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Thank you, and thank you for everybody for supporting the channel I'm recording this on September 16th So this is after we get the news about the Ronnie Stanley injury after we get the news about the Chris West your injury So hopefully by the time you see this video We do not have any more news on any other injuries because this has just been wild I love y'all team keep it clean. We got some great questions as we always do Let's do it first question came from bird squad. He said what's up in gravy? I've got a semi quick question not with all the letters that I see in this email He said I'm trying to figure out what the Ravens biggest need is so if you could select any player in the NFL and bring him to the Ravens Who would it be basically which player around the league? Do you wish would be a free agent think as if it were Madden and you could have any player on the squad without losing anyone? I know we can't just get whoever we want to but this would definitely help us figure out What to look for and you never know GMs may watch team keep it clean so which player in the NFL Would be a given for us to win a Super Bowl if there is one I have my guy But I just wait till the video drops. Anyway, man can't wait till oh this was before the Yikes the the stream for the Raiders game, but now I appreciate it. Um now given the Raven situation Before it would be why I receive it before the injuries and stuff would be why I receive it But right now it'd be just a really good offensive linemen and a really good left or right tackle So I whether be Trent Williams, I think that will be just a really really good one Man and even on offense, I would say like a Trent Williams I can't really think of the I cannot think of all the top offensive linemen off the top of my head right now I guess cuz I'm just I'm a little distraught right now with all the injuries at the Ravens just because it's been a week It's been a week like the loss is one thing loss was like, okay, whatever we lost All right, we got 16 games left. All right, but the injuries is like really what's been getting to a lot of us And it's like man, he just keep piling up but I would say a premier left tackle and then on defense somebody like a TJ White um a Yeah, TJ White like a Tredavious white A very rangey rangey safety some something like that. So yeah, that's what that's the direction I will go Next question came from my god Jeff J. He said, thanks for your podcast after the game. Appreciate you listening to it Always a good listen Raven's offense doesn't seem to have a system It's either 20 yard or more pass or run playoff tackle so predictable Maybe it's just because it's the first game of the season But why did Tyson Williams stop getting carries? He was a beast the first quarter. All right. So with that Timing is always everything. He's in this on September 14th But today is the 16th and the Ravens today had a pressure that featured Greg Roman and he explained why Tyson Williams stopped getting carries and he said that he just wanted to get all the other running backs involved That was it. That's what he said And he said oh the days of that just only going and using only one running back those days are long gone That's in the past That's not happening now So that's why he stopped giving carries of Tyson Williams now Of course, I don't expect and we shouldn't expect the Ravens to really dive into the why he stopped getting carries But one would have to think it was a pass protection thing one would have to think it was a uh, just the the the the miss Communication with the snap Oh with the handoff, excuse me not the snap between him and Lamar one would have to think it might have been the fumble That was that he fumbled us out of bounds all those things But still even still I just Yeah, so anyway, that was that that's what Greg Roman said He also said Hollywood was getting some passes as well He sure was hopefully they'll learn from their mistakes made in this game defense I'll give them a c plus some big plays for stops, but stop still giving up the big chunks of yards They'll learn also must give props to the raiders much improved team I agree next question came from my guy Carlos. He said in graven. It's been a while since I sent in a question Hope you're doing great and your family as well. Appreciate it man. Uh, hit me out Let's get Ingram back for seven seven round picked tops or late sixth rounder Get him back. He knows how to run with Lamar and the point of exchange is way better than any of these other new guys For the time being should cleveland start. Uh, oh should Ben cleveland start at right tackle And have Patrick McCarty move to left guard or move via Nueva Alejandro To the left guard spot. What do you think? Wow, so this is crazy because he sent this on september 14th The Ryan Stanley injury news didn't come out until september 16th, which is today So he was already on or something even before Um, so with mark Ingram if they traded a six or seven round for him to come back I wouldn't mind that but I just don't see it happening. I don't I really don't Um, now the the second question should cleveland start at right tackle That would certainly be something um, but I would rather him start at right tackle Well, just based off of body size alone because Patrick McCarty he got like short arms and he just Ah, I'm a little worried for him to be all right tackle. I really am um But hey, what's the worst that could happen at this point man? Um, so with Ben cleveland I don't I don't even know what I want these Ravens to do because this is just it's a mess right now Alejandro is getting ready to go back to left tackle. So he could scratch that part of the question out Um, but at right tackle, I would just rather some but uh, but Patrick McCarty He like low to the ground like a little pit bull little pit bull playing offensive lineman um So I guess when guys try to get underneath them, it'll be nice because he'll be he'll be low to the ground But at the same time it's like man I don't know man. I'm just I'm I'm very worried about this offensive line man I am very worried because they were already bad enough with the starters and now they just they lost Two starters and Ronnie Stanley and Terry Phillips. Um, so now Vinoeva going back to his original position that could help him Um, but as far as everybody else, I'm just I'm very worried and then he said third the point of exchange is what lost What was lost with the new guys do you think it will take long to get that down? Thanks for hitting me out and hope you continue to have success. Appreciate it And now I think just repetition All it's going to take is repetition for them to really get that down and then after that It should be smooth sailing this question came from my guy Ricky B So they ain't graving love watching the videos or watching videos every day. Hey, appreciate it man Every time I get a notification of a new vid I get so hype Sorry to be so long-winded, but I have a couple of questions regarding the offense Uh-oh with the offense Do you feel like the offense evolved over the years with Lamar Jackson as quarterback? Uh, yeah, of course for sure because Ravens were never ever a consistent offensive team and it's like just Y'all imagine when we complain about the offense nowadays They like even the other day against the Raiders. We complain about the offense. Oh, they scored 27 points If we could get a Ravens offense of the past To score 27 we be jumping and screaming and celebrating That's how spoiled we become with offense But it's because we know their potential. We know that it can be so much better But this as with with the winner Ravens offense does bad that look at they scored 27 points They scored 27 points So, yeah, they certainly evolved for sure 1000% He said every year we get preseason hype about the offense evolving, but I don't see it My next question does and can Lamar call audibles at the line of scrimmage when reading the defense He said, yeah, he's he they asked him in the press to the other day He said, yeah, you could check out a plays and stuff call different plays switch stuff around and whatnot So, yeah, and he's done that before over the years too He said I feel as though once the play is called by g-roll. That's it Like before the snap, I don't see any pointing or talking to the offense to change something because of something He reads in the defense the Brady's Rodgers and my home's always pointing and pre snap calling audibles because of reading the defense I'm not saying Lamar doesn't know how to read defenses But maybe he just needs more command of the offense and freedom to audible plays I thank you for all you do for the Ravens nation fan base sincerely Ricky beat Appreciate that Ricky. Um, so, yeah, he he has he said that he does it He said that he does it. We see it sometime. We don't see it like all the time So, yeah, that would be a good idea if Lamar just took more control of that offense And it was like, look G-roll I got this Let's let's do it my way. I would love to see that. I am maybe we have already. I don't know But I would love to see what Lamar just where he like really really run the show Next question