This is Neil Turbin, you're watching The Metal Voice. Look who we have here. We got the man from the Big Four, Dave Ellison from Megadeth, and Jeff Young, the Megadeth and Kings of Thrash, now Kings of Thrash, and also Deep, right? Diet, yeah. Diet, I'm blurring my English still. Mr. German. And it would be Deep. OK, well, yeah. Right now you're talking about the I before E, the E before I, right? Right on. But by the way, I keep seeing you are a member of the Big Four, you are a recorded member of Anthrax. Well, yeah, that's true.  I played with him. Don't ever forget that. Thank you. And I played with Jeff before. So was Jeff, he's one of the Big Four. He played with the Randy Rhodes Remembrance, yeah? Yeah, so funny thing with that was that Jeff and I, we stayed in touch. In fact, we actually ended up on stage at our Ronnie Montrose Remembrance Show, like, I don't know, five, six years. Was it, yeah, seven years ago, whatever it was.  And then when we started doing the Nick Menza documentary in 2022. That was one of my questions. Yeah, yeah, we started that January, and Jeff kindly put together the facility for us, the one of his friends for us to do most all of the interviews. And then we went to dinner at the Rainbow one night, and he starts humming a riff from 1988, that we're, you know, was kind of in the mix for the next album. And I was like, dude, I totally remember that riff. And because it had this kind of, it's in seven or something, right? It's like an odd time thing, so. I'm lucky I remembered that riff. I know, you did. He sang it to me. Dude, remember this riff? No, I'm gonna get down, I'm gonna get down. I went, ah, I totally remember that riff. So that became a song called Bridges Burnt, that we actually played on Kings of Thrash tour a little bit a year ago. But yeah, and then like, I don't know, two months. So we went to the studio, actually, with Mike Heller, who plays drums at the Lucid, is Raven, and everything. And Jeff and I just threw out four songs in a couple of days.  And that started really us connecting about some new music. And then Jeff, he hit me, he goes, dude, they're doing a tribute to the big four at the whiskey of the ultimate jam. You want to come out?  And I know the fans have been craving these deep cuts. So we did. We did Mary Jane. Yeah, we did Mary Jane. Mary Jane in my darkest hour, which is a crowning song for Jeff, his guitar work on that song, and it was a single and everything. So that, and then really right after that, like after that night, we just, wow, this is cool. Chas Leone was our singer that night. And the funny thing with Chas is I did a book signing down at Warwick's in La Jolla. And La Jolla, California. And Chas's band, Woke Up Dead, it was making a tribute band. Was out in the sidewalk playing and I went out in a gym and sunked with them, right? Awesome.  Or, oh, I'm not going. It's like, man, you're missing out, man. Get in the room, be part of the action. You know, and I think that's me and Jeff's story. You know, it's like, we just say yes to stuff. Here we are at Nam. We're at the whiskey, we're in a movie. Just say yes to the old turban. Here we are. What a nun. Do you ever miss you, begging to have a beer man? Do you ever miss something? No, no, absolutely not. But as far as, as far, no, he has not reached out. As far as, of course. I mean, look, it's my band too. I helped start it, right? So, you know, it's, yeah. So, you know, but, but let me be clear. There are things about it, of course, that I miss the fans, the performances, the shows. And I enjoy the touring. I like, I'm a road warrior, man. My, I'm a wanderlust guy. My, my, my fortune in life is out there. Not just sitting at home. You know, I've tried that and I get bored after about a month, you know? I'm a shitty, I'm a shitty golfer and I can't serve for the damp. So I may as well play, stay on the road and play, you know? So, but yeah. So it, so look, there's, of course, there's things about that.  It was, we started where everybody else starts, you know, it was ball gigs. So I've known it from the bottom to the top and everything in between. And, but, you know, honestly, as the tides turn and as things go, I mean, I'm super happy and very content with everything I'm doing now. You know, I always say I make the music I like with people I like. To me, now at my age, at this point, I've already got the Grammy, I'm good, you know what I mean? So for me that, those are the things that are more important to me now at this point in my life is enjoying what I do and who I do it with. You're, you know, a very active business man for a long time. He's always been consistent. Jeff and I were both raised, ironically, in families that had successful businesses, you know, and we were raised in families that understood that, were more sophisticated, I think, kind of financially, out of think like that, and we were raised like that, you know, that's, it really is because, you know, first of all, it takes away the rebellion aspect that you have to rebel against something. And look, that makes for great rock and roll too, you know. But, you know, I think Jeff and I, we're both guys that pursued music because it was a love, it was a passion. We love the music, we love, you know, all that goes with it.  So that just, I don't know, I think it makes for, in the long game, that makes for a different outcome. In the short game, the rebellion pays off well. In the long game, I think, I'm glad I have it the way that I've been blessed to have it. Excellent. So with regards to the Nick Hansen movie, sir, a title chord that I'm missing. Yeah, it's called This Was My Life, the story of Nick Mensa. And when, what do you, can we expect that might be coming out, you know? We're hoping for a summer release. Right now, we're literally just shopping the distribution for it right now. Okay. And why should people see it?  And obviously, look, 10 years of that is megadeth. That's the fireworks. That's the big attention getter. But, you know, Nick has such a great story growing up in a very musical household.  He's a woodwind player. But in that world, he's the guy.  He's had his own bands. You know, he's- Way to back. He's a fantastic musician.  He's a lovable, likable guy. I think when you see the movie, it feels like Nick is sitting right here in the room with you, watching it. Well, I remember when we were at, we did a trade show at the conference. We saw what? It was in the Rock and Roll Autograph Show at Weston, in the X. I remember that, yeah. He was there, yeah. And it's able to read next to it. Well, I think Chris Hall was, Nick was. Yeah. You know what's interesting, you say that. So one year, it's called 2013. Hall, the next hall over here at NAMM is the Trump Hall, right? I walk in, I see Nick, I'm like, whoa, hey dude, what's happening? It's right around this exact same time. Then I think after that, we did the Autograph Show. The next year, 2014, I see Nick and I'm like, listen, things have shifted inside of Megadeth.  And I don't know if it's for a gig, I've played a song, but you're gonna get a call for something. And then sure enough, later that year, you got the call. And there was this sort of attempt to try to put together this rusty, we just lined up for you and you did it. And it wasn't meant to be. And truthfully, Nick had sort of matured into a different guy. His chops and playing were very different. You know, to go out and do these big gigs on that level, you have to really train to be an athlete here. And it hurts drummers the worst. Me and Jimmy DeGrasseau had a chat about this some years back. It beats drummers up first, you know? It's very physical. It takes its toll. And, you know, any drummer that can survive for the decades and turn into these legacy bands is a special thing, you know, because it beats them up. I don't wanna leap jump out. Yeah, no, please, please. On what's the question? In terms of, you know, just the physical demands of being involved. Lately, lately what I've been doing, because I've been hanging out in Phoenix, I go up in the canyons and they're not manicured like Fryman or Runyon Canyon. They're kind of rocky. Not so rocky, you gotta climb or hold on, but I take my guitar and I run through the songs, like in kind of slow motion as I'm hiking, which sure beats, you know, sitting in a chair 14 hours a day. Plus then you get on a stage and it's just like stating on ice. It's just like so simple. So what David said is, you know, so apropos, it's very much, and we're, you know, we're not in our 20s anymore, so we're, but we're still training. You're aware. We're training like we're going to the Olympics before we go out on tour. Last we pay the price. You're very self-aware of the demand. So you're very, I mean, that's brilliant. He told me that, what did I call him? He said, dude, I'm out hiking, playing my guitar, but are you nuts? When I moved, you know, me and Nick Menza used to mountain bike all the time. You got me into mountain biking when I got sobered up in 1990. While we were making rust and peace in between the tour legs, we'd go mountain biking up in the Hollywood Hills and probably those same canyons Jeff was just talking about. And then I moved to Arizona and I go on one mountain bike ride and I'm like, holy shit, I got to choose between hitting the cactus or the rock as I'm going down, right?  So I stopped mountain biking. I street bike now, right? But I don't, I don't mountain bike anymore. So when Jeff told me that, like, I couldn't imagine like, yeah, cause you're right, slipping on the rocks, the desert rocks. I mean, you know, if you could take it, take an endo, just, just hiking, just normal, looking around. So he's got his guitar. I got the good grip. Yeah. Right off. Yeah. Well, you know, it's funny, on the so far so good, so what tour? We'd work sharing rooms, right? We'd double up. But Jeff and I spent a fair amount of time sharing rooms together. And it was great because it was a very musical environment, right? I learned a lot from Jeff. He showed me some of the licks in, especially in my darkest hour.  