The following is a presentation of TFNN. The TFNN Bull Bear Training Hour. Every training day, live at 10 a.m. Eastern. Call now. Toll free at<PHONE_NUMBER> or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TFNN Bull Bear Training Hour. Now, Tom Antt, Tommy O'Brien. Welcome, folks. Appreciate your garal and a problem with us out here. We have the down industries down 69, NASDAQ down 17, S&Ps off 8. When you started the news, it was green. Yeah, things move quickly right now. Gold. Gold contract down to buck trade in 1465. We get oil. We get silver down 13 cents. $16.88. An ounce of light sweet crude off a buck. $56.16 a barrel. Notes and bonds. You get the 10-year up five ticks. $128.18. The 30-year up nine at $156.30. King dollar. King dollar up 171 ticks. Trading at 98, 312. The euro is at 110. The yen is at 109.18. And the pound is at 128 to one U.S. dollar. And why don't we get to the news driving all that action right now? That was quite a dirt drive, man. Surprise, surprise, man. So you got President Trump out there with reporters this morning, just in the last few minutes, right after 10 a.m. saying he has not agreed to full tariff rollback with China. And somehow the market finds that surprising, and we're pulling back after the news yesterday that China said that they've kind of come to an agreement that they'll both rollback all their tariffs. Trump said China wants a possible reversal of tariffs imposed in the trade while he won't fully roll them back. Yeah, and that just took 10 quick points off the S&P. Seriously. And that wasn't, you know, I thought it was a tweet when it first came out. But that's evidently on the lawn of the White House right now talking with reporters. I don't know if it's on the lawn. It's somewhere with reporters, right? Yeah. He's on his way golfing, man. It's Friday. That's right, baby. It's a beautiful thing. Disney. Let's go take a look at Disney. This is quite a number, man. Sure is. November 12th, which is Sunday. So I think they're coming out with that streaming service, like, end of this weekend, and market like what they had to say last night. That's for sure. So Disney's up $5.33. I'm not sure what's going on here. Trading $138.31. Yeah. So let's see what they did have to say. Yeah. Let's see what they got going on. Maybe this top one. So biggest intraday gain in seven months. Let's see. Well, the results were greeted warmly by Wall Street. Most analysts are focused on the upcoming launch of the Disney Plus. The service should take the wheel in determining the trajectory of the stock from here, one of them talking about. Let's see. We might be underestimating the size of the first year of launch given launch dates for the service in Western Europe and potential for more bundles like recently announced with Verizon. Yeah. Let's see what they got down. They're going to have everyone's going to be a partner. Yeah. So let's see. Maybe we'll clip back because I saw somewhere they're going to be on. The second one gives you the numbers. Okay, cool.  It's got to be, I mean, media 6.51 estimate was 6.37. Parks, experience, let's bring it down a little bit. 6.66. Look at that. Beat it by 100 million, 6.56.  It is. Fourth quarter, media networks operating income 1.78. It's got to be, I mean, media 6.51 estimate was 6.37. Parks, experience, let's bring it down a little bit. 6.66. Look at that. Beat it by 100 million, 6.56. I mean, staggering when you beat it everywhere. 1.78, it was 1.64. That's amazing. And this has nothing to do with the Disney Plus service, just in terms of beating everywhere across the board. No, no. Pretty intense. It sure is. I just want to try and get one more back because I wanted to get the actual talk. Let's see the prospects. Yeah, so here we go. So $7 a month service featuring most of the company's best films and TV shows debuts Tuesday. Okay, Disney had already signed agreements to distribute the product on devices by Apple and Roku. Amazon, which sells the fire, had been a notable holdout as the companies argued over terms, but agreements with those tech giants, along with promotional time with Verizon, mean Disney Plus can get off to a fast start when it launches next week. Disney World's largest entertainment company is counting on the new service, along with Hulu and ESPN Plus, to deliver growth as consumers continue to abandon. It's a pretty cool package when you think Disney's kids, ESPN's sports, who lose some other stuff that fills the gap maybe of some type of show. So on the Disney one, Hulu will be on there also? No, they're going to be able to package all of those together, though. They will have something. Disney Plus is going to be its own $7, but they're going to have, I believe, a bundle with the three, which you might get into as well, which they're not even talking about yet, probably because they say, listen, let's get Disney Plus out of the gate, right? And then, because they already have, I think they said they've got three, three and a half million ESPN Plus subscribers. Let's see if they get down into it. Let's see. So shares rising. The most since April. Disney's sort of April after they first initially outlined the ambitious subscriber numbers for the streaming service by 2024. They got the parks and profits down here, which we said they kind of crushed it out of the park. So let's see what they got. Profit, the company's ESPN network fell due to rising sports programming costs and shrinking cable subscribers. We all know that. Earnings at the ABC Broadcast Network also dropped with fewer TV shows being sold to third parties. Meanwhile, losses to the newly created direct-to-consumer division soared to 740 million. The Disney Plus streaming business is part of that division. So it makes sense. They got some infrastructure to build. Disney Film Studio continued its strong performance with a remarkable 79% leap in profit thanks to its then included new Toy Story 4 Aladdin. The company releases Frozen 2 in the final chapter and the final chapter of Star Wars. Those should deliver some. The final chapter of Star Wars, are people going to be interested in that? They might be. Yeah. I would say so. It feels like we've had the final chapter of Star Wars for about 10 years now. I don't know. You must not be keeping up. I think they always had them in the queue. But this is, I think, the last, but then maybe they'll have the prequels so they'll write some more. And what is the prequel again? Before. Oh. Yeah. You have the sequel afterwards. You have the prequel, which kind of gives you a reference what happened before whatever you've watched previously. Wow. Let's take a look at some of the higher volume equities out here and see, too early to see whether we're going to get any volume in this market out here today. We have GE's down four cents. No big deal. Walt Disney's the big one. That's up five. Another biotech is biting the dust. We'll go back to that. That's down $25. It's trading at $10. Oh boy. Teradata. That's a big hit. Teradata's down seven bucks. That's trading 23.  I mean, small potatoes when you look at 491, but up 46 cents from $4.30 yesterday. Yeah. You get Zillow up four bucks. That's over 10%, $37. You get Dropbox down 172. And how about Gap, right? The CEO out. They're looking for some tough retail sector to be in. Gap, I heard it today, referenced the khaki king in the 90s. The world's come a long way since then. Yeah. And there it is. I heard it on Bloomberg. No longer the khaki king in the 90s. Gap's been in need of an overhaul for a very long time. And ArtPak won't be the one delivered. Their CEO being fired late Thursday as his turnaround efforts failed to reignite sales growth. Disappointing third quarter performance. Sending the shares plummeting and late trading. The apparel company that includes, so you got Gap. Banana Republic. So I guess they brought back a member of the founding family to lead the company. Well, it figures out a long-term plan. Yeah. Well, guess what? The amount of competition, you know, if I go back to when I was your age, as to the amount of competition in the retail business in general, meaning, you know, like you had khakis, you had jeans, right? Khakis. Yeah. I thought you said khakis for a second. Yeah. Well, the, now, I mean, there are so many... There are. There are just like so many... So check this out, though. 