What's going on, everyone? Sam here with latent sports cards. Rippin' 22, Penini Prison Football Hobby, 4 box break, number 43, pick your team style. We double list of our names on our teams. Austin K, Chargers, Barry G with the Patriots, Bin T with the Eagles, Blake C, Bucks, Callum, F, Giants, Carter T, Bears, Dean I, Lyons, Greg M with the Browns, Cowboys, Broncos, Texans, Colts, Rams, Dolphins, and Seahawks. Thank you, Greg. H-Chen with the Bills, Jeffrey H, Steelers, Niners, and Jets, Jess G, Vikings, Matt F, Panthers, Muhammad A, Titans, Nathan A, Raiders, Nicholas Z, Sheeps, got Rafi B with the Cardinals, Rick E, Falcons, Saints, Ron L, Bengals, Rory B, Jags, Ryan P with the football team, Scott W, Packers, and Steve R with the Ravens. Good luck here, guys. Let's do it. Yeah, dude. We were just talking about how many picks the Thunder have in the next, like, eight years, or not eight, but like five years.  For some break, Jamar Chase, Red Wave, Donovan McNabb to 149, Denny Gray and Johnny Woods, Silver, Deandre Hopkins, we've got A, Logan Hall, Red Wave, 49 of 149. Going to the Buccaneers on the other. Nice one there. Daniel Bellinger and Damien Pierce. Silver, Aaron Rodgers, Brilliance. Blue Wave, Kenny Clark to 199. I think he's one of the most underrated players in football. To exhale, Erica Zucanma. He's really good, dude. He's on the, like, the end or detackle? Like, detackle. Derek Henry, Brilliance to 99 on the Blue X. And a Blue Wave, Tyler Algier for the Falcons to 199. Cool one there. Gratz Falcons. Sam Williams, Kenneth Walker. Did Henry get traded or is it just rumored? Rumored. But I think they're shopping in. Yeah, probably. Because they might be getting ready to blow it up. Yeah. They're probably just on that verge. Alec Pierce, McMahon Gold on the hyper for the Jets to 175. Reese Hall rookie. Kyrie Elam. Did Tana Hill go anywhere? But she's still there. Still there. And I think they already said he's going to be the starter this year. Okay. And they came out and said that. Rumors shush. Silver, Bree Saul for the Jets. Nice one there. Kind of build it up. Blue Wave, Marcus Mariota to 199. Skymore and David O'Java. Silver, Alec Smith for the Chiefs. That's cool. Purple Ice, Nick Mangold. That's to 225. Going for that rainbow now. Jermaine Johnson and Abila Jones. Yeah, I've just heard so much about players. I just don't know what's true. What's true. Silver lockdown, Joey Bosa. Orange, Jordan Davis for the Eagles to 249. Jerome Ford and Mackerel. It's like points, unfortunately. I apologize, everybody. 900, random to all at the end. Silver, Dexter Lawrence. Orange, Justin Simmons to 249. Josh Pascal into Kobe Durant. Drake London fireworks. Green Scope, Demonte Adams to 75 for the Raiders. Daily Zappy rookie. Devonte and Jimmy about to get that working. It's going to be interesting. It's going to be an interesting... They're one of the most interesting teams in the league this year. Like they were this year? Daily Zappy. I knew that wasn't going to happen. Supposed to be? Tyson Campbell to 149. Ty Chandler and Sam Howe. Like no offense to anybody who's a Raiders fan, but like people saying that they were going to win that division. I was like, really? There's Lewis Seen to, what was I going to say, 225. Ryan Robinson, Jr. and George Carlastus. Because everybody was like, oh, the AFC West is going to be the best division ever, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's like they all have to play each other six times a year. So even if you split, that's three losses automatically. Right. You know what I mean? Right. Like when the season was coming in, I thought the only team that was going to have a chance against the Chiefs for the Charger. Me too. Even they didn't play up the standard. No, I told everybody. I was like, I guarantee you two of the teams in the AFC West will finish under 500. Yeah. Denver for sure. Like they would like trash. Yeah.  It might have been. Hype of Monro. Dawson Knox to 225. Going to the Bills. Jake Ferguson and Samir White. With this whole like Russell Wilson thing. I just don't know how I see him as like him being good or like. Yeah. I think you got to give him one more year because now he's got Peyton. There's Javante Williams, Blue Ice Hype 299 for the Broncos. Got Charles Cross going to the Seahawks to 225. Drake London Rookie, Ike Makawanu. Because like they took a shot and I'm like up and not up and calmer, but like a good offensive mind with Hackett. Yeah. Who's clearly shown that he's a good coordinator. He's not a good head coach. Devontre Campbell, Red Wave. Devontae Adams to 149. Isaiah Spiller and Logan Hall. I mean, we'll see obviously not Peyton. Peyton being there. And that's kind of a big. That's huge. That's a big, big land for them. But yeah, he's been out of coaching for like two years now. So you never know. Yeah, but he might be able to like come back and do it. Silver or Louisine. Orange, Bobby Wagner. Nice one there. True. I kind of agree with that, Jess. Romeo Dobbs. Terminology and all. So we're all out. DK. Green Wave or Green Scope. Excuse me is going to be Hasan Haskins. Tray Anderson and Isaiah Pacheco. No, that's true. That's true, Jess. That's true. So you wouldn't think of he as actually playing in his body, wasn't it? You know what I mean? Right. That was different, yeah. Silver, Joe Namath. We've got first auto is going to be Trey McBride. Silver rookie auto going to the Cardinals. Nice one there. Arizona. Calvin Austin and Jack Jones. Top load of wrists. Austin Ackler. We got Purple Power. Rondale Moore. Nice one there for the Cardinals to 49. Not yet, Rory. Yeah, not yet, Rory. Evan Lloyd, Jalen Tolber. Hit one last night. We did get a profile though. Yes, yes. We did get a profile. We did get one case though. There's Romeo Tops. There's a Bernie Kosar to 175 for the Browns. Brock Purdy Rookie. Jameson Williams. I think it's going to kind of be like what Sam said earlier. Like they're going to have to battle it out in training camp. Yeah. I mean, I don't know who's going to be ready. There's a snakeskin. There's our case hit. Good luck here, everybody. We've got not numbered is Leonard Fournette. Lombardi Lenny. Nice one there for Tampa. On the snakeskin. What are we going to go? K-Von Tip-A-Doh for the Giants to 2-49. David Bell. And Chihuahua Bracecraft. I don't know. Did, okay, another rumor. I don't know if it's true or not. True or not. Did the Vikings let go of Dalvin? Or is he just, okay. Yeah. I know this is his last year on his contract. Another guy that's being similar to Henry who's being shopped right now. Yeah. Jamal Evan McPherson. We've got Garrett Wilson. Nice one there. Going to the Jet Silver Rookie Auto. Grats on that one there. Guess who's got them. Jeffrey H. Jeffrey having a hell of a couple of prism breaks here. Very map is Taishana. Say anything numbered with any of the receivers we do usually. Silver New recruits Bailey Zappy. Blue Ice Stack. Nice one there 2-99. Sam Howell. Daniel Bellinger. Yeah, I'm not saying Bertie doesn't deserve to start. I just don't know what the Niners are thinking of as an organization. Yeah. Silver Brilliance Austin Eckler. Blue Wave DJ Moore. 2-199 from Panthers. Three Wollin Rookie and Carson Strong. If I was the Niners coach, I'd probably be like, hey Brock, you're starting. Lance, this is your chance to prove yourself. If you want to start your job. Yeah. Like, or I guess like Brock's the starter, but Lance, if he out proves Bertie, then he's a pick. Whatever you want to call it. I don't know. Yeah. Yeah, I know that's true except Cousins. True. Yeah, Kendricks is gone. I mean, at least they kept Harrison Smith. That was good. Yeah. But you can- Kind of Walker fireworks. He's kind of like- Juan Brisker on the Hyper to 175. I mean, he's old now. Yeah, he's old now a little bit. He's like their guy. Yeah. Kyle Hamilton and Nikobi Dean. I almost think, personally, I almost think that because you trade it up and like have so much draft capital invested into Lance, you kind of have to go with Lance. Yeah. You know what I mean? I think that's a lot before I think of- There's Aaron Rodgers. Yeah, it was cool to see him stay. Andrew Booth Jr., nice color match for the Vikings to 125. Karen Davis Price and Devonte Wyatt. Silver, Rich Gannon. Camo is Cameron Hayward for the Steelers, 24 of 25. Kate York and Jalen Naylor. Yeah, Bears need to get some protection for Justin Fields too. Bears have a lot of issues still. There's Silver, Lawrence Taylor. E.J. Ward doesn't help though. Adam Venetieri, 45 of 49. Sensational signatures for the Colts, cool one there. Nice one there. Indy, Purple Power. John Metry, Kway Walker, I saw meme. It's one of my like- We have a group chat. It's like me and my buddy that I used to work with and our boss that we all like don't work at that company anymore. Good. What's up? No, no, no, different like my actual job. We have like a- So one of them is a big Bears fan, one's a big Giants fan and there's me. And these, what I said to meme to the group chat, it was like the Bears, it was like, if you weren't with us at 3 and 14, don't be with us at 6 and 11. There's Silver, Carson Strong. Yeah, no problem, Eric. Have a good one, man. Have a good one, man. Great to have you here, dude. Jets, Tyler Conklin. Kyle Phillips, Wandaille. He lives in Lake Gona, Tyler. What's up? He lives there. Yes, he lives in Lake Gona. Does he? That's what Jets is saying. That's cool. Have a good one, man. Appreciate you being here, too. Debo, all out. Purple Ice, Justin Tucker. Color match for the Ravens at 225. I like that one, Tony. I don't know, Steve. Steve Hasman, this one. Trent McDuffie and George Pickens-Ricky. So follow their scuba. Romeo Dobbs, Orange, A-Rob. For the Rams to 249. Boye Mafe and Tyler Alger. Freaking Boston fantasy, Robinson was. He was like, Unstartable. He was legitimately, I could not start him. Wait, who? Alan Robinson. That is Jamar Chase. Green Scope, Legerius Snead for the Chiefs to 275. And Alec Pierce and Andrew Booth. I wish Alan Robinson would never, like, fell off. Still think he's talented. He's not what he was at the Bears, though. Oh, yeah. Or the Jags, and those like last year. Yeah. Silver Darnel Moon, we got Otto is gonna be. James Cook, Cook Rook. Nice one there for the Bills. Congrats, Buffalo. I got Alshan Jeffery just kind of went downhill. Yeah, true. Desmond Ritter and Greg Dulcet. What happened to him? Well, he was on Philly during the Super Bowl. Yeah, no, I know. And then after that, I don't know what happened to him. You just like stopped being good one year. Think it was injury related? I'd have to imagine, yeah. Zeke Elliott. There's Mike Gasicki, the new Patriot to 75. I think that's he's gonna thrive in Belichick system. Who? Gasicki. Snoop Conner, Malik Willis. Oh, I didn't know he went to the Patriots. Yeah, he signed one year deal there. That's pretty solid. Yeah. That's a good pick. He's good, dude. He's really good. He's really good. He's just under looked. Yeah. Has, arguably, the best gradient lead. What a god, no. Shaq Barrett to 149. So funny when he first did. Jeremy Rucker and James Cook. No, they're not snack. 