does. But, uh, see, I'm for going easy. Why? Well, I like to wait till Washeeta's nephew stops me in so, uh, so nosy. Floyd, last time I was in the city, I went to the circus. They had a tail there that wagged a whole dog. I think that's the place for that kind of thing, don't you? Huh? You got 10% of this business. I'm the 90, get it? Oh, yeah, yeah.  Once we get control of his crop, we'll have the whole valley. I was looking for the district nurse, but... I'm Miss Craig. Oh. I guess I expected somebody in a white uniform. Can I help you? I'm Dr. Watonga. Oh, hello. I've heard about you. Are you going to practice here? No, I'm in research. Indian life expectancy. Oh. Miss Craig, would it be much trouble to give me a typhoid shot? Well, not at all. Let's go in the other room. Been here long? Two years. Like it? Very much. Thank you. By the time you get your sleeve rolled up, I'll have the needle ready. Uh, if you'd like to use this lab for anything, you're welcome to it. Thanks very much. I'll only be here this trip for a week or 10 days. Oh. Maybe you can help me on some other research I'm doing, though. On what? A man named John Latimer. You see, Juan Washington was my uncle. The Washington who committed suicide last week? Yes. He raised me. He sent me to medical school. I can't believe he'd have committed suicide. But the paper said he left a note. I know. I've got it. But I don't consider it proof. You see, I happen to know that Latimer has been stealing land from our people. My uncle tried to fight him. My uncle died. And, uh, now you're planning to fight him? Yes. I doubt that you'll get anywhere alone. I don't intend to. I've got to go into the city tomorrow for equipment. While I'm there, I'm going to tell this whole story to the FBI. Taylor? Yes, that's right. I'm Dr. Watonga. You made a speech to our graduation class two years ago and said people should come to the police if they know about any crime. Shawnee Medical School, that was. Oh, yes, I remember. I know the FBI takes care of crime on the reservation, so I came to see you. Have a seat, Doctor. Thank you. Now go on, please. A man named John Latimer is stealing our land from us. On the reservation? Yes. Well, Doctor, that's impossible. Nobody can transfer title to either tribal or allotted property. Let me tell you how Mr. Latimer works. Please do. Most farms on the reservation are small. One bad year and the farmers are in trouble financially. I see. About five years ago, a man named Floyd Stark bought the general store and extended easy credit to the people. They'd never known anything like that and pretty soon a lot of them owed more than they could pay, no matter how big the crap was. Then Stark demanded payment. None of them had any money, but he told them where they could borrow it. Where was that? From a man who moved into the reservation about the same time Stark did. That's this man named John Latimer. Latimer lent them the money all right, but in return they had to sign a contract with him agreeing to let him buy their entire crops at any price he set. And they've been living up to the contract? Yes. One of the men he lent money to was an uncle of mine named Juan Washington. Last month my uncle went to Latimer and told him that unless he paid a fair price this year, my uncle was going to organize the other farmers and they'd all refuse to give Latimer anything. What was his answer to your uncle? Last week my uncle was found dead. There was a gun in his hand and a suicide note on the table. You give any reason? Yes. The note said he was killing himself because he had advised his people to go back on their word and that Mr. Latimer was a true friend of the Indians and how my uncle felt he couldn't face the others anymore. Sounds like your uncle was rather a moral man. Yes, he was, but the thing I don't understand is I got a letter this morning that he wrote to me the same day he died. Now didn't you say that was last week? Yes, he sent the letter to the hospital where I was working back east.  Here's the suicide note. Thanks. This is the letter. Look them over. Yes, I will look. My uncle was only one man, Mr. Taylor, and he's beyond help now but the other farmers are still slaves of Latimer. Can't anything be done for them? Well, Doctor, I'll talk to my agent in charge. You'll put somebody on it. Will that be you? Maybe. Tell me, are you living on the reservation? Yes. I'm just returned. No, I'd call me late this afternoon, Doctor. For that time, I'll have some word. John, where have you been? In town. I've been plaguing the operators to find you. 1-4. That nephew of Wushita's come back from the city and he told me that he took himself a shack till spring. Where'd you see him? Right here in the store. He come in here asking the mess of questions. About me? Both of us.  