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So the engineers were nearly done redesigning the software of the ground at 737 in June when some pilots hopped in the simulated to test a few things guess what didn't go well. Simulator, computer, glitch caused it to dive aggressively in the way that resembled the problem that had caused the deadly crash off Indonesia and Ethiopia months the crash is multiple unfortunately. So bottom line is that they get some heavy problems here man. And they I would love to go back right now and talk about what the people in charge of Boeing were saying in June as this was going on right because it wasn't hey all hell is breaking loose and in these simulators still you know right yeah so that led to an extensive redesign of the plane's flight computers that is dragged on for months repeatedly pushed back the date of its return to service according to people briefed the company which initially expect expressed confidence it could complete its application to recertify the plane with the FAA within months now says it hopes to do for to do that before the end of the year in reference here the airlines are all pricing in that they're not gonna have the 737 max back in rotation at least next year right Boeing is the only one that somehow is still publicly stating that they hope it's coming back it's November man we're getting articles like this and people are gonna be jumping on commercial airline flights on the 737 max in the next six to seven weeks I don't buy that I don't buy anything they say to be fair excuse me and so changing the architecture of the jets twin flight computers which drive autopilots and critical instruments has proven far more laborious than patching the system directly involved in the 737 max crashes so they had to do even more than they initially thought I mean as I said what was going on initially man that this wasn't discovered it's it's say it's you know I think it's criminal I don't know enough about it they better look into it man because I don't see how it's not criminal when all of this stuff comes out in the future the redesign has also sparked tensions between aviation regulators and the company as recently as this week the FAA and European Aviation Safety Agency I think that's the euros similar FAA right asked for more documentation of the changes to the computers said one of the people potentially delaying the certification further developing and testing software and airlines is an exacting process manufacturers may have to demonstrate with extensive testing that a software failure leading to a crash would be as rare as one and a billion it better be man there are a lot of flights that go on on a daily basis so you know you can't say one a million because guess what there's millions of flights okay so you can't even one you know it's really complicated as I'm sure we can all imagine it totally makes sense why it takes longer compared with the initial redesign of the software system involved in the crashes which is known as its abbreviated MCAS maneuvering characteristics augmentation system the work on the flight computers will likely create an exponential increase in the test required before it's approved and they said before maybe had 10 now it could be as many as a hundred doesn't come for the added time to design that before they even test it and the work on the planes originally focused on MCAS that was basically what they think may have been responsible for those two crashes and it's just remarkable man let alone you had the first crash and Boeing was just kind of covering up what was going on there man let's take a look at that equity yeah let's give you a long road for them man there's no doubt that look at equities hasn't get touched yeah pretty well it is this has a high volume low down at the yeah it'll make its way down here at some point it's remarkable that none of those gains from 2016 or 2017 because there's there's there's two companies man Boeing and Airbus right I think the market keeps pricing in the guess what Boeing ain't going anywhere man yeah now and if they ain't going anywhere then the price tag might maybe right right you know all right yeah let's go take a look at Zillow see what they must have come with numbers here so Zillow is up 445 the low for the age 26 the highest 51 it's closer to this low that's for sure so let's see what they have to say whoops excuse me oh look at this that's so too funny so this is gonna be high gross gross numbers we'll see whether you get any margins in it okay so Zillow reported third quarter revenue that beat estimates Zillow posted 745 million exceeding the average estimate of 718 it got a boost from its arithmetic algorithm algorithm driven algorithm driven spin on home flipping let's see the company bought 2,291 homes in the third quarter sold 1,211 generating a 380 generated 85 million in the home segment yeah it's always gonna be a big number because houses cost money but where's the profit let me see the same period the company reported just a hundred and while 11 million in home revenue of course that's we're just talking gross there the rapid growth has come with mounting losses Zillow reported an adjusted loss in the segment of 68 million before interest tax depreciation and rotation still investors appear willing to focus on the growth oh my god yeah so yeah read that last one right because Zillow's also tweaked the way it sells leads to real estate agents premier agent the company's online marketing business generated 241 million of revenue for the quarter is stabilized after unpopular changes led to an agent revolt the company's testing another marketing strategy called flex yeah and I remember when this is coming up right so they have the algorithms they're buying the home they're looking to flip them they're not gonna buy and hold they're gonna sell them I think it was like 90 days or something like that just get them out yeah they go in very quickly go out very quickly yeah that's look at this this is this is fundamentally as dangerous mine might take on what they what they have there because you can see your gross numbers can go up dramatically if you're buying houses there's no doubt about that but they still only sold half the houses that they bought they still not from 65 huh we'll see what happens yeah you're coming into the down draft out there from the November of 2018 but bottom line is it you know it's so intriguing so sometimes you don't know I would say that well we'll find out how much investors actually do work on that because it let's say if you are selling it was Apple selling their product and you had an expansion of price like that I could see that you know 11 million to what was that 600 million three something for you what a big number that's a big number yeah but in houses that's not do you know what I mean yeah every house likes two or $300,000 right sure 10 houses is $2 million you know yeah now I wonder why there's nothing over here I was just looking at the the profit numbers on what they're doing look at all losses yeah yeah yep but what what has happened and will will happen my take on this folks is that the and you I suspect you're gonna get some of these other companies in it in that same business is there are plenty of people that absolutely will take a good cash off a quick yes okay and their split on this is pretty good meaning they're there what they're charging they're charging the underlying charge is 15% so they're saying to you right okay great I'm gonna come in and give you 300,000 okay but they have an underlying fee of 15% on that okay love to hear the details so they're gonna charge them 45,000 is that we because that's what you just said yeah maybe that sounds like too much I think it may I know you don't know I would love to okay stay right there folks I'm gonna be coming back with Lou from Spokane Washington down 51 that's like a splat S&P's off four and a half we're coming right back hi folks Tom O'Brien here if you like to get my daily newsletter market insights then now is a great time to sign up for a 30-day free trial every morning by 9 30 I send out my morning letter to subscribers with market commentary on a variety of markets currencies and commodities to keep investors up to date on the day's trading action included in market insights are specific buy and sell recommendations for stocks ETFs and even options which stops and price 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four and a half let's go to Lou in Spokane, Washington. Morning Lou. How you doing? I mean, I'm pretty good. Good. As we're mentioning both interesting situation and you know, we see it developing here and it's not developing in a good way. I think most would agree with that. Yeah, especially when you get hundreds of lives lost. It's not even, you know what? Then we have another crash.  Well, hopefully that doesn't get rid of the plane.   Why didn't they do it on the first time?  It's like that's where I failed to see how because we already had one crash. They had reports of it. There were already reports coming out that there were emails in there that their main test pilot was having problems. So where was the same amount of, you know, people that were saying, Oh boy, if it ever happens again after we had these internal emails after the first crab before the first crash, right?  