The way Chris just got an artist from Zambia That is a Belchungu and converted him to be a Kenyan Aka mpi adiki tenge a bai Aka mfuza kisuhili That's amazing but that performance was such a kill up performance Right there behind you koni li kwa backup dancer niki Trying to copy him Because you know him is a dancer Me I'm just you know Mimini wale utunetwonga others Wale o others But now we continue the old school rotation right here And who has joined us in studio today is Chris But Chris Ero Kino got kuita masai Baisu na wat Masai jaan jaan Masai China Chinku But Chris how are you I'm good thank you for having me We've been looking forward for this day But I actually have to apologize I was supposed to come sometime back But we came up to communicate Especially on my side not for the others So guys so sorry But I'm here now Kwaende kwaende Kwaende kwaende kwaende But you're well thank you so much for joining us We're so honored by your presence Happy to be here It's been a long time coming Uuni nubu yangu Nibu yangu Nibu yangu Mangan bindi ako ni N worlds do you have God brought us togetherใ the messian I said that before Really every missosk I remember Kansukur.....  We just need to let you go So there will be groups at the stage Now I can make an informed decision but so far so good I just love the vibe in me leta kwa it's like the whole world is united now speaking of unity we also have united viewers and they want to know you enroduz introduce yourself imechen ni seni mba mba my name is Chris and they are watching JC Sako Mwa ni,we have to use it. Basta,basta. Serius........ We have to use it. Now we are speaking for Chris. Before Kwa jamaq Carmena because your song is Kujwanai was it q replay and Chris Zerclives to learn it. Tips What is your initial name? Uh! Wat, siji na fuku djibukwa na siya mwa kagani Wewa siya mwa kaiote Tuna ta mchu kona jita slima siju termite Ha dhi termite Hei ni me jita bito mingi but Thank God for simplicity Kwa zit took some time Nikiakatu niki muna niki ranzakujita Chris Kwaz that's my real name Etoa Christopher Niki ranzakujita Chris Niki a Chiliya Song hini na itua Eitim kutu lujuan na bifuwa tania enzika A Chiliya Hit songs So niki a Chiliya Song 2009 Niki a Chiliya Song hini na itua I used to be a dancer even before, so I used to go to events and all that. So in 2009, I sang in itwa e Baba. Watwa kandakunita Krisi e Baba. Two years later, I sang in itwa kwa Krisi. But now I have too much confusion and that's why I started using Krisi Ero. Just to keep it. Ero is the style that I use in my music. Ero? What is Ero? Ero is a time in Maasai. Like when you are dressing someone. Ero? Kwa ita wei? Wei. Ero is Ero. So I use Krisi Ero. Now that you've defined it, now it makes sense. And your music culture has been amazing.  So you have been very successful. What is your journey to itwa? God has been so great here. I will say it in my opinion. I will say it is a blessing. But it is a blessing. It is a blessing. When I entered the music industry and started with the Maasai stylistic device. It is a normal one. I remember there are places where you can play kwa kwa kwa. I was like, I have to change this. And I thank God for grace and favor. Because I was set apart from almost everyone in the whole industry. And I thank God that I appeared in a different sound. Because before I used to do hip hop. I switched to Maasai Indian. I used to do different styles in my music. I used to fuse raga, traditional and if someone works out. So God has been so great. I've been able to visit a few countries. I've been able to take the gospel to... I'm just saying. I've been to nine African countries basically. And it's all because of gospel and music. Just going to speak about Jesus. And spreading the message of hope. More and more of a hope deal. I've tried doing different types of music. But when I speak about hope and encouraging people. It comes naturally. So that's my journey. That is a wonderful journey. And more grace to you. And I know you are going to different countries. In a way it has influenced you even to do other colabos. Nimona Abel Chungu. How was it for you doing a colab with this guy? That one is an interesting one. I loved the music like four years before I met them. I am more of an eclectic consumer. Muskis are almost everything. Ngamaikini bless na penda totali. So that's what happened with Mag 44 and Abel Chungu and Pompey. So we met for the first time in 2013. He introduced me.  He said, oh nice thank you. So you are in my big shot. So I am coming to you. Thank you. You are doing a good job because you are here. The next time we met was 2015. To look for grover words. God was gracious. We went backstage and Kroba was like, ah Chris. These guys love your music. Kwa me kwa na kutafuta. I am like, ah me me. Big as fun. So we went to the studio. Imagine that's how it happened. And in 16 hours we had the audio and the video ready. To look for grover words to kwa na masuti. To kanda straight kwa studio na magic mic and J Blessing. And we did the song and everything. And I was very impressed. So I said to myself, those guys, when I tried to look for grover words I was surprised. Literally surprised me. It was blending together. And it was such a natural. What influenced you? Those guys are blessed. Those guys are blessed. I consider myself really good at what I do. But those guys. One time I was in Mungu. I said to myself, I will do it. I will do it. In a little more blessings. But it was really a blessing your time. I did so many songs with them by the way. I did over five songs. Where are they? Computer crashed. I lost a collaboration with Abel Chungu and Mag 44. And also Pompey. I had a song with Pompey. But Grace is sufficient. They are still my friends. New music coming. New music. New music with them. Kabisa. Apapa. Apapa. Very fast. Definitely. Yes. Now we may say Mato 9. Today we are just celebrating music in the old school Apan. Kwanzaa 2010, 2011. All the way to 2017. But you who have been in the industry other time, if I may say. Umona yo transition. Wasani waki kuja waki enda. Yes. Sadly. Sadly. Sadly. What is your comment especially with the sound that is current right now compared to your time already of course. Even in the times that see tulikwatu na ingiha. Tulikwatu na kade odd ones out. Mimi, Ekodida. Nani mungina tulingiha ne? Danko, if I may say. Danko ni Eldawangwa. Legend. Okay. But when me and Ekodida was the first gig tulifanya and Ekodida tulifanya University learning and tukabuwewa. Both of us. In fact I was the first one on stage. Nika piguwa makofi na watu watatu. And Ekodida was one of them so to say metu watu wawili na tukabuwewa. So me nili buwewa, nika toka ni kwifil. Oh. And then nimi mebuwewa. In the event, Kwanzaa kubwa na nimi mebuwewa. Nika zani Ekodida tatesa. Ah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Niku buuuu. So that was 2009. But you can imagine, two years later we guys were doing tours all over the country. Yes. So for me, I've seen a sound change and people should always embrace change. So even the new guys, misa inafraisana nikiwa na watu kama kina jabidi o me take over everywhere. Kina dama. Atlady is amazing. So just seeing guys pushing themselves, that's the way it should be. Akuna kukwa limited na sound. Akuna kukwa limited na content. Kus every song, it's not even ours. Songs is na Kwanzaa watu. That's how God uses us. So there's someone somewhere who needs that song. Kumuap lift. And I was that person at one time. Mil kuna penda sana kuskeza daddy Owen. Akina Rafton. SK Blue. SK Blue atandialini Ashandan Yamziki. So it's always, elepointia, play your part. Yes. Play your part. There's someone somewhere who's depending on you doing what you're supposed to do. So I'm happy for the new generation. Mini kwa pakuwa skumam bayasana. Atat this time, takuja kusapot fema. Kondani mbae. Trumpia kategorikani. Yes, yes. Yes, yes. Yes, yes. Yes, yes. Honorari awa. Amen, amen, amen. Legend. Yes. Amen. But o me sema, you were booed at one point you were booed. Yeah. Not even once. A number of times. Yeah, yeah. So enda na jama ko enjaya Chviousam Ziki, Ap Jc na me kwits. Apa dali, ya chazo… Mini, naka pereka na pianasidi na tu po kwa trash Nikio natu apu. Apa dali, naka sema, Yaksa ja chazo. Naka naka ya watsap na link. Apa dali, ya mini, luka naka pereka Fisikal CDs. Yasewa, me bakisha 40-bop ya kurudim tani. Kufu kawestii Aditao, onite re mke kaha West. Oto nje na jua Gedorahizu. Kika West? So it's more of kila mtua na pitiaga challenges but you don't give up on your dream For you what kept you grounded Uka buyu wa wuka tu piwa sili kwa dustbin But you kept on going First of all the love for music I used to do music even before niju li kane By the time people had a Baba Yosongia 2009 I had like 12 songs You had other songs Because my first song to record was in 2005 I was still in high school Namu njali in record niju magic mic Mu njatu li mbane aiaia Aiaia nijat 2015 So you can imagine before I worked with magic mic on one song Ya that's a whole difference So 10 years doing something consistently Kukua na do, kuskua na do Kukue discouraged I went through all the motions And I think every artist and every creative Because it's not even about music Every creative Kukua Two Una believe in your dream so much Because whatever you're doing Ita kuji reflect one day at one time Not everyone will understand you But those that will do But a ride hard now So that has been my journey It's a blessing Sana sana I have like three songs Intentionally On purpose But Zote Zote is in the same message Just encouraging people through Season Because there's a song I did with Yo Alex and Mwinda Is in states And the