came from a boy laying C. He said hope everything's good with the fans Sorry, I wasn't able to attend the live stream. Don't ever apologize for that. That's all good, man But I was able to watch the Ravens game and I think we have to really think that Justice Hill is in danger Tyson Williams burst the speed and ability to maneuver is amazing with gusts and jk dobbins as our power backs I think he's a solid second or third option. Yeah, he certainly is He said, what are your thoughts on Alejandro Villanueva? I'm in high school and played a tackle position on offense and when I look at him move He does everything right, but he doesn't play aggressive enough. He doesn't get his hands on the ends Cries be played amazingly and really stood him up and my final thing Oh, well, okay. So before you get into the final thing with Villanueva Whenever you've been doing something for so long and then you're asked to do the same thing, but In a completely different way It's not doing the same thing. It's completely different. So it can be a big challenge So with Villanueva, he had a very frustrating Monday night football game So imagine how much fans have were frustrated with his performance imagine how he himself is frustrated with his own performance So we just got to give it time give it time and just hope that it gets better All right, so my final thing is what kind of threat do you think the raiders and the chargers Put on Kansas City as far as winning in division because we know patching my homes is great But the raiders and chargers are looking nice and we can't forget the raiders were having back and forth games last year with the raiders They certainly were What oh, I think you meant the raiders were having back and forth games last year with the chiefs But I understood what you meant, but it's all good. Um They're definitely a threat because of the how familiar they all with the chiefs in the same division So anybody that's in the same division with you that goes against you two times a year They're always going to be a threat because they play you at least Twice sometimes in the case of the playoffs, they'll play you three times But they play you at least twice. So they start to really know your tendencies next question came from my guy Seth T. He said, what's up engraving? What's up, Seth? I've been listening to your videos on my 45 minute drive to and from work Oh, yeah You got plenty to listen to them. I appreciate that man, which helps a lot I appreciate your hard work and dedication to the Ravens and making sure everyone is in a positive state of mind Hope all is well with you and yours appreciate that Seth because that's important man Because again, we all know that people going through stuff Everybody got something that they're going through man. So yeah, man, I appreciate that I'll be straight to the point because I know others have questions as well Speaking from an overall standpoint Do you believe our offensive line is holding us back and could be improved with the cutting Of Villanueva and replacing him with Mitchell Schwartz. Or is this too far fetched due to paying the man The line lacked to protect. Boom. There you go. You already answered your own question Alejandro ain't going nowhere this year Nowhere his contract was always set up to where he'll be here this year and the next year they probably end up cutting Um, but for this year, he's here Ravens are paying him. He got I think like six points Some guaranteed something like that, but he's staying now. Um for him to be benched It would take a lot a whole lot and now with Ronnie Stanley being hurt Yeah, he is probably not gonna happen like at all Um, so I definitely wouldn't even count on that now Mitchell Schwartz That could be something and it just depends on if he still want to play football now I don't know what his status is. Um, I don't know what his situation is right now So I I can't say but it would just all depend on him and if the ravens even wanted him too Because that's I mean they gotta want him first Uh, and he said you you can't let little brother take hits Especially in the pocket And or since his bread and butter is using his legs to create opportunities with passing or breaking some ankles himself Now with you saying that um, you said his bread and butter is using his legs to create opportunities Uh, that is obviously a big part of his game, but Yeah, if if you had the offensive line to protect him He wouldn't have to use his legs as much now. He's still gonna make his players with his legs now But if he had the offensive line to protect him that would just make everything that much easier I appreciate your time and you have a good rest of your week And take it easy appreciate yourself and question came from my guy Jonathan D Today in graven. Hope the family and everyone is doing good I know more questions and concerns are going to come up from ravens fans Since we lost our week one match up against the raiders So i'm going to try to keep it short. This uh, this is not short at all He said he's gonna try to he ain't say he was he said he's gonna try to but anyway He said uh as fans, uh like me We get concerned when we see the problems early in the season Especially in week one upon watching the game against the raiders I couldn't help but notice how our offensive line was still a problem and yes, it is inexperienced There is no chemistry It's a revamped to the offensive line with new faces fresh starts and our best laugh tackle It's coming back from injury and now he is injured But our right tackle was our biggest problem throughout the game Example both fumbles by lemar happen on the right side of the field if the tackle finished the block They would never pursue lemar on the back side. Ooh or finish blocks And get to the second level, but hey, i'm still going to hold lemar accountable Majority of pressures hurry throws happen because of the right side concerns I think we need to find the right tackle now. He put now in all caps Here's my reason week one is in the books and we dealt with yannick and max crossby We have 16 more games left on the schedule. We are facing the whole nfc north AFC west and of course our division the afc north twice and dolphins rams and colts Let's look a little bit deeper nfc north calil mac akeem hicks Preston and zedaria smith the nail hunter and anthony bar yikes AFC west yannick max crossby. We lost that game brally chub chris jones frank clock is our next batch of enjoy postal yikes afc north tj watt twice myles gear jadevan clonnie twice yikes dolphins ammanuel agba drone baker rams and donnell Surprisingly, where do majority of these players line up on the right side? Where do most of these players pressures come from the right side except for erin donnell? He pressures on the inside, but he's commanding double teams and triple teams Which leaves one on one on the right side out of all these matchups I expect our right tackle to dominate in four games the colts lions bingles and in the bingles twice Based on this observation. Do you think it's time to find a new right tackle now before later? There's some experience guys left on the open market and there's some trades that can be done I'm not the type of fan to give up on a player But if pass rushes can wreck a game as we all witness week one Can we trust that greg roman will make play calls to get the ball out quickly? Oh Boy Or running backs and tight ends by committee to chip block and help out Or should we just trust adi hondro v and waiver to step up like taylor luan from the tight end Said after being dominated by channel jones. What do you think? Thank you and sorry for the long message and built up frustrations It is all good my friend because we are all going through it together. Um Now again this this came before the injury news to ronnie stanley So if v didn't even move to left, uh, what are they gonna be the options at right? Um I would say They see how they they they try it in house first So they try it in house first see how it goes and see how it goes for a couple of weeks I think they do that first And hopefully no more injuries But see how it goes for a couple of weeks and then if if it just really is no improvement at all Then you you you look to trade for somebody Um, you you because you got draft picks You got draft picks, um So you look to make a move for somebody who that somebody would be I honestly can't even think anybody right now, but Just an offensive lineman that plug-and-play guy that can come in right away help out Uh, and just make the offensive line that much better, but hopefully in house That gets it done next question came from mary cage today in graven. Hope you and yours are well Hey, we doing good. Do you feel like with all the injuries some of the players who were brought in Have not even had a chance to work with them or all the ravens offense And they really just need a couple of weeks to get acclimated. Please tell me your thoughts on this Okay, I feel you so all the injuries held them back from sort of practicing together um As far as offensive line Yeah, but as far as uh, the running backs too Like levy on bell, you don't know lamar's game like that. I mean he watched it, but he hasn't played in it Uh