15 tight ends in the last three years. Feels like that. Definitely feels like that. Silver, Johan Dotson, new recruits. Blue Ice, Steve Young to 99 for the Niners. There's still room, Rory. Arnold Bikita and Sauce Gardner. So the relics are only going to be in retail, and they have like RPAs too, which are usually one-a-case. They'll have like the rookie patch autos. Vaughn Birx, Emergent. And a blue ice of Asan Askins to 99. Jack Jones and Brock Purdy. Silver, Isaac Bruce. Hyper, Logan Thomas for the Commanders to 175. Jameson Williams and David Bell. Yeah, I know what you mean. I know what you mean. Yeah, they made them a lot. I mean, they've been relatively short-printed for the last couple of years now. God, that's a good question, smack. Fadarian Mathis. We've got Camo, Micah Hyde to 25. Nice one there for the Bills, 13 of 25. I honestly would probably say Bills. Tolbert, Mathis. Hey, Wills. Yeah, we still got a lot in stock, MP. Ooh, Gold Vinyl. There we go. Nice. Let's go. Let's go. We still have some in stock. We probably have group breaks in the few coming few days, would be my guess. Let me do this really quick. Save the Gold Vinyl for last. Miles Sanders Silver, because we have an auto. Tyreek Hill. Nice one there. Congrats on that one there. Dolphins. We've got Chaquan Brissker. Tariq Wollin. It's going to be Bills. Non-Rookie is Jordan Poyer. Nice one there. Two of five. Going to the Bills on the Gold Vinyl. Jordan Poyer. Very cool. I'm going to do it anyway. Zach Wilson. Purple Ice, Rokwon Smith is a Raven of 225. That's sick. Carson Strong. Jake Ferguson. That might be a rainbow I go after is Rokwon Smith. Yeah. Yeah. Probably would be two, but. Exactly, exactly. I can't go after Marlon Humphrey because I pulled the Black Vinyl. So that's going to be a little difficult. See, I'm getting in touch with the Silver Jire. I think Field's going to be solid, too. Dante Colpepper. There you go again. Jess 260 this time on the Orange Whip. The Illinois State Quarterbacker, actually. Sam out. 225 for the Bucks. Zemir White and Louis Seen. Can I pick it? That is Darrell Henderson for the Rams. To 149. I remember that. I remember that, Paul. Damian Pierce. Silver, Zach Wilson, Hype. Orange, Logan Thomas for the Commanders. To 249. Romeo Dobbs and Troy Anderson. Yeah. It's got to be tough to... I don't even know who I think was the best in this class. Got an RPA coming up. It's like Purple Power. Silver John L. That's going to be Damian Pierce. 22 of 49. There you go, Houston. Nice one there. Purple Power, RPA. Damian Pierce. Very nice. 22. Daxill and Erica Zucconer. I'm really very undecided on who I think the best quarterback in this draft class is. There's Shaq Barrett. Josh Allen Brilliance. Snoop Conner to 199. Isaiah Pacheco, Devon Lloyd. What do you think? Um, not because of his throwing ability, but more because of the double threat. I would probably go... I'd probably look at Richardson. Richardson. Yeah. Silver, Brilliance, Josh Allen. Blueway, Peyton Manning for the Colts to 199. Got to Sam Williams and Jelani Woods. All right, guys. I'm going to do this points random really quick. Let me get this set up. Got 900 points. Snoop Conner rainbow in this case. I was going to say, Rory, we were pulling a lot of Snoop Conner out of that, for sure. Does everybody hand? Darn, does it? Randy at a left field on that comment. All right, guys. Let's do this random really quick. Again, guys, going to roll the dice. Whatever team is on top after nine times, we'll get the 900 points. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. Going to the Chiefs. Chiefs get in the 900 points. Okay, let's do a quick recap. Leonard Fournette, Snake Skin. Damian Pierce for the Texans. Tyree Kill at Dolphins. James Cook Bills. Adam Venetieri Colts. Garrett Wilson Jets. Trey McBride Cardinals. Logan Hall for the Bucks. And a gold vinyl numbered 205. Jordan Poirre for the Bills. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, we've got... I'm back. Thank you.


Hey there friends, how's it going? My name is Kevin, and today we are playing Ublitz. This video is sponsored by Epic Games, so thank you to them for the sponsor. Ublitz is out now on the Epic Games Store in Early Access. If you want to download it, there's a link in the description, and you can use code callmekevin if you really want to go the extra mile in helping me out. But we're going to jump back into the life of Big Man, and I don't mean me.  You know, but that's the name of my character. Yep, here he is. Only a big man would be almost falling asleep half naked in the rain. It takes confidence, you know? I like how all the Ublitz that I own are looking away from me as well. It's like maybe if we just don't make eye contact, you won't notice we're here, or maybe they just don't want to look at an old man in his underwear standing in the rain. It's just kind of depressing. My god, they are very good at mimicking my moves. Jesus, they're all in sync. It's like we finish each other's. No, it's just a blank look on his face. Maybe one day we'll get to that level. What is this? Can I cook up one of these yummy critters? I think this one wants to die. He's trying to jump in the park. Please release me from this realm. All right, I'm going to go sleep.  Zero dance battles won. When I go to bed, if I've not won at least three dance battles in a day, I am depressed. Oh, what's that I hear? It's the distant calling of capitalism. Stumpy, you're going to get to work making ingredients. So you stay there, and I'm going to see what orders we have to fulfill. Come on, gang. Oh, wait. No, this isn't the way out of my fam. Sorry. He's kind of confused. He's so wobbly. He reminds me of like an Ed Ed, Nettie cartoon or something. Share your wisdom with me. Butter toast. All right, what do we have to hand in? Nernies? I think I have Nernies. There you go. Take my Nernies. Thank you. Oh, I did it. I don't even need to do anymore. Great. Capitalism. Oh, wait. The policemen's. The ooblets have little hats on that match him. Why don't you feckers try and match me? Go on. Shave your heads right now. Right down the middle. I think I kicked off the island if I did that. Hey, I'm here to get my ooblets shaved. That sounds so wrong. Oh, dear. Oh, I could get a mustache. I'm going to get this one. It's the obviously fake mustache. Wait, why are you putting stuff on my head? What was that? Great. A new look. Hello there. I'm not a big man. I am someone else.  And frankly, I have no idea what you're talking about. Oh, my sweetie beady is done. I can't even remember what this was for. I need to bring it to someone out of my way. I got to get this sweetie beady to someone. Oh, it's for the printy press. Yeah. Now we can make stickers. You know, as I always say, supermanly game. This doesn't help prove my point. This is a really manly game. If you just go away. Thank you. Her face. As soon as I said it, it's like she heard me. All right. In return of fixing your printy press, I'm stealing all your lava lamps. Get badge turn reconnected to the oobnet by dance battling your way into the old oobnet tower. All right. Fine. Oh, it's so hard to even understand that sentence. Oh, my God.  I don't know, but this clomper is trying to protect it. That sounds very aggressive, actually.  You think you can stop me? Huh? I don't know if this old creaky tower's floor can support all of this dancing. I don't know if this is a good idea. We got some synchronized dancing here. God, the whole gang is here just having a fantastic time. Meanwhile at the farm. Yep. The whole gang having a great time. I'm winning this, but like, I don't really understand how like who is the judge here. Is it me? I'm the only human here standing out my watering can. I clearly have other things on my mind and one of them is definitely drugs. I like how there's an option to flee the battle. You just run away from this. Oh, they're dancing. It's too much. Let's just run out of the tower. Oh, the special moves coming out. Go lump stump thingy. You do it. That's your special move. That was kind of lame.  Grimples earned 53 XP. And lump stump earned 53. I didn't even name you. Like, you're probably lucky because the others got horrible names, but at the same time, I'd feel a bit left out if I were you. Now clomper, give me your seed. That's right. I'm front to everyone. Come on. What does this mean? High voltage? I'm high. Just polish it. Wait, there's another tower? Ah, for fuck's sake. Honestly, just call the ISP. It's their job to fix the internet. I'm not tech support for your entire island. Big man has a wish to upgrade his house size. Where can I do that in here?  So I can imagine how much that will cost. 2000. I have 25. Can we make a deal somehow? I'll grind up one of my ooblets in this thing if it'll sway you at all, maybe. I can see you're being swayed over there. You're swaying. You like the idea of bloodshed, don't you? I wouldn't mind this bed either, to be honest. I've been sleeping in that horrible little tent bed. There's some pink paint. That might be nice. Do I really only have 25 bucks to my name? Maybe I should go earn some money. If I wasn't doing all this free work for the town, maybe I'd have a bit more money. I'm just standing in the middle of them trying to talk and their phone just slapping me. Stop beating up big man. Big man, hearty. I just passed some legislation to declare today a nice day. Wait, what was that? Oh, I thought I just stole some of the furniture for sale. It's like, ah, it's outside that mean legally free. Just take it. I don't know why I have that accent. I guess it goes with the fake mustache. You gotta put on an accent. No, I am not big man. He was completely innocent. I am big comrade. Oh, I just tried to break into that children's treehouse and that is locked. I must have heard about the strange Russian man with the mustache robbing people.  Ah, stuff to steal. Oh, very good. God, this is a treasure trove.  I stole so much from them. Okay, I gotta go out to go back in. What do you need help with? I can give you 50 for every unique ooblet. Why haven't I talked to you already?  He's just ready to be scanned. He's so happy to be scanned. Let's scan you. Look how angry he looks. This is just free money. I can't believe that I didn't know about this. And I get a figurine and everything. What kind of business are you running? What's this thing? Tell me. I want more free money. Not very social, is he? That's because he's dead. Well, you can't really blame the fecker then. 10 nerdies, one oobsidian, one quib, one seaplot. This is all nonsense, but I think I actually have some of those. I got nerdies. I stole this oob thing. I got that for you. I got this. Wow. Look at that. I was done already. It just started. I've been carrying around all this junk too afraid to sell it in case it's important. It looks like for once, past Kevin was a bit of a genius. Okay, so I need two quibs, one clotlet, and three spore bits. It's so hard to remember everything. I can't even go to the store and remember I need milk, bread, and eggs. And I don't mind all this. I am feet from the house and I've already forgotten. Spore bits. Oh, there's a list down here. A quib, quibs, and clotlets. Yeah, okay, I'm on it. I can afford the bed. Okay, buy the bed. Fantastic. Off home for a nap. Oh, good. Okay.  But he doesn't mind. He's just idling there dancing while the person at the store sleeps, like, sir, please buy something or get out. Luckily, I have a new bed to go home to. So that's why I was getting extra tired doing all that dancing. All right, let's store this one, the crappy bed. And how do I... Oh, no, I probably should have figured out how to place the other bed first. Oh, decorate. Okay, good. Thank God. I can put it up against the wall. I'm never going to have company. Sleep. Oh, this is going to be a nice sleep. My little lump stump is sticking his face in it. Like, hmm, wood. Wait, I'm wood. It's like my family were used to make this bed. You overslept, so you'll be a bit groggy here today.  