Firey horse with the speed of light, the cloud of dust, and a hardy high old silver, the During the years of unrest that followed the Civil War, a powerful secret organization called the Legion of the Black Arrow sprang up in the western United States. Its members were to be found everywhere, defying the law or using the law for their own purposes, working toward the ultimate goal of revolt and the foundation of a despotic empire. It was the masked rider of the plains who led the fight against this band of outlaws and traitors, and for once his great strength and courage, his daring and resourcefulness were taxed to the utmost in the cause of democracy. Return with us now to those thrilling days when the West was young. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of a great horse, Silver. The lone ranger rides again. In the woods near the town of Clifton, butch Williams and a man named Truxton sat huddled in their camp close to a well-hidden fire. Butch, you and me have a big job in our hands, but we can do it. I got only one thing to do. That's to get the lone ranger. It's all I'm thinking about and hoping for. That's the job I mean. Well, then I'm with you, truck. I'm with you from the word go. What's your plan? You got any ideas? You bet I have. The lone ranger's life was saved by that girl, wasn't it? Yeah, I reckon so. Well, he'd give his life to save her, wouldn't he? I reckon he would. He's that kind of man. If he'd do that, we'll get him. We've as good as got him right now. Truck, don't be too sure of it. This is one time when I'm dead sure of what I'm saying. We've as good as got the lone ranger right now. How's that? Because butch, I know how we can capture that girl. Yeah, that's big talk. We don't even know who the girl is. All we saw was somebody was dressed in heavy clothes like an old woman wearing a big bonnet on her head. We never even saw the girl that helped the lone ranger. That don't matter. I still say the same. I know how we can capture the girl. Then when we've got her captured, we'll make a deal with the lone ranger. His life for hers. Even if he was willing, the girl wouldn't let him save her. Not if it meant giving up his life. She won't have anything to say about it. Right now, I can't get over much enthused about your scheme. Maybe if you tell more, I'll see it different. Sounds to me like you're tackling more than we can handle.  Now, listen. Well, in the first place, how you locate the girl? Remember the bonnet we found by the campfire? Yeah, but I mean now. We know that she's in the town of Clifton, don't we? Well, that's where she's likely to be. She'll hear about anything that happens in town. Sure. Now then, who was in the jail in Clifton? Our boss. Bill Tatum. Yeah. Tatum's a lawyer. He knows the law backwards, forwards, and upside down. I sure was surprised when I found out that he was the one who had been given orders to the gang all this time. Well, anyhow, he's in a calibouce, but he's not worried none. He knows enough of the law to know that he'll figure out some way to go free when he comes up for trial by jury. He wasn't worried none when I last talked to him. Let me go on. This girl knows Tatum led the gang the same as everyone else knows it. She'd also know that Tatum is a lawyer and likely to talk his way out of trouble. Now, don't it seem like good sense for her to take the law into her own hands? Yeah, maybe. But she probably won't. Tatum needn't worry about her. Tatum better worry about her. I don't follow your truck. Bill Tatum will never see another sunrise. What? If he tells what he knows about us when he goes on trial, we'll be done for. We've got to get rid of him to keep him from squealing on us. The girl gets charged with what we do. The law locates her for us, and then we capture her. But how can you fix it so the law will blame her? You leave that to me. Come on now, we've got things to do. Bill Tatum was in jail, but not asleep. He could hear the measured pacing of the special guard outside his window. His mind was busy with plans for his defense in court. I'll beat the law on my day in court. Those local fools will hear of laws they never knew existed. Sure, they have evidence against me. But how'd they get it? They took it from my house. They didn't show me any search warrant. The law says that's illegal seizure. Evidence must be ruled out. My confession? Man can't be made to testify against himself. All right, old woman. What do you want? Someone outside. Well, what's the matter with you? You lost your tongue? What do you want? Hey, you rascal! I wish I could see something happen there. I can't quite make it. The prisoner pressed hard against the bars of the window, straining to see the corner of the building where something had happened. Then the door behind him opened. He turned, stared at the figure in the moonlit cell, and then... He's dead, naked. He sure got him sudden. Where was the guard? Who'd done it? Something said about a woman. Where is the sheriff? Anyone gone for him? What about the guard? Let me through there. What's going on, woman? Sheriff, Bill Tatum got knifeed. Yes, sheriff. He's dead. Get back. Don't touch things. Where's the guard? Where's Hank Lomis? Sheriff, I'm here. I got knocked down by that old woman. Hank, what happened to the prisoner? Who knifed him? Great guns. I didn't know he got knifeed. Look at him there on the floor. I just come to. He must have been the same woman. Oh, hey, the door's unlocked, too. Where's your keys? Keys? My keys, let me see. Well, they've been stolen. While you were sleeping off that blow in the head, what kind of a guard are you any more? You say a woman done it? Yeah, it was. Who? I don't know.  She came up to me, not saying a word. I asked her who she was and what she wanted. Still, she didn't say anything. Then all of a sudden, she raised her hand, holding a hunk of wood or something and clouded me alongside the head. Let no woman do that. And you carrying a rifle? She didn't give me no chance at all, sheriff. Some of you gents get more light in here. I gotta look for clues. I'll fix them. I know where there's a lamp. Fine thing. Prisoner getting knifeed when he's here in the jail. Well, I'll find who done it and hang them. I'll tell you there's a woman. Is that all you can tell me about her? I didn't get a good look at her, sheriff. Sheriff, I found something out in the road. Look at this. What's that? It's a woman's bonnet. Sheriff, that's like the one she wore. Let me see it. Why, sure, it's the same one. I'd bet money it is. Ah, now we got something to go on. Hey, bring that lamp over here. Hurry. Here you are. Anyone know who owns this here bonnet? What? It's Mrs. Penney's. I've seen her wearing it. Mrs. Penney, are you sure of that? Dead sure. Come to think of it, I've seen her wearing it. But hang it all. Mrs. Penney wouldn't knife a man. She'd walked a long way around to keep from stepping on a carpet. Hold on, sheriff. I just thought of something. Speak up, then. What reason would Mrs. Penney have to do a thing like this? Mrs. Penney wouldn't have a reason, not her. But what about that girl that lives with her? That youngish girl. The one that nobody ever seems to know much about. Maybe she borrowed the old woman's clothes. Maybe you got an idea of that. I reckon we'll have a talk with more Penney. Right now. The lone ranger on the fringe of the crowd heard the declaration of the sheriff. He hurried to the home of an elderly couple. And this is where the Penney's live, Silver. I never suspected that the girl lived here, too. Not much time. Sheriff will soon be here. Yes. I'm asked, men. Please wait. Don't close the door. Listen to me. Oh, what do you want? Are you Mrs. Penney? Yes, but I've got nothing worth stealing.  I'm masked, but not because I'm hiding from the law. That's horse. It's white. You're the one. Has she told you about me? Yes.  