davante freeman. Let's see how he does latavius murray even tyson williams because tyson williams He was working with like tyler huntley. He wasn't working with lamar So it's a big adjustment because these injuries like popped up out of nowhere with jk and gust and then it's like boom He was thrown into the mix now as far as the wide receivers They've been working with him. So that's that's why that that had been straight like with the wide receivers Especially sammy walkers and hollywood that flow of the connection. Um, that was fine. And of course, you know mark andrew They got the connection. You know mark andrews with that the little drop. But anyway, um So for for the running backs. Yeah, that could be a problem there offensive line Yeah, and no, but Yeah, no, so it's it's it's a mix of both, but that's a real good observation Next question came from greg from bmore. He said, what's up? Hope you day is great Remember last year raiders upset the saints, although obviously saints were better team last year than them overall So i'm not overreacting to the ravens losing but those fumbles still hurt while figuring out and adjusting to injuries. Hopefully we don't even Uh go 0 and 2 I still think we'll get to january. But my question is With ali hondro at right tackle if that continued if he continues to struggle Remember this is new for him being at right tackle and it's just been one game Could you see macari replacing him later or a possible trade for tackle or a crazy thought? I don't see happening But if it improves the line move stanley to right tackle and vietnam waver to left just for this year He said he said and again he sent this on september 14th He said, I know it's not happening don't want it to happen and stanley should stay at left no matter What it was just a thought is all anyway keep doing what you're doing And boom it's happening now Everything that he said in his email minus. I mean stanley obviously got hurt, but he said again Could you see macari replacing ali hondro at right tackle boom is happening? Could you see? Via nuova going to left tackle boom is happening And now again the stanley thing it couldn't happen because he got hurt But hey He ended up calling it next question came from my god dealing jay. He said they ain't graven Hope you and yours is doing well. We're doing really good dealing. Appreciate it We all saw the game on monday and it's quite obvious the offensive line was incredibly underwhelming in protection There are a few free agents available that I'd be happy to see us at least bring in to see if it's better than what we got What do you think about the likes of rick wagner or russell o'cong at tackle and forest lamp at god? Oh, you trying to upgrade everything I see i'm thinking a trade for any sort of upgrade would be expensive if not impossible not impossible But depending on who you get if you're getting a starter Yeah, you're gonna have to pay pay some uh Some capital some draft capital, but not impossible. But as far as rick wagner, um rick wagner would be an interesting one because he Was contemplating retirement. So you don't know what his head is uh russell o'cong wasn't he like a Wasn't he really like a really high pick? I think he was I forget though. But anyway, um, so that's a possibility Uh, and again, you never want to count anybody out. You never want to be like, oh, it's a reason why they're free agents Um because I mean it could be but at the same time these guys could come in and ball out Just like lj ford and josh binds did when ravens picked them up out of nowhere and people like what? Just like with uh, dom pico and justin ellis did when ravens picked them up and a lot of people like what? um, so Yeah, it's it's possible and I think um, I just think it would take the ravens exhausting all their in-house options First before they made a move next question came from ejd. He said ain't graven. What's going on tough loss last night? Hope all is well. Uh, why do the ravens blitz and play man so much? It's like they don't know how to play zona zone blitz cover zero or one on the other team's side of the field It's not good play calling. Do you see wink going a little more conservative because we will get smoked Playing this way against the chiefs No, I don't I don't see wink going more conservative. I don't see wink holding back the blitz I don't see wink. Um Not russian not russian seven or not russian less than seven or sometimes eight or nine or ten or no Um, I just I don't wink wink. I don't think he is going to change his philosophy as a defensive coordinator Um, just because it's not working now.   No, this This ain't working. We we got to switch stuff around We we got to we got to change this up And sometimes I don't know for sure. I can't say for sure But sometimes it seems as if There may be a Strategy that he has for for opponents and he just he sticks with it no matter what even if it isn't working Like my thing will be okay if in the first quarter it's not working. All right, cool He's still trying throughout the first quarter. Okay, you're trying but it's not working. All right, cool Second quarter you're still trying it. Okay, cool. You don't want to give up on it What not but all right second half if it if it just wasn't still wasn't working change it up switch it up Adjust adjust to what they're doing So because because you just because players know too They can see that stuff I'm sure they have plenty of conversations with wink and stuff too because they they always say it's a player's coach man People love wink. They love them um, so I would just say the the adjustments just they they got to get better this question came from crystal s Say good morning. I hope you and the family are doing fine. Oh, we're good. I appreciate it She said I stayed up watching the game and just kept saying to my husband They are letting Derek Carr throw everywhere Ravens only got to him a couple of times where as Lamar was sacked more than Derek Carr I am not too good with the names of everyone on the team But I think that queen and whoever else that was supposed to get to the quarterback Just did not do their job the corners. The rookies just let the raiders catch the ball We had to leave but we could not keep it Lamar did good But he should have run more to put them away when we had the opportunity to do so They will struggle with the chiefs. I'm sad to say have a good day and blessings to you and the family Appreciate it crystal. Um, and yeah, the game was certainly a struggle Against the raiders. There was a lot of frustration a lot of things they could have done better Um, we just wish they would have finished drives more. Uh, just converted some third downs more Made some some some passes were caught. Um instead of dropped The running game was better. The offensive line was better. The defense was better Um, to me, I feel like the biggest letdown in the raiders game was actually the defense in my opinion I really do um from the uh Just took the still the lack of a pass rush Um, the lack of a consistent pass rush and especially when our offensive line is supposed to be way better than this And often offensive line got dulled There's was it was up and down early on but they started they started holding down for Derek Carr Because he yeah, like you say he was throwing all over the field um But it's just I just my biggest thing was uh At the end of regulation They got 37 seconds.  Oh, please just tackle them in bounds Just don't give up nothing crazy. We'll be straight. No Nope didn't hold it down So, uh, and now you facing the chiefs this week


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It's only me, Professor Kropotkin. Hello, Janey, and Mrs. O'Reilly. My two little trees. One a graceful willow, the other petrified forest.  Say, Mrs. O'Reilly, I got the complaint to make. What do you mean complaint? I want you to tell the people in the next apartment for me to shut off their fan at night. It keeps me awake. How can a fan blowing in another room keep you awake? It is blowing on my wall and I have to lean against it all night to keep it from falling on my back. Oh, come now, Professor. The walls aren't that bad. No? Then why is it that when the man next door took a picture off his wall and pulled the nail out, my coat fell down? Listen, Professor, I'm in no mood to do favors for anyone until I find out who locked me on the roof. Mrs. O'Reilly, I did. You? Why? Well, you know that little flower box I keep up on the roof. What about it? Well, I planted tomatoes in it this summer and the birds keep pecking at them. And what does that have to do with me? Well, no offence, Mrs. O'Reilly. But where could I find a better scarecrow? You? No, no, please, Mrs. O'Reilly. You're supposed to be a lady, I think.  No, stop it, stop it, the two of you. I have some wonderful news I want to tell you. The Melody Piano Company just gave me a wonderful business proposition. I just paid off the piano. But, Janie, I thought you owed $500. I did, but Mr. Woods from the piano company settled for $200.  