Well, that must have been why he came to see me then. When? He came by the house while I was out. If he comes back, send him over to my office. I'll straighten him out. Special Agent Taylor. Dr. Watanga, Mr. Taylor. Oh, yes, Doctor. I'll get some news for you. Will you be able to investigate Latimer? Not only him, but also your uncle's death. There's a chance he didn't commit suicide. What did you find? Well, I sent the suicide note on that letter he wrote you to our lab. The note is a forgery. And he was murdered? Maybe. In any event, it's enough to warrant having an autopsy performed. Mr. Taylor, Latimer's behind my uncle's death. I'm sure of that. Well, he's the number one suspect of what you've told me. This doesn't sound like the work of an amateur. He isn't. Well, Washington reported they have no criminal record for anyone with that name. Of course, if we had his prints, we could pursue them. Would it help if I got them? Oh, can you? I'll try. Mr. Taylor, I've come across something else since I got back out here. Oh, what? Latimer had to get a few of the farmers drunk before they'd sign the contracts. Can you get any of them to sign a statement? No. I won't talk about it. Since my uncle died, they're afraid of Latimer. But we may be able to prove it without them. No, how? It seems the liquor he gave them came out of a bottle marked cough syrup. One of the farmers gave me one he got at that time. Well, that's not worth too much, I'm afraid. There were a few drops left in the bottle. Could you have them analyzed at your laboratory? They might turn out to be whiskey. Well, even if they do, Latimer will deny giving it to him. That's so.  We'll do the analysis anyway. I'll get you a report on it as soon as I can and be out to the reservation myself first thing in the morning. Mr. Latimer. That's right. I'm Dr. Watonga. Yes, doctor. I understand you called at my house today. I did. Sorry I wasn't in. I wanted to get hold of you before this. Tell you how bad I felt about your uncle. It was quite a shock. Must have been. I got another one today. You remember the suicide note my uncle left? Very well. I got word a little while ago that he didn't write it. The note was a forgery. That's hard to believe. Mr. Latimer, I wondered if you could help me. How? Find the person who did write it. Well, I'd like to, but where would you start looking? I thought you might know if my uncle had any enemies. No. No, I never heard anybody say a bad word about him. I went through his papers today. I came across a picture of my uncle and another man. I can't find anybody who can identify this person. I brought it with me. Fred, I can't tell you who he is either. Anything else I can do? Well, I'm not your doctor, so this is not medical advice. But if I were you, I'd be careful about the cough syrup I used. I don't understand. You distributed a few bottles to some of the farmers around here. I had what was left of one analyzed. Oh. It's illegal to bring whiskey onto the reservation? I buy that syrup at a drug store in town, doctor, and I don't like your saying I did anything illegal. I didn't. There's nothing in the law about strong medicine. You seem to know the law quite well. I have to. I draw my own contract. You do your own shooting, too? Get out. And don't come back. I won't, Mr. Latimer. Not till I can prove you killed my uncle. Turn in just a minute to tonight's exciting case from the official file of your FBI. But now, listen. Those are check-writing machines at the Home Office of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Every month, checks go out to members who have paid up their Equitable Independent 60s plans. And here's Mr. Harvey Morris.  That's all, Mr. Keating. I turned over my little store to my son. Now I've got nothing to do but have a good time. In other words, Mr. Morris, you're now cashing in on the three freedoms that go with an Independent 60s plan. 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If this series of broadcasts were to accomplish nothing more than emphasize to all listeners not to run unnecessary risks in dealing with criminals, your FBI would feel it has made a most important contribution toward decreasing crime in this country. Tonight's file continues the following morning outside Dr. Watonga's cabin. Hello, Mr. Taylor. When did you arrive? Just got off the train. Came right out. Went to see Latimer yesterday. After we talked? Yes. I told him about the suicide note forgery and asked him what he knew about it. He pretended to be shocked. I wish you hadn't told him. Why? Well, I wanted to get a sample of his handwriting. If he's on guard, that'll be a pretty tough thing to do. I'm sorry, Mr. Taylor. If he's in league with that man who runs the general store... Floyd Stark? Yeah, Stark. They're working together. Latimer's undoubtedly warned him not to throw any handwriting samples around now, so... Hey, wait a minute. Let Latimer must write on his checks if we find out where he keeps his account. In the city national trust? How do you know? Farmers told me about getting their loans by check. I think I can get a court order to examine his account. Oh, uh, did you get his fingerprints? They should be on the picture in this envelope. Wiped it clean before taking it to his office. All right. I'll let the lab go to work on it. You've been to check on Stark. Now where he keeps his account? I saw him coming out of the bank here yesterday. All right, I'll try to get an okay to check his records, too. When do you think you'll be back? Sometime tonight. Just come in. Yep. Look good. Yeah, help yourself, John.  