I write better on guitar. So it's like, I learned some, some little tricks and some of the stuff that he, obviously learned at GIT. Cause I was going to go to BIT and I didn't go cause I, you know, met Dave. And sort of like the opportunity was there to go, do what I really wanted to do, which was, you know, let's head to the top of the hill of rock stardom, right? So that moment showed up. I grabbed it and I went, right? But I've been a lifelong student of the guitar, learning and playing. I play a lot of piano at home.  You know, some days I look and I go, I don't want to go in that room and write another song on the guitar.  I started singing. Yeah. And, you know, the producer, Christian Cole, was here yesterday. And I give him total credit because I can sing and I can write lyrics, I can put it together.  And especially to the audience, in our case, metal, right? I can't do that on my own. I'll be the first to admit it. I need someone, at least at this phase of my singing career, I need someone to really sculpt me and really get me to let that character come out. And I've done voiceover work. I've done all this different stuff, you know. But to sing is a whole other thing. So I enjoyed being trained, sculpted and put into a character, which Christian did. I mean, I give him total credit for helping me get that done. Well, I think it's great for any musician of any kind to be like in basketball with Michael George, it's like an MVP, you can play all the positions. Like if you have a cup of coffee before you get all the musicians, you know those positions. Hey, I learned that from Harley PB when I did artist relations for PB here. Harley had done everything in that company. He hand-wired the first amp. He took it out to sell it. So he was the engineer, the builder, the salesman. He took the money, now he's the accountant, went back, built two of them, sold those two, built four of them, sold those four and that's how we built the company. There's a lot to be said for that. It's something that, hey, someone doesn't show up for work that day and you're short-handed. I mean, it's good to have those. One day we were in a trade show in New York, it was a small little thing, and he was helping put cabinets away into boxes and stuff. He's just helping us out. He probably felt bad for us, right?  You open it, you pull it out. It's trash, you can't restock. And that really got him. He said, we need to fix that. And I thought about that because my whole life has been owning rock bands, right? Since I was 12 years old, I've owned rock bands, right? And it's the same thing. Unless you've wound the cables and you've duct-taped shit-downs and you've been the guy who's asking the thing and hooking it up and running to the sound board and making sure the light, unless you've done all of that from top to bottom, you really don't know your stage. You don't know your band. You don't know, like Jeff said, learn how to skate on ice on stage. That needs to be that easy and that. I heard a great thing. When I memorize it, it's in my head. But when I know it from part, then I don't even have to think about it anymore because it's in my heart, right? So really know it by heart, you know? That's a very valuable piece of information. Knowing the songs, like half-ass knowing something versus it's, you know, like the Bible in here. Yeah, yeah. Like, do you know the word? Right, yeah, it's dead. You could quote scripture, it's like, you know. It's just my theology right here, yeah. And then when it's music, you could do that. So there's one question I have and I don't want to respect your time, Clint, I know you have plans. Yeah, here we go, yeah. But I wanted to ask you and I was here for your seminar and also you had the doctor here. You listen to what he had to say and also what you had to say about the bass and the way you're holding the guitar about your wrist and everything, the position. Of course, I was thinking about the Le Mans when, you know, you're talking about low to really low. And I always, you know, I have guys that are jazz players or MI players and they're holding it so high, like, see these guys that play bass that's like all the way up from under. And I was noticing that, you know, one of the things that you talked about is that you play with Dick. And I really respect that because I'm a huge Phil Lineth man. Yeah, yeah. And Lizzie, you know, like Phil always has this sound that's like alive and dangerous. It's just right there in the, in the right place. I realized about that. So, you know, one year we had a Metal Legion tour. We booked it. It was right after the New Year, which is like the worst time to book a tour, right? But we had these four shows and one of them was going to be at the whiskey, Lo and Beholds, right after Christmas, Lemmy dies. So they asked us at the whiskey if we would be the house man for the Lemmy tribute. They did the funeral his day of forest lawn. That night they shut down the Sunset Strip. Metal Legion became the house man. We had everybody coming up on stage playing Otterhead songs. So I really had to deep dive some Otterhead stuff. You know what hit me about Lemmy is his, his strumming, he placed the bass like an acoustic guitar. You know, like, like, it's like, right? And I was a worship leader in church for a few years, right? So I really learned, I studied a lot of these big Christian artists that really know how to bead. Cause I would try to lead from a bass position that was harder, like the sting thing versus grabbing a guitar. It could be more musical. I could sing better. And then moving into Lemmy world, I realized it's like this kind of cool by, strumming by the campfire. And when I, when it hit me, I made his thun. I totally thought Lemmy's whole thing, right? That that's what it is. And that's why he plays kind of one, five power chords. And the guitar is a secondary kind of thing on that, in that band, right? It's a lead guitar, it's there, but it's like, it's like John Lord in Deep Purple.  It's John Lord.  His, his sound of that keyboard defined the sound of Deep Purple. Same way Lemmy's bass playing like this kind of acoustic, strumming, cause he's, you know, singing and playing is this deal. Phil and I, it's the same thing. Paul McCartney, as we now know is, was really a guitar player. And they, I think with the coin that he got the bass duties. Some would say the shortest stride, say he won big, but you know. So, you know, people go, oh my God, his bass playing to me, it is, but he's really a guitar player. So he's thinking more melodically, like a guitar player. And he's thinking more, his bass lines are more like a vocalist. He's, he's writing vocal parts. They think like silly love songs. Amazing. It's like one of the best bass lines ever written. I always love that song. They use counterpoint. Yeah.  So you're playing counterpoint, but in Western music and pop, there's not a lot of counterpoint in guitar play. It's a lot of strumming or chunking, right? So you miss that counterpoint thing at the last year, more of a finger style player, which is a really, it's a good point. And Lemmy was really in the rockabilly and that whole thing. You know, Gene Simmons is a guitar player, right? Gene, Gene's a guitar player and a songwriter. So he sings, that's why his bass lines are very, you know, the McCartney's, but they're always moving around, you know, like, you know, the Colt, Gene, Firehouse, all the stuff that he's doing, you know, he's moving around and so to me, these pick players, who cares if it's some fingers or pick or your toes or your teeth?  It doesn't matter, who cares? Because you're conveying the song. It's the message, right? It's the, you know, we have two questions, you know? Really like one, what is the song about? Like we're writing some stuff together, right? We're working, you know, behind the scenes and some stuff and it's always about, you know, you write a lyric and I have to ask myself, what's it about? One question, what's it about? And can you answer it in an interview in like a sentence or two? Ah, it's about this guy and this girl and they went out and they, you know, political retort, whatever it is, your thing is, right? So, you know, it's always about just a simple question, what's the song about, right?  It's just about, can you, does it make sense? If there's any people that like it?  Meaning, I mean, how great it is, if no one can relate to it or understand it, it's basically a bedroom solo project, you know? I mean, it's all it really is.  Like, that's all that matters, you know? The other night we did a show at the Metal Hall of Fame, when we got on stage, everybody came to the front.  So be of service, entertain your customers, entertain your fans. Right, you gotta do what's right for that moment. Totally, yeah. Bring it in. Yeah, so people ask me, do you have any advice? It's like, yeah, are you bringing people in or are you pushing them away? There it's pretty simple, right? So I wanna be respectful of your time and also I don't wanna forget one of the most afforded things. I love some coffee, because that's why we have this on the wall. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So tell us about that real quick and what kind of coffee shouldn't you be chying up? Well, that one right over there.  It's a light medium dark, right? So I like it, because for me in the morning I like to have a kinda a lighter, because the caffeine's stronger. In the afternoon, when I have a cup, I'll have a darker roast because it has less caffeine and it's richer and it's dark, right? So I kinda go through the spectrum. That's just me personally.  EllisonDeporium.com is where all the stuff is, shirts and bases and coffee and whatever else you might need. Well, it sounds great, David. I just wanna say thank you for the fantastic interview you and Jeff. Yeah. I wish you, you know, much success with your, with Kings of Thrash, with eating his diet and savory. Pretty close. Diet brother. Diet. Think Kings English. He dieted quite a lot. Diet.  So yeah, I'll see you, I'll get back to that. Back to that. Thanks so much. Talk to you. I'll see you, man. A quick idea with metal boys. Yep. Oh, if we do it together. All right. Start it. Let's just go to T.P. Hello, folks, ladies and germs. This is Jeff Young from Kings of Thrash. And. Hi, David Ellison. You are hanging here with us. I'm metal boys.