Oh, I think that's wonderful, Janie. I always say people should own everything outright. Except if you live in a room like mine, then all you should own is a stray jacket. Oh, a shop with you. Gee, it's so beautiful up on the roof. scenery's so nice. I saw a big, huge oak tree. There's a squirrel in it. He's so cute. He kept staring at me so strangely. Yes, sweetie, he's on his way. And so are we. Come on, Mrs. O'Reilly. I'll raise you down the stairs.    Wonderful news for you. The man from the piano company was just here. Come in. Hello, Jane. Hiya, chicken. Hello, Al, honey. Hello, Al. Look, kids, I know you two are in love with each other and would like to be alone. And personally, I prefer it that way. See you around. What's the matter with her? Oh, she's worried about our bank account. Your bank account? Yes, Jane says it's shrinking all the time. It's something called inflammation. Inflammation? Yes, everybody knows about it. The price is the same, but the cost goes up because you pay less and therefore pay more and have less. I think. Now, chicken, you mean inflation. Works very simply. We'll explain. A few years ago, you walked into the corner store, laid down a dollar and walked out with a pair of nylons, right? Right, Al. Now, suppose you walked into that same store today and laid down a buck. What would you get? A cherry pie. There's a bakery there now. Let me lay it out for you. You see, we are now in a period of uncertainty when no one knows what can happen to our money. But we have had panics before. I believe it was in 1893. Things were so desperate, the treasure of the United States was empowered to act whenever the gravity of the situation demanded it. This was to become known as the law of gravity.  Well, chicken, you just happened to be lucky. Oh, yes, Al. I guess I was just born with a horseshoe in my head. Brown was such an intelligent person, has got me thinking. Now, wait a minute, chicken.  You know, Al, I've learned a great deal from you and Jane, and I'm going to do something about it. Goodbye, Al. Where are you going, chicken? Well, Jane and I have $200 in the bank, and I'm not going to stand around and watch it shrink. I'll be Jane's lifesaver. Goodbye. Now, wait, chicken. Al, I've never thought clear in my life. I know exactly where I'm going. Chicken, come out. You're in the car. Chicken, come out.  You on the sofa. I thought it was the laundry bag. Where's Irma? She went out. Said she was going to be your lifesaver. Lifesaver? I don't understand that. Hello. Hello, Jane. Irma, where are you? Jane, I just left the bank. That's good, Irma. What did you do? I took it out. Oh, Irma. And I checked the $200. And Irma just took the money out of the bank. Holy mackerel. So that's what she did. That's what she did. Well, Irma's only trying to be your lifesaver. Lifesaver? She's no lifesaver. Well, sure she is, Jane. How can you say that just because she's sweet? Well, partly.  Your winning smile is a pep-sident smile. Again and again, people have found it true. The smile that wins is the pep-sident smile. Here's a story that proves it. The true experience of Judy Baron. A young dancer from Rochester, New York, Judy was auditioning for a part in a musical show in Miami. After watching dozens of girls try out, the director pointed to Judy and said these magic words. There's the girl. That one with the pep-sident smile. Yes, Judy's smile won the part for her. A big step toward fame and fortune. Judy Baron told us herself. The director was right, too. My smile is a pep-sident smile. I always use pep-sident toothpaste. Like Judy Baron, people all over America agree. The smile that wins is the pep-sident smile. In recent comparison tests, thousands of people preferred pep-sident witherium over the brands they'd been using at home. Yes, pep-sident won by the overwhelming average of three to one. For its cool, minty taste, it's a pep-sident smile. The average of three to one. For its cool, minty taste, for making breath cleaner and teeth brighter. Try new pep-sident toothpaste witherium. And you will see the smile that wins is the pep-sident smile. All our money out of the bank. Just when I've given a man a check for the entire amount. Let's see. I'm 24 now with a smart lawyer and time off for good behavior. I'll be 29 when I get out. Al. Al. You know her as well as I do. You love her as much as I do. Just tell me. What makes Irma do these things? I don't know, Jane. They say a woman has a right to change her mind. And I think Irma should change hers for anything she can get. Now, please understand me. I'm nuts about the girl. It's just that I'm plenty worried about what our kids will be like.  Well, sometimes I think it's my fault. And yet how can I be patient with her? She's so gullible. Yesterday I sent her out for a half a chicken. She paid six dollars. Six dollars? How'd she get clipped like that? She says the man told her the chicken was raised on the Mason-Dixon line and she was getting the half with the southern exposure. Know what you mean, Jane. It was like the time she paid five dollars for that bottle of perfume. She said it was called flirt. Turned out to be flit. I just had a horrible thought. What, Jane? You don't think with our two hundred dollars she'd buy anything? Oh, no. No, she wouldn't. Unless, of course, she happens to walk past some of them clip joints on Main Street. Hello? Hello, Jane. Irma, honey, where are you? Shopping on Main Street. Oh, no. No. Jane, sit down.  Chicken, hurry home. Goodbye. We'll get it to you deeply. All our money. And there's a check out against it. Oh, Al. Cannot understand that chick. The way she goes around in circles, I can swear she was born in a mix master. Come in. It's only me again, Professor Krupatkin. What's the matter with little Janey? Irma took the two hundred dollars the girls had in the joint account and she's loose on Main Street. Main Street. Janey, you should know better I only have myself to blame. I must have frightened her with all that talk about inflation.   Either you give into it or else you can fight it. We at the Gypsy Theorem, we are fighting it. We don't raise the prices. We just water the soup. In fact, we have put so much water in our soup if you study a ball closely you can see the tide go in and out. She'd only bring the money home. Irma. Oh, Jane, I took a cab home because I'm so anxious to tell you the wonderful news. Irma, just tell me one thing. Have you got the money? Who wants money? It shrinks. I was sitting on a bench thinking about what you said about inflation, Jane. Yes. And a nice man came over. He said, hello. I said I had two hundred dollars that was troubling me. Take some more water, Jane. Imagine that was all I said and he took an immediate interest in my problem. Men are so thoughtful. Jane, that's enough aspirin.  So he sent me to his brother on Main Street. Irma. While I still have the strength to ask, what did you buy? For two hundred dollars, I got the sister diamond to the Hulk Diamond. The sister diamond to the Hulk Diamond? Yes, the man says it's the wish diamond. You mean you wish it was a diamond? Let me see it. Here it is. Irma, how much does this so-called diamond weigh? A half pound. See, this is just a piece of glass. Glass? Certainly. Who ever heard of buying a half pound diamond for two hundred dollars? Well, a man said normally they're much higher. But he was selling them cheap because they're last year's diamonds. Chicken, I'm afraid you've been took. Well, maybe I should have taken the other diamond, but there was a flaw in it. A flaw? Yes, every time you shook it, snow would fall on the little man inside. I told you not to shop every cent we had in the world. And besides that, I've used that two hundred dollars to pay off the piano.  Oh, I'm sorry, Jean. Sorry, you're always sorry. And we had the party and you put chloroform in the coffee because I said I wanted everyone to relax. Chloroform in the coffee because I said I wanted everyone to relax.  Irma thought she was doing the right thing. So if you want, I'll take her back to Main Street and try to get her money back. No, Professor, chicken is my problem, too. You may all think I'm mean, but I love Irma as much as all of you. I think Irma does these things because we pamper her too much. We don't give her any sense of responsibility. Well, here's a chance for her to stand on her own two feet. Irma, I want you to take this, this, um, this fillet of played glass back to the store and get the two hundred dollars so I can make good the check I gave Mr. Woods of the piano company and I mean it. But Jane... Don't put Jane me. Fortunately, I am a good businesswoman. I paid off the piano for two hundred dollars. Now you go get that money back or I'll go to jail. All right, Jane. I wouldn't do anything to hurt you. But the man in the store is going to be very angry. He said culture diamonds are very hard to get and they sell them grow this big. He gave me a short guarantee. Short? How short? What time is it, Jane? Two o'clock. Oh, I think the guarantee has expired. I better hurry. Well, Jane, I think you showed good judgment in letting Irma take it back herself. It may make her a little more cagey. And speaking of cages, I think I'll go back to my room. Well, after I made such a good business deal by paying off the piano for only two hundred dollars, that's so embarrassed. I think I'd better call Mr. Woods and