Okay, I think everything you said probably yeah, all right Welcome everyone to progressive discussions. I want to start progressive discussions Get it out of the way By saying Everything we discuss here politically is part of our series capitalism in a conch shell Crap at the lizard minute conch shell What's that King Neptune? Your um, oh, yeah, we're having a heatwave a tropical heatwave here in the I Guess the Northeast or New York metropolitan area dangerously a hazy hot and humid with a with the humidity bringing the Temperature today about a hundred degrees Fahrenheit right index the heat index with the humidity 105 105 degrees Fahrenheit which is dangerous and all outdoor activities as far as I know. Yes. Yes, they have been canceled but even though you're nice and cool down in the in the The deepest depths of the briny sea, but anyway, you're gonna let me Why be redundant if I'm gonna talk about it anyway, you're right. Absolutely right King Neptune. All right, I'll see I'll talk to you bye-bye I'm gonna start with a little chiseless whole shame You don't mind A man Gentleman I call a named Jack. I'll just call him gentlemen Jack from northern New Jersey. He calls me Contacts me by email first and he says You know I needed my medical records from Bergen Regional Medical Center in Paramount, New Jersey He says a couple years ago cost them 40 bucks 40 dollars Now they want over a hundred dollars for his medical records. I Says are you kidding me? I always thought that the United States health care system was nothing but a blood-sucking racket, but I didn't know it was that bad Just for your medical records, they went from 40 dollars to over a hundred dollars Should be free. It should be free, especially if you need them Sounds like It sounds like a very Underhanded unethical tactics Like a bank fee instead of like if you you if you use your debit card if you swipe it It's supposed to come up insufficient funds For the transaction cannot complete transaction. Oh, no, it doesn't do that The bank pays it but then they slap you with the 40 dollar Uh overdraft fee like Bank of America.  They're a gentleman jack, but I'm sure Everybody is is being exploited this way.  It's all dishonest It's all despicable There's nothing positive about any of it and it all treats the little guy as a cornucopia of funds Now, yeah, if you work for the private sector, they want you as slave labor If you are a consumer Forget about them caring about the customer Good customer service That's That's passing.  If you work for them, they want you as their slave So, uh I know you told me many times I don't know if this was from a famous book or not, but you said since 1776 only 10 percent of the american population Uh, experience upward mobility that that's a that's a uh It's approximation. It's an approximation, but it's it's still could be less than a small amount of the That's correct. Just like the unemployment rate is actually higher than what they claim it is like a gentleman told me the other day Our capitalism is the way for everybody to Get rich american dream the better good dream. Whatever.  Oh, absolutely You know, I'm glad you brought this Person up because I've been doing some hard thinking about the is your head hurt Oh, it hurts the typical American middle-class t publican the t-bagger Now these people more or less And I know a couple of them personally You know some are lower middle-class Like the like the first famous uh a t-bagger, believe it or not was archie bunker It leaves a lower middle-class homeowner in uh queens new york And but he was right wing And everything was uh america number one america Oh, you pinco meathead you you kami pinco meathead, you know, so and and of course He was bigoted which goes with the The personality way of thinking now these people are struggling with uh Many living paycheck to paycheck Paying the bills trying to raise their family paying their mortgage Property taxes income tax so on and so forth in this case The burden of income tax Is on the middle-class now these people when they spout their right-wing Ideology Ideology rather and they Choose to support politicians that do not have their best interests It is just like them shooting themselves in the foot because They Like back way back when ms mbc was actually a Much more well it originally was a progressive uh station, right? liberal Right when they had ed schultz and keith oberman Well even before that and even before that okay, but the word liberal, of course, but the republicans have demonized But the middle-class that um Became teabaggers teapublicans they chose not to get their information From an ms mbc, but they chose fox news now whether Most of them are men and they chose fox news because of the hot Chicks that they hire with the big breasts and the full lips, you know like tannerose and And you know women that were very easy on the eyes um Like making kelly and and the whole the the whole uh a lot of them I don't know what the reason is, but they for some reason they chose to get their news From people that blame everything on the poor From a channel that uh is like 87 percent Wrong all the time Right almost like a satire network Almost like a political satire network You know like they probably use a sarcasm like trump did About obok obok obok obama and and hillary clinton are the founders of isis The founders or about gw bush and dick changie. Oh, that's that's gone by the wayside Yeah, they um they uh The media is up in arms. I read the article up in arms about um The kid malia trying uh marijuana Ah, but they uh nothing is said about all the civilians that are being killed by us bombings in uh In syria that that was the banner, you know, but getting back to the t publican Whatever reason they have they choose to uh Listen not to the uh progressive information. It tells them the truth About the uh conservative propaganda, but they choose to listen to to the conservative propaganda And the that propaganda blames everything on the poor that are that are uh Living on social services Which make up one to two percent of the total budget They don't they never Take into account the military budget. They uh, for instance, what is it six trillion dollars? That's uh not accounted for it's more than that believe me in the uh in the pentagon Now six trillion That is supposedly missing could have done a hell of a lot for the poor in america And and the veterans and and the homeless and uh, you know, there would be no poor in america. It would eradicate it totally So I don't forget also with george w bush's tax cuts We lost 1.8 trillion dollars in revenue Right just for that Well, it wasn't made up by I mean the middle class, of course of paying more, but it wasn't made up And then of course mad medicare party and and uh, and the war in iraq and the war in afghanistan were off budget Continuing revolutions They weren't paid for yeah maybe these teabaggers, um um Rather blame the poor than core uh than the top 1 percent because they still Uh, they still believe in trickle down economics and you know, you gotta they believe they will be the end of 1 percent You can't you can't you can't hurt the companies the corporations because they're they believe that bullshit about creating jobs in the united states uh So I I think that that other article I read about uh, donald trump supporters tend to have a much lower iq You mean the trump panzies? Yeah, the ones, you know the photo with the confederate flag behind them and the guy they're all shirtless They're fat though.   But hey That's their belief. Well, anyway Maybe it's maybe it's lack of iq It has to be something that goes on between the their two years because maybe it's something in the water people like, um myself Dr. Bill here Dr. Reverend dr. William j eisman my um The people that help me run uh The facebook group and the facebook page, you know, there are there are people out there Yeah, um your um your ed schultz. What's his name? Ed Schultz?  This is what i know like if julian assange or sang or sang g of wiki leagues He says he he's going to reveal Everything by this october of 2016. Who's he going to give it to? You can't give it to the fbi because That's the there those are obama's boys. You can't give it to um Loretta lynch because that's obama's woman I mean, you know his part of his administration You can't give it to the democrats because uh, they are corporates and and corrupt You can't give it to the republican congress because What are you know?  So it's like who do you give all that information to we used to be able to give it to uh a good reporter Ha ha ha like uh, you know how many of them are today the u.s. Media. Yeah, that's a joke like, uh, you know what? back in watergate with What were those two reporters names? It's off my head right now. You know what?  It's supposed to be in the fourth of state. It's supposed to keep the government's seat to the fire No, nobody's held accountable anymore. What we have is total chaos not only in the world, but uh Of course in the united states. It's total uh chaotic uh state uh, uh, tofu for a modern tofu and bohu Right Waste and desolation. Yeah That's right Well, that keeps to be that keeps the populace from uh demands from demanding stuff Well, we got to spend on uh, we got to take care of biases. We got to we got to do this. We need money Chileans non-billion by the way speaking of the money when I said about bush his problems Hardly anybody from the other side republicans in the center will tell you when george bush left office He left barack obama with a deficit of 1.4 trillion dollars Barack obama has brought it down to something like 600 and some billion well, you know Even though barack obama is a corporatist. He he did do some amazing things. That's correct. Uh in uh In the two terms that he was in. I mean you got to give the guy credit You know here and there. Yeah here and there, you know, I mean, uh We could have had We could have had a totally reformed health care system universal health care Yeah, within the first two years of his administration since the democrats were in control Yeah of everything lockslock and barrel. Yeah, that didn't happen It could have it could have happened, but it didn't happen didn't happen just like, you know, uh Taxpayers money, uh, does not have to be pissed away In the uh with the pentagon and the military spending well under crony capitalism it has to be You know, that's what they do Well, the see the thing is that Europe Europeans have the intestinal fortitude and the the courage and the and the and the spine and the balls to uh To get out there with torches and pitchforks, but americans They just don't have what it takes They know they're not they're they're very pacifist. They're very uh, they want somebody else to do it for them You know, no one's like that matters. They may not They don't even know What they want done because you see that in the The campaign of bernie sanders All right, bitching somebody's bitching the bitching about change, but when we got the opportunity to really get changed. What happened? They chickened out No, well, you you're still assuming that You're still assuming that um That the voting count was uh on the up and up and that's well, that's part of the problem I'm assuming that's people who need change Maybe one change Did not vote for change They weren't they voted for the status quo. They they were either afraid of truth of real change. Right Uh, look at Let's just use california primary for perfect as a perfect example. I mean the millions of Ballots that were just tossed there you go Well, that's what i'm saying other than the the cheating that went on i'm saying there is something In the majority the vast majority of people to what is called the adaptive supporters That just will not rock the boat You know i'm glad you brought that up because the bottom line is that those are the The um Indiciles That um Have arranged it so no one is held accountable for anything That's even that no one's feet are being held to the fire because of them because if it was if it was totally If the democratic primaries were totally rigged across the board bernie sanders would not have won the What the hell was it 18 19 states? Yeah 19 or 20 something like that Bernie wouldn't want wouldn't have won any state Right, but apparently Well, he won. Well, you know, it's funny even in some of the states where he won they gave more A delegates to ill or yeah, it was one state where he won And uh, not west she got seven seven delegates.   