Tell him you'll talk. Hey, John, listen, I ain't in no mood for John... Call him. Call him. Tell him to come over here. You'll give him all the information he wants about me. Tell him the place is locked. But the key's under the mat. As he's letting himself in, blast him.  I can't prove anything if he's dead, Kenny. No. He'll still have the key in his hand. Your story is the place was locked. He got a key someplace and was breaking in. I want to hear from you tonight. And I want to hear the job's been done. That's right. Miss Craig, my name is Taylor. I'm the general agent of the FBI here. Oh, yes, Doctor Watanga told me about you. I was looking for the doctor. Didn't you see him in the street? No, I didn't. He just left. What's rather important, I find him. I've got some news you'll want to hear. I wish I could help you, but... You see, we were sitting here when he got a call. He left as soon as he finished talking. You got a call at this hour? Yes. Do you know who from? I hope the operator knows where that call came from. Yeah, Floyd. He dead? That's fine, Floyd. Now, just call the sheriff's office. Tell him what happened. And as soon as I can... Hey, John, listen to this. Make me feel that he better if you'd come by. Come by the store?  You don't need any witnesses. Now, John, listen, I'm kind of shaky. It'd be better for you to say that you was passing when it happened. All right, I'll be right there.  Leave it that way. Let's go see the body. This way. Why'd you drag him back here? He didn't. You did mean my body, didn't you, Mr. Latimer? What is this? John, it ain't my fault. He's telling the truth.  But a friend of mine learned that Mr. Stark was your partner. That's a lie. My friend found me just before I arrived here at the store. He told me this might be a trap. Yeah, and so he came in the back way, surprised me, and took the gun. Then I persuaded him to tell me about my uncle's murder.  That's right. Well, this gun says it won't work. Doctor, I'd like you to do some writing. Such as? Put down that you killed yourself after shooting Stark.  Sorry, Mr. Latimer. Start writing. Hold it, Latimer. Okay, Carl, I got his gun. Who are you? That friend I told you about. I'm also a special agent of the FBI, Latimer. You and Stark here are both under arrest. John Latimer was tried in federal court for murder on an Indian reservation and sentenced to a term of life imprisonment. Floyd Stark was tried for being an accessory after the fact and given a 20-year sentence. Special Agent Taylor was able to establish the fact that John Latimer and Floyd Stark were partners through his examination of Latimer's checking account. Those records revealed that each time he made a deposit for himself, he drew a check to Stark's credit each time for exactly 10%. From the writing on the checks, the FBI crime lab determined that Latimer was the one who wrote Juan Moschita's forged suicide note and from fingerprints found on the photograph, the identification section came forth with a fast criminal record in his true name. So another case from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation was closed. Another case in which your FBI protected not only the lives of people, but also their basic freedom. 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Well, it's about that time y'all time for me to set up another board Hope you guys enjoy this board setup video. I'm in the kidding. I gotta set up another board But it's really windy outside So I try to pick a spot where there's no wind and I can set up my camera So I can just sit in the back of the car and do it or vice versa. I don't know So I'm gonna figure out how to not have this video super windy But this is just a board setup and chill video. So if you want to watch me set up a board and chill And you can chill while you're watching the board set up video. This is the video for you I guess this is as good as a spot as any Except there's a freeway right there. So I don't know how good the audio is gonna be. Hopefully the audio is good Whatever I have this Kevin Bradley pro model from Probably pretty much like almost a year ago probably I don't know. I knew I've had this board