ask him to hold that check until I'm sure he'll come in. Miss Stacy? Yes, I'm Miss Stacy. Well, I'm Mr. Darrow from the Melody Piano Company. I'm here to collect the monthly payment. What? Yes, according to my records here, it's twenty dollars. Oh, there must be some mistake. I've already paid two hundred dollars in full to your other collector, Mr. Woods. Oh, so Woods has been here, too. He's worked this same racket on some of our other customers. Al, did you hear that? This is wonderful. I don't understand. You wouldn't. Here's your twenty dollars. Good day. Oh, Al, isn't it wonderful? How do you like that check? If she hadn't taken the money out of the bank, that crook would have cashed the check and you'd be out two hundred clams. What a girl. What an intuition. There's Al, but she certainly pulled the bacon out of the fire. Oh, gee, Al. What, Jane? I don't have enough credit. In all her confusion, she might be smarter than all of us. On the surface, no. But, you know, Jane, genius is often buried deep. In chicken's case, there was a cave in. Finally, it's come to the surface. And I think we got a gusher in that, kid. Irma, darling, we were waiting for you. Did you get the money back? Why, of course, and I had some time was so tempting because he had another big special. What was it? Pearl's a whole bucket full. Irma, you didn't buy them. No, I think it was a second-hand bucket. Irma, we're all out of aspirin. Just tell me, did he give you the money? Yes, and because I knew what you would do, Jane, I went right to the bank. Oh, no. But I didn't put the money in. Oh, good. Because while I was standing in line, the man in front of me was holding your check. His name was Mr. Woods. Oh, no. So I figured there was no point in putting the check in. Oh, good. So I just gave Mr. Woods a $200 a year's check. The only one seems happy. Well, kids, there's only one man who can help us. Who else? Who else but... Hello, Joe. Got a problem. Jane and Irma have been swindled. No, Joe, not by any of your boys. This was an outside job. A guy by the name of Woods. Took him for $200. All the dough the girls had in the world. What do you advise? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Thanks, Joe. You're the kind of a man who will leave his mark in the world. Well? That's what's keeping you awake nights. You're trying to erase those fingerprints? Ah, Joe, you're an exceptional humanitarian. Goodbye, noble friend. Well, girls, you got nothing to worry about. Joe is going to get your money back from Mr. Woods. Al, is there going to be any violence? Let us not describe it as violence. Let us just say that Joe is sending out two superstitious men. What do you mean, superstitious? These gentlemen are going to knock on Woods. Your winning smile is a pepsi-dent smile. Again and again, people have found the smile that wins is the pepsi-dent smile. That's borne out by the vote of thousands who tried new pepsi-dent toothpaste products. You're going to win. You're going to win. There are thousands who tried new pepsi-dent toothpaste with Iriam in a recent nationwide test. These people were given plain, unlabeled tubes of pepsi-dent and were asked to compare it with the brands they were using at home. When their votes came in, pepsi-dent won by the overwhelming average of three to one. These people say new pepsi-dent tastes better, makes their breath cleaner and their teeth brighter than any other toothpaste they tried. Remember, that's not just our opinion. That's what people say. They say it three to one. They've seen pepsi-dent with Iriam remove the film that makes teeth look dull, uncover new brightness in their smiles. Try it and you will see the smile that wins is the pepsi-dent smile. I'm so happy. I'm almost beginning to like Joe and never again will I discuss inflation with Irma. However, Irma is now certain that inflation has already arrived. So I said, Irma, what makes you so certain inflation is here? And Irma said, Well, this morning I asked a man to change your dollar. Yes? I got ten dimes. I can remember when you only got four quarters. Well, they say money talks and if it does I'm sure it makes more sense than my friend Irma. My friend Irma's produced and directed by Psy Howard. Park Laby writes the script with Stanley Adams and Roland McClain and it's brought to you by Pepsi-Dent Toothpaste with Iriam. Another fine product of Lever Brothers Company. Marie Wilson has starred as Irma with Joan Banks as Jane. The part of Al was played by John Brown. Hans Conreed was heard as Professor Krobotkin and Gloria Gordon as Mrs. O'Reilly. Music was under the direction of Vlad Gluskin. This is Wendell Niles reminding you to tune in one hour earlier next week at the Lux Radio Theatre followed by the Pepsi-Dent show My Friend Irma. 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Ranger Bill, warrior of the woodland, struggling against extreme odds, traveling dangerous trails, fighting the many enemies of nature. This is the job of the guardian of the forest, Ranger Bill, pouring rain, freezing cold, blistering heat, snow, floods, bears, rattlesnakes, mountain lions. Yes, all this in exchange for the satisfaction and pride of a job well done. Have you often thought that you could get anything you wanted if you only had the money? By having money, I'm thinking of millions and hundreds of millions of dollars. That's money. Yes, a lot of us think that we could get anything we want if we had it. Now, let me tell you something about money, and I'll do it in the form of a story. Eddie and Mr. Foxy. Frank? Yes, sir. Mr. B wants to see you right now. Right. You know what's the strangest thing about him? What are you talking about? His very wish is my command. Oh, Frank, you're impossible. Go on and get in there before he comes out to drag in by the scuff of your neck. I do it, too. Well, see you later. Frank, where is the deed of the Simpson estate? The deed, sir. Yes, the deed. Are you suddenly deaf? No, sir. Don't you remember that I informed you two days ago that they wouldn't sell? Oh, nonsense. Frank, I'm surprised at you. I told you two days ago to raise our offer a hundred thousand dollars. I did, and they still won't sell. How much do they want? Well, they won't name a price. Frank, you're fumbling the ball, which is something you hardly ever do.  I don't care what you'll pay for it. I want that estate for my new research project, understand? Yes, sir, but we're already offering a quarter of a million too much for that land. I want you to stop at the doctor's office on the way out. If you say so, Mr. Bartholomew, but I'm not ill. No, but you need the wax that rains out of your ears so you can hear. How's that? I'm going to remind you just once more and only once more about my policy. Money can buy anything or get anything you want as long as one is willing to pay the price. And I'm willing to do it. One more thing. You'd better get back on the ball or I'm going to make some changes on my staff. Yes, sir, I understand. It won't happen again. What are you waiting for? Get out and buy the Simpson estate. Yes, sir? Herbert, I'm leaving for the day. What about your appointment with Neil Paulson? It's his 25th year as your chief bookkeeper. I'll write him a check for $200. But, sir, this is a special occasion. He's looking forward to having lunch with you. Write him a check for $200. That's more profitable to him than having lunch with me. Yes, sir. And call Bradley Westcott and tell him I want a detailed report on all investments. Tell him I noticed he's got some starch on the list that yield less than four and a half percent. Ask him if he thinks I'm blind. He told me, sir, that those stocks have good growth possibilities. He considers them excellent long-term papers, sir. I'll tell him to get rid of them. My money isn't working hard enough. Oh, by the way, tell him to go ahead and buy that house. I'll make the down payment for him. He's done a good job, but I expect a better one after he gets this house off his mind. Anything else, Mr. Bartholomew? No. Here's my personal file. I've marked instructions on all the papers. Yes, sir. I'm leaving now. You can call me at the house if it's necessary. Yes, sir. Your car is waiting. A beautiful day for a drive, Mr. Bartholomew. Yes, I suppose so, Charles. Would you like to try a bit of trout fishing, sir? I've got the tackle and rods in the trunk. No, not today. I thought you might like a bit of fresh air. The window's open, isn't it? Yes, sir. Stop the car. Is something wrong, sir? Yes. Who let that boy down there come on my property to fish? I don't know. Tell old Jim I want to see him right away. Yes. Shall I return here with the car? No, meet me at the bridge. Call Bill Jefferson and tell him I want to see him at the bridge right away. Very good, sir. Common sense is that boy doing. I'll give him a piece of my mind right now. Hey, boy. What are you talking about? Come over here and I'll show you, mister. The biggest trout you ever saw in your whole life. Huh? You don't say. Where is he? Right below us in that shady pool. I'll pull a bush back and you can take a careful look. Oh, all right. I'd like to see him. See him? Yeah. Isn't he a beaut? Oh, I'll say he is. That's Mr. Foxy. Why do you call that big trout Mr. Foxy? Because I've been trying to catch him for a long time.  