He happened about that for years and never gets the popular vote across the board No tricks up their sleeve. No gerrymandering. No this that and the other thing just just Old-fashioned popular vote across the board with a paper ballot that can be checked Yeah, but not oh god damn computer not dumped from a dump truck. I'm excited to road the paper ballots that are checked Okay, that means once it's voted It has to be counted now, uh And accounted for hacking experts have Showed on some videos how an electronic voting booth can be compromised then the counters The both counters can be compromised Yes Okay, that's it That's it. I uh, don't have any more chiseless for all the shame I uh, oh, well, that's a shame. What about the whatchamacallit? What about mcdonald's? Well, that's that that is a friend that McDonald's that doesn't get their plumbing and and central air fix is franchise owned But mcdonald's is just a toxic It's a food version of monsanto You know what I mean? I I saw an article where The food industry or fast food industry got caught with all this mystery meat being pressed together into mystery boneless chicken wings And you know what's in mystery meat Wait, the same it's it's the same crap that's in supermarket, uh hot dogs could be anything You know, so yeah, I mean you just have to You just have to know that they're gonna cheat you no matter what There you look You have to know what you're putting in your body you have to uh, if you don't like to cook Learn how to cook but healthy Yeah, but if nobody's going to label anything how the hell are you going to know anything?  I think he's from tennessee. I could be wrong He's from a southern state And he's been having this very severe gastrointestinal problem that that requires immediate medical attention He claims he hasn't pissed or or defecated in a week Because that's all I do I don't know how I say you better go to the er pronto Yeah, he says well, I don't I don't have health insurance. I don't have this. I don't have that I says well go to a hospital that that has charity care, you know, it's like Medicaid Oh, no, I don't want nothing with the word charity on it. I rather have them put it on my tab I says are you are you out of your mind? you want to have uh You want to have a medic a health care put on your personal tab See and that goes back to that that um the mentality From that region of the country like uh, mr. Nathan, uh, what's the Nathan Bates was saying You know, uh, the prod the protestant mentality psycho, huh? Nathan Bates ain't he from psycho? Yeah No, no, I mean I mean uh, uh to be uh To worry about your pride And not want to take a handout meanwhile you need to take a handout But they don't want to take it. What about fiber for this good this guy Well, I hear a fiber. I told him about aloe vera juice. I told him about ginger I says yeah, but I mean a necessary fiber every day, you know that the guy says he hasn't been peeing Metamucil or regular bet he ain't in the inventibles I mean look if somebody's plugged up constipated I can understand the things you could take But you can die That's how dr. Feldman died You mean gary now say dr. Feldman dr. Marty Feldman did not Follow he ain't out too much He didn't so he didn't he didn't listen to gary now He didn't listen to himself because obviously he must have known better. That's why gary know he scolded him Um, um more than once on the on the radio show. So he was like steward berger He didn't practice what he preached You know steward berger died from a cocaine overdose, I believe He writes books about nutrition telling you what not to eat He was a pritikin guy. He was he demonized all fats and all all dietary cholesterol So, you know, and he he had a drug Called carlton frederichs was a chain smoker and coffee drinker and Abby And you know, so we're talking about people that obviously Did not practice what they preached Uh, um, and that's that so all right I know we were long-winded, but it was kind of important. Well, not that not that bad. We have about 30 minutes Before lunch, so Let us sink our teeth into these readings. It's the media's fault That's out of context never said it in the first place Donald trump's claimed friday that he was merely being sarcastic In accusing president obama Of establishing a terrorist group terrorist group Was his latest attempt to blame others for the uproar over what he says Establish it. That's a that's a big statement It's an instinct that trump's opponents say a president cannot possess Some republicans seem to have the same concern This time it followed two days of critical headlines And democratic outrage over trumps claim That obama was the founder of the islamic state group isis Donald trump's statements and his reactions Have even republicans scared and worried Yeah, some of them maybe 70 70 of them who signed a letter against them As trump repeated the claim more than a dozen times interviewers sought to ensure trump wasn't being misconstrued Surely they offered He meant obama's policies had enabled the extremist groups rise. No I meant he's the founder of isis. What? Is he out of his mind? I do trump said Using one acronym for the group. Well because because his last name is obama, you know and That whole birther thing and i don't know Then and about face on friday They don't get sarcasm. He tweeted not when you're running for president Or was he being sarcastic about the sarcasm hours later? He told a rally in pennsylvania He was obviously being sarcastic But not that sarcastic to be honest with you That it took trump two days to walk back this widely debunked remark And then walk back the walk back Was worrying for republicans who see such missteps as playing to democrat hillary The levity bells Trump is trump man. He's a showman of equal speaking of I saw a video you lay yesterday. He's still doing this on tv. Hillary's showing is Hmm where he was walking into his trump towers And there were some people trump supporters standing around Yeah, and one girl with a sign trump sign She wanted him to sign it As he's walking in the door sign sign it's like a mafia don Is coming in the door with all these Soldiers around him.  I hear um, he has his own and secret service. I hear uh, yeah I hear hillary said for the last 30 years armed guards armed guards, yeah, because even Even after you're retired You still get some support. Let me guess the taxpayers have to pay for all that For all that security that's right for not only the president but the president's family Former president's family Yeah, oh gee But they have no money for food stamps.  Well, then I guess corporations wouldn't be able to put out their product Hey, you know what could you imagine if Americans had the intelligence Enough to to know No, not even that To know the power of the boycott I I don't watch any mainstream media At all so therefore I don't see their sponsors advertisements And I boy, I saw a boy on boy cutting both Them bill morrow says where where have you been hiding hiding under the rock? You didn't hear the I says bill I got so disgusted all year With the shenanigans of mainstream media. I don't watch it Of equal concern for some was the fact he again Would not take responsibility for his words Ryan Williams a republican strategist Who advised mit romney in 2012? Said there's a common sense playbook for dealing with political slip-ups Stop the bleeding put it behind you by apologizing mit romney had a big slip-up when he was he was being recorded the 47 Yeah, and that and what about the information about the dnc calling the latin voter the taco bowl The taco bowl group or whatever and member jesse jackson heimytown Well, that's true That's true new york. Well, you don't say it do you especially manhattan Man with hat on as the kawi said on f true There was name after a man with hat on manhattan is heimytown But if you're in the public eye, you're not supposed to say it That's what normal candidates do However, normal candidates don't careen From one self-inflicted wound to another It was only two days earlier that trump blamed the media For making much ado about nothing After he suggested during a rally that gun rights enthusiasts might find a way to stop clinton if she's elected clinton whose lead over trump has widened in recent polls Of the most competitive states Has seized on those and other eyebrow raising comments to portray The reality tv star has lacking the temperament to run the nation Trump has his own argument for why she's unfit To do so so if the media criticizes donald trump, they're no good if they if they criticize hillary clinton. They're great According to trump. I guess well trump is getting ready to uh, he's he's saying that if he loses In pennsylvania is because it's rig Pennsylvania's assembly and et cetera are all republican Oh, really? So how can you say that? The republicans are in charge. Yeah. Yeah, you see what they were trying to do with the id's Just a while ago to stop the blacks and hispanics from voting In pennsylvania. No, they they they want to how can you blame? You know, they want to stop anyone for that traditionally votes democrat yeah But how can you blame it as a rigged system if your people are in charge? It doesn't make sense. Exactly. Well anything he says doesn't make sense. It's a bizarro world She has hammered him. Oh god for avoiding accountability for his actions To that end clinton's campaign on friday Intensified the pressure on trump to release his tax returns While disclosing her 2015 tax returns The filing shows that the clinton's Earned 10.6 million dollars And paid a federal tax of 34.2. That's it. Tempo you mean it as a combined effort 10.6 Really Trump has refused to make his filings public See they are under audit by the internal rellinal service And he will release them only once That review is complete. We're in a nanosecond. He'll release him like this All major u.s. Presidential candidates in modern history have released their returns Minutes after releasing her returns clinton tweeted That it's possible trump paid no tax at all Well, the general electric doesn't pay i'm sure donald trump doesn't pay It's amazing just how How miserably stingy and greedy the super rich are i mean it's like it's like What is it what the how much does it take for them to be content? They're never content. That's what i mean.  No, it was the whole floor.  