first line in that Song was very intentional That was intentional He wipes away the tears of his people So I've been in those moments And it's always my Mission to encourage anyone Going through the same phase Because sometimes God is always with you God is always with you I'm thinking Let me challenge you Isn't this song 7-8 years ago And I want you to finish these lyrics for me Are you ready Chris I'm not ready I'm not ready Because you have expressions So I want you to finish The first one finish this lyrics for us Bua na esu kumsalaba Kila kitwe kusalama Is it that one You got it Say this song What do you mean This is so good This is so good Another one Right here Kijanaam changa kiyuam toto Ali chezanaam changa You got it You got it Kijanaam changa kiyuam toto Ali chezanaam changa Siku hizi yame kiyuam tumzima Ali ejawa na hekima And the things that used to matter Zime pita siku hizi zina ito de laata Jambu muhimu niku abudu The master ju Mambo ya duni e hazi wezi kuhu last we going That was amazing Naisho ina shika sidi niku je piya naksalandim Simi nipatia 10 minutes Release yo nga mengi na ukuji Nga mani kwa pasta Niki jange Alafu niks aukote sadak Alafu ya na iyombia Tabisa barik Kuna hengi na Kuna hengi na I thought you will not get any of them niku chubu But you know what Those songs nizakitambo Nizakitambo Yami winezaku a random Kwa song ya kuna mahadiuna mentioning kawanguare Which is that song? Kawanguare is He did it The song is He did it Na faku fika pale kawanguare Yes Yes That is amazing Na nani kona ram We kona 1 TB Our memory is so big Sometimes even don't exploit all of it But that is But for me musically 100% I did it Your latest one Yata tuna video Is that video right? Kuna visualizer It is a visualizer kind of song Why visualize it? Because And this is a testimony to Wasewenyua na piti Taftimes I made that instrumental using my phone I made the visualizer using my phone I recorded the vocals Kwa bishtianguana ito sefjo Everything else in that song Ni metengeneza na simu So mumit Upcoming artist on NMB And I'm shocked You can do it on your phone And it's not even the first song I think 5 songs so far Through creating the melodies on my phone And then I In the studio Sasanafanya recording for the vocals And Bless is a song that Is personal to me Sidiangia studio Since January And the first time in the studio Nilijulisa what do I really want to Tell God's people And I wanted to I feel in that space I want to encourage everyone Because it's a prayer we all have It's God that will bless us to have a power Everyone around us And it's my prayer that with this song Everyone will be encouraged Continue working hard And God that will bless Alright Mesejo Hope Mesejo Hope Hope dealer Now guys want to support you How can they support you First of all Kwanzaa Nani ni Nastwa Gulsana na YouTube Mi simt wakununa views Mi simt wakununa subscribers So I need you guys to please go subscribe Chris Aero K-R-I-S-E-W-R-O-H Please go subscribe to my YouTube channel At least to around 10 Kwa sa 10k That's my biggest prayer Friends of JC Kimbeni to On his YouTube channel Chris Aero Follow, follow, subscribe I love to hear the notification In that case I want to sing last week What happened? My advice is Bless bad oje skuma Fanya a few And then wamue So maybe next week But Christmas is coming We are looking forward to that We are looking forward to that How Kikundiya ko Advaisa Wasalimi Wana ita kwe Thank you so much You guys have kept me grounded You guys have pushed me I'm always working hard Because I look at you guys and I'm inspired U ni mojawa He was the first person in the industry To me a bless And it's very encouraging Just seeing your brothers and sisters I wish you to be better And thank you God Zana Immediately I dropped bless Nili winawa dita to by the way I only announced one But December is going to be such an amazing month For me, I'm just happy I thank God for coming through In time Tuna skuma kabisa God bless you Chris Uzi uzi ache Kama uzi uzi ache Uzi ache Una to bless na bless Alright Dix the President To bless na bless Thank you for coming Thank you so much for having me May God bless you guys Bila umetupatia tii le go ahead ya kukunvaiti tena Niko siria


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In this final lecture I want to answer Lenin's question, what is to be done? And what I mean of course is that it makes some comments about public policy. I first want to start off by addressing a pernicious myth. And that is that efforts to reduce inequality, in particular efforts to reduce poverty, have been a failure in the United States. And so the myth in some sense is to say the war on poverty was lost. I say it's pernicious for the simple reason it's untrue. One might answer, obviously poverty still exists. The question is whether war on poverty ameliorated levels of disadvantage in the United States. And so Christopher Jenks did a very interesting calculation. And basically this is the thought experiment. You start off with a level of poverty in 1964. You have a level in 2013. You might say, well, that's still a very substantial level. And nobody would disagree with that. And what he demonstrated was the following. That if you consider the effects of policy on poverty, in other words, non-cash benefits, Medicaid and the like, you think about the refundable tax credits that exist for the disadvantaged, and you correctly measure the inflation rate, you find that the adjusted percentage of poverty was 4.8%. And so from that vantage point, to move from 19% to less than 5%, that's an extraordinary success of the war on poverty. Now, I don't want to give the war on poverty credit for the way that we measure inflation, but the upshot of that is we have to think differently about the effects of policy. One question is sickly, did it make people better off? In other words, they're well-being. Did it address disadvantage by providing resources? A second question is, how does it affect intergenerational, intertemporal levels of poverty? And what I want to argue is simply that we have a number of policies that matter for understanding mobility. The first is the Earned Income Tax Credit, which is one of the major anti-poverty, anti-disadvantaged policies in the United States. So this very nice paper demonstrates that if you look at the effect on children of the EITC, there are significant influences in terms of their well-being. Now, is that become a mobility policy? Absolutely, because if one accepts the vision that I've tried to articulate of these trajectories of childhood experiences and adolescence experiences determining adult outcomes, improving the well-being of children has dynamic, has the intergenerational and the intergenerational consequences that one looks for in improving mobility. Interestingly, one also finds that the intergenerational mobility gap between blacks and whites is reduced by the EITC. And that's another statement that says by improving the socioeconomic status of disadvantaged families, one that's not only addressed the issues of income inequity, inequalities between rich and poor, it also addresses the, really, the fundamentally salient type of inequality in the United States, which is racial. The second thing I want to say is that our decisions on how to fund public education have important consequences for mobility. In that picture I gave you comparing New York, California, and Texas, it was just an example of the substantial inequalities that exist in per pupil expenditure in the United States. I should say that there's been a long and contentious literature in social science asking about the effects of school spending on student achievement. I believe that that controversial literature has now come to a consensus that school expenditure matters. Data became available, types of interventions occurred, which allowed one to tease out so-called causal influences. Courts ordered reforms, for example, and you actually could see what happened pre and post these interventions. And so work by the economists Rucker Johnson and Kiribati Jackson created very important influences on years of education associated with school finance reforms. You saw improvements in education after the reforms. And so that's just a nice demonstration that spending more actually translates into the things you want. You could ask, how could I raise the high school graduation rate of low-income students? And the answer is a 10% increase in per pupil expenditure can have different influences. And so this, in some sense, is the membership theory of inequality with a vengeance. The extent to which economic segregation means different quality of schools that is translating into different rates of graduation earlier conversations also is translating to different college quality, equalize, spend more on the disadvantage. You have improvements in educational outcomes with life cycle, life course consequences. Another policy I want to say something about is early childhood investment. And this is one that has experienced an explosion of research and an explosion of information. As we think about children developing, there's a period of sensitivity to influences. That period of sensitivity has very important consequences if investments in the children are high versus low. And so having early childhood education can have very important influences. If you look at different interventions in early childhood, there's some heterogeneity in their effects. It's important to recognize that if somebody says early childhood investment is a virtue, you have to think about the intensity of the quality of the program. If one observes heterogeneity in these programs, you shouldn't