All that energy is gone. I'm going back to bed. Come on. The one solution to oversleeping is sleeping more. There's some super rare ooblets to be found, if you look higher enough. They're called glenies and they sparkle. Oh, like, shinies. All right. Oh, come on, big man. He looks so depressed as you're watering.  I guess he's the gatekeeper because I can't get past there. There we go. Got enough clottlets. Now I just need one. Sporbit and two quibs. I don't know where the hell I got those quibs to begin with. That's my only problem. Okay, you shake trees, apparently. All right, they're blue fruits. This is not blue, but I'm going to shake the tree anyway, just so this officer can see that I'm a badass. Look, he doesn't even dare mess with me. Oh, a sporbit. Okay, great. Now I just need that blue fruit. Ah, there we go. Here's some quibs. Perfect. I've got all the quibs.  Okay, hankerbot is done. Where's my money? You were giving me free money earlier. Now I actually do something for you to give me nothing? I do at least have some wishes. 170 wishes. All right, let's go to the wishy-well. What can I get? Sprinkler. That would be nice, actually. God, that obsidian thing is worth a lot. Good thing I stole the last one. All right, give me the basic sprinkler blueprint and give me some cold hard cash. Hello, furniture lady. I'm back because I have lots of money. I'm very wealthy, you see. You can probably tell by my mustache.  I need a rain plop. How do I get a rain plop? Okay, found someone on Reddit. I'm at a point in the game where I need sprinklers, but I have no idea how to attain rain plops. The answer? During rain. Is that it? Oh, they responded. Okay, it's raining, but how do I get it? And they just said, pray you find some on the ground. Oh, that's disappointing. All right, I got some paint. Oh, that's lovely. That is nice, actually. It's probably not the color I would have picked, but it's actually quite cute. I meant to buy pink paint, so it looks less obnoxious than that would have looked.  All right, now that I've made him self-sufficient with this little crack home, I think we can leave it there. Big man, it has been a pleasure. Honestly, it really has. This game is very quirky. I really enjoyed it. Very, very fun game. I just love these sorts of games. I get quite addicted to them. But we're gonna end it there. That'll probably be my last video on ooblets, at least for now. So I hope you enjoyed them. I really did. I'll thank Epic Games again for the sponsor. Really appreciate it, and I appreciate you guys watching along as well. It just usually supports me. And if you want to download the game, as I said, link in the description. You can use code, call me Kevin. If you choose to help me out a bit more, if you're buying it anyway, you know, it'll be nice, but no pressure or anything. We're gonna end it there, so thank you again for watching. Hope you enjoyed. Appreciate it as always, and I hope to see you next time. Bye for now.


What about an inexperienced? Who was that? Oh, and now there's got to be some hands for this. He's got to go. Holding a Christmas party next week. Order! Order. It's Christmas. No, but you might not want the Christmas present that I could give you. So please, here's armour. Apparently he's holding a Christmas party next week. How's the invite list looking? Mr Speaker, I thank the Honourable Gentleman for all the comments. I would say to him, he should hear what they have to say about him, Mr Speaker. Right, do you want to be the first one? Because it is Christmas and I'm going to hear it. My constituents are going to have a Christmas like a run-up. They want to know whether Christmas is going to be affected. So less of it from all sides, Keir Starmer. They've obviously found the donkey for their nativity. The search of three wise men may take a little longer. But will they fight amongst themselves? There's a country out here that isn't being governed. Where more than 100,000 people are paying hundreds more a month for their mortgages. Energy bills going back up in January. The economy shrinking again. NHS waiting lists an all-time high. Doesn't he think the government would be better off fixing the messes they've already made rather than scrambling to create new ones? Yes! Mr Speaker, he talks about governing and spent the first two questions talking about political tittle-tattle, Mr Speaker. Well, let's get on to the substance, Mr Speaker. Let's get on to the substance. He mentioned the things. What is the news that we've just heard in the last week? Well, what's the most important thing? The most important thing is education, Mr Speaker. Because that's how we spread opportunity in our country. And what do we learn? Where are the schools performing best in the United Kingdom? In England, Mr Speaker. Thanks to the reforms of this Conservative government, rising up the league tables, giving our kids the start they need, and where are they plummeting down in Labour-run Wales? He talks about children. Nearly 140,000 children are going to be homeless this Christmas. That is more than ever before. That's a shocking state of affairs. And it should shame this government. Instead of more social housing, house-building is set to collapse. Instead of banning no-fault evictions, thousands of families are at risk of homelessness. Rather than indulging his backbenchers, swanning around in their factions, their star chambers pretending to be members of the mafia, when's he going to get a grip and focus on the country? Mr Speaker, let's just look at the facts. Let's look at the facts, actually. Because rough sleeping in this country is down by 35%, Mr Speaker, thanks to the efforts of this government. There are hundreds of thousands of fewer children in poverty today. Thanks to this government, Mr Speaker. And when it comes to home-building again, what are you doing? We just had the data this last week. In the last year, an almost record number of new homes delivered, Mr Speaker, more than in any year of the last Labour government. 140,000 children homeless this Christmas and he's utterly at home at death. And the rise in homelessness shows utterly at home at death. And the rise in homelessness shows how these Tory crises merge and grow and damage the country. Families like the braiders in Wiltshire, both parents working full-time with two young children, forced out of their home of 15 years by a no-fault eviction now living in their van. For 11-year-old Liam Walker, homeless this Christmas, he wrote a letter to Santa saying, please, can I have a forever home? I don't want any new toys. I just want all my old toys out of storage. I just want us to be happy again. Is there anything that could shame this government into putting the country first than it's surely this little boy? Yeah! Mr Speaker, if he really cared about building homes, if he really cared about building homes, when there was an opportunity in this house, Mr Speaker, in this house to back our plans to reform defective EU laws, to unlock 100,000 new homes, Mr Speaker, what did he do? What did he do? He went in front of the cameras and said one thing and came in here and blocked it. Typical shameless opportunity. Thank you, Mr Speaker. As the world's... One more. Mr Speaker, is that really his Christmas message to Liam? Cacooned in his party management breakfast, he just can't see the country. Order, order. Mr Lovely, please. It's Christmas, I want a little bit of silence, and I'm going to get it one way or another, and that goes to each side. Here's the armour. Cacooned in his party management breakfast, he just can't see the country in front of him and what they've done. I'll finish by thanking hardworking families across Britain who kept our country going. It's been an impossibly difficult year for so many. I want to pay special tribute to our key workers, particularly those in the emergency services and those serving abroad in our forces, who, even at this time of year, are doing the vital work of protecting their country. I wish everyone, including the members opposite, a very happy and peaceful new year. Will the Prime Minister join me? Prime Minister. I think, Mr Speaker, he missed that I paid tribute to our emergency workers at the beginning of the session, Mr Speaker. But let's see, I think it is important, because he talked about working families. Of course, Mr Speaker, I want to make sure that we support working families, who are actually delivering, Mr Speaker, because all he has to offer them is borrowing £28 billion a year, which all it will do is push up their mortgage rates and push up their taxes. Meanwhile, what have we done? Delivered tax cuts for millions of working families, boosted the national living wage, Mr Speaker, recruited 50,000 more nurses, 20,000 more police officers, improved our schools. We've cut the cost of net zero for those working families. We've cut the boat crossings by a third and we've halved inflation. And that's the difference, Mr Speaker. We're getting on and delivering for working Britain. Thank you, Mr Speaker. As the world struggles to agree the future of the 1.5 commitment in Wimbledon, we're keen to do our bit. So to help my campaign to make EV charging accessible widespread, can I ask my right honourable friend for two early Christmas presents? Will he speak to our right honourable friend, the Chancellor, to ask him to look again at the unfair differential rates of that on public and private charging points? And will he ask our friend, our right honourable friend, the levely up Secretary to look at the bylaws that stop local councils making on-street parking and charging more accessible? Yes. Well, Mr Speaker, I'm happy to tell my honourable friend that the Chancellor has already authorized over £2 billion of investment to support our transition to zero-vision emission vehicles and we are well on track to reach 300,000 charge points by 2030. And I can also tell him that we will consult on amending the national planning policy framework to make sure it prioritises the roll-out of charge points on top of the funding of almost £400 million to support local authorities. Spread these out so all our families have access to them when they need. I said, Pete Luna, Stephen Flynn. Thank you, Mr Speaker. Can the Prime Minister please share his Christmas message for children being bombed in Gaza this winter? Mr Speaker, nobody wants to see this conflict go on for a moment longer than necessary. We urgently need more humanitarian pauses to get all the hostages out and to get life-saving aid into Gaza to alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian people. And we have been consistent that we support what is a sustainable ceasefire, which means Hamas must stop launching rockets into Israel and release all the hostages. Mr Speaker, if the current actions of the Israeli Government continue, then it is estimated that almost 1400 more children will die between now and Christmas day. In the United Nations last night our friends and allies in France in Ireland, in Canada, in Spain and in Australia, they joined with 148 other nations to vote with courage, care and compassion