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Then she combs her hair, slips on a house dress, and by 7.30, she's all ready to dash in and get me out of bed again. But by 7.40 or so, when we sit down to breakfast, we're both as chipperous two-largs, eager, bright-eyed, and ready to face the new day. Take last Friday morning, for instance, when Mrs. Davis set my plate before me.  Huh? Oh, I'm wide awake, Mrs. Davis. Good. Then get your chin out of your tomato juice and eat. I'm pretty hungry now that I'm up. Mmm, this juice is good. Feels nice and cool on my chin. Now I'll just do a job on these scrambled eggs. Hmm, they seem a little different today. I... Oh, where did you get these eggs, Mrs. Davis? Now, Connie, you're just not used to powdered eggs. Powdered eggs? The grocer assured me that we'd never be able to tell them from the genuine article. He's right. They taste just like real powder. Well, I'll settle for toast and coffee. Pass the butter, please, Mrs. Davis. Certainly, dear. But it's margarine. Margarine? Yes, it's quite a bit cheaper than butter. Oh, I see. Here, care for a part of the paper, dear? No, I'll just eat a big lunch. Oh, you mean to read? Yes, thanks. I know the breakfast isn't what it should be today, Connie. But frankly, it was my way of hinting that it's difficult to make ends meet. I know, Mrs. Davis. I owe you eight weeks' back rent now. It'll be nine tomorrow. I don't like to done you, dear. But I've got to raise $50 by next week or lose all my living room furniture. But you own that furniture outright, Mrs. Davis. You made the last payment two months ago, don't you remember? Certainly, dear. But then last month I had to have the roof prepared. So? So I borrowed on the living room furniture. This is getting pretty involved. But since it's my fault that you don't have the money, I'll try to get it for you someplace. Maybe Mr. Conklin will advance it to me. That's very considerate, dear. Things could be worse, I suppose. Look at this story in the newspaper, the third robbery in this vicinity in a week. Last night in the next block, a house was robbed by cat burglars. Cat burglars? Who did they rob? Mr. and Mrs. Cats. My goodness, some people have all the luck. Luck? Why couldn't they have broken into this house while we were out? I could have collected enough insurance to pay what I borrowed on the furniture and get some new stuff besides. Well, that's no way for you to think, Mrs. Davis. After all, that must be Walter Denton to drive me to school. Oh, dear. Do you suppose he's got a big appetite this morning? That's like asking if John L. Lewis has eyebrows. Now, come on in, Walter. I'll set a place for him. Top of the morning, gracious ladies. And the rest of the day to yourself, Barry Fitzgerald. We haven't much to offer today in the way of breakfast, Walter, but... Well, what's wrong with the stuff on this platter? I'll just help myself to a plate full if I may. Certainly you may, dear. Here's a knife and fork. Hmm. Oh, this is delicious. You like it? Oh, sure I like it. Oh, this is one of my favorite dishes. You know what it is? Well, I ought to know what it is. I've been eating it since I was four years old. You have? Well, sure. I don't want to sound like a connoisseur or anything, but these are absolutely the best hominy grits I ever had. Hominy grits? Yes, doesn't Mrs. Davis prepare them wonderfully, Walter? If you'll excuse me a moment. I'd better clean up the kitchen. I thought you had. I mean... I'll see you later, Mrs. Davis. Yeah, I'll see you later, Mrs. Davis. Well, now that we're alone, Miss Brooks, I'd like to ask a favor of you. It's in connection with Harriet Conklin. What about Harriet Conklin? She's broken three dates with me this week, and she won't tell me why. Not, Miss Brooks.  Warm, attractive, desirable. Have some more hominy grits.   From the adage one man's meat is another man's person. Look, Walter, I've got to see Mr. Conklin this morning about getting in advance. So if Harriet's around his office, I'll try to find out whether or not there's a new romantic interest in her life. Wonderful, Miss Brooks. How do you propose to accomplish this? In a very devious, feminine, and mysterious fashion, Walter, how? I'll ask her. But, Daddy, just because you and Mother are going to be away until tomorrow doesn't mean someone has to stay over with me. I think it's ridiculous. Silence, Harriet. After the years, we've been married to one another.  What I mean is we have better judgment in these matters. But just because of a few silly hold-ups in the other end of town, honestly, I was too ashamed to even tell Walter Denton why I couldn't go out with him all this past week. Ashamed? With gangs of hoodlums roaming the streets?  She's worried enough about that emergency call from your grandmother, as it is. Oh, there's nothing really wrong with Granny. She's just lonesome. And, Daddy, you must look at my side of this. Well, here I am, a 16-year-old girl, and you want to get me a babysitter. Well, if any of the kids at school find out about this, they'll laugh me right out of medicine. Don't worry about that. I'll giggle you right back in. Now then, it's just a question of whom to persuade to stay over with you. I'd like someone dependable and reliable, someone who could think fast in an emergency. Who is it? It's Miss Brooks, sir. I may have to settle for less. One moment, Miss Brooks. Now then, Harriet, to avoid any unnecessary discussion, you will kindly leave through my inner office. But, Daddy, what... March, Muppet! Come in, Miss Brooks. Good morning, Mr. Compton. I know you're busy, so I'll come right to the point. I have a favor to ask. Now, isn't that a coincidence? I, too, have a favor to ask. Well, you know what I always say, one hand washes the other. Yes, I know, but the last time you said it, my hand didn't even get into the basin. What I wanted to ask you, sir, was this... Later, later, Miss Brooks, mine is by far the more pressing business at the moment. No doubt you heard of the recent robberies around town? Yes, I have, Mr. Compton. I don't like to sound redundant, but just last night, cat burglars robbed the cats'. Yeah. Disgraceful. Nobody knows where they'll strike next. Now, it so happens that my wife and I have to be out of town tonight, and we want someone to remain in our home with Harriet. I'd like to help you out, sir, but tonight is Friday. A thank you for a most illuminating prognostication. What I mean is I have a previous engagement, sir, with Mr. Boynton. For the sake of your principal's peace of mind, Miss Brooks, a mere social engagement can easily be broken. But, Mr. Conklin, he'd be very disappointed, and wait a minute, I've got an idea. Maybe Mr. Boynton could spend the evening with me over at your house. At my house? I'm only suggesting it in case of an emergency, Mr. Conklin. I was thinking of Mr. Boynton's good right arm. Since when have you become partial? No, no, Miss Brooks, I'm afraid you won't have any time for Mr. Boynton. It just happens I have a long report to the board, which I expect you to type out for me in triplicate. A report? Yes, and I'll need it as soon as I return, so you see, Miss Brooks, Mr. Boynton would just be in the way. But, sir, I... Miss Brooks, I can't tell you how much I appreciate your coming in here and volunteering for this assignment. Think nothing of it, Mr. Conklin. I don't. What about my favor? Remember, one hand washes the other. Oh, we must get around to your favor by all means. Please be sure to remind me of it next week. I said next week, Miss Brooks. Now, I'm quite busy, so that will be all. Miss, Miss! Yes, sir. Here we go again, me and my unwashed hand. Well, I'm all a nerve. Of course he can meet a break of date because he has to leave town. Oh, Miss Brooks, I've been waiting until you got out of Daddy's office to talk to you. Well, if it isn't my little roommate. What's up, Harriet? I knew Daddy would hook you into staying over at our house tonight, but you've got to promise me you won't breathe a word of it to his son.  But what'll I tell Mr. Boyden when I break my date with him? Well, just tell him it's a secret. Please, Miss Brooks, it's vital. All right, Harriet, I won't say a word about it. Will you take an oath on that? In blood, Harriet. And I know whose blood I'd like to use. Friends, if you suffer from acid indigestion, I hope you didn't miss reading this wonderful news. A headline that says, new mints medically proven quickly rid stomach of gastric distress. That headline is talking about new bisodol mints. Doctors recommend bisodol mints because the bisodol medication acts at once to make painful acid harmless and give you fast five-way relief. One, speeds relief from gas. Two, sweetens your breath. Three, gives complete longer lasting relief than baking soda. Four, relieves stomach upset from too much eating, drinking, smoking. Five, lets you sleep when acid indigestion strikes at night. So don't suffer acid indigestion, heartburn or gastric distress from excess acidity. Remember, new mints medically proven quickly rid stomach of gastric distress. And remember the name, bisodol mints, B-I-S-O-D-O-L. Get bisodol mints for fast relief. Well, it was bad enough having to look forward to a night at Mr. Conklin's typing reports. But I faced my most unpleasant task at lunchtime. That's when I had to break my date with a man I hoped would someday make me the proud babysitter for my own babies. It was doubly difficult, since I'd promised Harriet I wouldn't mention the real reason. So when Mr. Boynton sat down at our usual table in the cafeteria, I decided to sneak up on the subject in a subtle manner. Mr. Boynton? Yes, Miss Brooks? I can't keep our appointment tonight. You can't keep it? May I ask why not? Of course you may ask. Well, I'm asking. Well, I'm not telling. You see, I promised the person I am going to be with that I'd keep it a secret. Oh, so it's that way. That way? What is that way? Oh, come now, Miss Brooks. You know, and I know that you know exactly what way that way is. Oh, you do? Well, what would you say if I were to tell you that you may think you know that I know exactly what way that way is, but it doesn't necessarily mean that I do know what way that that way is that you're talking about? If any members of my English class are listening, please don't. Dissembling will get you nowhere, Miss Brooks. All right, then I'll try assembling. I didn't want to break this date, Mr. Boyden, but I honestly didn't think it would matter so much to you. No, it doesn't. Doesn't matter in the least. Not in the least. Good. If you found some other man you'd rather go out with, go right ahead. Well, that's very... some other man? You probably met someone who's taller, more handsome, and with a better personality than I have. If so, good luck to you. If so, who needs it? That is, you don't understand, Mr. Boyden. Oh, don't try to spare my feelings. I don't blame you for preferring to drive around in a Cadillac instead of my old heap. A Cadillac? After all, why should a girl waste her time on a poor schoolteacher when she can enjoy the comfort and luxuries a wealthy playboy has to offer? Well, that clears up where the Cadillac came from. But Mr. Boyden, as far as tonight's concerned... Oh, I said it was all right, Miss Brooks. I couldn't expect you to pass up cocktails and dinner and dancing in some swanky restaurant to go out with me. Well, I'm sorry you're disappointed about tonight, Mr. Boyden. No, you'd be disappointed too if you had to go to a boring ladies' bazaar because somebody broke a date with you. Ladies' bazaar? Oh, in a weak moment, I promised my landlady that I'd attend if anything unforeseen happened to my engagement this evening. Well, it just happened. Well, cheer up, Mr. Boyden. The bazaar may not be so bad. Not so bad. I'll have to work in one of those booths. Doing what? Selling kisses, that's what. Yipe! Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to get myself some milk and wash this all down. Get to, will you? I might as well be loaded as the way I am. I'll bring it back to the table. Here's the dime for mine, Mr. Boyden. Well, that's all right. I'll lay it out. All the times, they gotta stand up. Oh, Mr. Boyden, will you come over a moment? Well, Mr. Conklin, well, this is quite a surprise. As a rule, you don't eat here in the cafeteria. I thought I'd live dangerously today. Boyden, I noticed you talking with Miss Brooks and I thought I ought to warn you. If you're entertaining any thoughts of coming over to my house tonight to see her, dismiss them. To your house, sir? Yes, Miss Brooks will be much too busy typing a report for me to engage in any social activities. So that's where she's going to be tonight. Didn't she mention it? With all these robberies lately, I asked her to remain overnight with Harriet, since Mrs. Conklin and I will be away. Well, what do you know about that? What do I know about what?  I've got a good mind to teach her a lesson. By God free, I'll do it. I'm going to drink both glasses of milk. Armist Brooks will return in a moment. Say, did I ever tell you about what happened to my late friend, Roadhog Harry? Roadhog Harry was one of the nicest guys I ever knew off the highway. He was good to his mother, loved his wife and children, never showed up late to work, never watched the clock. Roadhog Harry was a steady performer in every respect. Until he got in behind the wheel of his car. Harry's inhibitions left him in a hurry when he began to drive, or maybe he left them. Roadhog Harry actually believed that every time someone knew bought an automobile, it was just despite him. He drove like that road was his. The peculiar part of it was, for a long, long time, he got away with it. Somehow the police didn't catch up with him. And somehow, even when he crowded the opposing traffic over by crossing the center line, he got away with that. Lived a charmed life, you might say. Until sea day. Crash day, that is. Some fool driver came along who didn't know Roadhog Harry owned the road. And well, it happened fast anyway. Poor old Roadhog Harry. CBS Radio suggests, don't drive like Roadhog Harry. Drive to survive those hot summer weekends. Well, by that evening the babysitter brigade had multiplied. I was babysitting for Harriet Conklin, and Mrs. Davis was babysitting for me. Listen to that wind howling. I'm glad you came over after all, Miss Brooks. It's a great night for a robbery, all right. Now Harriet, we said we weren't going to mention the word robbery again. Just close that window near the piano, and you won't hear the wind. All right. It was nice of you to invite me over too, Harriet. I'd get awfully jittery sitting home alone with my cat Minerva on such a dark gloomy night. I get jittery sitting with Minerva on a sunny day. She just gives me the creep sometimes. Maybe the cat burglars will swipe their namesake. Now Connie, that's no way to talk about Minerva. You know how fond she is of you. Yes, I know. She won't manicure her nails with anybody else's nylons. I read where one of the robbers' latest victims suffered a concussion. And the pictures showed three huge bumps on his head where he'd evidently been blackjacked.  For all you know, he was just a tall man who forgot to duck when he went into a pawn shop. Now let's change the subject. Yes, let's discuss something else entirely. Anybody read any good books lately? I just read a corker the other night. What was the name of it? She knifed her mate. Or the way to a man's heart is through his chest. Well, maybe we ought to discuss the robberies again. But if conversation won't help, maybe some good music will. Harriet, suppose you put a few cheerful records on the photograph. Oh, good idea, Miss Brooks. Oh gee, I just remembered. I lent most of my collection to Nellie Miners. All I've got left are those on top of the machine. Well, they're better than nothing. Let's see some of the titles. Oh, here's a dandy one to perk us up. What'd you call, Connie? Slaughter on Tenth Avenue. Maybe the one on the back's more lighthearted. Oh, sure. Murder, he says. Yes, we'd better turn on the radio, Harriet. I'll do it. Trying to determine whether or not broadcasting race results is in the public interest. And now for the local news. Those burglars who have terrorized the residential sections of our city three times during the past week have stepped up their pace tonight. Already two more homes have been robbed. Two more tonight? One of the victims, Mr. George Stewart, a high school principal, was found unconscious in his living room. How could they tell? The police have requested that we broadcast this warning. Keep your home brightly illuminated until bedtime. I repeat, keep some illumination in your home throughout the night. If the phone rings, then there's no one on the other end when you answer it. It may be one of the gang calling to see if your home is empty. Women especially should exercise extreme caution. If you are... Miss Brooks, why did you turn off the radio? Because you two were nervous enough without it. But two more robberies tonight. One of them a principal's house. And did you hear what he said about the phone calls? Well, we haven't had any phone calls. And there's no reason to assume that we will. Even if the telephone should ring, there's no point in getting panicky about it. We'll just cross that bridge when we come to it. Take everything in stride, so does... The Catford! Let's answer that phone, Miss Brooks. But if we don't answer it, Harriet, they'll think there's nobody home. Let them think what they like. The announcer said that women especially must exercise extreme caution. What to do? Nonsense. There's absolutely no reason to get so frightened. After all, it's a... That's funny. Stop ringing. Oh, well. Now let's all calm down and stop being so fearful. One thing we can do is put some more lights on in this room. But they're all on now, Miss Brooks. No, not quite, Harriet. There's a bulb missing in that lamp by the sofa. Well, we've got a bulb for it right here on the bookcase, but Daddy says that's a faulty socket. Well, this is no time to worry about Daddy's faulty socket. I'll just take this bulb, screw it in here like this, and... Ow! The lights. The lights. What happened to the lights? Oh, you must have caused a short circuit. Where's the fuse box, Harriet? In back in the garage. Are you going out there? I am. About nine o'clock tomorrow morning. But we can't leave the house in darkness like this. What the burglars may be here any minute. But I don't know anything about fuse boxes, Harriet. Maybe Mrs. Davis would know how to... By the way, where is Mrs. Davis? Right over here, dear. Under the piano. What are we going to do, Miss Brooks? Don't worry, Harriet. I know exactly what to do. What? Move over. I'm sorry if my phone called disturbed you, Walter, but I've got to know if you've been out with Harriet tonight. No, Mr. Boynton, I haven't been out with her in a week. But aren't you with Miss Brooks tonight? No. She's supposed to type some report at Mr. Conklin's house tonight and stay over with Harriet. Mr. Conklin wanted somebody there because he and his wife are out of town and... Well, if the Conklins are out of town and Miss Brooks is with Harriet, what are we waiting for? Please, Walter, listen. I heard a report on the radio that alarmed me. So I telephoned the Conklin's house to see if everything was all right, but there was no answer. No answer? Well, maybe they all stayed over at Mrs. Davis's tonight. No, I tried that number and it doesn't answer either. Frankly, Walter, I'm worried. Oh, now that you mention it, so am I. Well, just sit tight for now. I'm going over to the Conklins. But how will you get in? Well, I'll get in some way and find out just what's happening one way or another. Well, Darkhouse or No Darkhouse, now that we're ready, we'll give those burglars a warm reception. Are you all set, Mrs. Davis? All set, Harriet. I can swing this waffle iron like a tennis racket. Have you hit anybody with that? It should be loads of fun for the interns. They can play tic-tac-toe on his head. This skillet I've got is no slouch as a weapon either. And I've got the double boiler. It ought to be quiet. I think I saw something move outside this window. Battle stations, everyone, he's coming in. He is in. Okay, girls, pots away. Wait, it's me, Mr. Boynton. Mr. Boynton? I know teachers aren't paid very well, but this is a fine way to pick up a couple of bucks. You don't understand, Miss Brooks. I phoned here, but there wasn't any answer. So I came over to see if you were all right. Now, it wasn't that sweet. I hope we didn't batter you too badly, Mr. Boynton. I'll probably have a few bumps, but I don't think it's... Just a minute. I think there's someone else at the window. Yes, it's a big shadow this time. This must be the real burglar.  Thanks, thanks to heaven I'm here to protect you. Okay, girls, pots away. Miss Brooks, will you kindly remove those pointed knees from my chest? This is outrageous. And a man returned to his own home after his car breaks down without being assaulted by one of his teachers. We didn't know it was you, Mr. Conklin. Of course, we didn't doze good. We couldn't see who it was, Daddy. So there are four of you in on it. Miss Brooks, what have you to say? How about a rubber bridge? I'm Miss Brooks, telling you what and perhaps I'll get to this in directed by Larry Burns. This is my after-all, it's by Ganal Lois with the music of Wilbur Hatch. Mr. Conklin was played by Gail Gordon. Others in tonight's cast were Jane Morgan, Dick Crenna, Bob Rockwell, Gloria McMillan, and Joel Samuels. Be sure to be with us next week for another comedy episode of Our Miss Brooks.


I'm HM3 Nelson Vishal. I'm from Ellicott City, Maryland. I'm attached with first landing support battalion. So what we did today was a drill, a cherry picker drill, basically nationalizing a simulation of a casualty, the situation up at the port side by the ship. So we have a casualty in the ship and how are you gonna get them to our medical facility. First at the port, we treat the patient, stabilize them, make sure they're breathing and they're not going into shock and from there, you go to the roll two. So I'm roll one care and then roll two care is the shock trauma platoon that you see behind me. So roll two care basically stabilizes the patient until we can transfer them over to a hospital. So from this point, the medics from Yambu Hospital, they come over here and pick up the patient and they will take them to the Yambu Hospital. Just like any training that Marine Corps does, it's just a real life simulation so that when this actually happens, we are not panicking, we are not freezing at that point. So we have done this in a very controlled environment so that in real life, we can go into action. And also when we do these drills, we find what we call like the faults and the other cracks in the training that we need to fix so that we can save a life. When we are forward deployed, we don't have much advanced capabilities but what we do have is like to keep a patient alive in case of a massive trauma or accident that happens, we can keep them alive for like two hours. That's what our facilities can support. And that's what the whole point is, is of medical in a forward deployed environment is to keep the Marines in the fight.