say, well, the successful ones are outliers or there's something lucky about them. I think the better analogy is to say that in thinking about early childhood, we're looking for the correct vaccine. Different vaccines may or may not be efficacious. Different types of programs are constructed and the intense ones, the ones that involve the parents in them seem to have substantially powerful, substantial returns for their children. I think that the most careful studies by John St. Jackson have found persistent influences to Head Start. And just as important, they have demonstrated an interaction between Head Start and good quality school subsequent to that. There is a complementarity and interaction between them. The best available evidence is that good early childhood investments have persisting consequences for children and that is an important nexus for improving mobility. The third comment I want to make about public policy is going to sound a little bit different and it has to do with criminal justice. How does one reduce persistent inequalities? How does one avoid lock-in within an individual's life course of socioeconomic success? How does one avoid persistence across generations? We have to come to grips with the fact that the American carceral state has very powerful inequality effects. The first fact is for African Americans there are very substantial probabilities of incarceration. The second thing is that incarceration is a very, very important factor in understanding the life courses of less advantaged people. We think about the exposure of children to having parents that have been incarcerated. The development of lower rates of imprisonment and the recognition that incarceration is damaging to individuals and to their families is part of the story of how to reduce intergenerational disadvantage. In thinking about mobility one of the factors is matching. The neighborhood I grew up in, the school that I attend, the network of friends that I interact with, the organization in which I work. And I think that there's extraordinarily interesting evidence that interventions along aspects of these groups could have interesting inequality consequences. And so I want to talk about work that is due to a set of psychologists. It goes to high schools and it presents a program to teach what they call a lay theory of achievement. And the idea essentially is to talk to individuals about what it means to socially belong, to culturally fit, to think through the process by which one achieves in college. Even though this looks like a modest intervention, it had persistent consequences for grades and for enrollment. Teaching that people belong, teaching them that the adversity they're going to experience in college is not something that reflects on them in terms of something intrinsic about them but reflects perhaps on high school background, etc. That turns out to be very important. There's other interventions that have been done prior to the freshman orientation that again talk to students about what it means to be in college, what it means to face adversity in terms of classes being harder than one expected, having peers that have backgrounds that are different from you, etc. And again, what happens in these programs is that the teaching of mindset has measurable consequences for children. I put this on the table because it has an important message for thinking about the interplay of intergenerational and intergenerational mobility. I'll be honest, the first time I heard about these studies in which you had these specific interventions before freshman year of college, I was skeptical. Not because I didn't believe the others had written in good faith. I just couldn't understand how it could happen. And then I realized it's because frankly I had the wrong mathematical model in my head.  That turned out to be the wrong way to think about it. Suppose one goes to college and a freshman year gets a C in the first exam. How does one process that? Do I say that I'm not smart? Or do I say I didn't have the background necessary, so I have to double down? So if I don't do well in a class, I take classes that are not as hard so I learn less. If I have a disciplinary problem and the response of the school is one to take me out, push me behind, engage in what's called retributive versus restorative justice, we're going to have very different consequences for children. And so what I want to put on the table, that might sound like a very modest microintervention, but these types of studies tell us they hint to something very broad, which is the development of individuals, and of course development doesn't stop at age 18. If you think about it through childhood, through adolescence, through college, where can we intervene to make sure that negative experiences are not persisting and be getting future negative experiences? And that of course interacts with the whole incarceration issue. Putting teenagers in jail has persistent consequences because of the fact that it attenuates their education, their connections to society, etc. What I would like to put on the table is a different vision of what policy ought to be doing. And that is shaping the trajectories of children, adolescents and young adults in ways that adverse experiences, adverse events don't become self-reinforcing. The final thing I want to put on the table is something that I have called associational redistribution. This is something that I personally focus on as a researcher. So if you accept my position that a fundamental determinant of mobility, both intergenerationally and intergenerationally is via the memberships theory, in other words the location that people have in the socioeconomic structure, that leads to the natural question as to how policies can influence the locations. Affirmative action is a statement that colleges, for example, have one way that they engage in matching and it asks the question, relative to that benchmark, should other evaluative criteria be used? There is very good evidence that affirmative action substantially benefits those who are admitted under diversity criteria and so I want to highlight recent research by Zachary Bleeber, who has looked at California and asked about the changes and outcomes of underrepresented minorities associated with bans of affirmative action and what he found was if you look at their wages, you look at performance in school, so on and so forth there were substantial harms that were done to those who were not assigned to the more elite UC schools as a result of the ban. Many policies if you think about them have to do with the matching process. If I ask the question what should be the evaluative criteria for a university, should it mechanically look at SATs and grades and admit people based on being greater than or equal to two numbers, that's a rule. Another rule is to say that you evaluate people more holistically, you recognize the backgrounds they come from affect those types of numbers. Another is to put an intrinsic value on diversity, all of those are alternative values and what I put on the table for you is that associational redistribution is an important dimension of mobility enhancing policies. I of course may be subject to a question and that is what happened to meritocracy. In other words there's a philosophy which goes back to something I talked about in lecture one, this notion that some things we deserve them, people deserve to have this and so the idea in other words would be to say that high test scores I deserve to go to this university. What I want to argue is that if we think about meritocracy correctly it is perfectly compatible with associational redistribution. It's perfectly compatible with what is conventionally called affirmative action. When people say that I deserve to go to a college because of my test scores in high school that is a backwards way to think. It says based on past performance I deserve a reward. That isn't how firms hire people, firms hire people based on whether they'll be productive in the new position. What is missing in affirmative action discussions is attention to the prospective consequences of the maxes and so if you ask the question what will be most productive in terms of who is admitted, in terms of what the value added of the school could be how that individual because of the social structure will influence others you get very different answers than the backwards looking one. There really is no logical conflict between affirmative action and quote-unquote meritocracy. Once we conceptualize merit as a prospective and social object in which we're asking what is best for society. So that's what I really wanted to put on the table. I want to say that some of the conventional policies are highly efficacious for mobility things like the earned income tax credit. I want to argue early childhood investment that is I think the evidence that high quality programs work is extremely powerful. In thinking about this process of maxing we should recognize that people are on trajectories and so that self-reinforcement of adverse events that's the source of persistent disadvantage. And so asking how can we mitigate those they may be in some cases low cost interventions making sure that incoming freshmen understand the difficulties of college understand what it means to be in a place where people can have very different backgrounds of them. I further want to argue about the carceral state. In other words that incarceration has adverse inequality consequences and finally I want to argue that associational redistribution is an important frontier for future egalitarian future pro-mobility policies. And so with that I'd like to thank you.