for a ceasefire. The UK they shamefully abstained. How can the Prime Minister possibly explain why 153 nations are wrong, yet Westminster is right? Mr Speaker, as I've said consistently, we're deeply concerned about the devastating impact of the fighting in Gaza on the civilian population. Too many people have lost their lives already, and this is something that we've stressed, and I've stressed personally to Prime Minister Netanyahu just last week. What we are doing practically is to get more aid into Gaza, Mr Speaker. The Foreign Secretary is appointing a UK humanitarian coordinator and in my conversations last week with Prime Minister Netanyahu I pressed him on opening up the differential on crossing so that more aid can flow in, and we are actively exploring the opportunity for maritime corridors something that the UK is well placed to lead and I can give him my assurance that we will work night and day to get more aid to those who desperately need it. Thank you Mr Speaker. We expect our young folk to remain in educational training until they are 18 but many lack transport to get there. With the amazing head teacher of Austin Moore Federation, Jill Jackson I secured funding from the council to get her students to college and pressed the council for a half million pound bursary scheme to extend youth travel more widely, but we shouldn't have to do this. To secure equality of opportunity and true levelling up will the Prime Minister look to mandate and support councils to provide post 16 transport so all our young people in towns, cities and rural areas can reach their next stage in life? My honourable friend and the head teacher of Austin Moore Federation, Jill Jackson have done a fantastic job in securing more funding and I wish her well also, I believe on her upcoming retirement. As he knows our school travel policy ensures that no child is prevented from accessing education by lack of transport not only do we have home to school travel policies but the 16 to 19 bursary fund can be used to support young people with transport costs and more generally we are taking action to keep bus fares capped at two pounds but I will happily make sure the honourable friend gets a meeting with the relevant Minister to discuss his proposals further. The Prime Minister will be aware of unionist concerns about they need to remove the IRC border created by the protocol and that disrupts the UK's internal market. Will the Prime Minister bring forward legislation to amend the UK internal market act and both guarantee and future proof Northern Ireland's unfettered access to the UK's internal market in all scenarios? Can I thank my right honourable friend, I recognise the need to do more in this area and I can confirm to him that the Government does stand ready to legislate to protect Northern Ireland's integral place in the United Kingdom and the UK internal market alongside an agreement to restore the executive. We can do this at pace and I know my right honourable friend and his colleagues are working hard to achieve that. Our NHS, our police officers and the most vulnerable in Northern Ireland need devolved government urgently and I think it's incumbent on all of us to work day and night to help achieve that. Mr Luke Evans. 121 MPs from across the House signed my open letter to supermarkets asking to have a buy British butter online. I'm pleased to announce that last week Morrisons were the first supermarket to implement a buy British tab that gives consumers the choice to have homegrown projects and also supports our farmers so will the Prime Minister join my calls to ask other supermarkets to have the courage to make the change and follow suit? This Government will always back our farmers and I welcome the work of my right honourable friend Thomas Union on this particular issue. We absolutely support calls for industry-led action on this topic. I welcome the news about the buy British button at Morrisons and I can tell my right hon. Friend that we will continue to encourage all retailers to do all they can to showcase the incredible fruit produced right here in the United Kingdom. Thank you Mr Speaker. The marriage plans of thousands of couples were trashed last week by the sudden announcement of a big increase in the salary requirement for a sparse visa. Can the Prime Minister give any reassurance to those with very well advanced marriage plans that appear now to have been scuppered and to families already in the UK who need to extend their stay who won't comply with the new rules? Can he at least offer some transitional help for families or does his party support for the family now only apply to the high page? Well Mr Speaker, we have a long standing principle that anyone bringing dependence to the UK must be able to support them financially. We should not expect this to be at the taxpayers expense and the threshold hasn't been raised in over a decade. It's right that we have now brought it in line with the median salary. The family immigration route as he knows does contain provision for exceptional circumstances but it's also right, and I can tell him, to look at transitional arrangements to ensure that they are fair and the Home Office are actively looking at this and will set out further information shortly. Thank you Mr Speaker, and I make no apology for raising once again the issue of steel. We are at serious risk now of losing the ability to make virgin steel here in the UK. The Government are working hard on this but it is a matter of national security and we need the Prime Minister's leadership on this issue. What is he doing to ensure that we are able to make our own virgin steel and we don't lose it under his watch? Mr Speaker can I praise my hon. Friend's leadership for championing her local community but also the steel industry in the UK and she's right to do so because it is an incredibly important part of our communities but of our economy and security and she is right to put this issue on the agenda. We are committed to working with the steel sector to secure a decarbonised future supporting local economic growth and our levelling up agenda. That includes our commitment for major support with energy costs but also access to hundreds of million pounds of grants to support energy efficiency and decarbonisation. I obviously can't comment on conversations with individual companies but she can see why the cells are all tartar steel that we have been able to support our fantastic steel industry and will always continue to do so. Thank you Mr Speaker. A rogue company has walked away from 13,000 tonnes of hazardous waste in Lancaster and it's now been on fire for 10 days. There are plumes of smoke covering our city. Lancaster City Council has been left to pick up the tab and to date they've spent 100,000 pounds. Without government support and intervention this fire will burn for several months so will the Prime Minister support my local council with swift government support? Can I thank the honourable member for raising this incredibly important question. I know she's been working alongside my honourable friend the member for Morecom on this and can I also thank the emergency services in her constituency. My understanding is that Lancaster City Council the Environment Agency and the UK HSA and emergency services are working together to ensure that the health risks and environmental consequences are minimised but I will ensure that the relevant Minister understands the absolute urgency of the issue that she's raised and I'll make sure that she meets with them as soon as possible. Mr Speaker, some dental practices are taking advantage of post-Covid demand to take their NHS practices to private, earning more money but leaving behind those most in need. Training a dentist costs constituents in Broadland more than £300,000. Does my right honourable friend agree with me that if a dentist accepts public funding in order to qualify they should be asked to commit to NHS Dentistry for a number of years before going private? Mr Speaker, my honourable friend makes an excellent point and we are investing £3 billion into dentistry. Our contract with the NHS was reformed last year to improve access for patients and over around half of all treatment were delivered to non-paying adults and children. The number of adults is seen has gone up by 10%, the number of children by 15%, but my honourable friend is right and more needs to be done and that's why the government will be bringing forward the Dentistry Recovery Plan in due course. Why should we call Dover? Thank you Mr Speaker. There are 12 days until Christmas when families in Battersea will be worried. Not about being able to buy gifts for children but whether they can afford food and heat for their homes due to the Tories' cost of living crisis. Over 4,300 emergency food supplies were provided in Battersea by the Wandsworth Food Bank this year and they have told me that they are bracing for the worst winter yet. So what is the Prime Minister doing to ensure families do not go cold and hungry this Christmas? Well Mr Speaker we care deeply about making sure those who are most vulnerable in our society get the support that they need through the winter. That's why we increased welfare by record amounts earlier this year. We supplemented that with cost of living payments of £900 for the most vulnerable. It's why we supported those with energy bills who need our help. The most pensioners in her constituency and elsewhere will receive up to £300 alongside their winter fuel payment that support last not just through the winter but into next year because we are deeply committed to helping those who need it and this government has got a track record of delivering that help. Thank you Mr Speaker. The Prime Minister is rightly focused on taking long term decisions to improve the lives of people in this country so can I make a suggestion our mental health legislation is 40 years old and we made a manifesto commitment in 2017 and 2019 to reform the mental health act because we have people with learning disabilities and autism sectioned under the act being kept an inappropriate accommodation for long periods. We have people sectioned under that act not receiving the compassionate care that they deserve and in a sense are criminalised and we have people sectioned under that act who have their mental health condition restigmatised by the act of sectioning. So what the Prime Minister in the absence of a bill in the King's speech would the Prime Minister agree to meet with me and other like-minded colleagues to discuss how we might be able to take forward reformer of the mental health act because it simply isn't fit for the 21st century. Well can I thank my honourable friend for raising this important issue he's absolutely right about the work that needs to be done and I'm grateful to the joint committee on the draft mental health bill and our intention is when parliamentary time allows to bring forward a bill I'd be happy to meet with him and colleagues to discuss this but also just remind everyone that we are undertaking the largest expansion of mental health services in a generation £2.3 billion of extra funding by March of next year increasing capital investment in mental health urgent care centres and the largest expansion of the mental health workforce that we've ever seen in this country. Thank you Mr Speaker rather than the headline chaos of a government that is dominating the