You can trump worked To profit on the fuss over his islamic state group remark In an email to supporters asking them to donate Trump accused the liberal media Of telling outrageous lies about me It's no surprise that the media are trump's go-to scapegoat Look how many americans Love the guy Are just enthralled by him About 30 percent. That's it 30 percent of his people The teabaggers Oh, they just happened to show on the media. They just happen to keep on showing the teabaggers Yeah, so it looks like everybody loves them Yeah, all right, but he doesn't get no he doesn't get He doesn't get more support Than 35 or 40 percent. That's not enough to win I hear jill stein is uh in reality Is doing much better than they claim she is Now she's only two percent. She's not going to be in the debates gary johnson is moving up That's not what that's not what jill stein's page says about being her being she better get 15 percent because gary johnson is What is he nine or something he's closing in he's closing in she's only had two percent So I have no idea but Well, she's not really She's not really Well, she I only saw one jill stein advertised. Oh, did I? That's it just one and then the hillary advertisement shows uh donald trump I don't know what he said I I can't remember You know what? He was mocking them, but watching trump do that was very funny. I'm sorry Just a six percent of americans said They have a great deal of confidence in the media In a media insight project all earlier this year confidence in the us media Well, but uh billy billy was in there six percent Thank you Almost never does trump admit error Error error error error error. I am never guilty of anything You misinterpreted That's what he does. I said You took me out of context Out of context out of context It's like these corporate people, you know when you call an office And you get the some cheeky poo on a phone office manager. She took real fast like she's she's loaded with caffeine I'm very sorry sir. They you went through this trouble. I'm very sorry sir. I must apologize probably listen stop apologizing to me Just take care of the issue One exception came this month When he acknowledged a video he said showed a plane Carrying us cash to iran was actually a plane Carrying us hostages who were being released Okay, you know, there's heavy duty evidence uh from By watching ancient aliens last night Oh, jeez hours of the morning That the moon is hollow and there's uh, there's alien. It's an alien base. It's an artificial satellite because when they when the uh, apollo crew dropped the um The rocket back on the room it resonated like ringing a gong for over an hour It was a bell like a bell ringing Which means there is a there was metal underneath The surface and all the craters are the same depth How could all asteroids and meteors that hit the moon Create the same depth I'm telling you and then there's the dark side of the moon because the moon The way it rotates you never we never we always see the same face All over the world. We we only see the same face of the moon Well, you don't see the other side. I'm telling you They're out there all right The bible happens to say different The craters and the moon and et cetera And the chaos in the universe were caused by the fight Amongst the angels well the cosmonauts which says mr Satan trying to take over the throne of god, you know the cosmonauts They couldn't they couldn't tell the russian government because then the russian government Would remove them from the space program back then soviet union and and there would be uh There would be a deemed uh insane, but they saw extremely blindingly bright wing Beans How of the uh a window Out of the window in space What were they doing They were observing the craft There was a whole group of them and they were like about 80 feet tall I had no idea I don't know what they were but the 80 feet is pretty tall You know, I don't know so I don't know if Hey, if an angel is 80 feet tall, what the hell is so special about a human? That god decided to create man. There is nothing special about a human and right now Because he has been made a little lower than the angels But his potential is much greater Because he is both the potential is to become They a son of god So the spirit being likened to god so right now Right now the resume of the angel Or a fallen angel is much more impressive than a human's resume But the human has a future potential. That's what you're saying. That is great because an 80 foot tall Uh supernaturally very powerful being is pretty impressive to me. I hire him in a second And not hire the human anyway Governor Christie's argument actually highlighted And others hypocrisly When complaining about activist courts When courts refused to uphold statutory law They are considered hypocrites idiots or worse Imagine if Christie Were on the other side of the betting issue And the court had ruled differently At that point he would immediately bloviate About overreaching activist courts At the end of the day An activist court Is merely a euphemism for a court that issues a decision Against Christie's own interest Christie Christie Christie Krispy Kreen Christie Crisco Christie How much longer does that the derogable have as governor of New Jersey? This is his last uh, this is either his last year or it's next year I think Oh boy, well Donald Trump Is smart Very smart His sharp intellect allowed him to attend the ivy league's worton school of business Sure, it wasn't because of his father pulling some strings Could be Not a braggart He opted no for a modest bachelor's degree Not the pompous mba No Being a humble guy Well, yeah, but he could if you recognize sarcasm here if he was sarcasm from If he was qualified for an mba, uh, trump is the type of guy that would want the mba. That's great Being a humble guy He also stayed clear of snobbish Come lada a graduation on come louder sigma cum c u m louder Regrettably about four thousand Backstabbing worton alumni and faculty sent a totally misguided open letter to trump distancing themselves from his supposedly offensive campaign rhetoric They're jealous of the meaner. They're all jealous of him Very latest that's what he could have said get jealous of everything Everything about me including my beautiful hair my my my orange locks Graduating from military high school prepared trump Well for the role of future commander in chief So if you graduate from military school, which I'm surprised he that's that's that's where he went That automatically makes you A good a great president, right? Well, remember palin said that since she can see russia from Where she lives that that She is a foreign policy expert, but she has good eyesight. She's a foreign policy expert because she could see The coast of uh Yes, iberia interesting tragically five deferments during the vietnam war precluded him from pursuing a glorious military career He could have been um A four star general or he possibly could become another patent Not being able to serve also destroyed his chance to earn a purple heart I could pitch a donald trump uh With his father pulling some strings again having a uniform Like um Remember when red fox on sanford his son did a a a thing like patent Like when george she scott played patent he had but he had metals everywhere He had metals you couldn't even see the uniform I could pitch a trump. We're like like thousands of metals all over his body Hey heartbreaker since he was yearning immensely for this valore valorus distinction Valorus valorus distinction valorus distinction i was this i was this uh by that month I thought I thought he was chasing a girl named the laurus Valorus distinction was that a woman's name? No, it's being valor. Oh val okay valor Trump is rich Very rich Warren Buffett is presumably even richer Most likely through sheer luck And the unfair advantage of having encountered only one Minor bankruptcy in his vast pool of investments Interesting in a campaign rally for hillary clinton buffett Had the audacity to challenge trump On releasing his tax returns. All right. This was Warren Buffett willing to do the same I'm sure he did I mean I mean I'd order available with all these billionaires in the united states. That should be pretty good Tax revenue for this country, right? Well, not if their taxes are cut every now and then So that we don't get the benefit from the revenue that would be there Yeah, like old turtle head turtle head was uh in a recent Article was complaining about the poor on social services again again again and again and again again It's but they're just it's just a distraction to take your your eyes off of what they're doing Buffett claims that given his personal wealth He is permanently undergoing tax audits But this would not prevent him from disseminating details When trump tells us that he has valid reasons For not disclosing specifics We've just got to believe him Didn't the past few weeks provide enough convincing evidence that he and only he Can revive our ruined nation only he only he interesting if he's gonna All right, so Since all of donald trump's products are made overseas With cheap labor, huh? And a couple friends of mine in the philippines were telling me no wonder so many american Businessmen seemed to be uh visiting the philippines They they said that we got all these factories sprouting up at the philippines. I go well those those are the scumbag American ceo's outsourcing all of our jobs Exploiting you philippine people Paying you cheap labor just like they do in china and bangladesh rap assets The greed of capitalism I like that Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Anyway, I think we're gonna break for lunch. We are gonna break for lunch break for lunch You will now be joined by our break break stage of break Our voice over specialist william hamilton moral the third with promo And the uh, the how to defeat a conservative bible versus Simply hit the pause button read and learn If you remember if you imbecile americans are capable of doing the hardest thing to To learn is something that you've learned and It's an error error error Oh, like like all those fairytale history books and schools that I that I I had to read that's it about george washington chopping down a cherry tree I cannot tell a lie Didn't mention anything about the slaves that they had on the plant on the plantations Or what they did to native americans You know, of course That's all the brainwashing starts young and then they grow up to be teabaggers You know as long as they're listening to fox news that helps, you know, you're not free You're not you're not fighting if you're in the middle east and you're a military person You're not fighting to protect our freedom. 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William H morrow the third For promo now we will We will give you the uh the balance of this show During One of the dog days of summer 2016 It seems that the last few grown-ups still left standing In the republican party have guided donald trump to keep him on message For his latest proposal tax rollout But true to form Trump continues the deficit busting trickle down tax giveaway to the wealthiest few Which is a tax policy That has provided a gilded age disparity of wealth since its inception in the 1980s Oh, he's he's one of the wealthiest few, isn't he?  They're it's a lie to trickle down Well, we're still but we're still obeying it aren't we some people They believe in the conservative propaganda. It's the same story Year after year decade after decade And a policy that continues to tax an investor's income lower than that of a teacher Secretary or a fast food worker Throwing a small tax cut to the middle class while giving massive tax cuts to the wealthiest hill Is a failed tax policy we should abandon Not expand upon greed is not only a form of idolatry. It uh I I think it's a form of hoarding a mental illness of it's like hoarding you're hoarding money. You never have enough of it I'm not I'm not saying I feel sorry for them. I think they're evil scum, but you know See this guy gets all huffy when I call somebody in name recently Donald Trump gave a speech on his plans To improve the United States economy and his plans I was very impressed with him His tax plan is dedicated to large tax cuts across the board And much needed simplification of the tax code Which has many complications and loopholes that hurt the average american and small businesses As I said that one never no it does not exist anymore No, he rolled out the typical republican plan the other day That's because uh of his own greed He know it's because he has to be in line with the established GOP Uh, you mean uh a man as independent As donald trump is if he wants their votes has to be in line. That's correct Really once their votes Donald trump the man that will tell you to go screw yourself before anyone else Who is he telling that to?  He doesn't care about anybody, but but his own uh ilk Well, he sees himself losing And he does not wish to be a loser So he's been forced Into taking these policies because because some of the republicans were backing hillary clinton Well, that's what they say And 70 old time established steel peers wrote a letter get rid of him He's no good for america. Yeah, you know, it's no good for america not having term limits on your sorry asses Well, we do have term limits on everybody Congress two years for at the house Six years for the senate. Uh-huh four years for the president. Okay vote them out term limits term limits The only ones that are like monarchs are are the supreme court, which i have no idea why Because they're supposed to be independent that way But it doesn't work.  Oh, you mean like the congress in the senate. That's correct.  He wants to put the whole hospital The whole doctor the doctor bill and hospitals stay on his tab because he's too proud to accept charity care Well, if he can afford to put on his tab, maybe he can afford to pay for it And no, he can't afford to why then he's talking nonsense.  