There's panic in the Kremlin. Putin's team doesn't know what to do with the situation. Russian President Vladimir Putin's quick reaction to the raid by volunteers of the freedom of Russia Legion, the Russian Volunteer Corps and the Siberian Battalion on the territory of Russia's Belgorod and Kursk regions indicates panic in the Kremlin. Putin has already had time to comment on the breakthrough of fighters of the freedom to Russia Legion, the Russian Volunteer Corps and the Siberian Battalion in Belgorod and Kursk regions. He called the raid by the volunteers an attempt to disrupt elections in Russia and Ukraine's desire to get trump cards for the exchange of territory in possible negotiations. The statement of the Russian President was explained by the volunteer of the freedom to Russia Legion, Alexei Baranovsky, on the air of Channel 24. According to him, the attitude of the Russians to the raid of volunteers depends on their position on the war in Ukraine. The fact that Putin has already made a statement, although even a day has not yet passed from the beginning of the campaign, is a sign that there is panic in the Kremlin. They did not expect the vote to go this way at all, Baranovsky explained. According to him, the Kremlin elite doesn't know what to do with this situation and is starting to fuss. They are even coming up with terrorist attacks on behalf of Alexei Navalny who died in a colony on February the 16th. Putin's regime is bloody, so you can expect any kind of crime from him. The main thing is that Russian volunteers are ready to fight it. We call on all Russians to join our fight, Baranovsky said. Earlier, a video appeared online in which people calling themselves Navalny's militant squads announced terrorist attacks in Russia during Putin's re-election. The FSB's pattern is clearly visible here. It's no secret that Putin came to power by blowing up houses in Moscow.  He emphasized that a false flag operation is a classic of the Soviet and Russian security services, just as they acted in Soviet times against rebels in western Ukraine and the Baltic states. Respectively, the same plots Putin's regime uses inside Russian politics. For the third day in a row, in the border regions with Ukraine, Russian volunteer troops continue their raids. Battles in the Kursk and Belgorod regions persist, and it is expected that there will be shelling of Russian occupiers' military targets in these regions, so the call for local residents to evacuate urgently remains relevant.As of this morning, there were reports of battles in the area of the village of Spodarishin in the Belgorod region. The pro-Kremlin telegram channel MASH wrote that the so-called subversive reconnaissance group, which the resource refers to as Ukrainian, approached from the side of the Ukrainian village of Popivka. And there the battle began. The Russian army allegedly deployed aviation to repel the attack. So-called Russian correspondents claim that heavy equipment is being used to attack Spodarishin.In addition, battles for Tyatkino and the Kursk region continue for the third day. Furthermore, a volunteer of the Freedom of Russia Legion, Alexei Baranovsky, made an interesting proposal, which, in his opinion, could be put forward to the Russian President Vladimir Putin. He said that the volunteers are ready to withdraw from Tyatkino with the Kremlin dictator withdraws the occupiers from the Ukrainian Melitopol. They are leaving Melitopol, and we are returning Tyatkino to them. In my opinion, this would be quite a good deal, Baranovsky said according to him, the situation in the border regions with Russia is developing very dynamically. Fighting on the outskirts of Tyatkino continues. Thus, there are battles both in the Kursk region and in the Belgarod region. Our special liberation operation has been ongoing for the third day, Baranovsky added, since early morning, Belgarod and surrounding settlements in the region have been under shelling. Footage of a burning car allegedly hit by shelling was posted online. The Russian volunteer corps, in turn, declares that a military serviceman of the Russian army, Dmitry Oksayevich Golishkin was killed in the car that was shelled after yesterday's warning, representatives of the Russian volunteer corps urged residents of the Belgarod and Kursk regions to evacuate again this morning, as strikes on military targets of the occupiers are being prepared. Your leadership has taken no measures for your protection or evacuation, while shelling of peaceful cities and villages of Ukraine is ongoing. We are forced to open fire in response on military targets in border regions. Evacuate immediately, the statement said.


Thank God you have no children. All right guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name is Bobby Geiss. Today we're going to react to the vegan guys. With their video, all children should be raised vegan. Let's have a look. When possible, all children should be raised vegan. It's never possible. Case closed. Let's discuss. Hi and welcome to the channel. I'm Paul from ThoseVeganGuys. Today, unfortunately, mine is my husband, Jason, who is back at work. He is not your husband. A holy union can only take place when a man and a woman get together. You're playing make-believe. 11 fabulous days off as our recent uploads list can clearly attest. I recently made a post on Facebook. I'll read you the post. Personally, I think all children should be raised vegan. I think once they are old enough to make their own choices, they should be able to. But quite fascinating.  Let's just face that fact first before we proceed at all. He's homosexual. He lives with his husband. They cannot have children, but he wants to tell you how to feed your children. Why? If you raise a child vegan and they then choose to eat meat with the knowledge of how it gets to the plate, then that's on them their choice. No harm was done to them being raised vegan. Was there actual harm, real harm, because those kids will be malnourished? That is the real harm. Forget about your precious animals for a second and truly think about the children.  Children need animal foods to flourish. A plant-based diet won't achieve that.  But again, why do you have an opinion on this? If you raise a child as a meat eater and they then choose to be vegan once they know the facts, they can never change the fact that they have eaten meat. As an opposite scenario doesn't exist, therefore children should be raised vegan. Prove me wrong. I already did. Now, I'd like to explain why I wrote that post and how the thought process started. Because that's important as well. This is not just something I was like, but that's and it's still not. That's my belief and that's the way it is. Just because you don't have a rough tone by conveying your message doesn't mean you're not invested in your message and you don't have a strong belief.  The thought came because I've seen somebody post in one of the vegan groups on Facebook that her partner had said when they have children he didn't want them raised vegan and she basically said that's a game changer for me. I suppose that's it, we're over. And then the husband did everything right. He has to instruct the woman and the woman has to follow his lead. That is the order of God. If you start listening to the woman you will be lost. Apparently this man is not enough guidance. This is why she seeks help within those Facebook groups. Of course she won't find any help there, she will find the vegan gaze. This guy posted this comment and I read his comment and then I copied it. He basically said I think it's wrong to force your child to be vegan. You should let them get to an age where they can choose what they want to be and if they choose vegan, great, but it's wrong to force it on them. You come from a standpoint of having absolutely no idea how to feed a child. And that is all right because you cannot have children, simple as that. Parents that know the first thing about nutrition know of course that you cannot feed a child vegan.  If you want to call it that, it is essentially a cult. It is human abuse because it is not a species specific diet. I think it's wrong to raise your child as a meat eater because you're forcing it on them when they get old enough. First world problems. You do understand that you can have this dialogue or rather monologue now in the West, nowhere else. It comes from privilege and it comes from being spoiled. It comes from excess. You have so much abundance that you don't even know what to eat anymore.  