You say fish are smart? Haven't you ever gone fishing, mister? Bartholomew, Alexander Bartholomew. Oh, you're the man who has lots of money. Yes, and I also own this property. Am I on the other side of the bridge? Oh, come now.  Why is Mr. Bartholomew? I don't remember crossing the road. I guess I was too busy sneaking up on Mr. Foxy. Is that why you crawl along the bank on your hands and knees? Oh, sure. Trouters are smart. If they see you, they take off some like and won't come back to the same spot for a day or so. Is that right? Yes, sir. I wouldn't lie about it.  That's why I was following him. I thought I might get a bow and arrow shot at him if he quit running. A bow and arrow? Isn't that against the law? Yes, sir, but I didn't mean a real bow and arrow. When you don't have much room to cast, you take your lure in one hand and pull the rod back like this in the other and let go. Watch. Say, that's pretty good, son. You like that one, didn't you? You laugh, too. Lots of folks around here say you never laugh. Oh? Do they know? Well, that's interesting. By the way, you're on private property, you know. Yes, sir. I'll be careful not to do it again. Honest, I will. I know you will. I think you'd better run along now. Sure. I'm sorry I got on your land. That's all right. Just don't let it happen again. Thank you, sir. Just a minute, son. What is your name, by the way? Edward Cromwell, sir. Just call me Ed. All right, Ed.  That's right, Mr. Bartholomew. I never lie. Even to get out of a tough spot? No, sir. I wouldn't even lie then. My father and mother tell me that telling the truth is always the best thing to do. Because when a fella tells one lie, he has to tell another to cover up the first one. And pretty soon he's trapped himself, and the truth is found out anyhow. My folks never punish me the first time if I tell the truth. But they'd really make it rough on me if I lied. Besides, I'm a Christian, and Jesus wouldn't be very happy with me if I told a lie. Yes, I see. Well, you'd better run along now, Ed. Yes, sir. Goodbye, and thank you for not being mad at me. What's wrong? Can't you rangers keep people off private property? Well, we try, but your property isn't posted. Say, that's right. But it will be by tomorrow evening. And then, Mr. Jefferson, you'd better enforce the law and keep people off my private property, or I'll know the reason why. Certainly we'll keep them off, but what happened? Do you know a lad by the name of, um, Ed Promwell? Oh, yeah, I know Ed very well. In fact, he used to be in my Sunday School class until he reached an older age bracket and was moved along. Sure, I know him very well. And I doubt that you'll find a finer young man anywhere. Uh, is he the one who trespassed? Yes. You wanna prefer charges? No, not this time. He says he was after a big trout called Mr. Foxy. It has more perseverance than a hungry lion in the tenacity of a bulldog. What do you mean? It's been after Mr. Foxy for three years now, and someday the boy'll get that wily old trout. I think Ed knows more about trout fishing than anyone around here. He can catch trout when the experts throw up their hands in despair. But he and Mr. Foxy have been matching wits for a long time. Oh, then he was telling the truth. Well, of course, the boy told the truth. He's a fine Christian lad. Wouldn't lie for anything or anybody. That's what he told me. What do you mean? Nothing, nothing at all. You just see that no one trespasses on my property, understand? Hello, Bill, you wanna talk to me? Yeah. Okay, be right there. Are you gonna scold me? For what? For going on Mr. Bartholomew's land.  I just wanna tell you that he's posted no trespassing signs, so he'd better not go over there again or he might get ugly about it. I won't. Besides, I promised him I wouldn't do it. I won't. That's fine. Well, how's the battle going between you and Mr. Foxy? He's still winning, but I think I've got something he'll really grab. A new lure? Or a won't trout strike at lures? Big ones will. Look at this lure. Hey, that's a dandy. How do you fish it? Well, first I get upstream from Mr. Foxy and float it down past him real slow like. And I twitch it once in a while so it looks like it's struggling or crippled. I got it on this long monofilament so we can't see the line. If it annoys him, he'll strike at it and powwee. I got Mr. Foxy. I see what you mean.  Boy, I sure hope it works. When are you going to try it? Whenever Mr. Foxy comes back downstream. You mean he's upstream now in Mr. Bartholomew's property? Yeah, there's nothing I can do about it. I wonder what he'd say if you went up to the house and asked him if you could fish on his property. Do you think he'd say yes? Well, now I don't know if he would or not, but I can't see any harm in asking. All he can do is say no. I'm going to go up and ask him. Hello, Mr. Bartholomew. Well, Ed, come in, young man. Thank you. Is this a social call or strictly a business, Ed? Both, Mr. Bartholomew. Well, go ahead and speak your piece. Well, I just... What's the matter? Can't got your tongue? Well, sir, that is... Mr. Foxy is up in your part of the stream again, and I'd like your permission to fish for him there and try my new lure. Also, I'd like you to go fishing with me, sir. I'd be pleased to have you. Oh, thank you for the invitation, Ed. I'm sorry to have to refuse, but... Well, I'm much too busy. However, you have my permission to fish on my property for old Foxy, or Mr. Foxy, as you call him. Thank you very much. Why are you too busy to go fishing with me? Oh, business ahead of business. I see. Is that why you take all those pills and those bottles? Does it make you sick when you have lots of money? What? Yes, Ed, it does at times. There's a lot of worry when you have a lot of money. Some of these pills help me to relax. You should go fishing with me, and then you'd relax real much. Fishing's a wonderful fun. You forget there's anybody else in the whole world except you and the fish, like Mr. Foxy. He and I have a best fun trying to fool each other. Fishing's good for you when you're nervous, too. You have to be quiet and sort of rest and relax, and you get a lot of fresh air and sunshine. You ought to go fishing with me, Mr. Bartholomew. I'm sorry, but I can't. Perhaps sometime. That means never. Thanks for letting me fish on your property, sir. Goodbye. Wait a minute, Ed. Yes, sir? Do you really want me to go fishing with you? Sure. I wouldn't have asked if I didn't want you to go. I thought you might just be trying to be nice to me, so I let you fish on my property. If I did that, I'd be lying. I will go fishing with you, young man. Oh, boy, that's keen. Eddie? Eddie, do you think he's in that pool again? Yeah, that's where he usually hangs out when he's up here.  How are we going to cast from way up here? I don't think we are. I'll just wait in the stream and let the lure float down there real slow like. Oh, that's a fine idea. You won't know there's a line on it. Would you like to try it, Mr. Bartholomew? Well, would you let me at such an important time like this? Sure. Why not? Wait in. I'll fix up the lure and rod. Well, you'll have to tell me just exactly what to do, Eddie. I'd be pleased to, sir. Okay. I'm going in. Walk around the rocks, sir. They might be slippery. If you try and step on one, you might fall. I'll remember that, son. Here I come. Here you are, sir. You just pay out the line slowly and let the lure drift downstream. Like this? Sure. That's just right. It's getting close to the pool. Slow down now. Real slow. How's this? Good. Now stop it. Now take the line in your left hand. Like this? Yes, sir. Now make the lure like it's struggling or crippled. Not too hard. The trout will see it and get angry and strike at it just to get it out of his sight. All right. You watch me and I'll try it. Here goes. Pull back the line and stick the hook hard. Scratch hard before he spits it out. I got him, Eddie. I got him. Keep the line tight, reel him in slowly. Don't give him any slack. You'll go deep and break the line on rocks or logs. Keep him coming and I'll net him. Look at him fight. Look at him fight. That looks like Mr. Foxy. Pull him closer and I'll net him. Is it Mr. Foxy? No, sir. It's a big one. How cute. Oh, yes. Let's take him up to the house and I'll have the cook brought him right away so we can eat him. Just the two of us. Let's make a fire right here and boil him. I know how to do it. All right. That would be fine. Edger did a wonderful job of broiling the trout. It's delicious. Thank you. You did a good job of catching him. Sure. Why not? After all, I was taught by the best trout fisherman in this part of the country. I ain't neither. Not really. Ed, there's something I want to ask you. Yes, sir? What if this trout had been Mr. Foxy? Why did you let me try to catch the one fish you'd been trying to get for several years? Isn't catching Mr. Foxy the one big ambition in your life? Not as big as being nice to folks. What did you say? Well, sir, Jesus wants us to be nice to folks. Sometimes a Christian has to give up the big things he wants most just to be nice to folks to make them want