Coming to you from RGIS Studios, I am Anicia Antuan, and this is your Mayday News Brief. St. Lucia is updating its influenza preparedness plans as the coronavirus continues to spread. The World Health Organization reported on the new strain of the coronavirus in China on January 9th, 2020. As of January 25th, 1,320 cases confirmed. Of those cases, 1,297 reported from China with 23 cases outside of China across 9 countries. Local health authorities have been working closely with international and regional partners and they provide guidelines to manage the virus. Dr. Sharon Belma George, Chief Medical Officer, says that although the risk level for the Caribbean subregion is currently classified as low and the disease is at an early stage of the outbreak, the Department of Health and Wellness will continue to monitor the coronavirus. In the interim, physicians are asked to continue standard recommendations to prevent the spread of viral infections which include washing of hands, covering your mouth and nose with disposable tissues of clothing when coughing and sneezing, as well as avoiding close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness such as coughing and sneezing. The Department of Health and Wellness has embarked upon the Steps Behavioral Risk Factor Survey to monitor the causes and effects of chronic diseases. The survey which began in December 2019, monitors behavioral risk factors such as smoking, alcohol consumption and unhealthy eating, as well as biological risk factors including high cholesterol levels, high blood pressure and obesity. Alma Dolo, Assistant Principal Nursing Officer at the Ministry of Health, is urging the public to cooperate with their enumerators and nurses during the predator collection process. 71% of deaths worldwide are attributed to chronic diseases. In St. Lucia, 82% of the mortality rate is attributed to chronic diseases. Over $1 billion in recovery funding and in-kind services Alma recently pledged at a private sector pledge in conference for Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. Hurricane Dorian as a category 5 storm battered parts of the Bahamas in August 2019 leaving immense devastation and loss of life. The Office of the Prime Minister of the Bahamas in a release following the conference said the pledges included initiatives in home-building and repair, educational assistance, renewable energy partnerships, relief aid among others. In expressing his gratitude, the Bahamas Prime Minister Honourable Dr. Yubat Minas said the conference was an important step in the ongoing reconstruction and rebuilding efforts. This has been your midday news brief. Thank you for watching.


What's good job support Ross back again with another video. So I'm gonna check out triple H may have lied to Cody Rhodes Cody worn WWE Vince McMahon has no chance inhale and other The rock related news should be a very interesting video. Some of these stories just from the title I've seen people talk about it on social media. So I want to see what wrestling has to say about them Appreciate all love support. We're gonna get right into this one should be a very interesting one What is going on guys? It is wrestling here back with some more news join us now as we look at the wildest new stories and rumors You need to know including Vince has zero chance of ever returning to WWE who told Vince McMahon to resign a female WWE talent talks a danger of speaking out in WWE a triple H lied to Cody Cody issued a warning to WWE live Morgan criminal case update and much more Subscribing hit that notification bell for daily wrestling videos and follow us on Facebook for exclusive list also Check out our new website right so like me.com analysis of the intro and get straight into our first story To be very interesting man Now first story looks at Vince has zero chance of ever returning to WWE Today's news report that Vince McMahon is effectively done with any role in the WWE ever allegations made against him by former WWE employee Janelle Grant The conventional wisdom is that even if McMahon prevails such as the case being dismissed or McMahon prevailing a trial DK holdings wants and nothing to do with him McMahon has an uncanny ability for enduring scandals and walking away smelling like to proverbial roses Nonetheless fight for select is reporting that WWE talent have been told McMahon's affiliation with WWE is over There's no foreseeable path for return News reports some individuals within the talent roster have speculated that McMahon may attempt to work his way back into the company in some Capacity, but it has been emphasized to them that Vince McMahon is no longer part of WWE's future plans Given the shocking nature of the allegations made against McMahon, which is worth repeating have not been proven in court or admitted to TKO holdings likely feels it has no choice but to distance itself from Vince McMahon The Janelle Grant lawsuit may only be the first to many and there's also the specter of a criminal investigation looming Consequently TKO can't afford the negative publicity of giving McMahon the benefit of keeping him around only to have even more legal Proceedings emerge. It's also likely TKO holdings wants to take steps to remove anyone accused of wrong doing in order to prevent others from Suing TKO and alleging the company knew that there were bad actors in the company But that TKO failed to do anything about it next up who told that's crazy, bro That's Crazy to think that the TKO said nah He can't come back even if the the charges get dropped the cases dismissed whatever we still don't want him to come back the guy that that built up this company to where it is Ends up selling it only for him to get removed Potentially by his own actions and his wrong wrong doing Man Crazy, bro. That's when you really think about it Vince McMahon Can't come back to WWE ever it seems like that's that's a wild thing to actually think about It's insanity Wow, and I'm pretty sure if he was able to weasel his way back I'm willing to bet there'd be other people that would come out with their allegations and it's just Optically wise it does not look good and TKO is not trying to lose no money at the end of the day What I always say It's about money doesn't matter who Started up the business and who made the business what it is if that same person is costing the business money That person gonna get removed. That's crazy. I would have never guessed this would be happening in 2024 Vince McMahon to resign a who told mr. McMahon It was time to go and why according to the Hollywood reporter things move quickly after the lawsuit broke and on 26th January endeavor CEO area manual and TKO president and COO Mark Shapiro called McMahon and told him it would be in the best interest The company for him to resign he agreed and submitted his resignation Report stressed that there were concerns about the current WWE advertising partners dropping the WWE as Slim Jim did Having McMahon resigned seemed to assault this but what about the WWE's new TV rights deals? Were those jeopardized by the allegations against McMahon the long-term TV deals with Netflix NBC Universal and the CW were not considered to be at risk but with NBC Universal's rights for the WWE's premium live events coming up in 2026 and with UFC rights talks upcoming in 2025 keeping McMahon as executive chairman at TKO Well, the lawsuit unfolded. Yeah problematic I'm alright to say that TKO executives reached out to all of the company's rights partners after the news broke Well aware of they needed to keep him in the loop onto what was happening Vince McMahon's abrupt resignation from TKO holding shox on fans and pundits because they expected him to stand his ground after the news of Genal Grant's lawsuit broke however It appears that there were too many factors against Vince and perhaps more importantly, he lacked the same power as before Next up and I said this I said this I even saw some people talking about. Oh They didn't do nothing Vince resigned on his own.   It's business They're trying to make sure any future deals they got going on can be salvage and maintain It's kind of hard to re-negotiate future deals if you got someone that's been accused of some wild Allegations, it's hard to keep them in the company And here's the thing a lot of these companies probably don't even give a damn about them elegant allegations But they know their consumers do they know people that put money into the company They care about what where their money is going to so for those who really thought Vince just say, you know what? I'm gonna, you know resign myself.   It doesn't matter what you've done If you affect someone's bottom dollar the bottom line They will get rid of you. It's crazy a female talent talks dangerous speaking out in WWE Will the Vince McMahon lawsuit lead to female wrestler speaking about any problems in the industry not necessarily about McMahon But about bad behavior similar to the allegations made against McMahon an anonymous female wrestler discussed a situation during a recent episode of Nation I wish I could speak on the matter Unfortunately, I cannot it's a difficult position because I still work in the industry and unfortunately There's no positive on women speaking out at this time. We tried before but we were surrounded by whispers or radio silence I really wish I could I'm just glad this is getting out as the Vince McMahon lawsuit continues to generate controversy The media is also reporting on the story How long will the media follow this story is unknown as history has shown the media typically moves on from one Scandal to something fresher. This was seen after the Chris Benoit incident when TV news was flooded with stories about wrestling's dark side Only for the media's attention to turn to something bigger and badder next up did triple and that's one of those things where Honestly, we I am willing to bet more people are gonna come out They're gonna start piling up because right now Vince is in a vulnerable state He doesn't really have many people in the public eye looking at him in a positive light. So now let's pile up And if these people have proof it's gonna work hurt him even more even if these people don't have proof You're piling up you're making the case you can make anything damn near believable now because of what? we've recently seen with the The misgrant situation with her with her case in her lawsuit You can literally make it so much believable on whatever you want people to believe in Protaining to Vince crazy, bro Once again may have brought this on himself Each lie to Cody when did the WWE chief chief officer triple H learn about TKO's decision to book the Rock versus Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40 and has been asked this ever since the 2nd February episode of Smackdown seemed to confirm the match was happening But for some fans the idea that Triple H But Cody to win the rumble must mean that the game was kept in the dock about the decision for the Rock to work WrestleMania you would think however Dave Meltzer suggests this isn't the case and he noted on X My buddy J told me that since his tweets are private I should probably note that the idea that Paul of egg didn't know about the rock signing with the company and him wrestling Reigns when he booked the rumble is clearly not the case He knew exactly what he was doing as we mentioned in a previous video There are various possible reasons for Cody winning including Elevating him by having him join the elite group of back-to-back Royal Rumble winners throwing fans off the Rock versus Roman Trail Building up to a bigger storyline such as the Rock versus Roman becoming a triple threat Now there are the possibilities to and frankly the idea that WWE would leave Triple H in the dark about major plans for the WWE's biggest show of the year is really difficult to swallow Do you think Triple H knew about his major move to the Rock returning to the ring? Let us know in the comments down below next up Cody Um, I'm willing to bet he knew I'm willing to bet triple H had some idea cuz this is not something they just Randomly decided. I know some people think, uh, you know CM Punk getting injured may have switched