All of this stems from excess, a society that has been spoiled, a society that has gone off the rails. This is why you wear this new AGT shirt, this hairstyle and identify as a homosexual. And so I copied his post and changed that one word and that's what led to that post because when I thought about it, that's very true, isn't it? You can't get away from that fact. If you've raised your child as a meat eater, then they choose to be vegan. They can never undo the fact that they're vegan meat. But do you understand that if they grew up vegan, they can never undo the damage? If they grow up eating animal foods, at least they're going to be healthy. If they have some sort of ideological shift later on, God forbid, but well, then they can opt for veganism. However, if the parents malnourish their children, those children will grow up deficient and mentally ill. If you raise your child as a vegan and then they choose to be a meat eater, no harm was done to them being raised vegan. No harm. The British diet had to define harm. The association has said conclusively, vegan diet, well-planned vegan diets are suitable. And what is a well-plant vegan diet? There is no such thing. All the vegans disagree. Is it whole food, plant-based? Is it 80, 10, 10? Is it junk food, vegan, etc., etc., you name it. There is no one properly-plant diet. Aside from the World Health Organization circling back on their statements about infants being raised vegan. Look it up. So what does that mean? The experts decided that it's all right for your child and tomorrow they decide something else. The damage is already done. Humans of all ages. For people of all ages. Look it up. That statement is false. Now it is not for all ages. All ages. I'll link the article from the BDADM. And again, my question is why do you even care? What's the interest? Why do you care about other people's children? Yeah, in the description. And maybe I'll link it in the first comment as well. Now, of course, then people come along and start, well, what if, what if, what if this, what if that? There's that.  Strongly say this isn't a read. This isn't a read on people who are already raising children and haven't chosen. It's not a read on you at all. And say it's a thought. You know, like years ago, there was a thought that perhaps we shouldn't be in our abuse and all using animals in any way, if there's any possible way around it. And so veganism was born. This is like that. This is just a, it's a thought. It's just a, is it, is it wrong to raise children as meat eaters? Sneaky and evil. This truly is just a thought. Just thinking about this. It's nothing really serious. Just a thought like veganism back in the day.  Being too sad. Sad the world and animal agriculture is a huge part of the destruction of it. Oh, what grass-fed meat. Never an option. This, you know, a lot of people, there's all these excuses with veganism like, what about all the small animals that are killed for crop? But it's not an excuse. If you really care about the statistics, which you don't, then you would see that it is a reality.  Then if you eat a grass-fed carnivorous diet, that's a fact. Facts. And that's awful. But most of the crops grown on earth are grown for animal agriculture. Not true either. Absolutely flawed numbers, aka vegan propaganda as always. Over 80% of those plants fed to animals are not meant for human consumption. Those are waste products from the beer industry, soy industry, bread industry, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. None of those plants would ever be fed to humans. Look it up. So it is, I think it's almost 90% of the soy grown on earth is fed to... Not true. 80% of the soy goes to China. Cattle to... And not for the pigs. Fatten them up for meat eaters. Not true. So if you're that concerned about crops and small animals, honey. Vegan. Hello. And I know that some people prefer the term plant-based. So let's go with that then.  And of course, this isn't... This is a generally speaking, all children should be raised vegan. Let's discuss. Although all of us vegans carry a guilt complex that we weren't vegan sooner. All of us ex-vegans carry the same guilt. We are guilty of not dropping out sooner of veganism. So what about that? What about that? What about that? Oh, what about that? And I know that there are ifs and buts and wass and ends. And I'm not saying... Oh man. If you're not doing it right now, you're evil. I'm saying this is a thought we all should be having. Is it better to raise children vegan? It's definitely better to raise children with a strong father figure. So this doesn't happen. If they choose to be cut, if they choose to remain vegan. They have never, knowingly, participated in the use or abuse of an animal. Why not participating in the use of an animal? What's so bad about that? For consumption. Highly emotional, highly manipulative. I just think it's a really interesting and I know it's a contentious issue. Trust me, I know that. But I think it's a really interesting... So understanding. Say, certainly I don't guilt-trip my mother. I'm 51 years old. I don't guilt-trip my mother. She didn't even know I'm vegan. The vegetarian wasn't even a thing.  She was the last one.  As in us. The same. But I made my own choices as an adult once I knew the facts. I wish that those facts had been shared with me sooner. I mean, I really do. I'll believe me, you don't. So should all children be raised vegan? No, and not our children. You have no children. Shouldn't we be looking towards better? Better being... Better for veganism. Easier for veganism. More mainstream for veganism. Not because it's like... It's not a... It's not a... You should be vegan. It's... You shouldn't be as far as possible. You shouldn't be contributing to animal abuse, climate change. This is sad, really, to see this guy like this. This is not his natural state. He has been traumatized as a child. This is why he is the way that he is right now. He truly believes by being emotional and not forcing your opinion on somebody, being more passive. This is how you convey your message and this makes your message right. And of course, he still wants to force his opinion. He simply chooses a different format. The destruction of the planet. That's all. It's more, you shouldn't be doing these things. And one of the answers is veganism. Another answer is grass-fed meat.  It says happy eggs on the box. Seven and a bit years ago. How wrong I was as soon as I was willing to look into it. And here I am now, as a vegan, asking questions like this. Should all children be raised vegan? Please stop asking those questions and ask yourself how you can change the situation that you are in right now. Why would we take you as a role model? Should manufacturers be working on textures and things of food? I mean, we're very lucky these days, actually. There's, if you're allergic to soy, there are pea-based proteins. Even if you're allergic to soy and pea- Because we have no meat anymore. There are wheat-based proteins. Disgusting and absolutely toxic. And there are so many fruits and vegetables and beans and legumes and so many wonderful things Things not food. Made into other things. Things made into other things. Welcome to veganism. Did you know you can mix cheese, salsa, potato and carrot? And a thing called nutritional yeast. Yummy. There are some, so- Poor guy, man. Even if someone is hypersensitive to textures and things, well surely we can fix that as vegans. We can, just like we've made it, so that there are sausages and burgers and bacon and, you know, all of these things and there are slightly more expensive versions and there are always affordable versions. Always. It is no more expensive to be vegan. What it is? There's no more expensive. Check out our budget week vlog. Anyway, let's discuss. Let's be polite. Everybody, please. And never stoop to personal attacks or unnecessary anger. Let's talk about this.  Thank God you have no children. All right, and this is it long enough yet again. I'm going to cut myself off here. You let me know in the comment section what you think about this man not forcing his opinion onto your children. All right, guys, but this is it. If you liked the video, leave it a thumbs up. If you haven't subscribed already, guys, please do so. And as always, may God bless you all. Much love and peace.