sitting in storage I haven't wanted to skate it because this is the same board and graphic that I Fractured my ankle on last May so I didn't want to skate it right away So I put it in storage and I figured I would I wouldn't buy it on the board I would like skate a board that I had in storage Try to be smart about it. So yes, the board. I'm gonna be setting up 8.38 which is a bit skinnier Then the regular 85 that I ride but it's like a fuller shape. It has that shovel style like shape So naturally it feels a bit wider than what it is. I've got a fresh razor here, too So hopefully my grip doesn't suck. Everybody knows I can't group a board to save my life Trying to get this damn warning label off Be a bit tricky now for the fun part throwing on some grip mob grip, of course Dude, I'm sitting at the more the back of my car don't know. Every time I set up a board I It never gets better. I never get any better at gripping boards Honestly There's kids out of like 14 that can do this with their eyes closed little kids that work at like local skate shops and stuff Clothes that isn't too bad actually check out the grip Right here. It's not too bad. I would say For my standard anyway Hey guys, welcome to my car We're in the car because it's windy and I don't want wind noise to affect the audio quality of this video So now it's time for me to tighten up my bolts and get on the way. Can you guys see? All right? There we go We'll just tighten these up because it's important to have tight strong hardware I'm not turning the bottom only turning the nuts. So my hopefully my grip tape stays all right So honestly, I don't think I did such a bad job on the uh, this grip move back a bit. There we go I had another hockey board in storage. It was yellow It was yellow one. I'm pretty sure it's a Donovan primordial It's yellow and it has that check in leathers. She kind of looks like she could be out of Mad Max I had that board too I didn't want to ride that board there because I wanted it as a wall hanger eventually So I just kept it so I ride for myself. I'd write this one Are you guys having as much fun watching the video as I am making this one? Have you guys been liking the content lately? Anyway, like I feel like I've been committing to uploading twice a week Tuesday and Friday Because I got to work on the weekend But yeah, let me know if you like the current content schedule I'd really like to be able to make more videos during the week, but I have to have to go to work so I can Make a living but one day I'll be able to just make YouTube videos and I'll be able to make a living Speaking that into existence putting that out into the universe Time to do the back truck Dan's out right now he Pulled his neck or something. So I hope that he is able to skate again soon So I really like skating with Dan It's been very very helpful For my skating ability and confidence being able to skate with him My left hand's getting tired. So I got to use the right one Anyone's wondering what my board setup is now. It's an 838 and I have Spitfire formula for full conical 54 millimeter I have some bones big ball reds Ace trucks. I don't know what ace trucks these are. I think they're the mids Then it's like the one four nine equivalent It's the ace of the independent one four nine equivalent. I don't know what I don't know what it's called But so far so good I did receive a comment in one of my other videos saying that my bushings are very squeaky and they are so maybe I've got to swear on a bit of WD-40. That's pretty much it guys. My board is all set up Let's take it out in the sunlight so you guys can get a better look Grip didn't turn out too bad. I must say Definitely helps only having to cut one edge I did get a bit of a wrinkle right here though at the nose naturally because I suck at gripping boards Yeah check it out guys Brand new deck ready to skate some nice southern California skate parks and then once it's a bit broken in maybe skate some street spots because our Skating street stuff will definitely Primitrally edge your board just before I forget We've had the evening hoodies back in stock. I've got a whole bunch of them Check it out in the sunlight. They currently seen the sunlight. What am I doing? Yeah, we got a whole bunch of evening mob hoodies done up again. Go and check them out evening mob comm We have some tote bags to I drew this If you want to go and pick up a tote bag You'll get some free stickers and the free stickers you will get are the little evening mob throwy stickers So yeah free stickers with any purchase join the mob today evening mob comm That's pretty much it for this video I Might go skate now. I don't know. I might not my legs are pretty sore Thanks for watching the video and yeah, appreciate all you guys support I don't know what else to say. She's watching the video catch you guys in the next one