Where is she now? Who? The girl. I don't know who you're talking about. I don't know anything. You better go. Wait. You just said she had told you about me. No. No, that was a mistake. Please, Mr. But I must speak to her. The sheriff is coming here. He'll be here at any moment. I... I can't tell you anything. I give my word. I mustn't say any more. Then listen to what I say. Last night, a man in jail was killed. That's got nothing to do with me. Go away. Your bonnet was found at the jail. The guard was knocked down. He described the dress and the bonnet as the one who knocked him down. Go on. Then what? That's better. The sheriff thinks the girl who's been here with you borrowed your clothes and wore them when she stabbed the prisoner. She didn't do it. She didn't do it, Taylor. She didn't have any part in it. I'm sure she didn't. But have you any idea who did? No. I don't know anything about it. Do you know who could have borrowed your dress and your bonnet? I won't say another word. Go away. Won't you let me speak to... to the girl? She's not here. She's gone. When did she go? During the night. I don't know when. I found out this morning she hadn't slept in a bed. And that's all I can tell you. Will the law charge you with murder? I don't know. There's no way of telling what the law will do. Mercy. There comes the sheriff now and a lot of men with him. I can't lose time answering questions now, Mr. Penny. We'll see each other again. Is that it, Silver? Oh, dear me. Now what will happen to all of us? Oh, Silver! Who are you men?  Let him back here so I can ask him a few questions. All right, Sheriff. We'll get after him. Don't get going inside more, Penny. I want to speak to you. Well, I'm here to speak to you, but make it short. I've got bread in the oven. What's the matter with you, Sheriff? First of all, I want to ask if you've ever seen this bottle before. Of course I have. It's mine. I'll settle that then. Now, when did you wear it the last time? When? That's what I said. When? Last night. Can you hear that? Be quiet, Hank. What time last night did you wear it, Mr. Penny? I don't know the exact time. Why are you asking all these questions anyhow? I got more to ask. You had a girl here living with you, didn't you? What of it? She didn't bother anyone, did she? She hardly ever showed herself around. Maybe she kept herself scarce so she wouldn't be found so easy when she finished with Bill Tatum. Who's he? That's the prisoner that was in jail. He was knifed last night. Knifed? Well, I reckon he must have headed coming to him. Oh, Penny, you're a hard woman to talk to. But you'd better help her all. I know you didn't kill Tatum, so it must have been the girl who wore your bonnet when the deed was done. Now, if she's innocent, the thing for her to do is show herself and prove it. I always thought it was up to the law to prove a party guilty, not up to the party to prove herself or himself innocent. Only so far, the proof is that she's guilty. If she don't have something to say, we'll have to place the charge against her and find her. She's not here now. No? Well, maybe you can tell us where she is. I don't know. What's her name? Sheriff, all I know is the name she used here isn't the right name. She said I could call her Jane, and if I wanted two names to make it Jane dope. Well, Ma, I'm sorry you won't help us out more than this. I'm sorry I can't. Good day to you, Sheriff.  I'll do that if need be, but I'm hoping you'll save me the trouble by letting us go through the house without a warrant. Search my house? Yes. I told you the girl's gone. I never can tell. She might have left some clues around. Maybe something in the shape of a letter or a note or something that would give us a hint as to where she went. She didn't leave anything. Then you sure can't mind if I have a look. You can't go in there. Ma, I'll get that warrant if I have to. You don't need to hunt for that girl. She didn't have anything to do with the murder or a built hatem.  I know she didn't do it. How can you be so sure? I know who did. You do? Would you hear that, Sheriff? Who done it, Mrs. Penney? Who killed that prisoner? I can't tell you that. Please, Sheriff, please. Take my word for it. The girl didn't do it. I know she didn't because I know who did. Ma, the only way you can convince me that that girl is innocent is by telling me who's guilty. You found the bonnet? It's mine. I admit it as much. Who wore it last night? I did. You meet? You confess to that murder? What else can I do? Take me away if you must. I'm ready. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. The Sheriff heard Ma Penney's confession, but instead of arresting Ernie Chuckles. Oh, well, that's two things. I sure take my hat off to you. You have a heap of spunk, but I know better to believe any such yarn as you just told me. What do you mean you don't believe me? Just that. You didn't get built, Adam. You confessed to it, so we wouldn't search the house. You did it to shield that girl. Well, that makes us all the more sure that she's the guilty party. No, no, Sheriff, please. Hank, yeah? You mostly back the office and get a search warrant. We don't have a look around here. The Sheriff's Office While the Sheriff searched Mrs. Penney's house, Butch and Truck compared notes. Truck gets working out just like we planned. They'll all capture the girl, all right. I hope so. I think that riles me is that we went to all this trouble and then found that the lone Ranger was right here in town while the crowd was around the jail. Yeah, that don't matter. We'll get another crack at him as soon as the girl's arrested. I hope she is. You think she's in Ma Penney's house? I doubt it. I'll bet there's something in that house that'll tell where she is, or Mrs. Penney wouldn't have tried so hard to keep the Sheriff from searching. Well, there's nothing more that we can do. And nothing till the girl is found and put under arrest. Let's go to the cafe and wait till the Sheriff's done with the searching. And we'll find out what he's learned. Inside the house, Mrs. Penney followed the Sheriff and his deputy from one room to another. That there? That's my bedroom. You don't have to go in there. I sure hate to be so insistent, Ma Penney. But I'd be neglecting my duty if I didn't make the search complete. Open the door. But Sheriff... Ma, I am asking you as few questions as possible. Now just open that door and I'll continue to make things as easy as I can. Oh, all right. And we'll open the shutter to let more like in. Just a minute, Ma Penney. Now what's the matter? You know as well as I do. You grab something from the table and try to get it in your apron pocket. And I'll have to have a look at it. It's nothing. Let me see, Ma Penney. Let me see. Hand her over. It's just a message. You can see it's got my name on it. Open it up. Or should I? It's mine. It's personal mail. That's not mail. It was written by that girl and left there for you to find. I reckon that was why you didn't want me to go through here. You knew it was here, but you didn't get the chance to read it. I wish women could vote so as I could vote again you next election. Well, another message inside it. All sealed up. I'll read that. Please hand the enclosed envelope to the masked man who rides a white horse when he comes here to ask questions. Is that what it says? That's what it says. Oh, great day. He was here. Or if I'd only had the chance to read that. Well, now we'll see what this girl says to the masked man that rides the white horse. Me take that. I'll check for red skin. How'd you get in here? Me come back door. Me listen. Watch when you find note. Put down that gun, ingenious. Me take letter. Not for Lone Ranger. I don't care.  