He's talking nonsense that that keep on re-electing the same republicans. Yes He's talking nonsense exactly We need to lower taxes for everyone And also defeat this lie That hillary clinton And the left keeps saying that republicans only want tax cuts for the wealthy Listen hillary don't not put a hillary clinton in with the left wing. Please Or they continue to do that don't they Left wing ha ha ha left wing also from proposed cutting down on regulations Which I think is a great idea Seeing as how the complexity And vast amount of federal regulations are a cost burden on businesses of all sizes and consumers MSNBC keeps on clawing the dnc And the hillary campaign and then wassenman shill's Progressive they keep on saying using the word progressive. That's a lie We should take the government's boot off the neck Of prosperity The american people keep Invest More of their money. Oh, yeah, like oh and owning your own home in the united states is Is is part of the dream. It's your home.   You can't even collect rainwater if the government wants your house. They could take it You're not a homeowner They could they could they could search your house without a warrant. You're not a homeowner It's time that the progressives stop micromanaging our economy So we can add more freedom And more I wish the progressives really were in some form of managed managerial capacity in charge There are none. There are no real progressives in charge That is correct in as far as I know in any state that is great and in washington The closest you got to a progressive right now is Moonbeam over in california Oh, that's about it the one that allowed uh peter braybeck of nisley's to bottle up all that water during a drought There you go the one who uh didn't stand up against the frackers There you go. Yeah. Yeah, that's yeah, he's real progressive The one that does not yet have legalized uh medical and And recreational marijuana Meanwhile, oregon and washington have a legal Both recreational and medical marijuana. Oh, but the feds could come you just can't smoke it in front of the feds Because the feds the federal government Again, I heard on 10 10 wins radio The federal was 22 minutes and will give you the world.   It is so immensely versatile in terms of medical applications It is extremely uh positively medicinal um and uh Miraculous, you know, it's it is very versatile and not just medically uh The the fabric superior to cotton Hema, you know, uh, it could be made into uh much better plastics It's probably the number one cash crop in the history of mankind All around versatility So, uh You know, uh, perhaps the government wants to keep it illegal so they can throw Or they can get all that free labor in those privatized prisons Boss hog. That's what's happening House speaker paul rime scuma scuma has defeated A long shot republican primary challenger Who had been praised by donald trump See what you said before they keep on re-electing. Yes.   This is paul kneelen kneelen had been courting trump supporters And one praise from the republican presidential nominee last week But trump endorsed ryan days later another Forced activity from the g.o.p Oh That ring always manages to wiggle its way in the old schnazola all these uh Always tough independent Uh, uh, uh personalities that we have here in the united states talking talking tough Just like the the guys i know that talk real macho and tough Privately with me, but they'll they never dare voice their opinion publicly Ryan Had largely ignored kneelen In what had been a sleepy primary Before trump thanked kneelen on twitter For his comments defending trump kneelen won the backing of some prominent conservative figures including former alaska governor sarah heyland Man alyn palin and her slut little piggy daughter bristol But it was not enough to overcome ryan's popularity In his southeastern wisconsin districts boy, this has been a very uh, uh, uh trumpy Show, uh, we've had a lot of trump readings I'm gonna have to find uh, see if there's a new caricature of donald trump Maybe they'll be the cover of the show.  He's in the papers. Yeah, let me do a little trump for you Seven bells for uh old orange here a radioactive head of donald trump When are the record that's our local newspaper editorials Going to be just a little accurate with the facts depends on uh, whether the facts are real facts your editorial on donald trump's Financial policy states all the stats about how good it's been under president obama Hasn't been good Millions of new jobs, but only if you don't mind part-time work or low wage jobs There's low unemployment But the lowest ever work participant rate, you know when bill clinton was president A lot of those jobs that he was bragging about There were hamburger flipping jobs 22 million. Yeah, but that's all's left What do you expect when you all got nine percent manufacturing in this country anymore nine percent nine percent It's like saudi arabia you saw her with the guy said we don't make nothing We don't make anything anymore. Well if you don't make anything how you're gonna sell anything They don't make anything because they don't have to these are oil rich countries the united arab emirates Yeah, they're the the average person is is very very comfortable. They were blessed with that black gold Texas tea Texas tea. Oh the first thing. You know old jeds a millionaire kent folk said jedd move away from there All right, go ahead Low inflation. Yes. That's because no one has money to spend See that's that's what would remember that banner about It is not communism that will kill capitalism It is consumers that won't have any money to buy anything The high stock market benefits the rich And there are low interest rates, but that means That the retired middle class is not seeing interest being earned on their investments Last but not least There are low gas prices And obama and the democrats have done everything in their power To block fracking And put holes on most fossil fuels The low prices are because of free enterprise not because Of the democrats are you done with that because I have a question for you. Go ahead I'm not I don't mean to digress But you will But I will Late at night. I see keep on seeing this commercial lately Where henry winkler the fawns is talking about the reverse more reverse mortgage for seniors Guess who else is doing it?  I mean, how can it be? It's not free money. It's it's what It's money that is your equity in your home. Supportion. You got a four hundred thousand dollar mortgage But then if you paid off three hundred and seventy thousand you got thirty thousand to play with They'll give you the thirty thousand Reverse mortgage, but but you still own the house. How could you still own you still own the house?   That's why it's okay.  Oh, okay. Okay the way you have left Is your reverse mortgage? It's some sort of borrowing. Okay. It's got to be Yeah, there lies the problem because somebody has a lien on that Okay, I think the most embarrassing celebrity commercial was uh by agra or or uh, see alice Went I don't see it anymore. Some so some older celebrity Was advertising it saying I take it. I'm not ashamed Now you don't tell the world you take it It's nobody's business, but anyway, I guess they paid him enough Speaking of Donald Trump He spoke about the economy on Monday Oh boy And Hillary Clinton spoke about it on Thursday. Yeah, it's in it's in the crapper It's the shits. There's a lot of talk about bringing back jobs That have been outsourced But there's no talk of the jobs at home That have disappeared forever Here are a few examples of extinct jobs Oh New Jersey and Oregon are the only two states In which gas station attendants pump gas Is that so everything is else the self-service But you know what's funny anytime I was in a state where they had uh self-serve gas stations The price of the you would think because there's no Yes, we should go down you would think the price of the gas will be down Hell no the price of the gas was higher than that it was in new jersey that had employees working there Higher out. So how is it higher?  Yeah Because he didn't want to eat on board a ship because he didn't want to pay Oh, it wasn't an all inclusive cruise. You're getting ahead of me Okay There are any bubbles so after three days of eating crackers and cheese. He's a little uh, you know For Clint You know why anymore?   He didn't know they're all inclusive what it meant He didn't know that I guess so and these are one this is the one one of our american voters that we have here in this country You stupid ass Many stores Are happy to provide customers with self checkout cash registers It saves them money Also, just try to find a salesperson on the floor At some department store. Good luck Good luck. Try to find a needle in a haystack. They are a thing of the past Now you don't see what about that greeter at walmart No more green jacket.  No security person you go into a department You look for Uh an associate most departments really don't have any They just you know, they have people that just put out the merchandise overnight And that's it. I mean there are there's a few departments that have uh Employees but most of them No, and then and then if you flag somebody down, they don't they don't understand what you're saying.  Well, you It's usually Not even overnight. It's usually a good man management practice to not to wait until you're totally Uh depleted of a of a popular item you wait You always keep your inventory your stock room Full of when it's a popular item that sells well, you don't wait until you have nothing I'm dealing with a vitamin company right now Where my particular vitamin out of stock is out of stock out of stock and it's been out of stock for almost a week How do you do that doesn't don't it's only common sense that you know, uh That you don't allow yourself to get out of stock if you know something sells Exactly, you don't allow yourself to do that. You know, it's common sense. It's not you don't need an MBA They don't want to carry in some Do you know what I mean? But but if you don't have the product you don't make the sale exactly If the customer wants something And you don't have it and especially today because he's going elsewhere the customer I Heard a guy pronounce the word customer customer one time. He was yelling at the cashier. I am the customer I am the customer.  But the customer The customer will go somewhere else if they need it If it's not frivolous if it's something they need and want they'll go somewhere else somebody else will make the sale You gotta it's got to be there in order to sell It's not going to sell on the back room. It's not going to sell if it isn't in the in the warehouse, you know And that's that now As far as walmart goes I have a trick I don't I don't get myself aggravated anymore. I go on the walmart website And I find what I need there Then I have it sent to my local walmart walmart free shipping. They don't charge you for that I go in I go all the way in the back of the store There's a there's a department where you pick up online orders Give give them your name.  