So what's the difference between twice and three times? Why happened happened twice because they knew that they knew before the first one. That's was the tough part in my mind on this one. And Elijah problem really has to do with they should have made a new plane versus trying to refit a plane. And that's what they did. There you go, Tom. That's what I was going to put in and throw into the conversation. That's what at some point, they got a backup. See they that the whole premise was we're just going to stick this new monster engine on top of a plane we already got that's flying well, certified isn't crashing. But we're just going to throw this new super big engine on there and everything's going to be fine, right? And then the engine was so heavy that they had to tweak the software to make sure that it would calibrate correctly for much heavier engines. You know, it's it's and you know what we called that in the software industry, Tommy? What is that? You know what we compensate for basic design with software. Right? Well, interesting. No, it's yeah, we're seeing it in action, man. They're struggling continually. It kind of works. It usually works right until it doesn't work. Yeah, and not to the tune of we need literally impeccability safety wise, which they and that's why I say, you know why so they had big problems again in June in the testing facility, right? Well, where they had they had the main tester pilot having problems before that's the biggest worry. It's like they're everywhere. So I don't understand how that wasn't every end.  Well, what they're still doing though, so check this out. They lost press releases as to coming out. They're still fighting Boeing is still fighting of putting the pilots in the simulator first before they put them back on these planes.  And then they're still fighting that aspect versus literally just putting them on like tablets for training. Yes, that's versus that which is just astounding. Oh, so they want that. I know that's I'm saying, you know, versus his your Apple tablet. Yeah, just click through the OK's and you'll be a trained pilot on this. It's the basic mistake Boeing made in this whole process, guys, because they always said safety is number one. This time they said safety is number two. Number one is saving the box. Yep. That's a bummer to say it to the least. So we'll see, man, it's it is and we all fly. So it's pretty, you know, and we should have, you know, it falls on us to hold our officials to get the FAA in line to because that's why you have regulations, man. And that was a big, big problem, obviously, that we're just passing the buck in terms of self regulation. Yeah. No, not going to happen, man. That's what did happen. It is. It's a bummer. Exactly what did happen. Yeah. Well, we appreciate the call, man. Okay, Lou. Have a great one, man. Have a safe one. Okay. Well, you know, I appreciate the good work you guys are doing. We appreciate the calls, man. Okay, have a good weekend. So if we go back to Zillow again, folks, okay, we got it looks like Zillow charge was six to nine percent. One article we found said maybe six to nine percent fees. It just said be careful. It was very general. It's from a site that I've never even heard of. So again, okay, we're going to plug that site list with clever.com. I'm a site. I know I just I have no idea who this person is that's writing this blog to be I like to. Okay, you don't like to hear that. He's he's he's not happy, folks. He's not happy. They see it. Why do they see it? You're not happy. Okay. So I don't know who wrote this, though. This is where they could have a bias as well. That's my only point. Everybody's got a bias, man. You were talking about 15% fees on Zillow. This person is talking about six to nine. I don't know what the actuality is. I don't know what this site is who there is. You know, this person could be a real estate seller that does not want again people to go through Zillow so they could be very bad.  They hear you. Why not just say it for him if you're going to say it under your breath? You just said 15%. I had a problem with that. This price is six to nine. I don't know if that's real either. So I get it. Okay, everybody's got a bias, man. This person is probably a real estate agent. Nobody that's a real estate agent is going to want homes to be sold through Zillow. So they're going to maybe be a biased statement. See, I think what's going to happen, right? Okay, this should be good. Let's go. Well, no, this is what I think. Okay, what will happen is Zillow's out there doing it, right? Red Finn is trying to figure it out. You'll have a few more of them buying it. Now, right now, they're trying to buy it. I would say that they're trying to buy it at market, under market, wherever that is. And what they are doing is that if they don't move that out, like I mean really quick, like with a month, they go in, you know, try to fix it with a month. That's for sure. They don't move it on another month. They get on a price very quickly. They do. I think what we'll end up seeing is that they'll end up overpaying in markets to a certain point. And the reason for that, like they're getting rewarded today because their gross numbers went up so dramatically. Yes. You know, and, you know, they're still losing money, but the gross number looks good. So if you can get eyeballs to look good, imagine what you can get when you're looking at the aspect. That's valid for sure. You buy what? You buy 2100 houses and your revenue? 385. It's a second quarter, right? It goes from 11 million to 385. And I agree with that completely, no matter what. You know, there's no bias to that. They're growing their revenue and they're losing money. Yeah. The only thing is it's literally the first quarter they're doing it in. No, I'm with you. So to expect that they're going to crush it and profit in the first quarter, the market may be just liking to see that they're approaching half a billion dollars in revenue in the first quarter. And 68 million dollar loss. That's a big number. We'll see how that grows in or decreases in future quarters for sure. They'll be watching it, man. And you got, there's a 7.7 billion dollar market cap. Certainly a big market. It is. It is. So let's go over to bookings. Now bookings. Speaking of online, right? Yeah.  I think when TripAdvisor, someone came out. Yeah. So let's get Kevin Hinks on the line, man. We need some defined vish. Stay right there, folks. Tell me about it. If you're in the CD market and looking for a secure investment, the Tiger First mortgage program may work for you. The security for these first mortgages are building lots in the tax opportunity zone in St. Petersburg, Florida. The Tax Act of 2018 set up tax-free zones across the country where you can build and hold for 10 years and pay no tax on the profits, which makes these lots valuable. The investment is anywhere from 30,000 to 75,000. The interest paid is 7% yearly paid on a monthly basis. 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Okay, so he pushes out his ads that you don't ever buy an annuity. And I don't know anything about annuities, whether they're good or bad. So that's that. But he's saying that annuities are bad because the fee structure is too big in all of this. What gets intriguing in this one is that he actually went out did business with the business of Barclays and Credit Suisse, right? They made some ETNs so that he could juice his portfolio up. But this is that this is the disclosure. This is what's pretty cool about what's it. Well, it's not cool for the clients. What's inside it. Now, we understand here at TFN and all you listen is that totally understand even if you haven't traded them because we get so many calls on the leverage products.  Okay, so we have doubles, triples. We know the daily investment vehicles. You know, you're taking a risk for money manager. However, what this article is about, if we move down a little bit and he uses, he uses as a leverage, right? But what this article is stating is that when they are talking to their clients, he had them use a different word here. Now, let me find this in here because what ends up happening is that let's see, even though the leverage notes, I'd read this this morning, okay, he uses a different word when when the clients are asking about this, he's using a different he's not calling them leverage products, he's calling them enhanced products. I believe that's what he's going to do. There you go. Oh, is it here? Is it there? Enhanced strategies. Oh, cool. Okay, right. Can you just read it? I can see it. So we got, I mean, there's just the headline, I think that's right. Enhanced strategies. ETNs emerged about 13 years ago to give investors access to markets, such as currencies or commodities, or as a more tax efficient way to invest in certain types of companies. For a money manager like Fisher, there's a different appeal, leverage. Well, much of Fisher's recent cash exodus has come from large pension funds, wealthy individuals and families make up a lion's share of its assets with more than 69 billion invested across the more than 65,000 separate accounts. That means Fisher would find it hard to enhance its returns using borrowing money as a hedge fund might, but the firm can use ETNs since they can be bought and sold from multiple clients as easily as a stock. That's one of the things I think really get interesting is why he'd be using them. Right. So Fisher currently uses the notes, these notes to get what many of the offering documents describe as quote unquote enhanced exposure to large cap growth stocks in the US, global high yield bonds and Europe's 50 largest companies, the data compiled by Bloomberg show, investment counselors, investment