The Lone Ranger, huh? All right, red skin. Take it to the Lone Ranger. Sheriff, you going to let him have it? Your door gone right. I am Hank. And then we'll wait and see what happens. When Tonto joined the Lone Ranger in camp, the masked man said, I had to ride in the roundabout way to get here, Tonto. Now the deputy stayed behind me for quite a while. Maybe this message important. Addressed in the girl's handwriting. How did you get it? In house of Mrs. Penny. Good for you, Tonto. The girl wasn't there. Uh-huh. They're not there. Me not know where girl is. I wonder how she learns as much as she does. Tonto, this will solve the murder of Bill Tatum. Uh, girl not doing? Of course she didn't. Sheriff think girl guilty. The sheriff will change his mind before sundown. Come along, Tonto. We have things to do. What do we do? First we've got to fix a disguise. Then we've got to ride to town again. Later in the day, shortly afternoon, the cafe was a beehive of activity as men gathered to discuss the death of Bill Tatum and the suspected girl who had disappeared. Yeah, they tell me the sheriff has a dozen men out looking for her. I heard he had more than that. He's being mighty mysterious about the whole thing. There's Hank the deputy. Hey, Hank. Huh? What is it, gents? What's the latest on the missing girl? Boys, I sure admire this kind of weather, don't you? Which means you won't talk about it. Oh, come on, Hank. The sheriff is holding out on us. Gents, it cost me my job for said anything. Hey, deputy, we Hank, you know about the sheriff's plans. You do, huh, Butch? Who's that with you? Oh, Truxton. You know him. We heard the sheriff didn't tell all that he knows about things. If you want to know anything, you go ask the sheriff.  Come on, Butch. We're wasting time here. Where's the sheriff that's hunting a murderer? You heard that Butch? Yeah. Oh, what's that, stranger? I want to talk to the sheriff. I understand he has about a dozen men wasting their time hunting for someone that can be proved innocent. That's pretty big talk, stranger. I guess no one took the trouble to look around the jail for clues after the bonnet was found. That is no one but me. Well, you looked around, huh? Yes, of course. One of the things they know where I came from is to look for all the clues. Oh, where you came from, huh? Where's that? Another thing. They teach law officers to tell nothing. We know the sheriff, stranger. Now, he wouldn't pay attention to anything that you might tell him.  Yes. Now, if you'll tell us, maybe we can get him to pay some attention to what you found. It doesn't matter whether he pays any attention to it or not. But I guess he will when he sees what it is. What is it? Evidence that will hang a man. Oh, you're joshin'.  No, you don't. And I'll tell you what, Mr. We'll go along to the sheriff with you. We're telling him he better listen to you. You know where he is? He wasn't in his office when I went there. We know where you can find him. We'll take you right to him. That'd be mighty nice, eh? Yeah, we don't mind. Factors will be glad to do it. Say, uh, where did you find this, uh, this evidence you speak of? Near the scene of the crime. I guess the crook doesn't know he lost it, or he had gone back after it. Well, maybe it was something he, well, he wouldn't have missed. Maybe. Uh, look, stranger, could it have been a vest button or something like that? Hell, it could have been. But it wasn't. Hmm. Mighty close mouth, don't you? Mighty. You sit right there for a minute, Mr. We'll be right back. I want to speak to my friend a second. All right. Come on over here, truck. You don't let the deputy know about this stranger. He'll want to come along with us. I know. Truck, where did I lose? I can't figure it out. I don't know. But whatever it is, we're going to get it. Can't everything spoil now? I know. We'll lead the stranger to a good place. And then you follow my lead. Suits me. Come on, Mr. We're ready to take you where you want to go. I'm with you. You won't need your horse for this. That's good. How far is it to where the sheriff is? It won't take long to get where we're going. We gotta go this way. Just lead the way. I'm right with you. The lone ranger walking between truck and butch, left town and headed for a small clump of trees just beyond the last of the buildings on the main street. Little was said during the walk, but butch and truck exchanged meaningful glances behind the back of the disguised man. Is the sheriff in those cottonwoods? That's where we're going, Mr. Right there. Sheriff is likely to be gone near any place, you see. Only you won't talk to no sheriff today. What's that? Why won't I talk to him? This is a gun that's prodding your spine, stranger. Now keep walking. What sort of a trick is it? Just keep walking. Let's see here. Don't talk when we're getting them trees. We're most there now and anything you've got to say can wait. You won't get away with this. No. We'll see about that. You're not going to take him to the sheriff at all. That's one time you're dead right. You want the evidence I have for yourselves. You want to collect the rewards, huh? We'll be rewarded all right when we get whatever you found. Stop right here. This is good enough. I'll keep a gun on them truck while you search him. Hey, don't have a gun on them. I reckon he's one of these ombre's that counts on his wits, huh? Is that it, mister? Yeah, I guess so. A gun wouldn't do you no good anyway when you deal with men like us. I don't find anything like evidence on them, butch. You must have it somewhere. You tell us what you found and be quick about it. All right. I'll tell you the evidence that will hang the murderer.  It's shaped like a horseshoe and made of imitation diamonds. It has the initials T.M. on it. What? Your feeling of the one you were. You never found any such thing. No, because you're still wearing it. So you're the murderer. I thought that little trick would make you show your guilt. Well, you're wrong. I didn't do it. When I tell the sheriff what I saw just now, he'll suspect you. Maybe when he... You won't tell nobody nothing. And when I also tell how you brought me here at the point of a gun to make me hand over what evidence I have, he'll be doubly convinced. I'll deal with him, truck. Just a minute. I don't want you men to think I haven't told the truth. I said I found evidence near the jail. Well, I did. The evidence was a deputy who had been knocked down. A girl could not have struck that hard. That's talking enough. Wait a minute. I've already pointed out two things that will swing a jury against you. Now, if you try to kill me, so I can't tell how you brought me here to steal the evidence, it will be just about all that's needed to hang you. You're out of the way. You won't be able to tell anything. Go ahead, Butch. I wouldn't do it, Butch. If truck is a killer, let him try to shoot me. Go on. He's talked too much already. Why should you do truck's work for him? I'm doing my own work, and I'm doing it right now. Not today, you don't. Drop my gun. Hello. Hey, don't hit me. He got him in the leg, Sheriff. You butch, drop my gun. I got my hands up. Don't shoot. Hang. Put the handcuffs on this big one. You two got a rope on that one that sprawled around the ground. I didn't do it. It was Butch. He's the one. Listen to him squeal. He was in it as much as I was. I guess the two of you will get all that's coming to you. A frame up, huh? That slick talking critter. Only had another chance. And there's two men I got to get. That one in the Lone Ranger. Well, you're getting days are all over with, Butch. And maybe it'll make you feel good to know that your scheme worked out real slick. You tried to frame a girl for a crime, so the Lone Ranger would come to help her. I'm not hung yet. I'll get another chance. Your plan worked out real slick. The Lone Ranger did come. What's that? Only you didn't know it when he showed up.  There he is. Why, that's him. That's right, Butch. That sure enough is the Lone Ranger. The story you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