things and at one point I did feel that way But I do feel like this was this was going to happen I do think the Vince thing kind of maybe push this to go Further than it originally are probably originally playing cuz I'm thinking, you know just in my head I'm thinking maybe the Rock would have wanted to do a longer program with Roman, but With the whole Vince thing happening CM Punk potentially even before he got hurt. I think maybe he was gonna be involved obviously Brock not being involved in WrestleMania. So I'm sure they're like, you know, they just brought the rock on Brock's not involved Vince scandal You know what? Let's put on the biggest match possible. Let's kind of shift the narrative. So I'm willing to bet This has been in the works Probably right after the Vince stuff Just to get the ball going cuz I just part of me believes maybe the Rock wanted to wait And he could have waited But I think he kind of inserted himself as like the savior of WrestleMania potentially and all I can save WrestleMania or I can make things even that much bigger and I don't know man It may not be working in the in their favor like they think it will so we'll see Warned WWE Talking about this segment between Cody Rhodes the Rock and Roman Reigns a new report from 5-4 select has indicated that Rhodes Warned WWE that fans might not be as accepting as it would like to have the Rock replace him in a man a scene on Smackdown Cody Rhodes expressed to WWE that he thought the reaction wouldn't be the desired one But still did the segment and was said to other have been in a somber mood after other sources claimed that this decision goes all the way up to area manual and Mark Shapiro and was even above Nick Khan and Triple H The segment went down and featured the Rock and Cody Rhodes shaking hands We haven't been able to find out what the Rock said to Cody Rhodes verbatim But learned it was something in reference to their fathers We've long heard that the Rock and Cody maintained a great relationship for years It's unclear if the Rock vs. Reigns is still the plan for WrestleMania 40 But however fans aren't keeping quiet and they've also shown their support for the American nightmare by gobbling up his merchandise Wrestling News reported since then there have been strong reactions from fans whether it be at live events or several hashtags that have been trending for days on social Media or the Rock he sucks chance during Monday's Raw the fans are showing the company their displeasure in a new way by boosting his t-shirt design on While fans seem disgusted with the current plans Meltzer noted that Raw sold an insane number of tickets for the 5th February show after the Rock's appearance on the SmackDown With Meltzer stating that the current controversy is benefiting the WWE financially The story about Cody Rhodes new shirts suggests this as well and they may feel it justifies any decision to make Cody wait a bit longer to finish his story Next up the Rock And once again what I've been saying this entire video it's about the money So yeah, the Rock may be getting some negative I wouldn't say negative press but like you may be getting some backlash But it worked because guess what that Monday night Raw sold a lot of tickets people wanted to see what Cody had to say What was gonna happen? They also wanted to be able to voice their opinion about supporting Cody They're buying out his merch This situation with the Rock Even though it's not ideal It made Cody a bigger star Than he's been so far in the company Deadass I haven't seen this much support for Cody In a while I didn't even see this much support for Cody when he was going for Roman at last year's WrestleMania Because I remember so many of the fans saying We want Sammy in the main event of WrestleMania In the main event of WrestleMania Now he started getting support towards you know right before WrestleMania But he did not get this much support as he's getting right now bro That's insanity So in TKO's WWE's mind bro they're just like oh well It's making us more money Well especially in WWE side of things It's making us more money Search selling like hotcakes People are coming to the shows because they want to see Cody The live shows The live show appearance is probably going to They want to see Cody and want to support Cody They want to voice their opinion It's money They win WWE They win Whether the online fans community The online community likes it WWE wins See all in Vegas this Thursday People's Champ Cody supporters didn't pass at the opportunity event With some fans replying with the We Want Cody hashtag And others commenting Please don't take away Cody's moment And the Rock should sit this one out Hashtag We Want Cody But this doesn't mean that the Rock doesn't have his supporters As Rock fans posted their excitement for Thursday's press conference And a potential Rock vs Roman match One thing is clear The WWE Universe is paying closer attention to things And their vocal reactions are also drawing mainstream attention And the WWE asks for anything more Next up, a former NWA women's champion Rejects WWE It looks like former NWA women's champion Camille could be heading to AEW Instead of the WWE The 31-year-old wrestler held the NWA title For an incredible 812 days And is considered one of wrestling's top free agents At one point it appeared she was WWE bound With stories suggesting she would report to NXT But now PWInsider is reporting that talks with WWE have hit a roadblock That Camille is in deep discussions with AEW She appeared in AEW during a reign as NWA women's champion and also appeared backstage On the 18th January episode of Dynamite Now it's important to note that there are no reports Of Camille signing with anyone yet And that she could find herself negotiating With WWE again after she sees what WWE is offering AEW appears to be retooling its women's division And Camille could add a lot to its roster Although they have a decent sized women's roster The quality of talent is hit and miss AEW president Tony Khan said he has a big Announcement to make on the 7th February Dynamite and some fans believe it will Involve Mercedes money or Kasechka Okada Signing with a promotion And finally... I just want to make sure they set the right amount Of time on there because that's a long time To hold the championship. I just want to play that Instead of the WWE The 31-year-old wrestler held the NWA title For an incredible 812 days That's incredible. That's pretty tough That's pretty tough Wherever she goes Hopefully they, you know, if she goes to WWE That's cool. Hopefully they book her right If she goes to... Well, I'm sure they probably would have put on NXC To get more people familiar with her Integrated into the WWE system So she does end up in the NXC That's awesome for her. She does end up in AEW That's awesome for her As long as she gets utilized properly Because you don't have someone hold a championship For 800 plus days And not bring them into a company And utilize them and make them a big star And I'm so So tired of the AEW, WWE Tribalism Wherever she goes As long as they book her correctly And it's for her best interest And it works out, that's all that fucking matters Man, so good for her Potentially, you know, getting people to bid for Man, get some liner pockets With the money that she deserves Criminal case is closed I definitely heard about this too As a criminal case for marijuana possession Is over Although Morgan was slated for a 20 February hearing in regard to the only charge Left pending for her arrest, the charge Of possession of marijuana, not more than 20 Grams, pwinsider.com has learned That on 31st January, Morgan's Attorney entered a plea of no-lo contendere In regard to the charge That is a plea with the defendant Accepts conviction as though a guilty plea Had been entered against them But that does not officially admit guilt The report added a fine was imposed Against Morgan as the court records List an assessment of $543 But not any additional fees Previous reports indicated that Morgan had no heat With the wwe management over the case And it would have no bearing on her status in the company She was still recovering from her shoulder injury When she was arrested, but is now back in the ring Having returned at the rumble The timing is good as she can now focus on making The most of the things on the road to WrestleMania But they haven't focused the wildest I didn't think It was going to be any real heat They're potentially teasing some type of Well, not teasing, but she mentioned On Monday Night Raw going after Rhea Ripley So they're going to probably put her in a High profile segment I'm sure they weren't going to trip It wasn't that big of a deal To be honest with you, so I'm glad That situation is behind her She can move forward and go from there I know some of y'all think I hate live No, I don't hate live I'm not the biggest fan of her in-ring style But I can understand her passion There's one thing I can give live Morgan credit. She definitely is passionate About the wrestling business She actually does care, so I will definitely Give her that But glad that things are, you know, moving In the right direction for her But comment down below, let me know How y'all feel about all of this News we heard in this video For me, probably the most shocking Is knowing That Vince McMahon is gone At this time and probably Can't come back That's crazy That's Definitely did not have that in my 2024 bingo card, Vince McMahon being removed From WWE for good Did not see that coming But comment down below, let me know The most interesting story from this particular Video or most interesting news From this particular video Shout out to WrestleMania once again Go subscribe to him, link to the original video If you are kicking with me, see you on the next one Peace


Live from Orlando, Florida, extracting the signal from the noise, it's theCUBE! Covering Enterprise Connect 2016, brought to you by Oracle ZDLRA, Vonage and CafeX. Now your hosts, John Furrier and Peter Zantesonio. Hello everyone, welcome to this special presentation of theCUBE on the ground at Enterprise Connect 2016. Want to do a shout out to our sponsors. Oracle ZDLRA, zero data loss appliance, CafeX and Vonage, thanks to our sponsors. Go buy their stuff, they're great, thank you very much. Okay, we're here, theCUBE on the ground. I'm John Furrier with Steve Zantesonio, and our next guest is Stephen Braw, who's the Tata Communications Director of Mobile, UC and Voice, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you, Jim, for having me today. Very excited to talk to you about our company and our services here at Enterprise Connect. So Tata Communications is a huge company. We see Tata Consultancy around as well as tons of different groups. Break down what group you're in and what you guys are doing here. So to understand our group is, to understand the overall group we're part of. So Tata Sons has 600,000 employees. It's about $110 billion. Both people say, okay, that's in India. No, actually 70% of that is outside of India. So we're really known for some of our brands. Jaguar, Land Rover, Tetley T, Cora Steel, Tata Consultancy Services, Tata DoCoMo, which is I think the fourth, the fifth largest mobile operator in India with almost 100 million subscribers. And of course our company, Tata Communications, which we do a lot of the international communications around the world, enabling a lot of the entities that are exhibiting downstairs today. We handle one out of 10 phone calls worldwide. We connect one out of two mobile operators which touch about four out of five mobile subscribers on the planet. Fiber. Yeah, and our subsidy cable network carries about 25% of the internet in the world. We have, we're the only company that has a wholly owned subsidy cable system that goes all the way around the planet. Our fiber is about 700,000 kilometers, which is a very large network that a lot of the people that are mobile operators, Fortune 500 carries in general, a lot of the, again, the main players downstairs, they all will use our network or may ever manage services to enable their UC services worldwide. Tell us about the mobile dynamic because this show here