to be Christians, too. Yeah. Yes. I see. Would you always do what Jesus wants you to do? No, but I sure try hard. Eddie, why did you really ask me to come fishing? Do you really want to know, sir? Yes, of course. Well, first of all, because I like you and I really wanted you to go fishing with me. Then I ask you because, well, you looked worried. Oh, with all the money I have, I should be worried? Yes, sir. Some people say you have too much. Oh? Hey, I've got to be getting home. It's getting late. My folks are going to start to worry. I'll have Charles drive you home. Thanks, Mr. Bartholomew. I know a shortcut. I'll put out the fire and be home in a jiffy. Hello, Bill. Do you know what's happened to Ed? He hasn't been fishing for several days now. Uh, sit down, will you? What's wrong with the boy? He's very close to death, Alex. What? Why didn't somebody tell me about this? I didn't think you were interested in the boy. Well, I am. What's wrong with him? He has a heart condition. Add its infancy, but only a matter of time. Where is he? At the hospital. Let's go. What did his parents say? They're grateful for your offer, Alex, and give their permission to get the specialist. Oh, fine. Operator, get me Dr. Felix Hammer of New York City and make it an emergency call. This is Alexander Bartholomew. Yes, I'll wait. Yes? If there's anyone who can help add its Felix. He's the finest. Hello, operator? Yes? Yes, hello, Felix? Alexander Bartholomew? Yes.   All right, fly out here by jet plane. I'll pay the expenses. Yes, it's not a pine. We'll have a helicopter waiting at the airport to bring you to the hospital. Yes. Oh, goodbye. Go ahead and say it. I don't need to. Bill, that boy has something I want, something I need, but what is it? It's the pure and simple trust that he has in the Lord Jesus Christ, and his parents were a very fine Christian. Oh, but he read me like a book. He told me things about myself that bear out the old axiom. If you want the truth, ask a child.  How can being a Christian be the basis of all this? The Lord's given him a fullness and purpose in life, Alex. The Lord's given him happiness and joy. I guess it must be the Lord. Do you know that I had the best time I've had in many years when I went fishing with him the other day? Not once did I think about anything but fishing. And when I got home, I slept like a baby. I wasn't worried, and I didn't need any pills. Being with that boy was refreshing and wholesome. Bill, how can I get what that boy has? By accepting Christ as your savior? It can't be that simple. That's the problem, Alex. What do you mean? Adults find life so complicated that they can't believe that salvation requires a simple and childlike faith of a small boy. Does Ed make life complicated? No, he makes it plain and simple and pure and honest. That's the whole point, Alex. When you're ready to take the Lord in pure faith and repent of your sins, then you can enjoy life as Ed does. You mean as he did? I'll be glad when Felix gets here. He'll know what to do. Let's have it, Felix. I can tell by your face it's... not good. Yeah, you're right, Alex. I'm sorry, but the best I can do is to save the boy's life. You'll be an invalid as long as he lives. I've done my best. If you wish, you can call another specialist. That won't be necessary. You're the best there is. You know, Alex, we doctors are only human beings. There are many things we cannot do. God made the human body. It's very complicated and wonderful. Sometimes only he can repair it. I'm sorry I have to give you such bad news. I'll tell the parents now. May I? May I see him? No, nobody can see him for a week. We have to build up the strength of his heart now. He must have perfect rest and medicine. I thought I'd find you here, Alex. This is as close as I could get to him now. You've really taken to the boy, haven't you? Yes. But I'm terribly frustrated with myself, too. I know. How? You're Alexander Bartholomew. Wealthy industrialist. Worth $300 million. So far you've been able to buy or get anything you want with money. Right now you're watching Mr. Foxy swim upstream. You're thinking of that. Small boy will never fish again. Yeah. All my wealth doesn't amount to a hill of beans. See you next week for more adventure with... Team up with the Rangers every week at this time when your local station gives us this chance to get together. See you then.


Ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen, we apologize for being late We have had a busy day today We have covered the great state of Georgia. I might say to you that This train the Lady Badge special left Washington three days ago, which has been a sentimental journey Through the whole South We have had Magnificent crowds everywhere because Mrs. Johnson the face lady of our land is one of us a Southerner just like you and like me and I want all of you to welcome my hit This is off. This is our face stop in the great state of Florida. We're happy to be here We are happy to be here and our time is limited We are late and it's my pleasure to present to you one of the great ladies of this country Mrs. Linman Johnson Friends y'all are mighty nice to wait for us The reason we're so late is because all the way from Washington to Florida We've been finding bigger and bigger enthusiastic crowds all along the way And it's just hard to make time. I wanted to make this trip because this is a part of the country that I know and love Ever since I was from the time that I was five years old till I was 21 I visited ever summer in the neighboring state of Alabama and many times I visited in Florida and I wanted to come and tell our friends here that we value them. We appreciate them. We need them. We thank them My husband London came to be your president ten months ago under the most tragic Circumstances and since then he's had three things on his mind for all you mommers and poppers and all you children the things that he's wanted most is to keep our country strong and At peace because that is what means everything for the future of all of us and next He's tried to keep this country on a course of stable prosperity And I think most of us know that we are doing pretty good on that now and thirdly He wants to seek for Compassionate imaginative ways to help those Americans who are still in need I want my southern friends to know that we thank you for believing in us for working for us for helping us I'm sorry. We are this late and Thank you, that's the kind of greeting we've been hearing all along the way and God bless you for saying that Now and now just just for a wave and a word. I want my Lisa Banes to say hello I Just wanted to come up here and thank all of you for all these great homemade signs and tell you how much it Really does mean to us that you took the time to care And I just hope the kind of enthusiasm that you've shown here today can be channel this fall into a Eventful and hopefully successful campaign. Thank you Fine citizens Mr. Genevieve soles who is a district chairman of the Democratic Committee and she's going to make a presentation to the face Lady of our land Ms. Soles on behalf of the people of Jefferson County whose heritage democracy and Southern tradition dates back a hundred and fifty years We would like to present these casages to you and your daughter These flowers were picked from one of our home gardens this morning and we pride ourselves on these beautiful Well-blumming blossoms Gentlemen let me present one or two people who are here on the train with us and who have been with us all along We have a distinguished secretary of commerce the former governor of the great state of North Carolina The honorable Luther Hodges Luther Luther take a bow Where's the governor of Tennessee? Well beautiful Ellington as well as two and many other people now ladies and gentlemen We're sorry that we're late, but let me say this to you as we Prepare to leave because we're doing Tallahassee and your congressman and many others are getting aboard the train now This has been a wonderful trip. I Come from Louisiana. I'm as southern as anybody standing out there in that crowd, and I'm proud of it Middle Johnson was born and weird in the south and President Johnson is the first southern president we have had since the war between the states And do you know do you know that states like Maine and Vermont and you Hampshire? Which have never voted Democratic are going to vote overwhelmingly for Lyndon Johnson Do you know that Arizona is going to vote for Lyndon Johnson? Do you know do you know that Texas is going to vote for Lyndon Johnson? Do you have any doubt about Florida Southern state? God bless you. It's wonderful to be with you and goodbye and good night and thank you for coming