So as I am recording this, we know that Pete Buttigieg is currently leading in Iowa with state-delegate equivalence while Bernie Sanders has the edge in the popular vote. This is with 62% reporting. However, when we were hoping to see some results come in when nobody saw any numbers whatsoever, that didn't stop Mayor Pete from declaring victory anyway. So he tweeted out, the skeptic said, not now, not this time. All this talk of belonging, of bridging divides is too naive, too risky. So tonight I say, with a heart filled with gratitude, Iowa, you've proved those skeptics wrong. He also tweeted, tonight Iowa chose a new path. So I mean in other words, he's basically implying very heavily so that he won. Again, this was before any of us saw the results. We now see 62% of the vote totals, but this was when we had less than 2% reporting. He also tweeted out this video where he once again suggests he won. Right off the stage here in Iowa, incredible night, incredible result and such phenomenal energy here. We are headed to New Hampshire, victorious and now we got a build for the next phase. So if you're able to help, I hope you'll take a moment to chip in. We are on our way toward big news in New Hampshire too and we'll be pushing every day. He is basically trying to guido the Iowa caucus.  He knows that Iowa is mostly about momentum and the media narrative. So what he's probably thinking is that if he can get ahead of the narrative before we even see results, then maybe even if he doesn't win, he can get a little bit of bump in momentum if there's this buzz even temporarily about him winning.  They wanted to see the results. So what was the response to this?  I mean, I got this rat. But on top of that, hashtag mayor cheat was trending because of his connection to the app shadow, which led to this debacle in the first place. So I mean, he doesn't know how to read a room. And his smugness at this point in time is actually hurting him. He probably thought that it would help him to be a little bit of a confident, but it's hurting him because people see right through it. And all of the candidates, supporters of other candidates are equally as frustrated as Bernie supporters are, right? So you have Andrew Yang supporters. Elizabeth Warren supporters, even Amy Klobuchar supporters, probably not really wanting to hear this nonsense about how victorious you were when we don't know what the response is. Now, the morning after the Iowa caucus, he was asked by some reporters about Iowa and, you know, if it was maybe too early for him to declare victory.  He is so incredibly insufferable. And ratty. And look, he is the typical, you know, rehearsed politician who is focus group driven and thumb points. And I am all but certain he would lose to Donald Trump. Possibly in a landslide, voters aren't going to turn out to vote for someone who is offering them crumbs. And the media is now, or at least some Democratic Party pundits and loyalists, pro-Democratic Party pundits, I should say, are trying to get us to shut up and accept the crumbs that Mayor Pete will offer us in the event he does become the Democratic Party's nominee. We'll get to that in a minute. But in terms of the media narrative, I'm actually a little bit surprised that the media isn't actually going with Pete's narrative yet. Essentially the headlines are saying that it's between Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg that they both lead because you can't necessarily declare anyone a winner when we don't have the results. I mean, Bernie Sanders reported results from the morning after Iowa with 60 percent of precincts, where it showed him with the five-point lead over Pete Buttigieg, which tells us that there are other precincts not being counted that possibly have Bernie Sanders up. So you can't really say anything. But Politico did give him credit for quote, crushing the spin game, or as I'd like to call it outright lying through your teeth trying to convince people that you win. So the media also parrots what you're saying. But really, I think what makes this situation 10 times worse and what makes Pete that much more unlikeable is the brow beating from the media. They can't help themselves. They can't not rich-splain to voters when we're all fresh-fitted. Like you have to understand if you're going to do politics, there's going to be times where you have these energy spikes and energy dips. Currently there's an energy spike and a lot of people are feeling a lot of emotions currently. So read the room, understand that we don't have patience for any of this respectability and civility nonsense, fall in line, vote blue no matter who, support Mayor Pete. People don't want to hear that right now because we are frustrated. And yet people like Van Jones on CNN were talking about how frustrating this was not because voters haven't seen the results yet, but because Mayor Pete is the one who got robbed. Why?  He got robbed tonight. This is history tonight. It's history tonight. It was a very big deal for Pete. Because of things that went so terribly wrong. I think it's history because you have a gay man who did the impossible. If he's number one, if he's number two, that's a big deal. He talked to his husband, his husband came out with him. You've not seen that before in American history on a primary night, a caucus night. And that was a huge deal. And he deserved for the numbers to be running below him while he was given that speech. He got robbed of that. And I think it's terrible. With all due respect to Van Jones, these things do not help gay people. If anything, this turns people off to LGBTQ rights. And it's the same effect that we saw with the Democratic Party establishment trying to convince us that any and all criticisms of Hillary Clinton were sexist. You end up turning people off to legitimate claims of sexism because you use it so much. Now I'm not saying that Van Jones is doing the same thing.  This is not what equality means to me.  That's what I care about. We want equality. We don't want to be a spectacle.  Stop. This doesn't help anyone. And on top of that, you have Democratic Party loyalists like Hillary Clinton alum Zatpat Connors tweet, hey guys, an openly gay man may be on the cusp of winning the Iowa caucuses.  This is historic. On top of that, you have liberal celebrity Billy Eichner, who's known for screaming, tweet out, Pete's rise is remarkable. I know some of you don't care or don't make it count, but history will see it as a rather monumental step forward for the perception of how far an openly gay man can connect on a national level. You don't have to vote for him to acknowledge that. But here's the thing, Billy, this isn't organic. Pete Buttigieg is the creation of the media. The media likes him. They like his, you know, Ivy League education. They like his elitist credentials. He's not connecting with normal people. He's not even connecting with LGBTQ people.   I don't like him. My husband doesn't like him.  They support Bernie Sanders overwhelmingly. And the reason why LGBTQ people aren't supporting him just because he's gay is because, believe it or not, people in marginalized communities don't just vote based on identity. It leads to that because they have privilege.  We have to worry about things like paying the bills.  So LGBTQ people, for example, they acknowledge that Medicare for All is an LGBTQ issue because there are healthcare disparities within the trans community, within the LGBTQ broader community. Pete Buttigieg is offering us crumbs, a public option that will inevitably collapse. So do you understand why this is so patronizing and irritating?  Well, how about this?  Voters are not going to be susceptible to this type of message.  How about this dipshit?  I mean, these people are beyond insufferable. They don't get it. Like they tried this with Hillary Clinton. Yaa squeen.     We vote based on policy and no matter how much you browbeat us, it's not going to get us to change our minds. Okay.   Your support is fake. I reject it.  The Democratic Party establishment, this is why they're so hated. This is why they lose elections because they offer candidates who are not inspiring, who offer us nothing. And then they wonder why young people stay home and don't come out to vote. What could it be? Could it be the lack of policy? I mean, they just, they just don't get it. They are insufferable. They are beyond out of touch. They're just, they're so insufferable. And I've got horrible news for them. If Pete Buttigieg is the nominee, gay, straight, no matter what the case is, he's going to lose. Why?  It's because you have to energize people to get out and vote. Young people don't vote for Pete. Voters of color do not like Mayor Pete because his record in South Bend is horrible and borderline racist if we want to be charitable. So if you truly want to beat Donald Trump, which I'm not convinced that the Democratic Party establishment does, then offer us something.  And I've said enough. I mean, this is incredibly irritating.  If you genuinely care about gay people, Zach Petkonas, Van Jones, Billy Eichner, and anyone else, stop doing things like this.