It's already paid for because it's because you paid online It's sitting there waiting for but at least you're getting it And they tell you by email when it arrives. There you go. They tell you that when it's there Because there is no there retail is really as far as the retail stores go They're really cutting back Unemployees it's almost like oh, yeah, so many people are shopping online That it's almost like they're trying to phase out the retail stores so well here you this is this is This is just an example of what you're just talking about and it is impossible to account For the number of jobs that online stores have eliminated There you go What happens over time becomes part of the culture but retail stores Right after I retired from teaching in a local high school One person was hired to be the head Of the English social studies and language departments A high school is not to check in counting at an airport and can't be treated that way The above jobs are gone for good The presidential candidate can boast about Bringing them back But they can't In other words the damage has already been done. We're bleeding. We're bleeding to our economy. We're bleeding You know, Donald Trump Brags about how he's gonna restore everything make america great again Bring the jobs back And all that stuff. I don't believe anything anymore ever since bernie sanders Decided not to take up the green party on their offer and you know, um I mean, I don't I'm confused. I mean did he did he Did he officially publicly? Resigned from the campaign bernie sanders. No, he has not he just endorsed he endorsed hillary clinton. That's correct. He did not resign now uh, and of course He hasn't given the green party an answer in five years that they've been pursuing him I mean the the green party the jill stein people said to me That they've been doing it for the last five years and the last five years. He's been blowing them off I don't know what problem he has With the green party. It was good enough for the great ralph nadir Maybe maybe it's a little too far. Maybe they're a little too progressive for bernie sanders You know what I mean, you know, he it sounds like he was very progressive when he campaign, but I don't know. I don't know what problem he has Did he have a did he ever have an affair with jill stein? And he's embarrassed So it has nothing See I try to make logic sense out of a lot of things that I can't I just can't you know, it's like he wanted to go with the bigger boys and girls But the bigger boys and girls more votes there the bigger boys and girls are are the establishment He trashed throughout his entire campaign, right?  They didn't buy it They bought the status quo.  We've seen To have the wrong representatives And it's going to be going to continue These are people furthering their own careers And doing what is best for the few who support them We have a billionaire And a very wealthy professional politician Vying for the top spot Of what seems to be an entertainment circus An insane asylum too Even on a local level We have elected officials more interested in money Than in the betterment of their communities as a whole Sorry But the time has come To give a piece of the blame To the media for not looking out For the people of this mighty nation Could you imagine if if just the media alone Remained unbiased and just told gave everybody both sides of the real truth Then the american people would have options and they would know What everyone has done by the fruits of their of their labor and what they say their behavior What they're for what they're against and they would know Everything Well we used to have basically a fair use type of situation where If republican said something then the democrats would have to rebut them Editorial Mr. Reagan I used to see that on When I was in high school, I used to see that locally a new york station. I think it was It might have been wpix channel 11 or or w o r channel nine, but there was um There was the um The rebuttal You know, there was the two sides of every issue And you heard the editorial rebuttal to the to the original person Speaking and You know like like like a debate like a fair debate You know and then and then if it was unbiased people would know about jill stein Or at least presenting the both issues the size of the coin. That's all You know and then they could make an intelligent decision because they they would know the options, but you know, uh, If if uh, the system only wants to have a republican and a democrat out of the bay Televised the bay and they don't want you to know about independence Or or any other third parties You know, I don't it's time for democracy to spread its wings. Yeah, sure We need a more direct the democratic nation Where people decide their own fates And the nation don't hold your breath Our best And brightest Have turned against the people There is and it is time to hold them accountable Torches and pitchforks That's the only thing we need that we don't have You know, it's like it's almost like We might as well. We might as well just do real accurate Bible study interpretation because You know doing all this politics It's just that Nothing changes because the people Themselves don't change the we the people Have have not changed and we don't want change. So if we the people Are not Willing to get tough. We keep yapping about it though. Don't wait everybody yaps and complains. See this is what kills me about Um, this is what aggravates me about let's say online social media Everybody's is a brilliant know-it-all guru.  I bet they vote for either a democrat or a republic If they're if their comments are progressive I bet nine nine 99.9 percent they vote for a democrat. You're still voting for the establishment You got to get out of the establishment. You got to vote. You got to go for the third party. You got to go for the independent You know what I mean if you keep on voting within the two-party system Nothing will change So you could be as brilliant as you want You know and believe me they use big words They they try to be like amateur political analysts You know even more Much fancier than that steve order order bond society. What's his name or the bottle? Steve out of bottle steve out of bottle here in new jersey. He's everywhere. Well, he's he's even on the He was on the the local new jersey News channel 12 and we had optimum now. I have Verizon files Which is channel one Is the new jersey their new jersey station? He's there too He's like the go-to guy for for politics in new jersey But these people online are even more fancier than him much more But if you're still just like steve order by them just like all the The political analysts on the media They only talk in terms of republican or democrat They never go outside that box Little change of pace here tomato paste About a decade ago There was not a single specimen Of a particular asian beetle on the loose in new jersey Oh, I haven't seen him by the way. You mean the japanese beetle now There are hundreds of thousands of them perhaps even millions, but this isn't another invasion By a non native pest These tiny weevils Were released into new jersey on purpose I wonder if those are the black Weevils there they are weevils. I've seen them. They got in a house, you know There they they move slow They're kind of cute in their own way And they've become the state's most potent weapon Against a mile a minute An invasive vine That has all over run Natural areas. I just bit my cheek Killing native trees and shrubs.  No, like the like the cane toad in Australia They they they introduced the cane toad from South America to uh For the farmers to get rid of the vermin And now they they're up to their earlobes in cane toads And there's no natural enemy for the toad because the toad Protects itself with a toxin Toxin squirt out of its warts That's why toads and salamanders or newts they have warts that uh It's toxic Squirts right in the mouth of a predator The state department of agriculture began raising the weevils in 2004 At its beneficial insect rearing laboratory in west trinton After years of research by federal government To ensure there would be no negative effects On the environment from releasing the weevils. Yeah to be sure there's no negative effects It's a complicated process for federal approval said mark mayor Supervising entomologists with the land Yeah, but the these weevils must have there must be a predator that will eat them And the problem with uh If they're in a beetle family is that many beetles have a give off a chemical In as part of their defense system You have to do the science first Do the homework Make sure there's not going to be a problem By releasing them Other than ripping up the vine seedlings each spring Over thousands of affected acres There's no better tool than the weevils To keep a mile a minute in check Because that's what these weevils love To eat is that the nickname of this vine a mile a minute mile a minute vine here And where it was the mile a minute vine is is not from is not from this country It's it's in a manicile What do you think it's from? But I mean it's it's it's it's a native vegetation. Yeah, but it's It's out of uh It's out of control out of control out of control. They better bring back the uh That mosquito larva Eating fish Because you know now the mosquitos the mosquito Not only can't have west nile virus, but the uh the zika, right? Zika, you know, I never heard a zika joke like two three months ago Well, we got time for one more, right? Oh, yeah, my husband And I have a close friend Who started dating a woman he met online Very common nowadays people really don't Hang out bars for say anymore He seemed starry eyed unless you're young Then out of the blue She texted me from his phone To say she wouldn't tolerate him hanging out with me Unless we were the with other people Oh, she don't trust them. Uh, we're having a female friend, but she knew he knew her before dating her, right? Saying it was inappropriate for a man And a woman to spend time alone together Unless they were a couple Uh alone. Well, you know, she does have a point Uh, yeah A man who was seriously involved having being alone with a female friend Um, yeah, it can lead to trouble. I I agree. I agree. She insinuated that we were sleeping together Anything if there's no witnesses anything can happen Our friend told us that she had broken into his phone while he snapped Oh to snoop Oh, she could be a control freak there. That's not good. She's she's snooping She read our extremely platonic tech And flew into a jealous raid You know waking him up by screaming at him listen, I've seen girl friends The felt they had the authorization to go through a man's wallet Uh dress a draw a closet If you're in a shower they'll the I'm telling you Make sure you choose a password make sure you don't choose your birth date as your password For your email, you know what I mean? In the next few weeks It proved to be just part of a larger pattern of cruel And irrational behavior So far she has accused him of cheating on her of being gay And not really loving her Pay attention to me worship me.  Oh my god.  You paid off her credit card debt, and they're not even married when he did it, right?  Yeah, right and they're talking about marriage She's aware that we were fully in support of their breakup She doesn't want him around us He wants us to apologize to her And give her a chance I feel like our choices are Apologize to this toxic woman and pretend she doesn't repulse us Or lose our friend Perhaps permanently. Do you see a third option, Amy? No, just just just tell like it is if you take if you take the loss you take the loss Amy says before caving To the two options this raging bully has offered you You should at least ask her to refine the parameters of her demand Based on what you report it sounds as if She is asking you and your husband to apologize For being loyal friends with the person she is now claiming exclusive dibs on Yeah exclusive dips. Yeah control freak The four of you should meet in an effort to clear the air If she demands an apology Because you were not supportive of their relationship during their breakup You should tell her quite honestly That your loyalty and support is toward her friend your friend And given her behavior toward your personally Surely she couldn't expect anything else. Yeah, she's the outsider not him You can offer so.  I used to work with the general public and I've learned that I'm not too crazy about people. I only like certain ones and But like I said It's difficult To find somebody who is not Disfunctional, you know, you don't need a brilliant person Excuse me as your significant other You know, they don't have to be very smart, but they can at least be Unselfish and have some common sense Yeah, decency You know, but unselfish unselfish is the key this woman obviously is very selfish You know, she needs to control him and she's very insecure So anyway, I don't know if it's based on past Issues in her life, but that that should not be their problem or his problem But anyway, thank you for joining us Uh, we'll see you next time on progressive discussions and um I don't know what to say politically. Uh, I I I know I'm not gonna vote For anybody in the republican or democratic party ever again Let's see what happens, you know, let's see what happens with the Jill Stein, let's see if if the Bernie Kratz You know go over to her to her in legions Let's see if Bernie comes out of a hibernation and Says anything I really don't know what to tell you But um We're getting back to, you know, uh gentlemen jack Shame on you that hospital to go from 40 bucks In a couple years to Over a hundred for his medical records Updating his medical records It's definitely dishonest We'll see you know some hospitals. They don't have your records after like 20 years some out there now Well, uh supposedly uh, he had to go to this like third party, uh this um His office that wasn't part of the hospital That was holding the records Uh, no, no, but depending on how old they are they're not they're not on site anymore. Yeah Yeah, well, they're all they're only gonna be there. Well if somebody requests updated records Yeah, um I think in this case it was for social security But if you're dealing look if you're dealing with the government They're gonna They're gonna find any reason They can nitpicky reason to deny you Yeah, you know even even if They well they will deny you by the fall at the beginning but um If you Listen if you're if you're one of their um Very wealthy bed buddies and you want something You you'll get it in a flash You get it in a flash no questions asked If you're if you're a little schmuck That wants a little something a handful of crumbs Good luck. All right Yeah, ask Hansel and Gretel For the crumbs. Yeah Hansel and Gretel Did uh, was there was there a wish they wanted to cook them and eat them? That's correct in the oven because they were they were young and tender. That's correct. Oh was the oven in the oven Oh, she said what she said get close to the oven I don't know what you said, but that's what she wanted to do with uh She was a cannibal. She was a cannibal She went to she was German. She wanted to make sauerbrot than out of them This has been a mega life 21 production