counselors, that should be in quotes as well. At Fisher, we're taught to downplay the risks involved with ETNs by calling them enhanced instead of leveraged when discussing them with clients according to former employees who asked not to be identified. Yeah, I bet the firm justified this approach by saying that the ETNs weren't leveraged in the common use of the word since it couldn't lose more than it invested, the people said, well, do they know that they can lose 100% then? No, they don't. Yeah, exactly. That's what I'd say. Exactly. Right. And we're talking double exposure too, by the way, just so you can get this how these ETNs are going. He doesn't have triple. These are doubles, but even so, it's pretty intense. Such diversification mitigates daily volatility compared to less diversified investments. This is Dillard, the Fisher spokesman. Yeah, so ripple effect. At least five banks have issued notes branded with Fisher Investments moniker data compiled by Bloomberg. For customers, the ETNs don't come cheap. The banks charge management fees to structure, issue, and run these products, plus a chunky spread to cover their funding cost. Some of Fisher's ETNs ended up charging at least 0.4%. The average ETF cost 0.48%. Yeah. That's pretty well. Any ETN downsizing by Fisher could ripple through the industry. Fisher accounts for, check it out, 70% about of assets in Goldman Sachs Group's small ETN business and half of the assets in UBS's notes. Yeah, and of course, UBS and Goldman, no comment. Right. Yeah. So it's so, it's so, it's so intriguing to me reading it. It's like, OK, because what tends to happen, we know when we're trading, you know, the doubles and triples, I think when people are, you know, basically invested for a long period of time, right? No, I'll say it right. Look at that ETN market, man. Fisher, the rest of the world. That is quite a piece of the pie when you're talking about that. Yeah. And that's what they set up here, that dominate more than a quarter of the $22 billion market in ETNs. So you got to know what's inside your portfolios. That's what it comes down to. Yeah, one of the tigers want to look at stamps. What the heck happened here? They're back, baby. In a great way. They're back. Yeah. STMP, I believe it's going to be. STMP. Look at this move. Not quite back to their eyes, but now back from the doldrums. That's for sure. Up 14 bucks. Look at that. Why don't we put a little bit longer time frame just for a reference of their utter collapse? No, even a few years will do it. Yeah. There you go. It's still tough. That's why I was like a little you know, done this. Down from $284, you had a low of $33, but you had $302. It's a three-bagger since June. So let's see what they have to say here. Yeah. Let's see. What do you think? Where we go? Yeah. Top one? Might hit it, yeah. Might not. There we go. So let's see. Total revenue $136 million. So down. I want the estimates though, right? Because we know they might be down. Let's see if we jump around. I'm not sure what that BFW. Let's see if we got here. So they jumped 19% after the company recorded third quarter results above expectations and raised its full year profit and revenue outlook. That'll usually do it. They made a deal with UPS, right? That's what they did. Yeah. I don't think yesterday, though. That was already made. Yes, it was exactly right. That was one of their prior announcements, the kind of part of the run that they've had. So we got one LLS here saying stamps still remains a hard stock to get behind, given the uncertainty around the United States Postal Service resell negotiations, which although have been extended to the end of 2019, still leaving an opening to the downside for revenue margins in next year and the year following. The new UPS deal isn't that positive for volumes and customers. You don't like it when there's a but, but likely fall short of U.S. Postal Service economics. That's interesting. I didn't know that there's still negotiations for the United States Postal Service. I did not either. I did not either. Because if they decided, the first get-go is that they decided not to do business with the Postal Service. So maybe that is part of what actually happened last night, because we have here in the earnings conference call, stamps that had existing reseller agreement were extended through the end of 2019 from that's for U.S. Postal Service. Yeah. Because if they can get it all, I'd still be really skeptical. Yeah. You know, I don't, I don't, not that I don't understand the service they provide, right? I do. But can we see, can you go to after? We'll pull it in even after. How much are they worth? Like as in, is there that much of a piece of the pie? $1.6 billion? I don't know, man. You know? Well, it seems like that. It only depends on a couple customers. 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Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. Happy Saturday coming at you with 2020-2021 Panini Prism English Premier League Soccer. Serial box edition. It's a retail version right here. Ten box break. Random club number five. Only 18 spots. All cards shipped. Got some exclusive Pulsar prisms in there. All sorts of fun stuff. And there's all the teams right there. Big thanks to this group for getting in on the action. And there are the clubs right there. And let's roll it. Let's randomize names and clubs four times. One and a three. One, two, three and four. After four we got Mike down to Richard. One and a three. Four times for the clubs. One, two, three and fourth and final time. After four we got Chelsea down to Tottenham. All right. Mike Tower with Chelsea, Jens with Burnley and Southampton. Ross with Fulham. Bill with Westham United. Kyle with the Combo. Crystal Palace and Leeds. Neal with Arsenal. Kyle with Man United. Alex with the Foxes. Leicester City. Brian with Sheffield and the West Brom Combo. Kirino with the Brighton and Hove Albion. Club Ross with Man City. Bill with Aston Villa. Alex with Newcastle. Ross he got my club Liverpool. Brian with Everton. My rivals. Ross with Wolverhampton and Richard with Tottenham Hotspur. We'll order these numerically. We'll order these alphabetically. And we're going to pause the video and allow for a little bit of trading time if you would like. When we come back, we'll see if there's any trades and then we'll have the ten box break. Stick around. We'll grab back. All right. Welcome back folks. No trades. So the list right here remains the same. Thanks everybody for getting your spots appreciated. Looks like we had opened up a case previously. So I grabbed ten boxes of the cereal box edition, just a retail edition. I like that it called the cereal box edition though. Let's roll. Hopefully we'll find some nice stuff in here. Now big, big Premier League action tomorrow folks. On Sunday, the last game of the season. And so all the clubs are playing at the starting at the same time. So check your local listings. They'll probably be games all over the place on the on the NBC family of networks. And nice Mason Mount. These are all your parallels right here. The pulsars that are exclusive to the set. Mason Mount for Chelsea is nice. There's that'll go to Mike Tower. There's Matt Target for Aston Villa and then Gologante also for for Chelsea. I thought Celtics were looking like they're in good shape and now Brooklyn taking the lead or have had the lead for a bulk of the fourth quarter. Now they're up 99 82. Okay. So as it stands now in the Premier League table, Man City has already won the league. I think Manchester United set at two. Now three, four and five are up in the air. Chelsea and third Liverpool currently in fourth and Leicester in fifth. If my club Liverpool, if they win, I think they're in, win and in. There's a Marcus Rashford for Man United, Kyle. And there's Hyun Min Son for Tottenham. Richard with that one. I think even on goal difference, Liverpool should be should be able to just win and they're in.  