and all the shows now, mobile first has been the buzzword you've hear but mobile is the device, that's where the software, sometimes it's in the cloud, it's in the application, it's becoming the focal point. How has that changed the dynamic for the customers and also the vendor's supplying solutions? Yeah, so I mean, I think with the shift, going to cloud now and then now with mobile and then with workforces with BYOD and constantly changing access to apologies, it creates I think a lot of challenge for anyone providing a UC service because it's an over the top service that's kind of at its routing, however it's routing. So the key is being able to control quality, control the pathway of the packets of the UC service. And so there's a lot of things that are happening behind the scenes that maybe a consumer would know on a lot of technologies that allow you to control how that voice packet or how that video packet or that message packet is being delivered in a way that optimizes quality because again, in a mobile operator, you're constantly switching cell sides, Wi-Fi access points, you're stepping in and out of access and that creates a lot of complexity for anyone providing a UC service. Is SDN having an impact on that problem yet or is that still sort of in early days, if you could comment at all? I mean, there are a lot of players that are looking at SDN as their overall strategy. I just came from Mobile World Congress where in a way you start to see that approach done Facebook and Google and others are looking at that for not only in the data warehouse but now they're looking at that with access points. They're trying to make that open source and be able to then have software to find what the access points are doing. So you're starting to see a lot of, in a way, very similar SDN related approaches, both in mobile and I know in UC industry and voice as well. Can you tell us a little bit about the genesis of the UC business at Tata? I mean, at Tata we've been an enabler of many of these people in the industry for many years.  We have a very large network. So anything from a layer one to a layer three. So we're talking IPLCs to Ethernet to MPLS or IP transit. We provide that and we provide that at great scale for many of the people in the industry or Fortune 500 companies, SMBs and so forth. And we also provide a lot of managed services that could be around DID, so local numbers. I have international toll-free numbers. Just a lot of those different services there. SIP Trunking, international A to Z. Again, that all rides off of our core competency where we handle one out of 10 phone calls worldwide at a wholesale level where the biggest by a large amount, that same capability we bring into the UC space to help other entities. And we can also make this available through APIs, through cloud delivery as well. So is the UC business, sorry to interrupt you, is the UC business, are you an OEM provider or do you provide direct services to end users? So we provide, so we don't manufacture equipment. Right, right. But the wholesale maybe is a better word. So yeah, we provide services. Those services could be to other service providers. And those services could be to SMBs and Fortune 500 directly as well. So we serve many parties. We're agnostic across the many platforms you see in the UC industry as well. As you see from many of our press releases, we work with Cisco, we work with Microsoft. We work with a lot of the access hardware providers as well. We're kind of in these different businesses all together enabling them. So talk about the trend that's happening that's been discussed for a few years now. Should I build a mobile native app or should I be web responsive? And I'm bringing the question specifically around that's been trending at this show, WebRTC. And so coming back down to the device native role. Because in UC, any device, anywhere, any experience, it's kind of the vision most of these vendors have and that's what the customers don't want to get caught up into all these different nuances on an app development basis. How do you guys view that whole dynamic at the end point from a device standpoint? Being native, mobile taking advantage of the capabilities of the hardware versus having some sort of web responsive kind of interface, browser-based.  A message is a message. A packet is a packet. I mean, you have multiple ways in which to receive and that traffic or deliver that traffic. You know, I think that the industry, like in mobile or any other ones, there's constantly experimenting and kind of seeing what works and what doesn't. I think with the proliferation of apps in the last seven or so years, you know, you see a lot of people shifting that way. Now you see people looking at, okay, with SDKs and APIs, can I get features as a service where I don't actually code or provision these things? The Lego blocks model. Yeah, there was an article that went out on Friday and venture beat about that that I thought was quite interesting on the rise of feature as a service is almost a segment. So, you know, again, we serve these entities, these partners of ours. They still at the end of the day have a need to pass a packet, make a phone call, need a phone number, send a message to SMS and we're enabling that. If it's partners that are building their own apps, if it's a Fortune 500, then it's a different kind of engagement with them where we're bringing more of a complete solution. How about video? Okay, guys, video, huh? Yeah. How about video? I mean, video is constantly growing. One thing I found quite interesting coming from Mobile World Congress just two weeks ago is the biggest thing there was virtual reality and augmented reality. So I'm kind of curious to see, I don't see it yet in the enterprise, but it seems like that could be, people are calling that the fourth screen. So you have theater, the first screen, TV, the second screen, Mobile Third. And so how would that affect a UC experience having virtual reality, either with people remotely or in office and how would the main players who are in telepresence and video today kind of adapt and you know. You know a lot of compute and bandwidth of those. Yeah, so using a 4K video, you're going to need a lot of bandwidth to deliver that or with augmented reality and pushing images into the, in there. And I mean, that's why the Push in Mobile World Congress was from 5G and really fast technologies to deliver it. A lot of it is behind us. If you're going to have this, it's got to be mobile, can't be wired in. It's going to have that fast access. Steve, my final question is your take on the show here, your role here, what are you doing at the show? What's your activities? And then what's the, this show turning into, what's the industry turning into? Where is UC going, UC communications? I, you know, I've been in telecom for about 20 years and with a strong mobile focus. I was starting with VoIP back before 2000. So for me, it's great to see the industry almost in a VoIP de facto phase, moving to the cloud now, seeing mobile now in there. And it's, I think it's really interesting is now you have things in the mobile world called RCS which looks a lot like UCC and What's RCS then? Rich communication suite. So it's basically presence, it's rich video content. I am. I am, all these things that we talk about in UC, that's in mobile speak, that's RCS. And I see these kind of worlds in a way colliding in a way slowly. And I think, you know, you see other entities that are, that are not here at the event that maybe might be here in a few years that are out of Silicon Valley that are now in persistent chat and so forth that are now starting to creep into video and voice that probably we might start to see that as well. Which creates I think a lot more innovation and opportunity for ultimately our customers who are, you know, SMBs Fortune 500. Right. One last question for you. Who out there should be talking to Tata? You know, if I say, I don't think it's an SMB, or maybe it is. But anyway, the question is, who do you want to talk to directly and who should be looking out to you directly?  So it's like, we don't have a client that we don't work with. So it's kind of, I mean, if we're talking to somebody who provides a UC application suite, we're able to provide components or capabilities or features within that overall suite that they then take on and sell to their Fortune 500 clients. Or you have people who don't sell as much as Fortune 500, but more small and medium business. Again, we can provide these same sort of capabilities. So that around voice, around video, around texting, around just basic connectivity, we can provide that. And then you have clients that come here that come from large organizations, the small ones, that we work with directly day in, day out as well. That we either are combining part of their partner's technology in a solution that we provide to them or some of our solutions, depending on if they need conferencing, they need UC as a service, they need sip truncating, things of that nature. If they've got other components already in place, we are able to bring in stuff that doesn't require kind of a forklift to everything else they may have. People watching in the segment, let's just describe it in a bumper sticker. What is this show all about this year? Ah, gosh, in a bumper sticker, I think you're seeing a very strong shift that you see in the cloud. And a shift from the savings and the scale, you can go global very easily. You've got cost efficiencies. And for me, and I think it was pushed on last year, but this year it seems like a very strong cloud field for me this year. All right, Steven is here from Tata Communications inside the Cube, on the ground here, and at Price Connect 2016, I'm John Furrier. Thanks for watching. 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This man, Justin Houston. I did not realize how crazy he was until this prep. I didn't know. But at the same time, I can't complain about his craziness because it's obviously worked. We are officially off of the bi-week. I know Tuesday officially stuff, but no today since we finally got a Ravens presser with players that then we officially offer the bi-week. Ravens football is back. We back to normal team, keep it clean. I love y'all and I hope y'all are doing really good. But Justin Houston, this guy is a menace. He said that he does, like this off season, and this season he said that he's been doing three a days, at least five days or three, I ain't even heard of three a days before. I don't even do one a days, five days a week, but he does three a days for at least five days a week. And I'm like, what? And he says sometimes he even does a six day two.   But we've been seeing the results. We've been seeing the results from him. He talked about in his presser how after last season ended, said he was thinking about calling it quits, but he said him and his wife, they took a trip to Mexico. Good choice, I like that. Oh, they took a trip to Mexico. He turned the phone off and he said he was telling her, like, I still feel good, but I'm not getting the numbers that I wanna get. I respect that.  