there's a good reason you were drawn to the idea of lucid dreaming and in my opinion it's to do with escapism and you kind of wanted something exciting interesting and different to your current reality that's why most people are drawn to lucid dreaming then you have the other side of people who are more practical and maybe you just heard about it as like a way to study more or increase your skills in something I don't know what was the reason actually you came to lucid dreaming let me know in the comments right now and I'll try and like reply to as many as I can but what you probably did is if you're like me at least as you came into it first either by accident or as a way of like escapism or just like a virtual reality thing a lot of video gamers come into lucid dreaming because they're looking for that escapism they want some kind of other experience and that's really common and so what a lot of video gamers find is that they play these video games they want to just experience something else you know a different reality a different way of experiencing life and doing things and that's what gets them interested in lucid dreaming because they realize they can actually do pretty much anything within the dream or I guess you have the third group of people who usually it's like through a film or through some kind of media they get hyped up on the idea of lucid dreaming maybe they watch Inception for example or some kind of interesting hypey movie that gets them into the idea of lucid dreaming and then through that they decide to learn more you know they research things they watch videos like this they read how to do it that's probably the third group of people which is probably just as common okay but most people fall into one of those three categories so you want escapism you want something practical like a personal growth tool that you can use to improve yourself or you just heard about it and wanted to try it out now no matter what reason you came into lucid dreaming the chances are and this is just going off you know statistics and and data we can access and I've been able to access through like surveys and analytics and things the chances are more than half of you either have never had a lucid dream or you're really struggling and maybe you've had one or two but you don't know how to do it regularly so I actually put together a huge youtube video specifically for you guys about lucid dreaming that tells you it's about 26 minutes long I think and it goes into detail on everything you would need to learn it's like a crash course it's completely free you can watch it you just need to click the link in the description or maybe I'll pin the comment or something like that and that will show you exactly how to lucid dream even if you've never done it before so if you are wanting to learn more about this if you do want to learn how to do it regularly because if you're one of those three groups of people the chances are you you can see the benefit already you don't need to be sold on the idea of lucid dreaming you know you want to do it it's just a question of how you can actually do it and there's a lot of misinformation there's a lot of hype out there so I've tried to cut through the noise and just save you a lot of time and I've focused on the most likely things to get you to lucid dream the most statistically likely things that you can do to stack the odds in your favor so that you you know it's you might call it the low hanging fruit the things you can just instantly do that will give you the biggest chance of success with lucid dreaming and I've put it all into this one 26 minute video it's on youtube right now all you need to do is just click the link in the description and go and check it out


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with 2022 Tops Chrome Black Baseball 12 box Pick your team number eight All-Cards ship Big thanks to this group for making it happen. I appreciate it Thanks for spending a bit of your Wednesday night with us Bowman draft just came out today baseball fans get into it jaspyscasebrakes.com Here is a fresh case of Tops chrome black. Let's see what we got in here extra packaging Camera moving around a little there we go. Good luck everybody. Thank you for getting in Appreciate it. We're gonna lead off with Max Scherzer. I love that satiny black finish back there There's key Brian Hayes and there's Joe Adele four out of 75 angels Martin The encase card is gonna be Eloy Jimenez 44 out of 150 White Sox John G Nick Madrigal Charlie Blackman and Jordan Alvarez 67 out of 199 for the Jordan refractor and the Charlie Blackman atomic 25 out of 99 for the Rockies that'll be for Benjamin over here is Steve Garvey Dodgers Alan Murdoch there you go Alan Wander Franco rookie card Dylan Carlson and Matt Chapman Purple mini diamonds 38 out of 150 for the Blue Jays And that's gonna be for Alex the Wander Franco rookie card. No parallel, but so nice That'll be for the rays Eric. We got Hassan Kim for the Padres And it'll be for Martin had a nice season last year Corey Seeger nice rookie CJ Abrams for the Nationals and Louise Robert 36 out of 99 that Wander base cards a hundred bucks Know it not even a parallel. That's what Jonathan's Kent is saying.  All right. We got Jim Rice 37 out of 50 Nice gold That'll be for Jonathan. That's for you Jonathan and the Red Sox Salvador Perez Hoy Park and Mike trout gold six out of 50 Nice trout Martin and the Angels Next up is Dylan Carlson Carlson for the Cardinals that's gonna go to John and St. Louis Ryan Mount Castle Julio Rodriguez and Aaron Ashby To one so what does that Julio Rodriguez go for then? Subrex what's going on? That's for the Mariners. That'll be for Daniel D Lo and that's a variation Jonathan saying dollar dollar bills three dollar signs That's Paul Malder Brewer's edition going to Jonathan Kent got Reed Detmer's Jake Berger and Josh Lowe 29 out of 50. How low can you go? All right 129 out of 150 Jorge Pesada hip hip hooray hip hip hooray That'll go to the Yankees and for Ed and the Bronx bombers There's Matt Olson 15 out of 99 Rex all the Danesby Swanson press conference today Didn't know much about him seems like a really good dude. He has the Mamba mentality does he?  There's Larry Walker who's got the rocks that's going to be for Benjamin the Rockies Nice, that's a cool looking one He was a Danesby Swanson. Was he a former number one overall pick diamond backs? I think All right, Ronzie Contreras Yachty and Ryan Vallad refractor to 199 50 90 199 for Ben and the Rockies Ah gotcha Jonathan saying Early on those wander bases are about a hundred now. They're about 45. It's still nice 45 50. All right next up Is it's got a single arm right there? It's Tony Perez And maybe one of the more underrated members of the big red machine I want to say that goes to Howard and the red legs Reporter asked him about how he played 160 came to season. He said look, this is my job Danesby's constant saying you guys show up to work if you don't I'm gonna give you a hard time. Wow Saying all the right things Love to see it. We got to say all the right things at the opening press conference Gets the people going All rise Aaron judge Chris Bryant and Joey Votto To 199. I see a little rookie logo over there in the top right corner. It's Vidal Bruhan 27 out of 50 Tampa Bay raise that's going to be for Eric Eric Wilberton with that one Two more to go although then again If you get paid that kind of money from a baseball team, you think you think he's going to be like Yeah, I had a nice payday. I'm looking forward to just settling in and being comfy in Chicago and You know, maybe taking some more days off Just you know, just be good friends with my teammates and just goof around That's Brandon Crawford 143 out of 150 the Julio variation apparently Jonathan corn and John Kent around 200 bucks Dilo, there you go.  Good luck And there's christian Yelich to 199 They say in the last three seasons to play more games than any other player Isn't that crazy to think about how like nowadays with like load management and You know people just taking time off and everything that like it's an achievement to like to play games It's newsworthy. All right, it looks like we got a pitcher Yeah, it's ronzi contraris rookie auto for the buckos And there you go ladies and gentlemen, that's a nice break of 2022 tops chrome black baseball Got a lot of baseball in the store. So go and check it out on jaspyscaserages.com. I'm joe I'll break some more of this with you next time. Bye. Bye