media much more important to the public business and organisations is their deeply unsatisfactory day-to-day experience in engaging with this dysfunctional administration. As far as they can see Britain isn't working. Let me get into it. Mr Speaker the most pressing issue facing families is the cost of living which is why this government has delivered what it said which was to halve inflation not just that we're supplementing that with significant tax cuts benefiting working families from January £450 for a typical person in work demonstrating that we are absolutely on the side of hard working families and this government is cutting their taxes so that they don't have to have to go through a lot of hard work. Mr Speaker breast cancer survival rates have improved but we need to go further on harder to reach cancers. There is a drop in in parliament this afternoon on lobular breast cancer and the research we need. Could my right hon. Friend or his excellent new Secretary of State for Health find time when they're busy with Chardaris to join us. Can I thank my right hon. Friend, Mr Speaker . I would like to thank my right hon. Friend for the great work that you have done and I can assure him that we're focused on fighting cancer on all fronts prevention, diagnosis, treatment, research and funding. We're making good progress but there's always more we can do and I look forward at a £700 million cost to the taxpayer. Doesn't this show that even the form office doesn't think the Minister's plan will work? The total mischaracterisation, Mr Speaker, of what was put out, which was an advert, not a commitment, but what I can say to the Honourable Lady, I'm glad that she now cares about this issue, not something that we've seen previously from the side opposite, and our track record is clear. We've got the numbers of small boat arrivals down this year by over a third, Mr Speaker. That's what we're doing about it, the party opposite of voting against every measure that we've taken. Thank you, Mr Speaker. I chair the caucus of 38 Conservative Members of Parliament who have Britain's longest river flowing through their constituencies, and we presented the business case to the Chancellor for £500 million to try to manage this river holistically. Our constituencies are now facing flooding every year with the damage that causes our businesses and our communities, and this evening I have a German debate on flooding of the river 7. Will the Prime Minister take an interest because the business case shows a GVA uplift for the West Midlands of over £100 billion if we can manage and tame Britain's longest river? Can I thank my Honourable Friend for raising this? I do recall he and I spoke about this when I was Chancellor and I praised him for the work and his leadership on this issue in his local area. I'll make sure the Chancellor does look at the business case, and he will know that we have a significantly increased funding for flood defences to over £5 billion, protecting hundreds of thousands more homes, but if this is an interesting opportunity for the Chancellor to look at it, I'm sure he'll take that up.  Mr Speaker, what matters to me is delivering for the British people and that's exactly what we're doing. Given the appalling reports of sexual violence committed by Hamas on 7 October and the risk that hostages could have this treatment inflicted on them as well, will he raise this issue in international fora so the international community demands strongly humanitarian access to hostages in Gaza? Mr Speaker, the reports of sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas are deeply shocking. We've raised our concerns with the United Nations a fortnight or so ago, and we're engaging with the Israeli government to consider what further support we can take. And more broadly, we continue to do everything that we can to ensure that all hostages can return safely to their families, including those British hostages and those with links to the UK, and she can rest assured that I and the Foreign Secretary are working tirelessly to bring about their safe return.


Welcome back to another video everyone. In one of my most recent videos I discussed a few possible options for Cedar Point in the near future specifically regarding coasters that could be leaving the park and I got a lot of comments on that video where people were discussing several options for Cedar Point in terms of actually expanding the park into portions of the parking lot. So I thought that as much as people were discussing this it warranted a separate video on the subject so I'm here to talk about that today. So sit back hold on and let's discuss. The first option I'm going to be talking about today and probably the most suggested really is expanding the park out into the main parking lot and they could do this outwards on either side of the current main entrance and I don't think that they're going to move the main entrance at all because they just did that major overhaul in 2013 with Gatekeeper and they got everything looking great it's brand new they're not going to do anything with that so they're going to keep that entrance there I believe and they could on either side of the entrance move the park out further so you'd sort of have this narrow path that leads into the entrance and they could just add a lot of area onto the park there along the beach and you know Cedar Point is really focusing on that beach front experience there when you walk in they've done a really nice job so far of reviving that area and making it a lot more open and it looks beautiful and I think they're going to continue to do this in the future and I'm all for it so that's one option is using that main parking lot to expand the park now if you do that you're going to have to replace those parking spots that you take away because Cedar Point is such a highly attended park they need to be able to accommodate for days when you know they're completely full so if they do this they could add a parking garage theoretically where they remove some spots and you know it could be like you know a three four five level parking garage and they could fit several parking spots in a more compact space by building them up one thing that does lead into though is the whole open sort of beach front thing it could block some of that off but I don't think it'd be such a big deal especially considering that it would be for a good purpose to accommodate more guests and I'm going to start talking about the next option here at this point a shuttle from the mainland this actually is another commonly suggested solution for the future and where Cedar Point would have a main parking lot off of the peninsula on the main land on Cedar Point Drive somewhere probably and they would have shuttles that would bring people into the park and I feel like this is a very doable option there's certainly other parks that have similar systems and it's something that would probably work out fairly well it probably wouldn't be too hard to implement they would need several shuttles I think this could really work out for Cedar Point and they could still have some parking on the peninsula maybe have it like preferred parking where you pay so much to park there or something like that I'm sure they would still have parking in the peninsula but it could be maybe more of an upcharge thing or parking for pass holders you know things like that so that's a highly suggested option for Cedar Point there and one more thing I'm going to talk about here is a sort of like ferry service or maybe like a jet express type of deal where people be transported to Cedar Point by boat this could certainly be a more pricey option I think the shuttle service would be more cost effective maybe but they could even use like a jet express sort of thing as like a maybe a luxury or something like that but you know they could have a parking lot across from the peninsula in downtown Sandusky and quickly transport people from downtown Sandusky to Cedar Point and it's certainly an option and I don't really have a whole lot to add to that but um what do you guys think about all these possibilities all of this everything we talked about here is pure speculation Cedar Point has not even suggested to the best of my knowledge that they're even going to be doing any of this at all in the future and people have just sort of pointed out that at some point Cedar Point is going to want to expand the park but obviously they can't just buy up more land around the park since they're out of peninsula they have all the land already so if they want to add more area to the park then the logistical solution obviously is going to be expanding out into the parking lot so these are just some sort of solutions to the issue of having less parking spaces and none of these things have been hinted at at all by the park that I know of and it's all pure speculation none of this is probably even going to happen if it happens at all it's not going to happen in even the next 10 years I don't think. Cedar Point still has quite a bit of land they can sort of work with to squeeze a lot of new attractions in and they'll surely be removing some attractions in the future too to make way make sure you go check out my video on possible coasters that Cedar Point could remove as this is sort of like a an add-on to that video just sort of I wanted to address all the comments I was getting because like I said I was getting a really high volume of comments where people were talking about this so I thought it'd be good to sort of address this in its own video what do you guys think about all these options I would love to know in the comments and you want more content on theme parks and roller coasters be sure to subscribe like comment on this video and I will see you guys all later thanks for watching everybody bye