is the water boys, and how long will I love you? Now, tomorrow's going to be a big day for Elaine Boyle from Rana Fast, because she has swum in the sea at Boatstrand near Kirkfinn for the past 99 days, without a break. And tomorrow will be her 100th day straight. And she's raising money for a very worthy cause. In this case, it's Dunlop Community Hospital Patient Comfort Fund. And she joins us now by Zoom and her scrubs from her workplace. Elaine, how are you? I'm good, John. Yes, thank you very much. We had snow in here at the moment. Were you in today already, or do you have to be done? It was. There was five of us in this morning at half seven. Five. And I suppose you're going to tell me now, it wasn't as cold as we thought it would be. This morning was the first morning that it was actually cold coming out of the water. The water wasn't too bad when we were in it. It's the one-chill factor when you come out of the water that's the worst bit. Yeah, because normally, no matter how cold you are going in, when you come out then, you feel invigorated and it's never that cold. No, it's never that cold. And it really, you know, normally it's quite OK, but the one-chill factor coming today was just that extra bit colder than normal. So, 99 days. And what have they been like before you started it? You know, what were you thinking? Were you fairly confident? Did you not know? Well, we started this. We started this back on the first of November. A friend of ours, whose son was with us from Kilmachrenan, Dennis Sheridan, was doing 30 days for PA to house. So, we volunteered to support Dennis and do bits and pieces with him. So, we went down every morning. So, we had the 30 days done and we went on into December then. And as it was coming a wee bit closer to Christmas, it was a wee knock on my head that, well, I have nearly 50 days done now. Should we do harm to do another 50? But I felt like I wanted to do it for something and to raise funds for a worthy cause. We went through a few of them. And while I was in at work here one day, somebody came in looking for something for one of the patients in the hospital. And I thought, no, that's the most worthy cause that I can think of at this very time. So, a few of us knocked the idea around and spoke with the hospital. And there was no problem with them. So, we put it out on the 1st of January that I was going to complete my 100 days and we were going to try and raise some funds for the patient comfort fund in Dunlop. So, you started out with Dennis helping him on his 30 days and then you decided to do 50 days. And this is before you decided, well, maybe I could raise a bit of money for charity if I go all the way to 100. Yeah, that was more or less it, yeah. There's a picture of you and Dennis and Charlie the Yank and Patty Bond in today's Tribune. And all looking very hardy. Well, I can tell you, Dennis looks particularly hardy because he's not normally pair of shorts on him. Dennis always knocks up in just a pair of shorts on him. He is the toughest wee man I know.  He's great altogether. And it looks like this was a swim that some friends of yours gathered around for support. It was in Rathmullen at the weekend. And how did that go? Yeah, I've tried a few different locations. I went to Malinhead as well and done Malinhead and it was lovely. And then a few of us, Charlie and Sally and Mary and Danielle and Dennis, we got together and we thought, Dennis always comes in to join us. So we thought for a change, we'd go out to join him. But we didn't know that Dennis had informed all his other swimmers from Rathmullen that we were en route. Brilliant, brilliant. So there was a welcoming committee there for my first one at Rathmullen yesterday. But it's nice to swim in different locations as well. We normally swim the group of us, the Dauntless Dippers. We normally swim down in the Boatstran and Carrick Fund. Half seven in the morning could be half seven in the evening. Just depends on weather and people's timing and everything else. But there are really, there is social group. When I joined them first in February, I joined them socially more than first woman. They're very friendly and it doesn't matter whether you just want to go in and splash water up on yourself or you want to go in and have a swim. It doesn't matter what your ability is, you're always welcome to come down and join them.  And then of course, there's the tea. So you don't have- But it's the highlight of the day. You don't have to be mad to join the group, but it helps. No, it doesn't. You don't have to be mad at all. We're all very sensible lads. And tell me, is it half seven in the morning or half seven in the evening? Or is there some days there'll be a group there both times? There could be a group there at any stage of the day. We have a WhatsApp group. So if you're going down, you just stick a wee message in the group, heading down at seven, there'll be one or two who might join you. Sometimes it suits people at two or three in the afternoon to go down. But there's generally somebody about most of the time, but we try and get as many as possible at the same time. So most of the time, you wouldn't have been on your own in the water over these 19-year-old days? I was never on my own in the water. We never go onto the water on our own. That's a good thing. We have all the safety equipment, as you would say. We have our tow floats on. We stay fairly close to the shore. And one of the rules would be with us is that you never really go onto the water on your own. So it was somebody there with you or somebody on the pier watching you to make sure that you're safe. The longer it went on and the closer you got to the 100 days, we're not worried that you'd pick up a bug or get COVID or something and that you wouldn't be able to do it. No, it never bothered me. And I have to say, since I started in the water on the 1st of February last year, I haven't had touch wood. I haven't had a cold or a flu or a bug or anything. It's just been... I have to say, for my own mental health and my physical health, it's the best thing that I've ever done. It's a great advertisement for sea swimming, then. Without a doubt. And I've tried everything, John. I've done athletics. I've done cycling. I've done running. I've done everything. But I have to say, the swimming is the one thing I've found that has helped me completely, both mentally and physically. The way I would describe it is that when... It doesn't matter what you're thinking about when you go down to swim. When you get into the water, you have two things to think about. Staying warm and staying afloat. So whatever's in your head, it gets flushed away, shall we say.   What was I thinking about that for? Sure, that'll be grand. We'll sort that out when we get to it. So it's great that way. Yeah, I suppose when you're almost like at the mercy of the elements, it puts things in perspective. Yeah, it definitely does. It definitely does. And, you know, different things, I suppose people go to the water for different reasons. A lot of people go to the water just for the health benefits of the cold water on their bones and their muscles and their joints. A lot of people go because maybe they have some difficulties with their mental health and this helps them here. Some people just go up to it for sheer enjoyment. But the benefits that the sea water has are second to none. And we say sea swimming, some days you might go in and swim, but other days, would it be just in and out? Depending on the weather, most days you'll go in. At the minute, we stay in the water for anything up from six to 12 minutes. During the summer then, as it gets longer, you could spend an hour in the water. We also, later on in the year, we do Snau Gola, whereas when we swam from Gola Island into the mainland in Mararot, we raise funds for the cancer flights from Karegfin. So we come June, July and August. You could be in the water for an hour, an hour and 20 minutes practice for that. At the minute, it's anywhere between six and 12 minutes. If it's a really choppy, stormy day, you'll just, I was just going in, dipping two or three minutes back out again. How long would the swim from Gola take? Swam from Gola takes about two hours, depending on your ability. Some people can have it done in under the hour, but depending on your ability, you can balance it out for about two hours, taking breaks and making sure safety-wise, there's a lot of boats on it, safety-wise that everybody's okay. But it's two hours and it's an unreal experience as well. So you only started sea swimming last a year ago, but you haven't looked back? No, I've never looked back. Never looked back. Right. And now, well, I'm asking you now to look back over the last 99 days.  Yeah, you go and do it. No, there was no choice. There was no choice, but it was also, it was a personal thing as well. Like, I wanted to prove to myself that I was able to complete something for a hundred days. You know, I just got up in the mornings. It's a great way to get up and start your day. I always feel like it's a great way to get up and start your day. But some of the mornings, those frosty mornings where we weren't able to get out with the car, so we were having to go down maybe in the afternoon or sometimes somebody can't join you in the mornings where you rearrange it for the evening, but we're lucky enough in the boat strand. The boat strand has a fabulous streak light on the pier. So it lights up the water around so we can go in and out safely in the evenings as well. And now thankfully there's a bit of a stretch coming in them, so we will not be as reliant on that as we wear all winter. So tomorrow it is, what time tomorrow do you finish up? What time is the last one? Five o'clock tomorrow evening on the boat strand and everybody is welcome to join us. And the GoFundMe page is still open and anybody who wants to just donate ordinarily, there will be a bucket there on the evening and or they can come in here to the chemist and me and just leave it in the chemist with me. That's a total health and anagry. Total health and anagry, yes it is. There'll be some buzz tomorrow evening. Yeah, it is, even at the minute now there is, there's quite a buzz within the group and everybody's posting wee things and it's brilliant all together. What are you gonna do tonight? I wouldn't be able to do what I have done today without the help of the group and the support and the encouragement of the people in the group but may have made on to the step first. Okay, okay. What are you gonna do on Saturday morning? I'm gonna go for a small one half seven on Saturday morning, John. I'm a lion for heaven's sake. Well listen, good luck just to remind people that GoFundMe page is still open or if you wanna leave a donation and if you happen to be around tomorrow evening at five or a pop at any stage to your total health and anagry. Leon, thanks a million. Thank you very much, John. Thank you.