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casewrakes.com. Happy Saturday coming at you with 2020 Panini mosaic football four box random team number three the final four boxes of the case that we popped open I remember I marked them RT so you know that they're from the same case There's an early bird special here as well ladies and gentlemen if you're one of the first 20 who picked up spots You got a chance at an extra spot. So there's the first 20 right there. Let's put them into the new Randomizer here. Let's roll it randomize it two and a three five times one two three Four and name on top after five is going to be Adam. There you go Kind of a good run for you this week Adam Adam cuperman the early bird Catches the worm. Okay, so now We can do the actual randomizer for your names and teams and put you in that tab right there There's everybody here Let's roll it randomize it four and a five nine times for each list names and teams nine times One and a ninth and final time after nine you got Adam down to Kent on top again Let's paste that there Four and a five nine times for the teams one two three And a ninth and final time after nine we got the Miami Dolphins down to the Cardinals Nice. All right, so some two of possibilities for Adam.  Let's sort by column B by team We're gonna pause the video really quick and then see if there's any trade so trade at your own risk And I'll be right back All right, welcome back everybody there were a lot of Trade offers a lot of trade chatter, but in the end no deals were done on this Saturday the 12th Thanks for making this part of your Saturday boys and girls. Thank you. There's everybody right here appreciate everybody Getting into the action. This is our last random team break for the time being If we get some more my guess is that the that the price might be a little bit different on that probably higher We do have more hobby boxes. We've got a six box Pick your team break remaining. We just have to fill that team random Give away some teams and then we'll be able to do some more hobby And then that'll be it for the hobby breaks for the time being but we've got plenty of mosaic football choice on Jaspy's case rates.com. So let's keep chipping away at those Good news for these mosaic breaks all card ship. Don't worry about not getting the veteran comments. You'll get everything folks one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen mark Hello, your direct TV receiver starting up. Hello, your direct TV receiver starting out. All right first box ladies and gentlemen Gotta get my direct TV back boys and girls again got Lakers games to watch your Sam Darnold These reds are not numbered But they look really sharp stair masters Kyler Murray What a debut for this guy Clyde Edwards Hilaire If we were raking this on Thursday morning, I Wouldn't be top-loading this guy here It would just you would just ship with the regular group of stuff for the Chiefs that goes to Michael H What a difference a good game makes I mean this guy could be garbage next week and all of a sudden his car You know, no, we'll see Receiver running receiver self-check. Did I hear Teddy was saying that Miles Sanders is out? I Feel like that kind of came out of nowhere. I don't know why but apparently that's the case No, yeah, I don't think yeah, I don't think that I Don't think that Clyde Edwards. I was gonna garb next week. I think he's a Should be a leading candidate for offensive rookie of the year All of her saying dust off your Boston Scott rookie carts because of the Miles Sanders being out There's Joe Burrow for Christian in the bangles Checking satellite settings. We've got silver Marshall Faw There it is good introduction for Clyde Edwards Hilaire Christian Chiefs checking satellite settings Ricky waters remember Ricky waters. I barely remember Ricky waters but Andy with the Seattle this is Seattle Seahawks edition of Ricky waters Different bird. I think he was on the Eagles for a minute or two, right? Lamar Jackson MVPs Lamar Jackson is pretty good It'll be exciting to see him in action James Jimmy with the Ravens Chris Murphy at Ricky running waters.  But there it is I think that'll clean off pretty easily with like a glasses cleaner Lens cleaner might be just like some residue glue residue looks like I'll let you sort that out. But silver To a tackle Viola Adam Cupperman, and there's been a tier you're right here, too It's fine pat it'll it'll it'll it'll clean off really easily That's to 49 It's not gonna be a problem It's just probably some residue from the pack or the glue or something like that It'll clean off just fine. I didn't want to put my thumb prints all over it But that's a nice one Adam got that randomized to him. It's Tyler Boyd NFL debut insert to a and a base to a All of these add up There's a problem communicating with the satellite dish 775 Jerry rice silver Terry McLauren Yeah, I've noticed that pattern too Pat like there'll be like a debut Some other rookies too actually it'll be the debut and then a couple cards later. It'll be their base Not all the time but enough times where it's noticeable. There's Deandre swift mosaic parallel for the lines That'll be for Megan We'll have those all top-loaded before they go out of course just in the interest of time Tom Brady's are nice. I set those aside And we got James Morgan Aaron Clark with the Jets Jets Jets Jets Jets And a red CJ Henderson You've seen it almost with Tua Pat saying he's watched too many of these All right, that's rookie CJ Henderson Jaguars edition And there's Tom Brady Jaguars for Mark and William with the Bucks. All right, that was box one of four random team three Happening right now folks At the start of this break. There was nothing else sold out But keep getting your spots on Jasper's case breaks calm Maybe we can get something else sold out so we can run another break back as soon as this one is done Should be done fairly shortly It is Nick. This is mosaic football the very first year. I think that's what that's why it's been Been selling like hot cakes Not since the invention of hot cakes have we seen something sell so quickly We haven't we haven't had to do a lot of filler breaks for these most of these just been selling out straight up I think the personal side personal box side of things have been there's mosaics been flying off the shelves, so even even in spite of its sort of price point, but It looks like people like it It was a hit for basketball, so a lot of people thinking this could be the an alternative a nice alternative to like prism the prism brand Which I think would be cool and we got chase clay pool For the Steelers John M With Pittsburgh We'll get a big Ben back in action this season. So let's see how that works out for him Michael Pittman, Jr Red and it to win it Pat Mahomes Some racks was going on and knowing is half the battle. I've got Darius Leonard Silver and A Derek Henry white prism 20 out of 25 stair masters parallel Sermasters insert white parallel is what I meant to say Alvin with that one MVP's my homies again CD lamb mosaic, that's what they call I think that's what they call this basic Parallel here Bill Bell nice Bill with the CD lamb on the other side Steve Young Silver AJ Brown Red to a base No NFL debut this time Another to a for Adam and the Dolphins Yeah, the white mosaics are really sharp other that that pattern is really cool And we've got a Dolphins auto that is Noah Igbino Igbino Henny Ted Ted's a Dolphins fan. Maybe he knows this guy's name Be right back First round pick for Ted's Miami Dolphins Igbino Henny Nailed it some of those hockey names can trip me up ladies and gentlemen, but not Igbino Henny Not not names like Yannick and Gakwe Got him nailed it There's NFL debut Justin Herbert That goes to the Chargers Daniel the Dolphins Primissing have a page on their website dedicated to properly pronouncing everyone's names to do all teams have that I should print that out study that I'm gonna be be Announcing broadcasting these names for y'all should try to get it, right? There's NFL debut Clyde Edwards Halaire the CEH More for the chiefs Michael H with that one and we got a silver quiche on Vaughn blue Aaron Rodgers MVP's to 99 More Clyde Edwards Halaire, so there's the debut. There's the base So that pattern holds up this time quiche on Vaughn will go to the Buccaneers William Rosenthal with that and The blue Aaron Rodgers will go to Francis and the Packers Two more to go. All right, I see a little over a dozen orders here. So it looks like looks like we might have What's fell on here? Oh that hot that mosaic choice box sold out So picker team six check that picker team seven is coming up right after this and Looks like nothing else sold out after that. So but no, but that's great. The picker team is gonna happen Thanks, everybody. So we'll see another six boxes of this in a separate video So now we have no more hobby boxes For the time being ladies and gentlemen If you're interested in more, but we do have plenty of mosaic football choice edition Which is only eight cards one pack and eight cards a box But with the with some highly coveted parallels and they're like the peacock parallel It looks really sharp. So