Hi everybody it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft, thank you for watching my tutorial today. I'm going to be showing you how to make a box that will hold a mug. It's a standard size UK mug, I imagine they're all over the world as well but in the UK it's quite a common size. I'm going to show you, the mug is already in here but I can't show you what's on it because it will give it away but it's a really nice, the way I've done this, I mean the box can be used for whatever you want. You've got a little label tag here which I'll show you but you'll see here that it's thread through the lid so you just undo the ribbon and then you'll see it will come off. You can pull it right the way through if you want but in here I've got to wrap it in some tissue is the mug but I don't want to turn it on its side because it has a name on it basically and it's going to give it away but I'll bring in another mug and this was one that was kindly made for me by Simone who's one of our Mixed Up Crafters and this is what I mean by those standard size mugs these are really really common shape and you can find these in lots of your homeware stores and if you do a lot of online personalisation and things this is generally the size mug that people will do them on and you can see there it fits inside and you've got a little bit of space to wrap it in some tissue paper. My one that's going in here is actually a little bit taller than this one so and you have got room if you've got something maybe with a decorative handle or it is a little bit more rounded it will probably still fit quite well in this box but like I said you can use it for other things as well but I really needed it for this one here once I wrap some tissue around that and then you just pull the ribbon through and it will so I've made the lid slightly bigger so that that ribbon can go through the sides and you just tie it all together finish off with your little tag and it's all ready to go under the tree so let me show you how to make it so today I'm using the almost Christmas paper pad it's absolutely beautiful you can see all the sparkle on there and I'm going to be using this one here with the robin and the garland so I've already cut all of that out and I'll go through all of that in a moment so first of all I've already prepared that one you'll want two pieces that are eight and a half by seven and a half okay along the eight and a half inch side you want to score it half an inch and four inches then rotate it and you're going to score at four inches okay so do that twice so you're going to have two pieces I'll do the cutting on that in a moment and then for the lid you'll want a piece that's eight and five eighths of an inch by seven and five eighths of an inch and on all four sides you just want to score at one and two inches so one and two rotate one two just do that on all of the sides whilst I've got my ruler here in the scoreboard just so I can get these measurements you'll also want two pieces that are three and a quarter by three and three quarters so it's two pieces for the sides and then for the front and back you'll want two pieces that are four and a quarter by three and three quarters you can see where I've stuck those down on those pieces there you can do it once it's stuck together as well but then you'll also want this piece for the lid and this is four and three eighths of an inch by three and three eighths of an inch because we've made the lid slightly larger to fit over the top of all of this and there you just want to fold and burnish all of the score lines okay so starting with this piece first like I said I've already done that one so you've got this half inch tab on the left hand side and then you've got the bottom here you just want to cut up to the first score line so you might have already stuck your pattern paper down but you're just cutting up to that first score line okay this piece here you can just remove completely like so and I'm just going to grab my snips and just trim the top and the bottom there okay now these side pieces so these these squares here these are the your rectangles but these squares are actually your side tabs so you can just take a little wedge off of both of the corners and that will just tidy everything up when we go to fold it all together and you won't have anything hanging out of the sides okay so now you'd want to stick down those pattern pieces if you haven't already and then what you want to do is we're going to stick together these pieces so you're just going to pop some glue down here and just pop this one over the top and make sure you line up your base score lines okay the top you can sort out if you need to but the base score lines you want them to be perfectly lined up okay and then if you flip it over and then just pop some glue on this half here and then just fold this whole half over and the whole thing will line up okay and then choose what you want to be the front or the back because you'll have a join you know the both the front of the back so it doesn't really matter I'm just going to go with I've got the three robins there and there's three robins there but I'm going to go for this side I think because yeah they're kind of a bit more spaced out so I'm going to stick down the back one festival and I'm just going to pop my glue over that one I'm going to pop one side and the other side and then finally the last one and you should have everything line up nicely and then just turn it over you can go in there just spread everything out and this is a great size box on its own so you don't have to put the mug in here okay so now we've got the box next we can do the lid so you would have just folded all of those score lines and banished them so choose one of the long sides so okay and then you just want to cut down all of the score lines to the second score line so you're going to pass the first one down to the second again down to the second okay then on each side you want to remove the two outer squares again so and then you want to remove just the top square like so and then take a little bit off of all of the sides so these ones these ones just the top there don't do anything with that piece and also this side because all of these are reinforcements they're all going to fold in and again on this side just a little bit there okay and then rotate it all the way around and then do the same on the other side basically you should now have something like this next you want to stick it all together so I'm going to use my quick grab glue and I'm going to just pop my glue on the little square tab and you want to bring it under bring that one round so you're forming the corner of the lid make sure you get it nice and lined up and then go around to the next one put a little bit of glue on there okay and just repeat that on the other two so that's that done and then I'm going to go back to the cloud glue and add that to these pieces because that will just help strengthen the lid and you're just going to pop the glue on the inside I do mine all at the same time and then when you fold them in you can just go around and burnish them all like so and then fold them all in like so and then get your bone folder you can just go in and just make sure that sticks down and whilst you do that it will just burnish the sides just to make them really smooth okay so now we've got our lid and then you just need to stick that piece on the top and then I've also gone ahead and cut these now these ones have this lovely bow detail and it's from the paper pad and it's the strips so you can just cut pieces out of them and I just found the one that would match this paper so you can see here you've got all the bows but you've got baubles there to match the bauble paper you've got the holly leaves you've got the music notes even the wood grain here they match all of the other papers so I've pulled those out you'll want two pieces that are well they're all three quarters of an inch wide but two of them need to be four and three eighths and two need to be three and three eighths and they're going to go on the two sides and the front and the back okay so my doorbell just went and then I got sidetracked and then I started again doing the rest and realized I hadn't hit record so what you want to do now is make your holes so you just need to with a ruler you want to measure it's about two and a quarter in from both sides and this is on the long side and then just hole punch you can see there and I just used this one here and just went in underneath so you've got the room there and just make sure you've got it as centered as possible really then I've got this beautiful red velvet ribbon I can't remember I want to say it's from the range I'm pretty sure it was because I remember I bought tons of it there so this like bin full of ribbons so possibly it could be wrong okay then you're going to pop your ribbon underneath your box like I've just done there and you're going to come inside and then thread it back out because we've made it that little bit bigger the ribbon has room to go underneath and I mean this is a thick ribbon anyway and then with this one you're just going to go again come in from the inside and that's what gives you that nice effect it just works really well with these papers with that red ribbon bow image and then the you know the ribbon that I'm using here and then I'm just going to make sure I've got an even amount and then just tie a nice bow I will make that look much nicer but I'm just going to just trim the ends there and I will seal those better in a moment but now how gorgeous does that look I really really like it so I'm just going to do my little tag okay so I just heat embossed with a red tinsel embossing powder can you just see there we go and I've used this one here this is tag one by Simply Creative these are only 99p they're such good value for money and they're just really cute and it just works perfectly I've used a cream cardstock and you can see it matches so I'm actually going to yeah I'm going to feed it through this one here before I tie it in a bow I've already sealed the ends of the ribbons they're not going to fray anymore but now that's all ready for me to just write who it's for oh actually I need to put the mug in there as well just to um well actually I'll be able to put the actual the genuine one in here because I'm going to do it like this so you won't be able to see or the person that may look at this video won't be able to see what is on there but you can see if it's in there perfectly and then I'm just going to pop the