What's going on guys it's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video now if you guys didn't catch the latest weekly update from Bungie regarding destiny I'll cover all important information in today's video if you want to check out the whole post I will link that in the video description so what is new well for one trials of Osiris and Iron Banner are coming back this month me personally I cannot wait more about trials of Osiris and later let's start with Iron Banner Lord Saladin will welcome competitors on the 13th of this month which is on a Tuesday your power still matters and Bungie have adjusted the damage curves to work with the new measurement systems other changes are as follows the tempered buff is now automatically applied and continues to grow in effectiveness each day of the event the old catch up buff and Iron Banner medallion mechanics are unchanged potential match completion rewards now include both weapons and armors matching the same items available from Lord Saladin during each event drop rates have been increased and are to be the primary source of rewards from the Iron Banner if you don't get what you are hoping for you have the option to visit Lord Saladin in the tower instead to purchase gear from Lord Saladin and the Iron Banner it requires a legendary marks instead of glimmer new emblems have been added to his inventory all new bounties including nine daily bounties three per day and three new weekly bounties which reward a legendary marks the recommended minimum lights for the Iron Banner is 230 and only level 40 guardians can lead a fire team me personally I'm getting back into PPP after the thorn and final round era which ruined it for me for months so I cannot wait for the Iron Banner event to come around and talking about thorns and final rounds I stopped playing trials of Osiris after the first month due to these issues but now they have both been fixed I'm really looking forward to the trials of Osiris where gun skill may actually be needed now trials of Osiris will be back on October 16th which is a Friday as normal also as normal power still matters so what's changed well trials gear will now drop exclusively as end of match rewards for the winning team the more you win the better those drops will be there's no need to turn to brother vans on the reef as all rewards come directly to you passage coins still drop for the losing team trials is still about winning but coins can help make that easier trials passages now have a details page containing your active buffs you won't be able to add buffs once you have started your trial so make sure you buy them first players who got undefeated on their passage will continue to be invited to the lighthouse players may continue to play the trials past nine wins but won't receive any better gear with advance now has trials bounces available each weekend to provide players with a way to get sweet trials gear even if they're not reaching the lighthouse regular crucible bounties are also valid in trials of Osiris now this is the big e bungee will attempt to match up teams with similar win counts if you have one win you'll be matched up against other teams with one win if you have eight wins you'll be matched up with other teams with eight wins I'm predicting now a lot of broken hearts I really am teammates and enemy revives now have a distinct audio cue the recommended minimum light is 290 and only guardians with 251 lights can lead a fire team now I've missed that minor details but like I said you can catch the whole post links in the video description I have absolutely super pumped for the 13th and 16th I cannot wait I really can't it's gonna be a busy week that week it really is guys tell me your thoughts under new setup with Charles of Osiris and I am banner down below in that comments section do drop a like I do appreciate the support hope you enjoyed the video subscribe for daily destiny and I'll catch you guys on the next one peace out until next time


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gonna get an exclusive welcome packwith 100,000 silverand a whole new championJohtunI mean look at this guyyou're gonna need him on your teamstarting offwe've got theYijishimo Noodle Corporationjust hearing the name immediatelyand it does not surprise methat this is state low keywe're talking about chung fun hereis like 350nothing is cracking even $5we're talking about fresh made rice rollsfor $3how do you describe itsomebody was like yowhat does it look like a weird floppyalmost like an egg whitethe noodles it's so light and freshI drove from uptownabout 40 minute drivejust for the rice rollsall right and we are looking ata chung fun extravaganzasuper cheap$4at maxmostly 350I compare thiskind of to a pastry Davidyou know how when you have more thin layersin a pastry it actually tastes differentthat's exactly what's happeningalright let's get the pork onethat was the barbeque pork onethis is the regular pork one nowsaloncho sausagethat was cost youI thought it was lobsterthis is corn and cilantrookay I'm not a huge fan of cornin my chung funbut let's golet's get ita kale udona curry fish ballwhile we're waitingI think that's all you can ask fromyour chung fun Davidis that it be floppystretchyfreshwhat more can you ask forthis one I believe has scallionsand cilantrowith dried shrimpwould you agree with me andrewthat when it comes to chung funsometimes less is moreso this is a shrimp andrew ha chungI gotta go in for another bitejust to confirm how good this onegot to move oncurry fish ballthe peanut sauceallast onethis is ground pork and eggclassic out chungas you can see the egg is very thinagain floppy lots of different layersandrew out of nine flavorsI need a top twothe dried shrimpand cilantroand scallionand then the scallion shrimpmy first pick is the ha chungwhich is the shrimp oneI'm torn between the porkand eggand the cilantrobarbeque porklastly andrew at EG ShimoI actually did not see most peopleorder these thingsbut they could be goodyoung people rarelyorder thesemaybe the jokenow this one DavidI actually haven't eaten this dishthat many times in my lifewhat's thatit's the almond soy milk blendyeah yeahthis is more of a black sesame blendI've actually never had a warmlike melted onebetween these two andrewI'm actually gonnasuper endorse the almond flavorthis one was gooddisagreeyou disagreeI disagree Davidyou know meI'm not even into black sesamebut I'm gonna pick this onenext up andrewwe have something that we haven'tnever featured on the fumbro's channel beforebut I know is hugeespecially in Malaysia and Singaporewe have this warm savorymelt in your mouththis is chinesemalaysian style beef jerkyand this is called bak wabak waor in mandarin roganor in CantoneseyokonI thinkwhich means just like meatdry dried meatthis can actually get pretty priceybut don't worrywe are not gonna get more thanten dollars worthbut I gotta try everythingno manyokhighlightwhich meat is his favoriteyeahok he saidbeef and porkbeef and porkokI am 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texturebeing a little bit more differentsee it's a little bit more bumpyhey we got a piecealright to methis is my predictionokmy prediction is thatI'm gonna enjoy the pork jerkythe bestyeah that's what I doconfirmation buyslet's gothis is the pork jerkypork is pretty goodno it's goodin my opinionif you come hereget the pork or chickenthat's minethat's minethat's my wordsay no morethat's mehold onfor chicken and beefgo with the moist onefor porkbecause it's the fattiestgo with the dry oneI think it's really coolthat you can buyone piece at a timeso if you just have a few bucksyou want one slicejust oneandrewjust across the streetfrom milk and creamthere is a spotcalled yiwa minwhich is one bowl of noodlethey got duck bunsthey got a duck jambingthey actually have a lotof more hand foods nownothing hereis even listed asnine dollarsdo you even have thingsitems out of three dollarsthe boughs are three dollarsto