It's a very important conference because it brings together practitioners, police officers and prosecutors from the national level and from the international organizations all specialized in dealing with war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. So it's a very important opportunity to exchange experiences, to determine best practices but also to see in what way Interpol as the leading police organization can even more support national efforts in bringing war criminals to justice. We all know that information management and information exchange is a key issue for all investigations. For example, if we see at our tribunal, we have in our database nine million pages of documentation in relation to the different wars in the former Yugoslavia. Now this information has been used in relation to our 161 cases we have conducted in The Hague but of course there are hundreds of cases still to be conducted in the countries of former Yugoslavia. So we have looked for ways to make this information available for investigators and prosecutors in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia, Herzegovina. So we put in place a mechanism, remote access to parts of our databases. We put into our own team liaison prosecutors from Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia, Herzegovina to access directly those databases and what we have seen over the last 12 months is that 200,000 pages of documents from our own databases have been used in national proceedings and this is quite important. Interpol is a global player in many areas in relation to organized crime, in relation to corruption, in relation to violations of international humanitarian law regulations. So in this sense Interpol has very much a bridge function for all of us as I could explore at the conference, there are of course very important links between corruption organized crime and the cases we are investigating which are war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. So Interpol can here be a kind of interface between those who are mainly dealing with organized crime cases and those who are in conflict zones dealing with mass atrocities. In my address to the members of the different participants in the conference I put the emphasis on two issues. The first one was really the link between organized and corruption on one side and war crimes, crimes against humanity on the other side. What we have seen in the former Yugoslavia is that prior to the start of the conflict Similosevic regime put systems in place to generating a lot of money allowing to finance the future war. We have seen during the conflict that there were very close relationships between organized crime groups and government officials facilitating traffic offenses in relation to arms trafficking, cigarette smuggling, trafficking in human beings. So there are quite important links. We have seen that during the conflict special units were created, composed very often by regular criminals and they were very often used to commit the worst atrocities because of course they have no limitations in terms of violence using. So what we have seen in Bosnia that Serbinaturities from Bosnia were using those units for ethnic cleansing operations. We have seen after the end of the conflict that a number of those persons are very well known criminals today in international criminal networks. So the point I wanted to made at the conference is to say we have to tackle both simultaneously. We have to work on organized crime corruption cases simultaneously with the work we are doing. Having said that international tribunals we have a limited jurisdiction which is really limited to war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide and we can ourselves not prosecute for trafficking offenses. Therefore this exchange is very very important and therefore Interpol is providing an important platform. The second element I have addressed is really the biggest challenge for international tribunals which is the arrest of fugitives. The majority of my colleagues from the International Criminal Court, from the Rwanda Tribunal, from the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, have this main challenge to see the remaining fugitives arrested. At our office we are in the fortunate situation today that for the Tribunal for Fomengoslavia all our fugitives have been arrested. The last one, last year, Mladic and Hadzic. But it has taken very very long, it has taken 18 years between the issuing of the first arrest warrant and the arrest last year. As an office we have put in place a tracking team, a tracking unit to really look for the whereabouts, working with national intelligence services, national police services, analyzing information coming from different sources to identify places where fugitives were hiding. We are not sure a field where Interpol has been of assistance in the past but where we would like to see Interpol playing even a bigger role as international tribunal. We don't have our own police force, we don't have our own army. We have very limited possibilities in collecting intelligence and police information and Interpol as a global player can of course be and should be even more in the future a key partner and key player in helping international tribunals and national authorities in having fugitives arrested.


President of the United States. Thank you very much. Thank you. You know I have to apologize here for keeping you waiting. And I always wonder if there isn't some way without making it sound that way if in that announcement they couldn't say the late President of the United States. But thank you all very much. And members of the Congress and the Excellencies here and the fellow Americans and may I add fellow citizens of the world who yearn to breathe free. We're honored to welcome all of you. I'd like to thank Congressman Jerry Solomon for his strong support of this event. And today we come to show solidarity with our brothers and sisters who are captives not because of crimes that they have committed but because of crimes committed against them by dictators and tyrants. We met here last month with a group of Baltic Americans honoring Baltic Freedom and Day and I said that we gathered to draw attention to the plight of the Baltic people and to affirm to the world that we do not recognize their subjugation as a permanent condition. And today we speak to all in Eastern Europe who are separated from neighbors and loved ones by an ugly iron curtain and to every person trapped in any whether in the Ukraine, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Cuba or Vietnam. We send our love and support and tell them they are not alone. Our message must be your struggle is our struggle, your dream is our dream and someday you too will be free. As Pope John Paul told his beloved polls we are blessed by divine heritage. We are children of God and we cannot be slaves. The prophet the prophet Isaiah admonished the world, bind up the brokenhearted to proclaim liberty to the captives. Some 25 centuries later philosophers would declare that the cause of freedom is the cause of God. We Americans understand the truth of these words. We were born a nation under God sought out by people who trusted in him to work his will in their daily lives so America would be a land of fairness, morality, justice and compassion. Many governments oppress their people and abuse human rights. We must oppose this injustice but only one so-called revolution puts itself above God. Insists on total control over the people's lives and is driven by the desire to seize more and more lands. As we mark this 25th observance of captive nations week I have one question for those rulers. If communism is the wave of the future, why do you still need walls to keep people in and armies of secret police to keep them quiet? Democracy may not be perfect but the brave people who risk death for freedom are not fleeing from democracy. They're fleeing to democracy from communism. Two visions of the world remain locked in dispute. The first believes all men are created equal by a loving God who has blessed freedom. Abraham Lincoln spoke for us. No man, he said, is good enough to govern another without the other's consent. The second believes that religion is opium for the masses. It believes that eternal principles like truth, liberty and democracy have no meaning beyond the whim of the state. And Lenin spoke for them. It is true that liberty is precious, he said, so precious that it must be rationed. Well, I'll take Lincoln's version over Lenin's. And so will citizens of the world if they're given free choice. Now some believe we must muffle our voices for the cause of peace. I disagree. Peace is made or broken with deeds, not words. No country has done more or will strive harder for peace than the United States. I will personally embrace any meaningful action with the Soviet Union to help us create a more peaceful, safe and secure world. I welcome the Soviet Pledge of Cooperation at the Madrid Review Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe. With every ounce of my being, I pray the day will come when nuclear weapons no longer exist anywhere on earth. And as long as I'm president, we'll work day in and day out to achieve mutual and verifiable reductions in strategic weapons. When Congress approved the MX Peacekeeper Program last May, America demonstrated its bipartisan consensus to implement the recommendations of the Scowcroft Commission. This bipartisan step marked progress toward genuine arms reductions. In the next few days, the Congress will vote on the question of supreme importance. Do we continue forward or do we turn back to the Scowcroft Commission's recommendations? In terms of speaking to the world with one bipartisan voice of standing up for U.S. vital interests and of strengthening America's agenda for peace, no question matters more for this country in 1983. Rather than seek temporary partisan advantage, let us work together for the future of mankind. We must not waver in our request for genuine peace and cooperation. We must keep our military strong to deter aggression and we will never shrink from speaking the truth.  Is peace served by sealing our lips while millions are tortured or killed in Vietnam and Cambodia? Or should we not speak out to demand those crimes be stopped? Once a communist revolution occurs, citizens are not permitted free elections, free press, free trade, free unions, free speech, freedom to worship or property or freedom to travel as we please. Many military regimes have evolved into democracies but no communist regime has ever become a democracy provided freedom are given as people economic prosperity. We will speak the truth. Alexander Herson, the Russian writer, warned to shrink from saying a word in defense of the oppressed is as bad as any crime. That's why we want improved and expanded broadcasts over the voice of America. Radio Free Europe. Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty and that's why we want and the Cuban people need Radio Marti. Known the suffering that I've described. You are the conscience of the free world and I appeal to you to make your voices heard. Tell them you may jail your people, you may seize their goods, you may ban their unions, you may bully their rabbis and dissidents, you may forbid the name Jesus to pass their lips, but you will never destroy the love of God and freedom that burns in their hearts Help us warn the American people that for the first time in memory we face real dangers on our own borders. That we must protect the safety and security of our people. We must not permit outsiders to threaten the United States. We must not permit dictators to ram communism down the throats of one Central American country after another. We've seen construction in Cuba We see Soviet capacity for air reconnaissance over our eastern coast from Cuban bases and we see the Soviets in Cuba building a war machine in Nicaragua that dwarfs the forces of all their neighbors combined. Let's not fool ourselves. This war machine isn't being built to make Central America safe for democracy. It isn't being built to pursue peace, economic or social reform. It's being built by their own boasts to impose a revolution without frontiers. Now this is not my problem it's our problem but if we pull together we can solve it. As I announced yesterday I'm appointing a bipartisan commission on Central America and let us resolve today there must be no more captive nations in this hemisphere. With faith as our guide we can muster the wisdom and will to protect the deepest treasures of this planet. The freedom to build a better life in our time and the promise of life everlasting in his kingdom. Alexander Solzhenitsyn told us our entire earthly existence is but a transitional stage in the movement towards something higher and we must not stumble and fall nor must we linger on one rung of the ladder. With your help we will stand shoulder to shoulder and we'll keep our sights on ours. Thank you very much and God bless you.