You may feel good, you may look good sometime, but if you're not producing, you just may not feel like you're giving everything that you can possibly give. But he said he thought about it. He said he did a lot of praying and whatnot. So I was like, all right, cool. And then he said, all right, well, you know what? She told him, this is why wives, ladies, that they are very important because they help so much in all of our big decisions, small decisions and everything in between. He said his wife told him, nah, you, not yet. It ain't time for you to retire yet. But so he came back, he came back and he has been huge for the Baltimore Ravens, but he has also been a great example. Marlon Humphrey mentioned it in his part of the presser. He talked about how Justin Houston is always in different guys, isn't what not encouraging them and whatnot, especially Adafi away. But he said, Justin Houston, he said, you need veterans on a team like that because what they bring is that they are, they're talking about it, but they also got the action to back it up. Cause there's some people where they could talk about it and they could be all motivated and all this and all that. They could talk a good game, but they don't play a good one. And that can apply to so many different areas of phases of life. But with football, for example, it'd be one thing if you got this player, that's a great talker, great motivator. But if he's on the field and he's terrible, then are you really gonna believe what he's saying? But with Justin Houston, it obviously hasn't been like that. They obviously, they called him Yoda. We learned that last year when he came aboard. But he has certainly been such a big part of this team. He also talked about how his son, his son motivates him and his son will call him out. And yeah, I know from experience, like your kids, they will call you out. They certainly will. But he said his son called him out and as his son be getting on him, staying on him, but he said it helps. But he also talked about how he just has so much joy. And he said, this is what it's about. When he got, was it the pick or one of the sacks? I think it was the pick, but whichever ball it was, whether it's one of his two and a half sacks, the interception, when he got the ball, I think it had to be the interception because he don't keep a sack ball. But anyway, he got the interception and went overhanded to his son. And those are special moments like that. Just seeing your kids happy. That's when it's like, oh yeah, this, okay. This was all worth it. So shout out to Justin Houston. Marlon Humphrey, he spoke today as well. And he talked about, my favorite part about Marlon Humphrey's part of the press was when they asked him about him playing outside versus him playing inside at corner. And he said, when he plays inside, he said he does a lot less thinking. Now he talked about that, could be a good thing or it could be a bad thing. But he said he does a lot less thinking. But he said he gets to getting his sort of, his little linebacker stance and he'll be lined up next to PQ or next to Roquan Smith. But he gets to be a lot more physical. And he said he loves being able to be a lot more physical. And we know physicality is a big part of Marlon Humphrey's game. He is a man corner.  You know Marlon like grabbing sometimes. But he, illegal contact, not so much, but he'll get the holding calls every now and then. But that is a big part of his game, being able to press the receivers at the line of scrimmage. Marlon Humphrey also talked about, he talked about when they first got Roquan Smith. He said that a lot of his teammates, they didn't believe him. They thought that he was lying. But it obviously ended up being true. He spoke about Kyle Hamilton. He said that before the draft, Kyle Hamilton was brought up and he thought that Kyle Hamilton was a very interesting player that he could play in so many different positions, that he was sort of positionless, that he could do so many different things. And he said he felt like the Ravens, they weren't gonna be able to get him. But they were able to get him and he's glad. And he said that they really been, really finding a role over these past couple of weeks and whatnot and Kyle Hamilton's been looking better and better as we have seen. Cause early on it just, it seemed like the Ravens were like, was it by strategy or was it just by, they weren't confident in him or was it that he just, he was a little bit lost out there? I don't know. And maybe we never will. But early on this season, it seemed like the Ravens just, they didn't know exactly how to use Kyle Hamilton. They didn't know exactly what to do with him. But like I said, there could have been a number of things and a number of reasons, but now is he's been being put in more positions for him to have success. So that's been a really good thing. He talked about PQ, said that Patrick Queen is just the speed that he plays with. Said he feels like he's one of the best linebackers in the league. And he talked about the addition of Roquon Smith, how that has helped Patrick Queen as well and really helped the whole defense. And he talked about the whole defense too, about that they, he said he feels like they are reaching that sort of elite status. They still, he said it in the Saints game that was probably one of their best games. But then at the same time, he did say except for that one, that one bad drive with that play. And we all know the play that he was talking about. He talking about the Marcus Peters Chuck Clark. And you know what, you know what's so crazy? I don't even remember what Saints player was. I wanna say it was a tight end, but I don't even remember what Saints player was that scored that touchdown where nobody wanted to push him out. But yeah, Marlon Humphrey's talking about how they, the defense is just coming together. And they really are. With Patrick Queen and Roquon Smith, especially here in Marlon Humphrey talk about it, it reminded me of him because he talked about how they already had Patrick Queen and they went and added Roquon Smith, who's obviously an established guy. He's still on his rookie contract too though. But anyway, it reminded me of him and Marcus Peters, how they already had Marlon Humphrey and he was coming along doing this thing, but then they went and added Marcus Peters. And that just, that helped a lot, not just Marlon Humphrey, but it helped the entire defense that much more. Real quick, going back to Justin Houston, they talked about him, how he's been feeling this season. He said, he's been feeling great. And it's nice that they have a nice rotation. They got a nice rotation. They got different guys that could come in and whatnot. And it's true. They certainly do. And now they're about to get somebody else with David Ajabo. So we'll see how he does. Now, Lamar Jackson, he was also at this press. He also spoke, they asked, Jameson Hensley, today he was like, look, I'm getting this question off to everybody because he asks hardball. He asks Lamar. He asks Marlon Humphrey. He was like, he asked, oh, with going against Baker Mayfield and these quarterbacks who were drafted ahead of Lamar, does that give him any extra motivation? And hardball was like, ah, that's a better question for Lamar. Lamar was like, ah, no, I don't get any extra motivation. I'm motivated every game. And he said that plenty of times before. And then Marlon Humphrey was like, ah, no, I don't think that gives him any extra motivation. He said Lamar's a really basic guy. He's already motivated. But shout out to Jayman. Jayman said, I'm getting this question off. Y'all gonna hear this question. But anyway, Rita asks about Baker Mayfield being intimidated by Lamar Jackson's mom. And Lamar said, he didn't even realize that. And I did see the clip. Shout out to Jonas Schaefer. He put the clip up where Baker was talking about how Lamar's mom took before the draft told Baker Mayfield, hey, you need to get your behind down here in Florida and train. And Baker said that he had a few drinks and those drinks. They helped Baker Mayfield tell Lamar Jackson's mom, no. But whatever the story is behind that, who knows. But he said that Lamar Jackson's mom, he said, he can see why Lamar Jackson is so tough. You know, his mom don't play. So shout out to her. They also asked him, do you wish that the by week, they asked us to Lamar Jackson. Do you wish the by week didn't arrive with how the offense was playing? So how things were starting to seem like they were clicking a bit more and things were really getting going and offense and defense. But he said it came at a perfect time. Said the guys got to rest their bodies. And I mean, I wouldn't expect him to really say anything else. And that's whether the by week was earlier whether it was later. But this by week for the Ravens, like it actually did come at a really good time. Mark Andrews with whatever he got going on. He did practice today, which was great. They said that the media portion he didn't practice but later on he did practice, so that was good. But again, you're not sleeping on the Panthers at all. But at the same time, if he's gonna miss another game, okay, let him rest. Don't rush him, don't force him. You got a lot of season left. Then of course you wanna have the post season left too. Don't rush him. You just got Charlie Kolar back. So we'll see, but you ain't got a Russian. You still got Josh Oliver. You still got Nick Boyle. So yeah, and of course Isaiah likely. So yeah, you don't rush. So yeah, we'll see how that goes. And then Gus Edwards, he was at practice today too. So that was nice to hear. John Harbaugh spoke, because he had his presser too. He was the first one. And he said that, he said, we'll see. With Ajaubo and Kolar, if they practice, I mean, excuse me, if they play this week, he said we'll see. I think if they do play, I think they'll play Ajaubo this week. I think he'll play a couple of snaps. But I think they will have Jason Pierre-Paul inactive. I think they'll have Ajaubo over him. But hey, we'll see. Won't know till we know. They asked Lamar, you've had a lot of success versus NFC.  He said, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold up there, buddy. He said that, I don't even like questions like that. And he said that he just goes out there whether it's NFC, AFC, or even a Canadian team and just goes out there and tries to win. Simple as that. They also asked if the Ravens feel like they're trendsetters. Somebody asked Lamar if the Ravens feel like they're trendsetters when it comes to the run game.  Whoever brought up that question, they talked about how Justin Fields said that the Bears, they took a couple of plays from the Ravens. But while Lamar said that the run game has been doing this thing, he said he still sees guys out there throwing their football around. So again, this was acknowledgement by Lamar, like, hey, we gonna throw that ball too.  And he said by staying locked in on film, take what the defense has given. And he said that it's not just him. It's also the guys, like the pass catchers and whatnot, working their tails off, getting open. So he made sure he gave credit to them. And he also talked about Drake, because Drake, he was asked about Drake. He said it's been good, but it could be better. And he said they all have to stay focused and locked in. And that takes me back to Justin Houston too. Justin Houston said, while the Ravens have been winning, which is great, and I appreciated him acknowledging this, he said while the Ravens have been winning, which is great, he said they haven't been playing their best football. They haven't been, he said they have high standards and they have not been meeting them yet. So that's a good thing because, and you never really wanna settle. You know, you never wanna settle. You always wanna look for ways to get better, but especially in such a team sport like football. You have to find ways to get better in different areas, especially when you're struggling somewhere, especially if everything ain't running so smoothly because with basketball, like one dude who could dribble the ball up and down the court. They could go, they could inbound the ball. They could dribble it to half court. They could pull up, shoot a three. They could pull up to the three-point line. They could shoot a three. They could drive it inside, do a layup or dunk it, whatever, do a jump shot. They got so many options that they could do, but they don't necessarily need the team to do it. I mean, while other guys are gonna be guarding other people on the team in basketball, they don't need the team to go from one end to the other in football you do. It takes so much from other people for things to work. And it's a lot easier for it to fall apart than it is in basketball, for example. Not saying basketball is not a team sport, but football is like the ultimate team sport. So it's important to always look for ways to improve. But anyway, Team Keep It Clean, I appreciate y'all. This was a nice little welcome back, Presser from Hobbs, from Justin Houston, from Marlon Humphrey, and from Lamar Jackson. Nice to hear what those fellas had to say. So we'll see how the rest of the season shakes out. I love y'all, I appreciate y'all, and we out.