lid over pull the ribbons through then pop the tag on I may well pop some tissue around that as well so I'll get some I think I've got some red tissue somewhere actually need to work on that bow but there we go it's all in there and I think it looks great I hope you found this tutorial useful the box doesn't have to be used just to hold a mug it can you know you can put all sorts in here but I'm really pleased that I'm definitely going to put some tissue because I can feel it just moving just a little bit because there is a little bit of room in there but yeah really pleased so this one's almost ready to go under the tree so thanks for watching and I'll be back again very soon with another tutorial 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So the gates are open and InterGEO, the largest meeting place for the geospatial industry, opened today in Hannover. Utilizing its hybrid concept, the leading event for geodesic geoinformation and land management reaches the geospatial community worldwide. And with that, welcome to the InterGEO TV News. And Andreas Zinning, Business Area Director at Trimble Geospatial, held the keynote at the opening event of the InterGEO conference. In this lecture, he spoke about the importance of connecting the physical earth and the digital world. Let's now take a look at the challenges for the construction industry and opportunities. A few minutes ago, he was in our InterGEO TV studio and I wanted to know from him, how digital is the construction site today? Yeah, that really depends on the area where you're looking at. That means where on the world you are looking. In the Nordics, I think they are very digital already. If you go further south, it will be different. The same with the size of the projects. Large size already have a lot of in, a lot of portion in the digital part. And smaller sites are still done very, very manual. So if it's about the level of digitalization, it's really a very early phase. So it's quite different from the buildings in the buildings industry. We already have digitalization since several years. If you think about the BIM approach, for the infrastructure, it's quite new. So that's due to the fact that handling infrastructure data is far more complex than handling data from a building. OK, thank you very much. So you just mentioned a bit, but what do you think are the biggest challenges the industry is facing and what opportunities do you see on the horizon when you have a look at the future of the construction sites and the digitalization of the industry? So the challenges today are, it's a several challenges. One is definitely to bring all the different data in one common environment. So we have data from different sources which need to come together. That's a problem because the data was not designed for that. So it needs definitions, it needs common exchangeable data formats which can be used, that's one thing. The other thing is education. So we need the people on site being able to work with these procedures. So that's a question to the education. So will coming engineers, will have the capability to use this data to really to proceed and move forward with these projects? That's something I think will be key if this can be successful in future. And for the next steps we'll be really finishing the first project in a complete digital environment. That would be my dream really to have one project managed on a complete digital platform. I think that's a little bit far in future, will not happen immediately. But as soon this has happened I think we are at the stage that we can handle digital construction site in this kind of form. Yeah, that seems clear to me that you need the skills of the workers and you need the education of the new systems, of the ecosystems and regarding connected data and so on. But I have just another question. So talking about the geospatial industry, what can the geospatial industry contribute to this development in this industry? Yeah, we had an interesting conversation this morning after the keynote and after the interview there. It was about where's the role of our geospatial industry in this environment. I was talking pretty much about infrastructure. But to me the surveyor with his specific knowledge is one of the most important one in this process because he has the knowledge how to handle coordinate systems which are the base for all projects. He has the knowledge to provide accuracy to these systems. And I think the geospatial professionals they have to bring their knowledge in and position them as one of the key persons in these projects having the knowledge to make the foundation for the data. And that comes from the cadester, that comes from the surveyors in the field, that comes from the construction company. The surveyor is here really the central element in this. And what role does new technologies like machine learning or the so-called artificial intelligence do play in that context? Yeah, so this comes in when it's about data analysis. So today you have the classic stakeout work, you have the classic data collection, but we see more and more the industry moving to mass data collection. So mobile mapping system gets used imaging, so remote sensing. So you get a huge amount of data which you cannot analyze any longer in a manual way. And for analyzing these data you need assistance from the IT technology. And here is where artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning algorithms come in to interpret the data and to deliver the results, which we are no longer manual able to take out of the data. Andres, let's have a look at this year's interview, which was forced to one year break due to Corona. So last year we made on the digital platform. This year we're here in Hanover in the exhibition halls. And yeah, so how is the vibe and your view or how important is this industry gathering for the geospatial industry or for the construction industry to really meet in person this year on this date? So to me, as I'm participating in the geodatendax since 1991, which is, or 1992 in Hamburg, it's quite a while. I've been at every exhibition. So you have a good overview. Yes, I have a quite good overview. To me it's the 10th interview. The 10th, okay, it's anniversary as well. So it's, I was really missing this because it was always the event in the year where we met people, talk to people, which we usually don't meet during the year. Of course we have customers where we have close relationship to them. But it's like a family. And if you don't see the family for a while, it's not that nice. So I was really looking forward to meet people here in person. I had no expectations because nobody can tell us how many people are coming. It was clear that it's not the international event as it has been before. And we would like to get that back. But at least from Germany, I think we will have the ability to talk a lot of people. So perfect. We're at the end of this interview so that you have enough time to enjoy interview and to have good conversations and meeting. Thank you very much, Andreas Sinning. Thank you for the interview. So this was Andreas Sinning and Ankatrin Bohle, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of the Interior, Building and Community in Germany, opened the Intergeo Conference this Tuesday morning with a welcome speech. And she emphasized the importance of Intergeo. Dear visitors, under this year's motto, Inspiration for a Smarter World, I invite you to explore Intergeo 2021, the world's largest and most important convention and trade fair for geodesy, geo-information and land management, presenting smart and connected solutions and pioneering technologies. This time, smart cities and building information modeling, innovative applications and solutions will be in the spotlight. We will also shine a light on how the coronavirus pandemic is influencing housing and work in urban and rural areas, as well as the digital transformation of work processes and civic participation. Our municipalities experience all of this firsthand. Digital technologies offer new opportunities to face the challenges and to find answers to the pressing questions of our time. Our aim is to use and shape digital transformation in such a way that municipalities are better able to respond to challenges and disruptive events and are more resilient to long-term stress factors. Many municipalities have already begun working towards it. However, further progress is needed to arrive at a concerted use of digital solutions and data for the common good. New organizational, regulatory and cooperative approaches must be developed so that our municipalities can become two smart cities. Digital transformation is an ongoing process, both in terms of its multifaceted geographical impact and in terms of the many new ways it can be applied in spatial planning processes. In this context, the scale of planning at federal, state or regional level, which differs significantly from urban planning or the planning of specific projects, for example, must be considered as well. When it comes to digital transformation in the construction sector, we set a good example to taking a holistic approach, spanning the entire life circle of construction works. This includes planning, building and operation, but also related administrative processes. We want to create the technical and legal framework for this. Possibilities for better cartographical representation of plans and for facilitating digital planning in other areas, for example, infrastructure are steadily improving as well. For example, I would like to mention digital atlases and portals in some metropolitan areas that link different data and information portals with spatial content and present them for the other planning purposes. We must ensure that municipalities remain capable of taking action and tap into their potential for shaping the future. Smart technologies are intended to help save resources, make processes more efficient and ensure greater inclusion and participation. The coronavirus pandemic also shows us that cities and municipalities will have to become more resilient and crisis-proof. For only if you make use of all existing building blocks, we can successfully support municipalities in developing new strategies for a good quality of life in the digital age. We are delighted to welcome you to InterGU 2021, where you will meet other inspiring participants, attending enlightening events and gain a wide range of new insights. So thank you. This was the welcome speech of the Federal Ministry and now with me is Professor Dr. Robert Sois from Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences and the member and head of the DVW Working Group on BIM and Geodesy. And we're talking about that because this morning he was also host of the session of the Technology Trends, which was in a German language, called from gestern ins heute nach morgen. So we're talking about the technology trends and the several lectures we heard this morning. This is why we switch into the German language right now. So, damit herzlich willkommen, Professor Robert Sois. Schön, dass Sie hier sind bei uns. Dankeschön. Ich habe es gerade angekündigt.  Hexagon feiert ja 100-jähriges Jubiläum, aber bis zu neuen Technologien über Maschinlearning und so weiter. Nehmen Sie uns ein bisschen mit in diese Session, worum ging es da?  Was haben Sie mitgenommen?   Wir haben im letzten Jahr darüber gesprochen, was ist Blockchain, was ist Cloud Computing oder was ist auch Next Generation GDI. Und in diesem Jahr haben wir dieses Thema weitergeführt und haben gesagt, wir beschäftigen uns mit Maschinlearning. Wir beschäftigen uns mit VR, Virtual Reality und Augmented Reality AR. Und im dritten Vortrag haben wir uns dann mit Sensoren beschäftigt, mit der ganzen Frage der IOTs.   Und das schloss dann den Boog wieder zu Maschinlearning, weil diese Datenmengen können wir gar nicht selbst mehr analysieren, selbst verarbeiten. Hier brauchen wir computergestützte Systeme. Und wie diese einsprechenden Technologien dann in unsere geodetische Praxis hineinwirken, das haben wir diskutiert und besprochen. Und ich kann mich auch erinnern, als wir uns zuletzt 2019 auf der Intergeo getroffen haben.   Also, dass dieses Berufsbild der Geodatenmanager da genauso für solche Fälle auch da ist. Auf jeden Fall. Also, gerade der Geodatenmanager ist ja eines unserer Kernkompetenzen.  