Drought is one of the common environmental stresses limiting plant growth and development. Drought responsive myrnors were identified by high throughput sequencing in a legume model plant, Medigogo Truncacula. 22 members of four myrna families were up-regulated in response to drought stress. This article was authored by Zhao Minghui, Chen Lei, Wang Tianshua, and others.


We are looking at a samdak kimbap. Gochujang sauce. Like a goger. So winner. Very, very, very good. What's going on everybody? We are here at the Natural Products Expo West 2022 and we got invited by the Korean Agro Trade Center to come here and show you the hottest and trendiest food and health products coming out of South Korea this year.  I'm excited to see the new trends. Let's go. Starting off, we got the Sama Group. They are bringing authentic Korean sauces and authentic Korean frozen foods to the States. Some of the products are already in Costco. Let's go talk to Minco. Could you tell us real quickly about what products you guys have? So these are easy here, right? Grocery and sauces. These products are making it easy to get that authentic taste at home. Hang chef. Up here, they have the sauce that you can use for the Korean chicken wings, KFC. Everybody loves that. But now these are their new products. They kind of have tofu sauces and they have like the Jjajangmyeon sauce. And these are really for your rice dishes. Love Korean food. Now you can get authentic delicious versions. Frozen in your freezer, you know, it's late night. You got a craving. Boom. Yo, that's really good. Yo, they did a hell of a job, man. Frozen Korean food is on another level. This is the advancement. This literally does taste like something I've had at the restaurant or at least Korean barbecue sides. Kimchi fried rice, I know for a lot of people was like their favorite Korean snack. I'm telling you guys in 2022, these frozen Korean products are getting very, very, very good. I think it's cool because when you travel to Asia a lot of the time, you go to the 7-Elevens and you're like, oh my gosh, this food is so good. Even though it's like to go like frozen refrigerator food, but here they're bringing that quality straight out of the bag here in America. So, so as much as South Korea is known for like the external beauty, they're also actually really focusing on the inner beauty now. And there's this whole new health wave going on. So, Korean fermented herbal teas is really blowing up and this company here is doing some crazy things. This is Korean herbal. A balsam. Okay. What is this tea supposed to help you do? This is a puppy tea. Owner and puppy together have a tea time. The human and the dog can drink the same tea. Swing doggy, tea for your dog. If you really love your dog and you want to keep them healthy. David, I think we should get some of this for Nelson and Mochi. So they can bond over tea. Think about it, guys. You can toast with your puppy with the swing doggy tea. Doggy tea. Oh! Whoa! What am I tasting? What's in here again? That's pumpkin and jinseng. Pumpkin and jinseng. That's great. Next up, we got the double layered ice rice cakes from Jeju. And the extra is a handmade and gluten free and all ingredients are from Jeju ingredients. Okay. So Jeju is the most clean island in Korea. Yeah, okay. Yeah. So this is a special of Jeju island. Only in Jeju. So if you buy it, you can really eat it. From the cleanest island in Korea, Jeju is it. This is it, guys. Man, these are really, really good. What's this brand called? Ome Ome. Ome Ome. Come check out Ome Ome. All right, next up, we got this gochujang sauce that hasn't yet made it to America, but it's about to hit the market here. It's not just regular gochujang. It's chou gochujang, which uses pineapple vinegar. So it's gonna be a little bit sweeter and it has a little bit more of that bite. Oh! So do you think when Ms. K's secret enters the U.S. market, people are gonna gravitate towards it? I think so, of course. A burger is anything you name it. I never thought I would just be eating gochujang on a tortilla chip. I know. And it seems like you guys made it the density a lot more like sauce-like, right? Yes. So it kind of looks like a hot sauce right now. All right, you guys, this is Ms. K's secret chou gochujang. You know what it kind of reminds me of? In the Western cuisine, like mango habanero became very popular. This reminds me of the more Asian version. Did chou gochujang get pretty popular in Korea? One of my favorite panchans, they're anchovies. It's good. This is a new wave, man. It's a winner! Ding, ding, ding! The how-you-does-not-just-mean-K-pop. All right, then. So what? This is like a go-gurt. And when would you drink this? Well... Conjac jelly stick on the go when you need a snack and you want to be healthy. I like it. You do? I like it. And it's actually easier to carry than a jelly cup, too, because you know, like, the cups that you can mash those and the leak and stuff. I'm energized. I'm ready to go. Boy, we have a couple of different things. First is our organic line. This is like the Visvida original. This is what we were known for. Okay, right. This is the one you see everywhere in every market, right? But this is the organic line. Okay. Yeah, yeah. The organic one tastes different? Yes, it does. It's a little bit lighter.  It's made with organic stevia. We also have this line. This is our Costco-only line. See, the premium. You gotta be premium to go Costco, you know what I'm saying? And then you guys have the Chupa Chups. These are sparkling waters based off of the lollipops. Yes, exactly. So it's a sparkling soda based off the lollipops. That is actually a brand new product that we're considering releasing as an exclusive distributor here in the US. It's made in Korea, made and bottled in Korea and then it's brought over and so we're just testing out. Is this big in South Korea? Or is it still? No, this is brand new. This is a brand new sparkling soda based off the lollipop, made in Korea. They're deciding still on whether they want to enter the American market. Never seen before and never tried on camera in the history of the world. Chupa Chups, strawberry and creams, popsicle based soda. You can see how creamy it is. Bro, what are you talking about? Allo, you guys know the deal. Good for your skin, good for your body. It's nature's miracle plant. When you want kind of a flavor drink but you want to stay healthy, I think this is going to be a good move. Oh man, that tastes like a lot more than 40 calories. That's how you know it's good. Guys, everybody loves sesame oil. I am a lover of sesame oil myself. I use it in so many different dishes. I'll pour it on my kimchi. But this is black sesame oil. Now a lot of people, David, are familiar with black sesame as a dessert item. Something that you would crush up, put it in shaved ice or something. But this is the sesame oil version. There's restaurants in New York that are using this right now. Dude, they got premium raw perilla oil. If you guys know about the perilla leaf, an amazing taste. It's so unique. I don't even know how to describe it but perilla oil. I could see it is getting big. Straight from Korea. We're a company from South Korea. It's a brain supplement. It's a dietary supplement. It helps enhance your memory and also your immunity. So the main ingredient is red ginseng, which you know is good for men. It helps you gain strength. And we also have sub-ingredients all made from Asian herb. All right, we are about to try a brain supplement that is not supposed to only make me stronger but also increase my memory. It's called brain plaque. All right, you guys, here it is. Whoa! I thought it was Sichuan peppercorns for a second. All natural ingredients taken from the earth there to make you stronger, make you smarter. D-nature bio-lives. All right, so this is how you actually take the brainplex. We're going to shoot it into our mouths and then we're gonna wash it down with water. You need to remember everything from today. All right, you guys, we're in front of Eco Road and they are selling an organic cheddar cheese from Korea. What's special about this cheese? It's a hundred percent good. Don't be surprised if in a few years everybody's only wants South Korean cheese. Hey, it makes sense because you know on a lot of like popular Korean food dishes they use cheese, so now they got Korean cheese on Korean food. Well, that's so soft. I could see that going very well on Doc Jim. Doc Jim, Calbee Jim on your ramen. All right, next up we have fine Korean red ginseng and they have all different forms. They have a jelly form, a tea form. They have a liquid form and this is just really, really good for your health, guys. I think Korea, what they're trying to do at ginseng is really, really interesting because everybody's known of ginseng but there's different types of ginsengs and now they're like trying to incorporate it into your life really easily. For me, I always grew up with ginseng products, you know, being Asian but the thing was like they were so old school they didn't really have a modern application. It didn't really appeal to me. You know, what they're doing here at Fine FT is bringing it to the new modern generation. G-pop, ginseng pops. Great to take the very old school kind of herbs that are known to be very, very healthy. I've never had anything like this before. Honestly, this was super good. Probably one of the most delicious ginseng products I've ever had. The ginseng flavor is maybe like at about 35%, 40%. I like it. That chewable is straight up ginseng, very ginseng-y but I do feel very healthy while eating it. You probably gave it. Yeah, definitely. I also. I'm focused. Okay. I'm locked in. Andrew, you're looking at 2,000 milligrams of premium vitamin C. Woo, going in my water. From Huan's Foodians. Guys, this is a health brand and they're doing all types of things. Obviously, they got ginseng jelly. They got pomegranate juice. They have pumpkin juice right here. Everything that's for your health. Oh, I'm gonna take the pumpkin juice, pumpkin pomegranate. Right. I can see that people honestly going out and drinking and mixing this with something. 2,000 milligrams of vitamin C, not your average vitamin C pack. That'll wake you up. Guys, we are looking at a samdap kimbap or a cheese filled onigiri. And this is from Shirakiku. And don't be surprised, guys. If this is making it big in the US, this is already big in many convenience stores all across Korea. Oh my gosh, look at this cheese stretch. Oh! Guys, you need a snack to go and you want to get your kimchi fried rice fixed. It's something like this. Yo, samdap kimbap, guys. Dude, just gonna make it in a microwave. It's got the cheese, everything already on it. Super convenient. Mm. Oh, the stretch. What is this? What is this? This is quite the mozzarella stretch right here. Wow. We're still going, bro. Oh, that's too crazy.  Great, easy way to get your Korean fix from the Korean convenience store to your doorstep. All right, you guys. The next booth we are at is a brand new product. It's a South Korean company, but they don't have this product in South Korea only for the US market. Premium seaweed snacks. You know what I noticed? You guys weren't able to kind of make it look like fish skins. Organic seaweed. Oh, these are really light. It's not heavy, not too greasy. It doesn't seem like it's gonna give me a lot of that kind of like hot food feeling. In Cantonese, we might say, eat hay, but this is delicious actually. All right, guys, we're here with Manuela and we're about to go spin this wheel for some prizes of Korean products. Wow. So this is a virtual wheel. It is. You just spin it like that. To the right. Either way, it's fine. Okay, I want the cooked white rice. So I'm trying to get that. There you go. Let's try to make that happen. Fingers crossed. If I get something better, I'm not ready. We got a lot of good stuff here. I know, right? That's been the theme of the day. Let me get a spin. Let me get a spin. Yes. Boom. There you go. Spin it until we get the dog doing it. Candy. Hot sauce. Hot sauce. Take it. Hot sauce. Okay, that's a good one. We got the Bulldog Sauce. All right, you guys, thank you so much for watching that video. We got to check out some brand new products that have yet to enter the US market or have just entered. I think some of these have a huge chance of being the next big thing that you might have on your kitchen table in the next year or two. Yo, trust me. You guys know that we keep up with Asian items, Asian food, Asian ingredients in general. And I saw some stuff today that really, really blew my mind. David, what was your favorite one? The Korean wave is continuing to keep rolling. There's more and more new dramas. I'm going to go ahead and say that the Jeju Island. The double layer from Omeone. A 10 out of 10. The product that I think that is going to get really, really popular very, very soon is the Cho Gochujang, which is the pineapple vinegar Gochujang. Everybody knows Gochujang, but I think now that everybody knows it, people are also like, yo, what's next? What's the different iteration? And that one just had a lot of like sweetness, a little fruity bite to it. And I think that one's got some legs for sure. Huge shout out to the Korean Agro Trade Center. They made this video possible. We never get a company these conferences today view the new products. It's like very interesting. I know traveling is kind of hard for a lot of people, but if you wanted to see and get a preview of the trendy products that are trendy in South Korea right now that are trying to make its way over to America, this was the opportunity here. So I'm really glad I'm very honored. Man, I'm so filled up on Jinseng and Brainplex. My mind is going crazy. So be on the lookout for some of these products. I'll have some links down below if you want to see some more information on it. And let us know in the comments down below what you thought was really cool and what you would like to see at your store coming soon. Shout out to the Natural Products Expo West. That's it for this video. And until next time, we out. Peace.