Good morning, John. Pretty much every video for the last, like, eight years, I've been sitting here in front of my Narnia poster and my bookshelf. And there's, like, a broader room in here. I will show it to you. If you've been paying attention, you've seen some of it, like, the background of Project for Awesome, and this is the old games with Hank's set, which I don't use anymore, but now I use it from when I'm doing microscopy. I sit there. And then there's, like, this whole, there's, like, a big area of room here that I don't use much. It's mostly just to walk through and to put stuff on the floor. But one thing I've always felt is that this is too open. Like, I want to be in a smaller space. So this is me right before I start to put all of these books in boxes. And I'm feeling a little bit, like, emotional about this, which is silly, of course. But it's a space where many amazing things have happened. And I'm a little worried about having a space that's constructed rather than having it be something that just sort of happened. And I don't think it's gonna feel this way, but I don't want it to feel sterile. Like, I'm the kind of guy who likes to see a couple of beer bottles on the porch. And I guess it's just gonna be a really big change. So I'm just trying to get used to that. I've, of course, planned this in advance. This is recorded several weeks ago so that this can happen. Where I think really hard, I hope I gotta like this. Here it comes. Okay! Oh my God, okay. The thing that I love the most is that I could just be in this little corner of my office. And I can see where, like, all the places where I'm gonna throw stuff beyond that. But down back in here, I can reach everything at once and I can see everything. I've got bins and bins and bins and I got space for more bins if I need them. And I got a lot of desk space and I got a whole wall of stuff here and a whole wall of shelves here. This is my dream. But I also have to show you the rest of the room. So let's start out coming in. Coming into the room. This is what you see when you walk in. To your right is a little drum cave where Orrin and I can play the drums. Here, we got a whole weird set of shelves and inside this set of shelves is a little microscopy room where I can do my microscopy. Also, I can come in here and turn on a noise machine and turn off the lights and pretend that nothing, including myself, exists. I got a place for my pizza, John Rugg, and I've also got this whole huge wall of shelves. And honestly, this is the first time this has ever been the case for me in my life. I have too many shelves now. Like, I don't have enough stuff to put on my shelves. Here, we have my floating filing cabinet. It does not currently have all my file boxes in it, but it will. A thing that no one will care about but me on top of the microscopy shed is some storage space. And then coming in my little nook here, we have like a little bar for running cords and lighting. We have this beautiful set of shelves, which has just lots, everything on this is something that I love. This actually right here, that is the prototype for this year's Crash Course Coin, which you can only see the front of now because the rest of it is secret. This is a painting from my mom. I think everybody's gonna be very excited about what's in here. All the wifi stuff, you never have to look at it because there's a thing that closes. The map of the realm of Narnia remains. And then people are gonna be excited about this. If you don't know what this is, this is what's called a French cleat wall. Each one of these lifts off. It's got a little cleat on the back and you can pop it anywhere on the wall and it's just a shelf. This thing can be here and I could put this here and then turn that on and then it's a party and then I can move the party to a slightly different location and it's still a party. All of this from the carpet to the floating shelves was designed by an amazing interior decorator named Emily Rayna who I cannot recommend enough if you ever want to do a weird project. I encountered her first on TikTok, I reached out to her I think over a year ago to start work on this project and now it is complete. And all the carpentry and installation and contracting was done by Jack Metcalfe who I knew from like local folks in Missoula. I got so lucky to find that pair of designer willing to do really weird things and carpenter capable of doing really weird things. So this is it. I'm in a little happy place. I think I'm gonna do a couple of things to spruce it up for the next few weeks but man, this could not have gone better. John, I'll see you on Tuesday.


Every country in the world wants energy security, wants to create jobs and promote sustainable prosperity and wants to encourage its young people to build skills and plan for the future. And these days every country also wants to do this while reaching their climate goals, so their young people actually have a future worth planning for. Investing in nuclear power allows a country to work on all of these factors at once, as many governments are realizing. The United Arab Emirates is a compelling case study because it has ambitious climate goals. It's the first country in the region to build the nuclear power plant and it is growing a domestic nuclear industry from scratch. The United Arab Emirates is home to around nine million people and has grown fast over the last few decades leading to increasing energy needs. The desert state is traditionally an economy powered by oil and gas but has now pledged to reduce its carbon emissions to net zero by 2050. The UAE is currently the seventh largest carbon dioxide emitter per capita but is hoping to become a climate leader being the first country in the Middle East to develop a pathway to net zero and hosting the UN's Climate Change Conference in 2023. We're on a journey to net zero. The UAE is already in the transition and is going towards a more greener and sustainable economy. The country has built the world's largest solar power plant at Aldafra and is in the process of turning on the last of four large reactors at Baraka nuclear energy plant. Construction for Baraka began in 2012 and the first reactor was switched on in 2020. Baraka nuclear energy plant really aims to supply up to 25 percent of the UAE's electricity needs once it's fully operational and when it will be operational it will prevent up to 21 million tons of carbon emissions every year and this is basically like removing 4.8 million cars from the roads. My name is Jawahar Alblouchi. I'm 29. I am a senior reactor operator here at Baraka nuclear energy plant. So why nuclear? Our country's goal was to provide clean, reliable energy and nuclear was the answer for that question. Nuclear energy provides a base load technology that is clean and it helps the UAE also to expand its renewable portfolio but also to strengthen our reliability in the grid. The UAE is operating advanced pressurized water nuclear reactors adapted to suit the climatic conditions of the country. The more you learn about nuclear energy the more you trust it. We have the most advanced technology when it's come to operating safely and reliable. By 2022 Baraka was supplying 50 percent of the emirate of Abu Dhabi's clean electricity but back in 2008 when the UAE first decided to launch its nuclear power program it needed not only to build the physical infrastructure but also an entire domestic knowledge base. Baraka has more than 3,000 employees from 50 countries and is in the midst of a significant capacity building exercise transferring industry knowledge from international experts to locals. So the nuclear power and Baraka nuclear power plan they play a major role in the future of energy in the UAE that being with a prime initiative to achieve net zero by 2050 and not only on the energy side of the power supply but also in training and enabling the youth in the UAE to be the future leaders for in the energy sector. The UAE's energy pioneers program works to attract emirate science students to a career in nuclear science and technology. By doing my PhD in nuclear engineering I'm able to combine my passion for scientific research and my commitment to sustainable energy in one. As a young person I really do think a lot about the climate crisis and it's now our job to stand forward and try to help mitigate these issues and that's why I've chosen to pursue a career in nuclear engineering because I truly believe that it's very important in the energy mix. So far more than 500 people have gone through the program and over 20 of them are young women. Here in the UAE it's really important for women to take part of the nuclear development since we've started as a newcomer country so it's really a good opportunity to start from now from the beginning. So here in the UAE 20 percent of the workforce are females so you will find this in every field and every role. Again a very high number of females here in the industry means that we all can support each other. If a young woman is interested in nuclear sector here in the UAE I would definitely say for her please go ahead. You have a lot of opportunities and we should always have this diversification of genders because it is needed for more innovative solutions and for a better working environment. Young people like to have a job they're passionate about. They like to pursue a career that they feel they're contributing to society and addressing society's issues and challenges. If you want young people to study STEM we should inspire them. Our nuclear energy program advances the intellectual wealth of the nation. It inspires our young people to be the clean energy leaders of the future. What an incredible benefit that is.