Und ich bin der Meinung, wir haben eine ganz wichtige Schlüsselposition, denn die Vernetzung des Ortes, das wo in Koordinatensystemen zu referenzieren und miteinander in einen räumlichen Kontext zu setzen, das ist eine der zentralen Aufgaben in der Digitalisierung. Jeder Sensor hat irgendein Standort.  Und ich glaube, das wurde auch noch mal gut diskutiert und geschärft.  Das andere, wofür Sie auch stehen, ist, dass Sie der Arbeitskreisleiter sind, von, ich glaube, Geodäsieren BIM heißt die Arbeit. Der Arbeitskreis heißt Geoinformation, Geodatenmanagement.  Genau, und da gab es ja auch schon jetzt eine oder andere Positionspapier.  Nehmen Sie uns da mal mit auf den aktuellen Stand und was jetzt Stand 2021 ist zur Intergeo? Stand zur Intergeo 2021 ist die Version 3.0. Das heißt, wir haben schon eine Historie, das ist seit 2017 jährlich immer zur Intergeo. Den Leitfaden Geodäsier und BIM in einer neuen Version aufzulegen. Alle zwei Jahre in einer großen Revision.       Wenn wir noch mal auf dieses vom gestern ins heute nach morgen schauen, dann ist es nicht nur ein Teil einer kleinen Session heute gewesen, sondern auch ein Weg, den Sie jetzt gehen. Was genau hat es damit auf sich?  Und aus dieser Storymap heraus ist der Gedanke entstanden. Wir brauchen auch sichtbare Web-Anwendungen. Also wir sind ein Arbeitskreis, der macht Geoinformationen, redet über Geoinformationen, aber es bleibt eben meistens eher unsichtbar in der Verbandsarbeit. Also haben wir gesagt, wir machen Web-Anwendungen, die ganz plastisch zeigen, was Geoinformationen kann, wie Geoinformationen wirkt.  Das ist ja bestimmt auch ganz wichtig, um Berufsnachwuchs zu so, was zu motivieren, indem man es eben anschaubar macht und sagt, hey, das ist was ganz Spannendes.   Und da können wir mit der Geoinformation natürlich einen tollen Beitrag leisten. Sehr schön, vielen Dank, dass Sie hier waren in den InterGOTV News Professor, Dr. Robert Seuss. Vielen Dank. So, und wir gehen weiter hier in die Messerhallen across the two exhibition halls, as well as the digital platform, the participating companies are showcasing their innovations and solutions in the fields of Geodessy, GeoIT, BIM, Drones and Smart City. And with 55 product releases InterGOTV once again, the international showroom for world firsts, especially the team around the InterGOTV project manager Daniel Kapzer has made all this year possible again. I met him this morning for an interview. We met 2019 in Soetget, right? And then we had this lockdown last year. It was terrible for all of us. And when I joined in this morning to this venue, to this hall, I see so many laughing faces, right? All are keen. They are willing to meet in person and not only digital even we have the opportunity, as you said before, but they can meet in person. And that is something very astonishing for all of us. Yeah, great. We just see some pictures from the setting up. Yeah. From yesterday. Yeah. We see Hexagon's booth. There are a lot of nice booths and the exhibitors, they are willing, they're pushing, they're showing some new instruments and products here on the show. They're showing it live. I can touch it a little bit under a hygiene concept, right? But they can touch it. I can see, I can see what's going on here. That's really great. And that's something very... So, yeah, it was a tough year to all of us, especially to event organizers. But of course, also to the industry and staying in contact with the industry, of course. So just describe us. How was that year? Especially when it was long not clear if interview is really happening. So here in Hanover or again in a digital edition. Just give us an overview how that was for you and the team. Yeah, well, the very beginning we started from 2020 on was we are going hybrid, which plan to go hybrid. We have the digital platform ready and we love to meet in person again. So all of us was we had to organize two things, digital on the one side and physically on the other side. And you're right, we had at least two months before the show starts here today. We had the permission to go live in real. So we had the opportunity and we had a lot of meetings via Zoom and teams and so on with our exhibitors, with our partners to make this possible all in. And a lot of services has been asked about questions. How can I handle digital and physically parallel as we are getting now to see persons on site and we can see them online as well. So that was a tough work for us as well. But finally it works. We have more than 250 companies here on the ground. We have seen some pictures and we will see some nice pictures, I believe, within the next two days. So, yeah, it was a tough time, but we could make it happen. And that's the point. That's really great. And actually this works because, yeah, here are concrete rules for hygiene measures, hygiene concept. So just tell us about that. And we also have some pictures who will show how the testing works and how the concept here works with masks because we are here in the show, are allowed to wear no masks. But usually this is the concept. Just take us with you into the rules. Yeah, well, we are inside the halls right now. And yes, one thing that is important within this concept is to wear a mask when I'm out of a booth. Unfortunately, I have to wear a mask on the booth as well unless we can keep the distances like we are doing right now. But as everybody knows from Intergeo, normally we talk within Intergeo, 3D, right, for 3D models, for instance. Digital twins. Digital twins, right. I can see it on the screen. And that's here in this concept of hygiene is 3G. That means even if I'm recovered or I have a vaccination, then I can pass in quite easily. It's quite easy to come in here and we check them, the entrances. And if I have not these other two Gs, then we have a testing center over there. I get it quite within 15 minutes, 20 minutes. I get my test, negative test. And then I can pass in as well. So it's quite easy wearing the mask, keeping the distance. And I think that's something we normally do in normal life here in Lien. We have learned within the last two and a half years. Yeah, Daniel, you just mentioned here are about over 250 exhibitors. We have the expo stage where the program is full packed. We have the conference. And what are you looking forward to today, especially at this opening day of Intergeo 2021? Well, the thing is that I had the opportunity from Saturday on to see what's coming up. So within the setting times, and I lifted a little bit the curtain to see, okay, there are some new drones, there are some new instruments. Here's some software parts. And I love to go around within the next three days to see what's coming more than this that I could see already within the setting up phase. And that's starting this morning. So I'm taking my trolley right now and then I'm going through the aisles and ask the exhibitors what's new, I'll do it and then I give you some notes about this as well. So it's quite new to see instruments here. We have Hexagon, for instance, launching a new product. Trimble is doing as well. Yeah, we have them even here in the news today. Oh, really? Okay, I haven't seen it. Yeah, we'll get to know what are the main highlights of Hexagon this year. Drones, robotics. So there's something special in news in here. And I love to see it. And I love to see it here in person. Actually, you could use the situation here who you want to say thank you. Maybe partners or special good colleagues or just use the stage to send you a welcome message. Okay, well, okay. First of all, thanks to all the partners that are joining us, even digital, even here in person for sure, more in person because I love and we were gambling yesterday with some colleagues. We met two years ago, unfortunately. And that's the one point to the sponsors for sure, to the whole team that make it possible at least and for sure also to Deutsche Messe and the region of Hannover, Lower Saxonia to make this hygiene concept ready so that we can be here today and within the next three days. And yes, I'm inviting all of them to come here and even who can't, yes, join us on the digital platform. You find all information in here as well. You find the program, the stages, the conference in there, within the stream so you can follow up what is here making possible within this restarting of Intergeo 2021. And my next team from the Intergeo project team is my colleague Tobias Pleger. Tobias is responsible for the Intergeo Expo stage. So hi, Tobias, great to have you here. Hi, Denise, finally arrived in Hannover. I'm so happy to be here. Yeah, it's great that we can finally meet again in person. And yeah, that's very fantastic fact this year. Yeah, it was about time, wasn't it? After 18 months, we have finally arrived. Yes, that's great. So actually, you brought with you a full packed program of the Intergeo Expo stage. Just give us a short overview. What is the Expo stage? Where is it placed? And what can we expect there? So the Expo stage is placed in Hall 20. Okay. But we are not only in Hall 20 because this year the Intergeo is hybrid. So you can find us in Hall 20, but also on the live stream in the internet, just go on our platform and then you will find us there because we will stream the whole program over the three days. And the program is packed with everything for the Geo community. This is great. So you work with a real audience this year? That means that's also great for all the speaker over there because when you have an audience, that's so much more fun and exciting than just speaking to the camera. But of course, it's also very important that all the international visitors or who cannot travel this year can take place at the Intergeo Expo stage. So what can we expect today at day one? Today, our highlights and we are focused today. The day starts to begin with Smart City Solutions, everything about the city of the future and then towards the afternoon and the evening we are talking about drones applications. Wow, wow, exciting topics, future-oriented. So this sounds very exciting and to all of you, the program will be on the digital platform of Intergeo where you have an overview or just go over to Hall 20 and meet Tobias. So people can also ask questions. Yeah, absolutely. Come over. We have an open mic between the sessions before, after you can also meet with the speakers. You can ask your questions and yeah, we're just basically happy to be back on stage. Great to have you here, Tobias. I wish you a lot of fun and exciting lectures with the speakers at the Intergeo Expo stage 2021 and see you again later. Thank you so much, Denise. So, as we just talked about, it's just so nice to be able to meet again in person and so this is also what visitors to Intergeo think. So my colleague, Helen Weijand, asks around among them. Hello, I'm here in the entrance area of the Hannover Fair where the interview starts today. As you can see behind me, the first visitors are already coming. Let's ask a few visitors about their first impressions. It's good to see people again because, yeah, that is the business. You can't do everything over teams. You need to really see your customers and see what's going on in the business. It was a feeling two years ago when we were at the last Intergeo and we're taking every Intergeo with us that we can get. Last year, it should actually be in Berlin, but unfortunately we couldn't go there. That's why we're so happy that it's also our hometown. There's nothing that can replace face-to-face meeting and get the product in hands to try it out before I recommend it to my clients. I do wish to meet people face-to-face and look at some of the new product emotes in their store. It's so nice to be able to look at the booths and see what's happening. And to be able to exchange with colleagues and other companies so that they can find a place again and again. It's so nice. We are back for Intergeo that we have just to visit a lot of people, a lot of friends, a lot of partners from the geo-business. It's crazy how fast these concepts work so that everything that can work. Everyone are vaccinated, tested or at a recovery. Yes, it was 1A, it went very fast. They checked the status of the vaccine. And yes, it was very exciting.