I think Chelsea would have to lose and nice Mohammed Salah Silver for my club Liverpool Ross. Todd, what's going on? It was a nice to have him on the second side. It's James Shackleton for Leeds. That'll be for the Combo, Kyle. There is Connor Gallagher for West Brom, Albion, which is for Brian. And we've got another rookie, Red Pulsar, Darnell Furlong also for West Brom. Next one. Yeah, so if Liverpool draw or lose, they'll have to they'll have to count on some losses from Leicester and Chelsea. I think they're, I think the relegation zone, the relegated teams, yeah, Fulham, West Brom, Sheffield, those three clubs are going to go down unfortunately. I think there may be some some playoffs in the next division down that'll determine who gets promoted. Yeah, they call the English League championship. Are those playoffs done already? There's Rookie Silver, Ben Johnson for West Ham. We had an outside shot at getting a Champions League spot for the first time in who knows how long. Just slipped out of that spot. I think it might be in Europa League though. Maybe not. Maybe just outside of that too. There's Ilkay Gundogan for Man City, what a season they've had. They can still chase the Champions League title too, which is something that has eluded them for a while. There's Abdullaie, Decouré. Decouré going to Bryan and Everton. There's Aaron Connolly for Brighton, Atmosphere, Fulham. So let's check out the, so tomorrow's schedule is going to be wild. Right, so Aston Villa is, so all the matches start at 8 a.m. Pacific, 11 a.m. Eastern, and so Liverpool is playing Burnley, I think? No, Crystal Palace. They should be able to take care of business, but, and they've been one of the hotter teams in recent weeks. So they're finishing the season strong after a weird, a weird season in general for them. A lot of injuries started with this guy's injury, and then it kind of all went downhill from there. There's Virgil van Dijk. The imposing center back. Hopefully he'll be back healthy soon for Liverpool. Yeah, Ross with that one. There's Michael Almiron for Newcastle. It's going to be for Alex. Harrison Reed for Fulham. That'll be for Ross. And we got Jamal Lewis for Newcastle. Alex. And their scores club, Marcus Rashford. Fifth box. Harry Kane wants to leave Tottenham. So he may be elsewhere this summer. Summer transfer one should be pretty fun. There's Héctor Bellarine. Nice one for Neil in Arsenal. And there's André Franck Zambo Aguisa. There's Pink Pulsar, Jack Stevens. The Rashford was just an insert, though. Are we, are we still leaving these inserts? But who is the other rookie? Oh, the Fosu Mensa? I mean, all card ships, though. Everything will get to everybody. I'm not going to sleeve the insert, but we find the base cards. There's Kieran Tierney for Arsenal. That'll be for Neil. And there's Hyunmin Son, fireworks for Tottenham. All right, next five. We'll just need to beat Crystal Palace, and then they're in the Champions League. Or else they're going to need some help. We'll see. We'll see Christian Benteke. I think Wijnaldum may leave Liverpool. There's a Christian Polisik. And Kelechi Inacho for Leicester City. That will be Alex with the Foxes. Christian Polisik, Chelsea, Mike Tower. They'll be, we'll see them not only tomorrow, but in the Champions League final against Man City. Adam Lalana, Brighton, former Liverpool man for Kierno, Kierino, that is. There's Yeri Mina for Everton. That'll be for Brian. And Pablo Fornals, Westem United. That'll be for Bill. Put some of this four more box to go. Another rookie Fosu Mensa. United with a great season this year. I didn't think Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was going to be the right guy for the job. Maybe he's navigated this club to a great season. There's a Silver Sam Johnstone for West Brom. There's Fabinho for Liverpool. Ross with the blue Pulsar. There's Helver Costa for Leeds United. That's for Kyle. And we got Courtney House, sorry, Aston Villa. Bill with that one. So as you can see, the blue and the reds parallels are the most common ones. That one pink that we saw, that's, those are the more shorter printed one it seems like. Next box. There's a Silver Hugo Loris and Thomas Susek for Westem United. So my Susek is pretty good. Westem, Bill. There's Roman Saïs for Wolverhampton. Ross has the Wolves. There's Musa Sosoko for the Spurs. Richard with Tottenham. Nice instant impact. Bruno Fernandez. He's had a great season for Man United as well. Good pickup for him, for them. All right. Two more to go. It looks like Brooklyn's going to win this one. 104.93. About 15 seconds left. That might be it for the, for the, yeah. It looks like that's going to be it. I'm going to run out the clock. The Celtics were up for about three quarters or so. There's a Muhammad Saleh and a Billy Gilmore. Silver for Chelsea. Mike Tower. More Chelsea. Hakim Zayek. Blue Pulsar. These cars look really sharp. They're nice. Courtney House for Aston Villa. Bill. And that's more Chelsea. That's Reese James. Red Pulsar. Another one for Mike. All right. Good luck. Last one. Daniel James leading us off. All right on the top. It's Timo Werner. And Pascal Gross for Brighton. Might be Timo Werner's first Chelsea card, I think. And then we've got Ilan Messier for Leeds. Or Messlier. Messlier for Leeds. That'll be for Kyle. We've got a pink Pulsar. Davidson Sanchez for Tottenham. Richard. And nice. A red Pulsar. Hyunmin Son. Very nice. And that's my guy right here. Trent Alexander-Arnold. Incident Impact. There you go. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. A nice 10 box break of 2021 Panini Prism English Premier League Soccer Serial Box Edition. Random club break number five. We'll have another 10 boxes in the store. Go check it out and we'll break some more footy with you next time. Bye-bye.


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Hello everyone and welcome to the Weekly Bros. I am Matthew from Miscellaneous Subri and with me as always is the vision to my Ultron my brother from my only mother. RD how's it going buddy? I'm good man how are you? Excellent. I like how you called me vision right there that means the new improved version of you. Thank you. That's what I was going for. I appreciate that. I am what you are striving to be. When you're right you're right you know what I'm saying? But before we get started please take the time to hit that subscribe button and the bell to stay notified of all of our videos right here on Miscellaneous Debris. Well let's talk about what you want me to talk about brother brother brother brother brother. All right brother brother brother brother. So you know Disney bought Fox or the Fox assets. Yeah it's the deal is done the deal is final the ink is dry the press releases went out all the characters are coming back to the MCU every single one except the ones that are owned by Sony and to an extent Namor and Hulk but the rest of them but we got the rest of them we we we got the good ones. What was the other one besides Hulk? Namor the Submariner. Ah no one knows who that is. It's okay for someone that has no idea who he is he's the Aquaman of Marvel.  You want to know my dream lineup for the X-Men. Fantasy casting. And for the Fantastic Four. That's right. So I did both of them. Okay good good. You know I just like I'm looking on my list I skip Cyclops. You skipped site he's like the main character. Well okay if well if you read the comics he's one of the main characters if you watch the movies I'm looking at my list I'm like this looks wrong I'm like oh it's gonna do one of God here here are the guidelines here we we base them on not so much the characters in Brian Singer's rendition of the X-Men but the age of which those are characters peers up here so you know 30s you know maybe early 40s if you look young enough you know kind of kind of X-Men here. No we're doing Professor X Magneto Wolverine Cyclops Jean Grey Storm. Correct and the Fantastic Four just for shits and giggles because they're fun. Why not why not I'm trying to think of someone for Cyclops really fast I'm like oh god we're basing it on you know our this is our personal preferences is no by no means who they should cast I mean if they do right spoiler alert I guess it's our personal preference so take it or leave it so Rick who did was your pick for Professor X. I picked Terrio Quinn. Terrio Quinn I am not familiar with this actor or you should be an actor it's an actor you should be because he plays Locke I'm lost. Oh well I'm not going through the IMDb's to look up people's names because I don't want to be spoiled with anything so Locke I didn't even think about that. Interesting. Wow. All right. That's a good pick. That's a good pick. Good sound pick. Good sound. Yeah. My Professor X. Yes. Was Daniel Craig. Oh. Oh. Yeah. Good job. Yeah. I mean Shave his head. I think Daniel Craig would be a great Professor X you know take a look at his work in the Bond films and that's really all you need. I mean you've got the cool calm collected stoic character. I can see it. I dig it. I'm digging it. All right. You want to know my Magneto. Absolutely sir. Okay. I got down Stephen Delaney. Stephen Delaney. Yes. He is Stannis Baratheon from Game of Thrones. Oh nice pick. And I got to like it.   Right. Yeah. Playing Stannis. He did. So I could totally see it happening. Absolutely man. I could do solid pick. I can't even do it. I don't even want to say mine now because yours is perfect. I picked Sean Pertwee and you may know him. He's from Gotham. He's from Gotham. He plays Alfred on Gotham. He was also the one of the technicians on the event horizon. If you want to go scare yourself silly this evening and watch a scary flick. I recommend you watch that horizon. But yes. Good Sam Neil movie. I love it. So he's my pick for Magneto. Cool. Cool. I dig it. All right. So for Wolverine I have Jensen Eccles who is Dean from Supernatural. I love Supernatural. I love I love Dean and you know Sam from both of those guys Jensen and Jared. So but I think Jensen Eccles would be a perfect Wolverine. OK. All right. Is he the guy with the short hair or the long hair? Short hair. Short hair. OK. All right. I can see that. I've never watched Supernatural. So I'm not familiar with his work. So I'll say good pick anyway. It's my second favorite show. But oh wait maybe it's my third.  