e here the first thing is of course there is a bug so somehow we need to allow the user to enter the input with an uppercase H and then the second thing I don't like is there are really two things going on in this problem first the computer tosses a coin and then second the user makes a guess however in the code those two independent steps they are somehow modelled together I don't like this so in a way as I said before if some problem in the real world consists of two independent steps I don't want to see code that indemingles these two steps I don't want my code to be more complex than reality I want my code to be a simpler model or a simple model of the world so let's see how can we improve that remember that in chapter 2 we also talked about how to modularise code and that's exactly what we will do so we will write a function getGas and then the function it has a nice dock string of course but then what does it do well the function that actually reads the dock string so the function processes the user's input and the function takes no arguments and returns either a string or the none type and it says either has for tails if the input can be parsed and none otherwise so this function already takes care and valid so how do we implement it so we have the built-in input function here the built-in input function prompts the user a message and then whatever the user enters will become an object of type string in python and this string is assigned to the variable gas and then what do we do in the second line of code we call methods on the gas on the gas object first we call a method call.strip another method on it called .lower so what does .strip do .strip gets rid of leading and trailing white space so in other words if we prompt the user to enter something and the user accidentally hits the space key first before entering heads for tails then this space will be ignored that's what the .strip does and then .lower does what we think it does it just lower cases all the characters and then whatever we get back from a gas will be stored in gas again and then so now down here once we reach this here we know that we have a text string that is all lower case and so now what we do is we use the in operator that we saw before the container property of the list and check if the gas is in the list of the words heads and tails this contains only two elements the strings, heads or tails and as we saw the in operator just checks if the if the operant on the left hand side is contained in the operant on the right hand side and if it is then we just return it as is because then we know it is either heads or tails so if this condition is true we know that gas is either heads or tails otherwise we return none and the none will mean the user entered something that is invalid something that could not be read as either heads or tails ok so that's the get gas function and now we have another function toss coin and the toss coin function takes an argument called p heads and it defaults to 0.5 so what this means is this function will model at the coin toss however it is parametrized and that's a nice thing because that means we can now by default model a fair coin but by just changing the argument we passed to the toss coin function we can also model an unfair coin and then so how does this function work well the code is rather simple or let's actually check the read the doc string so it takes a probability which is a flow between 0 and 1 we don't validate the input here we assume that p heads is just between 0 and 1 and then it returns at a string either heads or tails so this function now does not return none it always returns heads or tails how is it implemented well if the random number drawn by the random function by the random module is below p heads then it is heads so in other words if we pass in p heads of let's say 0.8 then in 80% of the chances this line the line return heads will be executed and in the other case return tails will be executed so we also use the early exit pattern here because after the first return statement no more line will be executed so this function just gives us back one of two strings and now we have to clue those two functions together how do we do that I use a while true loop so an infinite loop to start with and then I call get guess and I start a result into guess so guess after this first line of code is one of three values it is either heads in lower case or tails in lower case or none and then after that function is executed we execute the next function the toss coin we store this in the variable called result and this will be either lower case heads or lower case tails and now I have three three different cases that I need to take care of so first I check if guess is none please don't be confused that we don't write it like this I don't write it with a double equal this it will work but whenever you compare something to none you should use the is operator the identity operator just accept that and this has to do with the fact that none is a singleton but this is just what we do and then if what is the case is guess is none well we know in this case the user must have entered something invalid in which case we print out a nice message and tell the user hey please enter something correctly and then in the elif branch here we check if guess has the same value as result and this is either true or false and if it is true then we know the user guessed correctly and then we just print out yes it was result because now we know result is whatever the correct result is and then of course we must not forget to break out of the loop and in the other case in the case where the user misgassed the coin toss we just print out oops it was result so let's execute this code cell again and let's for now just enter a text that is invalid enter it and then we get a nice error message saying make sure to enter something correctly and now let's add two spaces here and write hats with a capital H and I get back tails it was tails so let's do it again and hope we guessed correctly it's still not correct and still not correct so three times in a row we now have tails this is something that happens it's quite unlikely so let's try it one more time and now it works so three times the same side of a coin causing a coin several times is a highly unlikely event it just happened I think the code is still correct so it should work and we see that the white space was ignored and tats with an uppercase H does not cause any problems it works ok so we have taken care of both of the downsides the first downside being the problem or the code was buggy and the second one is we had two independent steps in practice and we modeled it with like one intermingled code fragment and here the code is totally isolated so the guessing of the coin so guessing of the coin is totally independent of the tossing of the coin and I like that a lot better because this means my code is not more complex than reality ok this concludes the last slide in this presentation so I briefly summarized what we have learned in this chapter so in this chapter we talked about the different ways of how to implement an iteration logic iteration meaning we execute code repetitively there are two major approaches one is recursion the other one is looping and we see that in memory both of them are a little bit different there are actually cases where recursion can provide a good solution where it is hard to find a good solution with looping generally looping should be the more common case and usually it is enough to loop with the for loop with the for statement but the for statement as we saw is just syntactic sugar for the while statement which allows us to loop to check a condition and loop as long as a condition is true we have seen also cases where both kinds of iteration go wrong so we have seen infinite recursions we have seen infinite loops and then also here we have seen another case which is the indefinite loop and I think the indefinite loop is quite nice because it allows us to code up games and so you will probably in the first couple of examples in your first couple of weeks of coding mostly use the for loop and a little bit of the while loop I think you won't work too much with recursion in the beginning if you want in the exercises you will find a very popular recursion example which is called the Towers of Hanoi and you can look at this and this is a problem which you can only solve by recursion and which is also a classical problem so it's very well studied and you should also look into that and then as you get better in programming, more experienced if you want to solve problems from the field let's say supply chain management and logistics you should learn about a field called dynamic programming which is conceptually similar to what we learned in recursion so we solved a problem from the end in the backwards session and many problems in supply chain management are solved this way so it's definitely worthwhile to know what a recursion is and if you don't get recursion the first time around that is absolutely no problem I think recursion is a topic that is quite challenging to some people but you should if you don't understand it keep on repeating it until you get it because as I said there are nice applications with it and other than that we saw the first time that we have the list object we looked at the concrete list object and tried to analyze some of its abstract behaviors and we said that it has two properties that we identified in this chapter the first property of a list is that we can loop over it and any object that can be looped over for example and then also the second property was that a list object contains other objects and we also saw that also see that of course when we draw a list in memory where a list is nothing but a collection of references to other objects so it truly a list object is nothing but a container for other objects and then we said that these two properties are independent of each other as we will see in chapter 7 then finally list objects have a total of 4 independent abstract concepts behind them and together this will make up the so called idea of a sequence and sequential data is one of the most common ways of data we will look at as business people so this is very worthwhile to study and other than that this is it in chapter 5 we will look at numbers in detail and we will come back to the fourth statement in detail also in chapter 7