a very different kind of risk But if you're into it, you know where to go. You ask these case breaks calm. All right. Good luck, everyone We've seen any stained glass yet. Oh And a redemption any guesses on that redemption. There's Justin Herbert Chargers Daniel Barnes with that one. Oh those nebulous look really sharp We've got a chase young guests from Prim Pat's guessing Jordan Jefferson Jordan Jeffersen. Is there a Jordan Jefferson Justin Jefferson? Van Jefferson case Keenum. I don't think anyone wants to see case Keenum's in here nice chase young speaking of chase young Mosaic parallel for Adam and the Washington football team Not the deuce Macalester wouldn't be in here Nick. I hope not With Maryfield if wit Maryfield isn't if that redemption is a wit Maryfield Indiana, I will I will send you a hundred dollars a break credit 26 out of 49 Dan Marino Dolphins Men of mastery Mahomes and this is pretty cool swagger Mahomes got Derek Henry There's Justin Jefferson rookie red introductions to a More to an FL debut When is to a gonna make his introduction? Fitzpatrick got to be week one, right? I think someone who said someone said yesterday It's the game that it's the inevitable game where Fitzpatrick throws three interceptions That's when to a will be will appear We think Fitzpatrick last through week eight Pat. Oh, I think it's a little bit earlier I think we see like Week four week five. I want to say is When they'll go, you know what? I think we're gonna go with we're gonna go with to us. See what he has Well that that sort of glue right there, but that's that looks like it's cleanable Ladies and gentlemen and Jordan Brooks. That's our first autograph still the redemption This is our second autograph Jordan Brooks for the Seahawks Rookie auto for Andy. Oh, it's week four or five Seattle and sound case. So maybe maybe we won't see two of their When's their when's their bi-week? Yeah, but the the magic always gets revealed every once, you know, it happens every time Pat Say for a reason Justin Herbert right here Daniel Barnes chargers The trick is revealed for the Fitz magic It's not gonna last too long Say Kwan Barkley could have a big year Joe M with the Giants. That's to 99 JK Dobbins Could have a big year to him for the Ravens Jimmy With the Dobbins silver. Oh There by is until week 12. So I so I don't know what to is gonna make his debut interesting The Jets also have a week 11 by it and then the Jets and dolls play each other in weeks 10 and 12 Stay tuned ladies and gentlemen to Jaspie's all season long for to a watch 2020 Yeah, there's been some Jag stuff in here max Here in random team number three Herbert going to Daniel and the chargers and the redemption Rookie autographs mosaic card 30 w h I No, it's Brian Edwards. There it is. There's Brian right there nice one. Who's got my Raiders? That'll be Sam Sam rail tried to trade couldn't trade mojo. I think the The Raiders are expecting a lot out of Brian Edwards Fourth and final box random team three. Thanks everyone for getting into it. Pick your team six coming up in a little bit Right after this speed speed up the break a little bit now now that I know that we got a break Waiting in the wings Must be a different batch The other packs were ripping smooth at fourth and final box random team three We don't have any more hobby boxes anymore ladies and gentlemen, but we do have plenty of mosaic football choice edition So if that's how you want to get into it, please do so jaskies case breaks calm Thank you and good luck in the final box here ladies and gentlemen So far so good. Let's see if we can end up with a with a monster or two before all said and done Cam Acres red for the Rams. That's gonna be for Bruce He was girly replacements late in van der Esch silver I was actually listening to a radio interview with late in van der Esch on the way here. I didn't know I had no idea he went to a school like a high school that only has like Less than 20 people there or something like that is Marlon Mack for the Colts and Rodney Hampton is your first of two autographs out of this box Giants Joe M boomer Cieson Miles Sanders red introductions Justin Herbert NFL debut to a and Clyde Edwards Halair silver Wow Chiefs Michael H. What are these silvers going for now? Post Thursday's post his Thursday night performance But hundred and thirty some odd yards couple touchdowns, maybe Whoo That is nice Michael H with the chiefs. So there's a base to a Daniel saying a couple hundred bucks for that silver Halair. That's nice Not too shabby NFL debut to lots of to us for Adam in this these four boxes to nice All those will add up. I'm sure and an introduction is Justin Herbert for the Bolts When does Justin Herbert make his introduction? Jason Taylor Richard Sherman Buccaneers Tom Brady William and a silver Lamar Jackson and a white mosaic Lamar Jackson 14 out of 25 That's really sharp Jimmy Connell Ravens There's a buy it now Pat saying of a silver Clyde Edwards Halair for three seventy five Well, let's see if it actually sells for that. That seems ambitious. Oh, that's the there was a sold price for three seventy five Wow And that is impressive then because I thought when we I feel like when we looked last night Those silvers were hovering around because we pulled another one in a different break silvers were hovering around that two 250 mark there's Brandon Iac Niners Michael age, so if someone's buying it now at three seventy five Let me pretty nice Adam saying there's a silver to it that said it's over 1450 but I'm not confident that was a legit maybe a little Shilbitting involved. Look at this NFL debut silver Joe Burrow So nice Iac for Michael H and the Niners. He also has the chiefs to good break for him And for the bangles, that's Christian Woodland with the silver NFL debut Joe Burrow will see him in action tomorrow And what an exciting time of year Johnathan Taylor red We listed and then canceled and so look. Yeah, that doesn't sound right Well, eventually, I mean this only just came out yesterday, so hopefully by within a week You know, we'll be able to see where the where all the prices like end up normalizing and everything because those initial sales always tend to be kind of Kind of high and then they kind of dip and then plateau off at like a nice a nice price, so There's the NFL debut and base card pattern again Chargers Daniel Barnes, you know also get that NFL debut Herbert And Sam rail who has my raiders you'll get that mosaic Brian Edwards Looks really sharp big fan of that. So there you go ladies and gentlemen not a bad break We'll do a quick little recap here at silver Joe Burrow silver Lamar Jackson the white prism Lamar Jackson Two is Brian Edwards autograph tried to trade couldn't trade mojo more Herbert more to us chase young Clyde Edwards Holaire Claypool Morgan silver to us, which was nice Joe Burrow's and of course the silver Clyde Edwards Holaire So there you have it ladies and gentlemen pick your team coming up in a separate video after this I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


Los Angeles Rams practice. We talked about this yesterday. Matthew Stafford injured his thumb at the end of practice, hitting it off a helmet. He was supposed to have a day off. Listen to this, AJ. He's supposed to have a day off. He said, I don't have f*****g days off. No way. Well, he taped the thumb. Foxy said, what, is this just a little bit of a paper cut for this guy? That's it, that's all it is. This guy's played with a broken neck before. This guy's it. This is a potential MVP year for Matthew Stafford. LA Bright Lights, if that team does well, never had a vote. I mean, this could be massive.


With Wednesday's trade deadline approaching activity around MLB is heated up in a big way. There have been a lot of recent rumors about Marcus Strowman and some comments he made in late June indicated he would welcome a possible move to the Yankees. Well, the Long Island native has been traded to New York, but not the Yanks and a deal both teams announced a little after 9 o'clock. The Blue Jays have sent Strowman and cash considerations to the Mets in exchange for two pitching prospects. Left-hander Anthony Kay, who's also from Long Island like Strowman and right-hander Simeon Woods Richardson, though neither of them are on Baseball America's midseason list of top 100 prospects that just came out. Kay and Woods Richardson were ranked by Baseball America as the fourth and sixth best prospects in the Mets organization. 2019 could wind up being the best season of Strowman's six-year Major League career, although he did have a nice one in 2017 when he finished eighth in the AL Cy Young Boating and won a gold glove as well. His ground ball heavy ways could play well at Spacious City Field, although the Mets have been the worst team in the majors this year at converting ground balls into outs.