Go ahead. Got you. What do you got. So with Wolverine Wolverine is very near and dear to my heart. I put myself through hell trying to figure out who should play him. And the only thing that helped me with my decision was your decision to go based on the Brian Singer version of the team. And so I went with you know the relative age and height that Hugh Jackman had. Otherwise my perfect Wolverine would be myself. I knew you were going to say but but somebody you know somebody that you know I'm short you know I'm somewhere between five four and five five. You know I think Wolverine should be that height. However with your parameters of which you gave me my pick for Wolverine is Harvey Aire Bardum. OK. I can go with it. Not in love with it but I'm not going to say no. Cyclops.  Can I think of someone real quick. Yeah. So my pick for Cyclops is Josh Dumel which you may know from the horrible Transformers movies. He could look the part. You know he's got the first one. The lead the first Transformers is kind of a guilty pleasure. He's got the leadership quality that you need. Just look at us just like a Transformers. He has that leadership ability to be able to take on that role for this for this kind of team. And I think he would he would have the look for Cyclops. Sure. All right. I just thought of someone off a top of my head. I'm going to go with John Krasinski. John Krasinski foreshadowing. Just going to let you know that one. Oh Mr. Fantastic. I'm assuming it's coming up down the line. I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah I'm sure. So who was your pick for. Let's go. Storm. We'll save Jean Gray for last. Who's your. Storm. All right. I did the Zizi beats. Zazi beats. No Zizi. I like Zizi. Zizi beats. I like saying like that better. All right. Yes. I mean I don't know.  I like her as Storm. So that's fine. A little a little bit of character conflict between the MCU and the Deadpool thing. But you know I'll let that slide. It's good. Good. She she it's Chris Evans survived it. So I'm sure she could do the same thing. All right. Fair point. Fair point. My pick is I'm going to say her last name run because I always do Sophia butella. Who is that. Which you may remember from the mummy. She was also in the Kingsman. The first one. The mummy. Oh she pay the mummy. Yeah. Yeah. Oh I got you. So yeah. She would be my latest one with Tom Cruise. Yes. Correct. Yeah. Okay. Cool. I like that underrated movie by the way. It is very underrated.   You're gonna have fun. Yes.  So did I. Yeah. Whatever. Anyways you want to go Jean Grey first. I'll do mine last or do whatever. Sure. My pick for Jean Grey is Stana Kettick who you may know as Kate Beckett from the show Castle. If anyone is a fan of the show Castle. I celebrate the entire catalog. Yes. She's very attractive but I think that she would be great as Jean Gaye again.   You have leadership. She plays the best possible Kate Beckett you could play. She plays the best Kate Beckett that what's her name. Yeah right. Okay for my Jean Grey I got Karen Gillian. I thought I thought that I think she'd be great again a little little character kind of like but I agree. She would be good. You know. Dream casting my friend dream casting. You are correct my friend. I am correct. I'm always correct. Now we're going to jump jump to the fantastic four. Okay. Just humor me for one second. I had a whole set because before I asked you you know what was the criteria for this. I had a whole younger list of people playing playing these characters. I only had three done by the time these parameters changed. So my if it was a younger version of the characters my pick for Professor X would have been Orlando Bloom. My pick for Magneto is Richard Madden Rob Stark. I know Rob Stark and my pick for Cyclops would have been Joseph Gordon. Love it. He's making good. Yeah. Except now that since you changed those parameters Joseph Gordon. Love it is now my pick to play Adam Warlock. We'll go with that. All right. Fantastic four. The team that you know nothing about except for the movies. Yes. They're really bad movies. Again I enjoyed the first one. So whatever you guys can take. Hey people want to mock me out. Make some weird comments. That's fine. I don't care. I'm going to put a picture for this video. It's just you in a heart with the original Fantastic Four in your face. I think it's because Jessica Elba's in it. She's so hot. Yeah. Hey. I can't disagree with you. Cat was out of the bag earlier. Fantastic Four. Reed Richards. Mr. Fantastic. My pick. John Krasinski. There you go. The good good salad pick. Good salad pick. What about you. I got Richard Madden. Oh.  About that right. Nice man. Yeah. I still I think he I think if Marvel had any sense they would try to bring him into the fold somehow. I 100% agree with you. Who you got for the Invisible Woman. The Invisible Woman's who's storm I have Emily Blunt. Oh god. Why don't you just life imitating art right there. There you go. Exactly. They already have the chemistry. Or is it art imitating life. I don't know. You work yourself into a shoot. I'm tell I watch I did tomorrow there last night or a couple nights ago. So good. Great movie. Oh my god. Such a good movie. Emily Blunt. She's she's really good. Yes. I got a I got your your chick man. I got your girl Chloe Bennett. Oh yes. I love it. Yes. I'm in. I'm in. I can't see this right now. We should cast this. Okay. What do you got for the rock? For the rock. I wonder who you picked for Thing is Johnny Storm. Johnny Storm Human Torch. I have Zac Efron. Oh my god. I was going to pick him and I'm like I can't pick him.  All right. I got his name is Lucas Hedges. He was in three billboards outside Ebbing Mysterious. The only thing I know he was in but I have no I have no idea who that is. That's fine. That's all right. So Thing the the rock man himself. Oh yeah. So the Thing I got the rock. Of course you do. Of course I do. I want the rock in the MCU. There's just all the I don't care where the funky place. I just want him in there but my pick it's a two way tie for either John Cena or Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan. It's a good question. It's good. Hey Joe Rogan will you play the Thing in the MCU? It's a good question. It's a good question. It's awesome. It's a good question. It's awesome. Because not only would you bring in a fan of I know that Joe Rogan was personally a fan of the Fantastic Four and the Thing character. Those are the those are the fanatics man. Salad picks. Salad picks all around. I gotta say who you surprised me with some really some good picks. Well I did put some you know some thought into this. You know contrary to popular belief I just don't wing this every time. I do. No you can't wing. Just just for shits and giggles. I also did casting for Spider-Man people. So I did casting for J. Jonah Jameson, Doc Ock, Electro, Norman Osborn and Harry Osborn. Bear with me really quick. So J. Jonah Jameson, Hugh Laurie. Perfect. Yep. Doc Ock. Like House Hugh Laurie. Yes. Yeah Absolutely. Doc Ock. Mark Campbell. Electro. I have John Hamm. Harry Osborn. I have Cameron Monahan. Who plays Jerome on the Joker or Jerome on Gotham. Oh Gotham. Plays the Joker on Gotham. And Norman Osborn. This is the perfect pick. He has to play this. Michael Seahull. Dexter. He's too old. As Norman Osborn. Oh wait. Not for Norman Osborn. No. Not at all. He's the perfect age for it. So those are my fantasy picks for them. Michael Seahull is a good actor. Yes he is. And he can play a psychopath.  Yes. Yes he is. Good calling that by the way. Thank you. Thank you very much. And as always if you like you can reach us on these social medias. You can hit us up on Twitter at the weekly bros. You can argue up at rock and the d. 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Cavalcade of America sponsored by Dupont, maker of better things for better living through chemistry, presents John Garfield as Bill Forsythe in Continuum Loading with Wally Mayer as Joe Giovanni. Tonight Cavalcade tells about the gallant part played by the United States Coast Guard in the invasion of Sicily, a role later repeated at Salerno. Some 3,000 naval ships took part in this, the greatest invasion force in history, and it took only 72 hours to put men, tanks, munitions, fuel, food, and freedom ashore. Cavalcade star is the popular screen player John Garfield, one of 48 stars soon to be seen in Warner Brothers musical extravaganza, Thank Your Lucky Stars. Our radio play was written by Stanley Young and is based on some of the actual events during the early days of the Sicily invasion. Dupont presents John Garfield in Continuum Loading with Wally Mayer on the Cavalcade of America. As our story opens we are on the deck of an American Coast Guard transport as it approaches the Gulf of Gila on the coast of Sicily, packed with munitions and materiel and tense waiting men. And among those peering out into the blackness are pharmacist mate Joe Giovanni and combat photographer Bill Forsythe. Must be getting close in Giovanni. Yeah? How can you tell? Your knees are knocking louder. Whose knees? I'm excited that's all. My folks come from Sicily. Sicily to Brooklyn. We're stopping. Before you know it, we'll be calling on your relatives. All hands assume condition four. All hands assume condition four. Lower first wave. Lower first wave. Away the boats. Hey, I thought this was a surprise attack. They can hear the captain's voice in Rome. Ah, don't worry. We're five miles offshore yet. That's what worries me. I can swim much more than four and a half miles, breaststroke. Then the combat photographers mate. Yes, sir. What landing wave are you assigned to? Second, sir, engineers, beach platoon communications, hospital unit. Pharmacists mate Giovanni and I are together, sir. Good. When the first wave of rangers hits the beach, they'll send up a red flare. That's when the work starts. As you know, you'll go in off number three now. Aye, aye, sir. But it's black as ink out there, sir. We won't be able to get any pictures tonight. You mean you don't want to go? No, sir. I only thought I might help unload, sir. Pictures don't seem so important all of a sudden. Your job's photography. Yes, sir. Don't worry. You'll get pictures. The moon went in about all 100 when the paratrooper's hit, but wait till the shore batteries open up. You'll get pictures. Anyway, good luck. Thanks, sir. Lower first wave to rail. Lower first wave to rail. Continue unloading. Continue unloading. All right, men. Down those nets. Make it snappy now. So long, rangers. Bring them back alive. See you in a row. Bring them back alive, men. All right, those rangers. They got everything. Brass, nuts, jackknives, blackjack, spike clubs. What do you got, Forsythe? A 45-pop gun and a camera. What have I got? A hypodermic and a bundle of bandages. Listen, we've got the rangers in front of us, the coast guard behind us. What are you beefing about? Nones frutani fiori de la finesse. Not de la carouse. And don't swear at me in Italian. I'm not. I'm not. I'm just practicing, Forsythe. I said, don't spit out of the carriage window. That's all the Italian I remember. Oh, a linguist, huh? Ah, no. Hey, look. There goes the red flare. That means the first wave's in. Uh-oh. The popcorn started, too. Well, we're next, kid. Hey, Forsythe, look at those searchlights. Lower the second wave. They're trying to pick us up. Lower the second wave. All right, you men. Down those ropes into the boats. Hurry it up now. Hurry it up. Here we go.  Come on. Come on. We haven't got all night. Come on. Still with us, Joe? I think so. Second wave aboard, sir. Right. Away the boats. Away the boats. Well, break out the soft anilomite, Joe. In five minutes, you'll be a sore bones in Sicily. Yeah. And my thought for tonight is, be their rangers. Don't worry about those babies, because... And I think when I joined the Coast Guard, they were supposed to rescue capsized sailboats off Long Island. Look. Look. Look at that searchlight. You think it'll pick us up, Lieutenant? If it does, keep down. You know what I wish right now, Giovanni? Well, I could guess. I wish when I was a kid, my mother was giving me an air rifle instead of a brownie camera. Searchlight. Down by, everybody. Down by. I wonder how we look in the limelight. But the way we're packed in, they'll think we're a shipload of tuna.  They ain't kidding, are they? You know what I think? I think somebody's shooting at us. Hey, foresight. Could I trouble you to take that pike pole you used for an elbow out of my stomach? Is that your stomach? Well, of course.  You know, Giovanni, it'd be a kind of nice night out here if there was a moon and you didn't have a beard. All right, man. Coming in. All hands ready to lend. Let the ramp down. Turn on a bar. Full speed ahead. Full speed ahead. You can't disembark tanks at this depth. Gotta dislodge it. The searchlight's swinging back this way, sir. Okay.  By the way, then, that'll lighten the draft. Now, foresight. Yes, sir. You and Giovanni bail out, too. Yes, sir. I just loved to wait with my clothes on. What was that, foresight? I said, aye, aye, sir. When you get on the beach, man, remember to watch out for crossfire. Watch out for our own tanks coming in from other landing points. Watch out for snipers. In other words, watch out. How about booby traps, sir? Don't worry, the rangers have seen to them. Shove off, men, and good luck all around. Continue unloading. Watch out for the searchlight. Let's go. Watch. Continue unloading. Foresight, where are you? Plan on my belly, on the sand. Where are you? I'm about six feet under the sand and trying to go deeper. That surf knocked me around like an old shell. The camera's okay, though. Well, we're in Sicily. What do we do now? Put the flag down. Right now you put your head down and pray, brother. Me with my band-aids and you with your camera. Can't they see we're non-competent? Well, go on, make a complaint. Stand up and yell at them. Uh-oh. Did you see that? See what? I've seen a lot of things. No, no, a shack or something. About a hundred yards down to your right. Wait for the next gunflash. There. There, you see it now? Yeah, I see it. Between the water and the barbed wire. Let's run for it. You got your wind? I never had any. I'm a doctor. I got bad health. Come on. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Poor sight. Wait until that search light goes by. They're pitching at us right now. Come on. I want to get a shot of this in my scrapbook. No use waiting, kid. If your number's on the shallots, I'll... Giovanni. Giovanni. Hey, Joe. Giovanni. Joe. You hit? Poor sight. Poor sight.  Gosh, I... I'm shot. I never thought... Where'd they get you? Right here. In the gut. Who would hurt? Poor sight. Don't talk, Joe. Here, let me get some morphine in my kit. Get me three grains. Sure. Easy, Joe. Easy. I'm getting it. It's in a little round box. I had it all ready for anybody who got wounded. Here it is, kid. Yeah, give me a hand. That's all. Can you get it down? Good boy. That'll take the stinger out.  Don't eat me. Who's leaving you? Didn't we plan this picnic together? Keep quiet. While I look around for a place to toast the marshmallows. Poor sight. Yeah, Joe? Field. There's a big hole in my side. Get and put your fist in it. I'll leave it alone, Joe. Lie still a minute. We'll get while I get my bearings. There. There's the shack. Joe, we're not far. Yeah, grab a hole in my neck. Who am I? Put me down. It hurts too much. Okay, Joe. Wait, wait. I'll try to lift you another way. The old pliamins carry. Come on. It's awful dark, poor sight. I ain't dying, am I?  I got to get those pictures of the Coast Guard in action, and you got to help me. Somebody's coming. Hey there. Hello, home. Got a wounded man here. Come over. Who are you? Poor sight and Giovanni. Coast Guard. Who? Hey, what do you want me to do? Introduce yourself socially? I got a wounded guy here. Grab a hold of his legs and follow me. Okay. Got a leg wound myself. Take it easy. I thought you were just a conversational type. I'll try. Joe. Joe, you all right, Joe? Yeah, come on, soldier. He's out of cold. Give me a hand with him. Okay. Hey, maybe we're carrying a dead man. Dead or alive, this guy goes with me. There comes that searchlight again. Keep down. When it passes, we'll head straight for that shack up there. Shall we see if that sniper is still outside there? Yeah. Stick your tin hat outside the shack. That Nazi... He can really shoot, can't he? He's got us plenty spotted, too. This daylight isn't helping any. The boats are still coming in, though. They'll get us out of here pretty soon. I hope so. Your pal needs a doctor and quick. Last night, you could hear the wind whistling in and out of that hole in his stomach every time he breathed. How's your leg? I'll be okay. Well, let's get him on that stretcher we made anyway. The next boat that lands, we'll run for it, okay? What about that sniper out there? Try him again. Why, he never misses. Joe, Joe, you awake? Continue unloading. Continue unloading. He's been saying that all night, poor guy. Continue unloading. Listen, Joe, they're unloading. The coast guard's out there working like crazy. You ought to see that beach. Looks like a tidal wave struck it. Looks like no erectus arc out there. Where am I? You're in Sicily, Joe. We're not a relative in sight. Sicily?  I feel sick. For sure you do. My stomach hurts. What's the matter? What's the matter with me? You're wounded, Joe. We're going to get you back to the transport. The dock'll fix you up. I was running along the beach, wasn't I? That's right. You were going to take pictures of the coast guard in action. That's right. Don't worry. I got the pictures. Night shots, swelled pictures. Where are they? Let me see them. But, Joe, we're still on the beach. Why? We're losing the invasion? No, but there's a sniper outside the shack. Pops at us every time we stick our necks out. Who's that fellow with you? Oh, that's Harry Tracy, a soldier from Indiana. He'll drag you in. He's wounded, too. We've been here all night. What's this? A hospital. Yeah, and I'm the doctor, see? So you keep quiet. Save your strength. Hey, hey, Harry. Listen. Planes. Hours. See, now's the time to run for it. The planes come over that sniper or claw the earth. Okay, let's go. Help me get them on stretcher. Okay. Steady, Joe. Yeah, come on. Hang on to the stretcher. Where are we going? Home? Yeah, Joe. Back to the transport. Back to Brooklyn? Yeah. Back to Brooklyn, kid. Home. All right, soldier. Here we go. All right. Hit the sand foresight. It's not our planes. It's theirs. Okay. Let's go down. Easy now. Messerschmitts, stay under your tin hat. Those babies cut grass. Take it easy, Joe. We're going home. Jones Beach. Sand. White sand. Never mind, Joe. Noise. All the time noise. My old man don't like noise.  Don't talk, Joe. Continue unloading. Look at those guys. They go right on lugging that stuff on the beach like it was gold. Like they were in a desert island. Yeah, and we're lying here digging in like a couple of scared sand fleas. What do you say we turn, too? I was just thinking the same thing. How's your leg? Oh, I'm okay. We've got to get Joe back to the boat first. Let's go. Hang on, Joe. Come on. Here, look. That's what you want unloading? Wounded man, Lieutenant. Put him in the back of the barge. Watch that, sailor. That's live ammunition. You're juggling there.  Sleep it out, boy. He's got plenty of company. Look, here's a guy without a leg. And this one. Okay, okay. I've seen him. Everybody sees him. Lieutenant Williams, sir. Yeah, what do you want? We want to go to work, sir. Unloading those boats.  Yes, sir, but I just put my pal in the barge there. He's hurt pretty bad. As soon as we get unloaded, as soon as we get back to the ship, I don't feel much like taking pictures right now, sir. All right. I guess you've earned it. Thank you, sir. As soon as the barge is unloaded, I'll take your pal back to the ship. What do they say about Joe? Well, they upright on him right away, and they say he's doing okay. Oh, that's swell. Yeah. Hey, you guys, hold it. I want to get a picture. We're rolling barrels, and he wants to click cameras. What is this? Don't give me that. I've been doing plenty. I got to get some pictures, don't I? Okay, okay. Keep your shirt on. Now, look unpleasant, you guys. I want this picture to be natural. Enemy planes approaching. Enemy planes approaching. Man guns. Man guns. Continue unloading. Continue unloading. Nuts. Easter eggs again. Why does guy stay home? Can't they see we want to be alone? Oh, look alive, sir. Here comes the boss. Forsythe. Yes, sir? You want it below? But the planes, sir. I got to get some action shots. Giovanni wants you. Can't he wait, sir? No. No, he can't wait. Oh. Well, uh, then I'll... You'll find him right in there. Yes, sir. Welcome to the Cavalcade of America sponsored by Dupont, presenting John Garfield as Bill Forsythe, Coast Guard photographer's mate, in the play, Continue Unloading. Wally Mayer plays his friend, Giovanni. As the play goes on, the men of the Coast Guard have been working more than 48 hours without food or sleep and in the face of murderous enemy air raids to unload their transports at Sicily. Abort one of these ships where he has taken his badly wounded friend, Giovanni, is Bill Forsythe, combat photographer. As our play continues, Forsythe has been sent to Joe's bedside. Joe, don't you want to get here? Why not, Joe? You all right? Oh, sure. I'm fine. I had something to eat today, hot food, dry clothes. Yeah, yeah. You look better. Oh, you look better, too. Forsythe, you're a good guy. I want you to do something. Sure thing, Joe. Can I make you more comfortable? You want some water? Listen, Forsythe, I won't be getting back to Brooklyn. I'll cut it out, Joe. Sure you will. No. Come closer, Forsythe. You've got to hear this. OK. I want... I want you to take this ring back to my old man. What do you mean?  No. Give it to him and say thanks. All right, Joe. Listen, Joe... You're talking Forsythe. Anthony Giovanni. He's a good guy, Forsythe. He got ten of us on our feet without rickets. And that ain't bad on 30 bucks a week. Yeah, Joe. It's a nice ring. Yeah. The old man made it for me himself. He learned how to make rings off of silver smith. We used to take a bar of aluminum on a picnic. You're talking too much, kid. I've got to say this. OK, Joe. When we'd finished the picnic, we'd all sit around on the grass, smoking, talking and laughing. But what would my old man be doing?  I'm listening. Maybe... maybe you'd better get on deck and shoot some pictures. No, no. I've got plenty. Tell me about your old man. Well, there's not so much to tell after all. He made this ring, didn't he? Yeah. Yeah, that's what I wanted to tell you. He'd sit out there on the grass making rings. He taught me to. I can make a ring as good as that. You see, Forsythe, it's got my initials. They're pretty, huh? You never saw a guy like my old man for making something pretty. You like it? Yeah. It's... it's well. You know, my old man comes from right around here somewhere. From Sicily. Yeah. I know. Yeah. He's proud I was sent here, though. Tell him you saw me, Forsythe. And I'd done the best I could. Sure. And tell him, thanks. Thanks for everything. But mostly for making pretty things for me when I... when I was a kid. I... I will. Joe, I will. What... what's the matter with you? Nothing.  You got work to do. I want to sleep.  Listen to that guy. Listen.  Will they, Forsythe? No. They won't, Joe. So long, fella. So long. Joe. Keep... keep your camera dry. I will, Joe. Joe. So long, kid. I won't forget. The war, the camera. Load that gun.  Listen to that guy. Pass the ammunition. Load the gun. Here they come. Fire! One for Joe. Stop quacking and load this gun. Okay, load. The guy's a sharpshooter. Joe, snap her out of the towel. Here comes one port side. All right, Joe, this one's on me. Load. Hey, Forsythe. He's still out like a light. My head's wringing like the bells of St. Mary. Well, that last plane crashed on deck. It must have knocked us all out. Where's Forsythe? That was great work, man. The shooting I ever saw. Thank you, sir. You know you got three stookers? We got them. Oh, that was Forsythe. Forsythe? The photographer? Yes, sir. That guy simply couldn't miss. What a photographer. Last thing I remember, that plane was... Hey, where is that guy? I want to pin a cross on him that'll cover his whole chest. He's right behind you. He's passed out. Yes. Yeah. Hey, wake up Forsythe. Don't shake him. Hey, you should have hurt him, sir. He was aiming that gun and yelling, one foot, Joe, two foot, Joe. Who is this guy, Joe? Joe was his friend. He came from Brooklyn. He's dead. Oh. Did you listen to that? He's still fighting the war. Where? Where am I? By the grace of God, you're in the middle of the Mediterranean. Hey. Hey, we're moving. The ship's moving. We're unloaded, Forsythe. You've been underway for nearly half an hour. Where have I been? In the darkroom, photographer. But you're not three planes out of the sky before you close the door. Did I? You certainly did. One of them exploded on deck. That's why you've got a headache. Or have you? Yeah. Yeah, I have. You all right everywhere else? I guess so. Hey! There's something missing. What's the matter? What are you looking for? For... Oh. Here it is. How can you tie that? These guys that carry cameras are nuts. He almost gets his head blown off and he's worried about a little old silver ring. That's right. A little old silver ring. A little old silver ring that was made by a swell guy named Anthony Giovanni. That had a swell son named Joe. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Garfield will have a microphone again in a few moments. Meanwhile, here is Gain Whitman with a message from Cablecade Sponsor, the DuPont Company. President Roosevelt in proclaiming this fire prevention week points out that since Pearl Harbor, the destruction caused by fire in the United States has been comparable to the damage caused by all enemy bombing over England during the first two years of the war. There was a time when man's only protection against fire was sand and water. 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Next week, Bob Hope will be our star. Cavalcade will present a first-hand account of his 20,000-mile mission to entertain our fighting men in Great Britain, North Africa, Sicily, and Iceland. Our program, Bob Hope Reports, will bring you for the first time the drama of Bob Hope's numerous performances at the battle fronts and in hospitals to bring laughter and music to lighten the burden of our men at the fighting front. Dupont invites you to be its guest at this same time again next week when the Cavalcade of America will present one of the outstanding radio events of the year, the dramatized account of Bob Hope's 20,000-mile odyssey to our advance posts in Great Britain, North Africa, Sicily, and Iceland with Bob Hope in person as our star. Tonight's musical score was composed and conducted by Robert Armister. Cavalcade is pleased to remind its listeners that John Garfield is one of the 48 stars soon to be seen in Warner Brothers' musical comedy, Extravaganza. Thank you, Lucky Stars. This is James Bannon sending best wishes from Cavalcade's sponsor, the Dupont Company of Wilmington, Delaware. For Hollywood, this is the National Broadcasting Company.