four dollarsare you the ownerbut yeswhat made you want to openup a chung ching spotI'd be therechung ching a neneyou went to chung chingand at a lot of different restaurantshe did his due diligenceand he came back to new yorkoh you're about to ordera pork jambingyeah it's like my usuallike you're a jambing personyeah like that's your thingyeah it's like a savory crepelike a light wayto get your cake startedandre we are lookingat the four dollarduck bunsfrom yuwan minyou have green onionyou have cucumberyou have your saucewhich is usuallytim man jongI feel like you gotmore duck in yoursI think I didno no noyou know what isyour duck fell outoh that's what happenedbrofor four dollarsthe bun is definitelylarger than averageso let's check it outthe yabaoduck bunthe duck is juicywhy do you thinkyou are min andandre is so slipdunkas long as they do itright and do it tastythe bao is oneof the bestlike hand foodsto getthese baoare three dollarsthis oneis a beef baoand then Davidyou kind of haveyour more traditionalquad baowith pork bellybeef bunpork bunkind of likethat stewed beefshankthat you aregoing to findin chung chungbeef noodle soupand I believeyou have swanshigh in there tooyeah yeahtry the beef onethis pork onelet's go for this porkbetween those twoI'm rolling with the beef onebut actuallythe best oneoverallwas the duck baoif you get an optionto get the duckin New York Cityget the duckthey do the duckright herealright guyswe got the worldfamous jian bingduck jian bingseven dollarsloaded with plentya duckcucumberscarrotsthe tian man jianghe has much morevegetablesthan atypical jian bingI got to give propsto the ownersfrom Fuzhou Andrewbecause they really servea very wide rangeand they're doingall of itat leastthe seven out of ten levelget the jian bingsin the duck bao's hereget emYo Andrewwe're in front of goldensteamerand they're almost likeselling highquantitiesof very cheapbreakfast bao'sbroI'm telling youyou can buy thisbuy thebaltgo to the steamerlet's check it outthis is probablythe cheapest wayto buy bao'syou take em homeyou can steam emyourselfyou can microwave em這個有必要含等網的they sold outof the individualoneso we have to buythe packsthirty dollarswe cutendless amountsof bao'sendless amountsof drinksif you just buyone of these packswhich isonly six dollarstotally worth itDavidyou got to getthe lap trun baothey are stillsoftthey are justnot warmso look at thislook at thatdo you see thatcompressiondo you see thatairinessguysthis isthe lap trun baoaka theChinese sausagesteamed bununbeatablelap trun baoseventy five centsI might justhave to eatthe restof thislap trun insidealrightso thisoneis going to benefitfrom beingactually steamedohbutstill gooeyheythey did notskimthat'ssaltedsweet egg yolkright thereguysimagineif thiswas evenmicrowavefor eventwenty secondsa dollar eachthe salted egg yolkandrewhas beenpushed outto the edgeof the baowownothere's a lotin theretwo bitesimand there'sstill eggyokein my handyo you gottell mebecause I can'tharmdan wongall over yourfakesma'amalright andrewthisis actuallya pumpkin baothis isalap trun baoso this is actuallyI neverget this onepumpkin baopumpkin baoI gotta sayfor a pumpkinbuttonthat isnoteven warmed upthat'svery goodfor undera dollartheydon'tcallitgoldenbowkingdomfor nothingand forournext spotright nextthemilkand creamthisiscalledfuhbangtheyhavealotmorealmostlikeVietnamesedinnerfoodsI'veactuallyneverbeenherethismyfirsttimealrightsowe gotthefuhbangandwehavesomenorthernhanoystyledishesheresomenortherndishesthatyouwon'tfindeverywherethisis calledbuntopso here you havesome grilled pork right hereI don't even know if you eat it with any veggie at allmaybemaybe just crack a little bit why notcan't be wrongthrow it on therebuntopyou have the shrimp crackerrice papergrilled pork with somefried shallots on toppretty goodokay so this is calledbuntophanoyessentially it's meatballsin a certain sauceand then you just eat it over noodlesbuntopit's almost likethe broththat has some sour notes to ityeahalrightgarlic shrimpandricevermicelli noodlesthis looks goodand I'm going to grab some of these onionsjust mygrilled shrimp noodleI love when Vietnamese spotscook their green onions for youyo I'm about to dip thisin the bun chanahI know guys this is like reversebun cha right heresorryit's all good manthese are slept on dishesthese are things you need to tryespecially if you like Vietnamese foodare we in Hanoi right nowmoving on to the next spotour next cheapeatis a legendin factit's one womanwe call it the zongzhen ladyshe's hereat grandand christieshe's often yellingeatone zongzhe is one dollaryou have the Cantonese styleyou have the black rice dumpling你都是自己做的吗自己做的ok shes herealright guys zongzhen ladyshe got reviews on yelpim just saying she's herealright so our next spoton our cheap eats food crawlis a new spotit's called spring cafethey're doing vegan vowsthey got vegan french friescube sandwichwhen i heard about disanderthis was one of the mostfascinated conceptsspring cafelet's gojajang noodle saladcaught my eyecause i love the jajang manso they have black pepper mushroom vowsginger vegan chickenbrace tofu skinthey have the crispy portobello burgercan i do the hawaiian comboyeahand you said that has fresh pineappleyeahknocked can pineappleso is the owner of here veganyeahso there are vegan chinesefrom fujowanted to open up a coolcube cafe out of new yorkok and this is a brand new conceptthat is a black pepper mushroom guabaoyeahand this is a tofu guyso it's like a dried tofuvegan vowsmmmas far as mushroomsthose might be the king oyster mushroomscause they're big slabsbut this is marinated really wellthe flavor is actually really goodi'm impressedi actually am a really big fan of thisthere are parents used to make a dishwith the braised tofu skin like thisno i really like thisthat one's a hella goodthis one's superyo the black pepper mushroomthat's already a musketon 425i've got thegurungchongkai vegan styleaka imitation chickenwith ginger scallionyo here i have the braised tofu blockright hereit does look like pork bellyi'm not gonna lielet's get itthis one the texture is exactly spot onthe chickeni like tofu skin a loti like it more than the tofu blockthis last one is thevegan barbeque porkthat barbeque pork glutenis like really crispy on the outsideit has the sweetnessas a non-vegan personi'm impressedhop towell this oneyeah this one's goodguysif you come to spring cafetry the boughsvery goodandrewyou know for mei'm going with the vegan burgerwowthat is a tasty burgerwhat i like about spring cafeis that they got very likeasian optionsand very non-asian optionsi would totally put this inthe non-asian optionthe chinese flavoris definitely go with the boughsguysthis is something we have to tryand we're looking at a ube sandwichit is not taroube is not tarobut it's similarhere they got whole wheat breadlots of grain in itube sandwichi'd say if you're really into ubeit's a cool snack to shareit doesn't feel like a whole meal or anythingit could use a cream saucesome type of cream saucethe vegan cream sauceguys here i have the zhajiangnoodle saladi have to try thisthis was $11you got your cucumber noodlesyou actually have your regular noodles heresozhajiang noodle saladoh my goddoes that taste like it came fromwagas and shanghaiyes and i'm not madthis was absolutely worth itokaytry it bropretty goodone of the last items we haveis this vegankatsu chicken saladthis is some legitlooking vegan chickenvegan katsu chicken saladspring cafeis definitely a hidden gem cheap eati've been impressed by the pricingi've been impressed by how wellthey do their meatstheir flavorstheir recipesone last thing thoughi gotta try this kale smoothiealrightso in theChinatown cheap eatspart 2day but we ended offat tiger sugara lot of high endboba chainsfrom taiwanhave entered the u.s. marketand they're all gonna battle it outat the $7 boba markit's still under the $10 price pointplus you get an experiencetruan yang teaalright so we got our drinks guyseach of these is actually under $6this is aboolong osmanthus lattewith special puddingand then Davidthis is your osmanthus oolongso basicallyoolong is their specialtytruan yang teaok this is really lightvery decadent high qualitythis is their orange mountain teaand this is like more competitivewith yifancause it's real fruit teabut that's very deliciousto close outepisode 3of the Chinatown NYChidden gems cheap eatsfood crawland we had to drop a banger on themwe are getting Shanghai newswhen i know everybodyin Chinatownthey love the Shaolongbaothe soup dumplingi would saythis is the cheapest onecrab Shaolongbaos for $7.25the pork Shaolongbaoyou can get 8 of themfor $6.50guys these are hand madeshalongbaosevery plate is under $10yes even the shenzhenbaos here are under $10the fried rice cakesaka Chao Nian Gaois under $10 as wellshenghai rice cakesa little bit of pork flavor from the greenit's actually really cleanin night by itselftable we got a lot at Deluxe Greenbowthis is the shenghaii notice a lot of people getting thisi think if you're intowesternized chinesewhen you love this dishthen they would like thatway more than the rice cakesyeah that's a solid dishto have on your tablemoving on guyswe're about to hit the Shaolongbaoreally soonbut here we have the Hongyou Chao Sior Hongyou Chao Shouspicy one tonsthe elements in this dishare very authentic and traditionalthis is very representativeof NYC shenghaiyeswe got to get into the baoswe talking about Shaolongbaosthese are the cheapest Shaolongbaosi've ever seenin americabrowould you say 8 for 650it didn't even breaklook at that juiceoh my goshthe pork Shaolongbaosi gotta saysize wiseit did remind me of den taifengthe skin was pretty thini would say there was a ton of soupi'm going in on the crab onewhatever vinegar stuck to the skinis as much vinegar as i'm eating it withi gotta say i was pretty impressed mando you think andrewthat at 750less than a dollar eachfor the crab Shaolongbao hereat deluxe cream ballthese might be the bestcheap Shaolongbao in america85 cents of Shaolongbaoi do not think you are going to finda better deal for Shaolongbaoin new york cityand how many Shaolongbaosis the camera still onhow many are you going to eatstill on hold on hold onthis is a shengjinbaogrill bunthere's other shengjinbaosthat have a more thicker skinthat almost feels more like a doughguysi would recommendyou guys gotta get this one too7 bucksandrewlast but not leastwe have the shenghainese appetizersi'm a big fan of the tui jithe drunken chickenthat's definitely more of a deep cutshenghainese dishdevi that would taste goodin some joemix that in with some kanjii like any chinesecucumber dish personallygreat for cooling downall right guyshere we have the tui nyo bingtui nyo bingi think every chinese ladyhas some like chinese teacher in herpick on her toopick on her toopick on her tooi givedeluxe green bowloveralla 5 out of 5if you know how to pick herethe quality is therethe interactions herethe service is thereand the price is thereall right you guysdo not worryall the food in this videowas saved for mejust being able to film this videoit really increased my understandingat china townbecause andrewwithout this videoi would not have actually triedsome of these spotsall right everybodythank you so much for watchingpart 3of our china towncheap eatsslashhidden gems videoleave more recommendationsdown belowwe outpeacei literally just watched a videoin the winter on taiwan bearoh no kiddingtaiwan bearhouseit doesnt watch itshe went to taiwan bearhousefrom china towncheap eats part 1


This is your FBI This is your FBI The official broadcast from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation The I file Yesterday's Killers to hear people who tend to weave a veil of romance about the names and escapades of Al Capone of John Dillinger of Marb Barker and Alvin Carpus The gangsters who made prohibition first a laughing stock and then a serious business Some who listened to this program tonight were not yet born at that time We're not alive to see the mobs of hoodlums who made illegal whiskey the basis for criminal syndicates We're not yet reading a newspaper that morning in 1929 When a trigger happy gunman walked into a Chicago garage wearing a stolen police uniform And mowed down seven men A killing that became famous as the st. Valentine's Day massacre Those were the days she heard people say And they are right Those were the days when Al Capone had three entire floors in a large Chicago hotel When the word bootlegger was in some circles a badge of honor When decent people struggled to get a card of admittance to a smoke filled cellar So they could drink while rubbing elbows with the dregs of human society It is one of the jobs of your FBI to make sure that such days never return Tonight's file opens as special agent jim taylor driving up a lonely country road through a heavy storm He runs to the front door knocks and waits Yes, that's the wilson farm. It is. Oh, are you mr. Taylor? Yes. Oh, please come in. Thank you My uncle bob's expecting you. Yeah, let me have your coat. All right.  Thank you. Uncle bob's in that room there. Oh fine. You can go right in Thank you. Hello there. You mr. Taylor. That's right Wow, you made good time getting out here considering this storm. I guess I did There sit down Thanks, mr. Wilson Well, I suppose you're wondering what this is all about. I I couldn't tell you I think I know what it's about Charlie madison being killed last night, right? Yes And you know, I was there That's right We went through his papers. I can even answer that one You found a note saying that I was going to kill him You admit writing it? Sure. Sure. I'll even tell you why first I think you should know mr. Wilson that anything you can tell me can be used against you It's your constitutional right to say nothing Yeah, I know my rights I still want to talk Okay, but first I'd like to ask you a question All right. What's that? Why should you care who killed anyone as foul as charlie madison? He was a key witness in a government case now on trial in federal court And it appears that a violation of justice statute may have been committed which requires the fbi to secure all the facts Now what was your story? Well, first I'd like you to know that I had a good motive for killing charlie madison and a lot of people did Maybe you'll understand the motive a little better if I start at the beginning back when I first met the guy It was 1927 Oh, I was a hot 20 then Saturday night was what I waited for all week long That was the night we had the neighborhood dance Well, if one of those dances one saturday night, I was standing just inside the entrance smoking a cigarette when the guy I knew walked Oh, hi, Al Hey Want to get some exercise what kind? The guy right under the club banner.   What's the matter? We just done powder in my nose and I heard Peggy Austin say the fellas are all gonna gang up on my date Is he the one over there? Yeah, right under the banner Look Al George and willy are all closing in on him right now Just cuz he isn't from the neighborhood. Well, that's his tough luck. Oh, bobby. Do something Please for me bobby help him for me Well, please Okay They're all around him now. Yeah, but nobody's hitting him yet. All right. I'll be tough. Don't talk smart, brother Just walk outside. All right. All right. Break it up. Huh? Leave the guy alone. He's okay. Look stay out of this I said leave him alone. Oh no. Oh, yes Come on, buddy. This is your fight. You better help me. Okay. We're gonna have to punch our way out of here I first met charlie madison mr. Taylor I look back now. I know that was the tip off I was always going to be the guy to get him out of a jam Say you want a drink or maybe some coffee? No, no, thanks. Go on with your story Well, the next time I saw charlie was the night of the dempsey tunny fight I had a job as an usher the seventh round had just started and I figured nobody else was coming So I started down the aisle to find a place to watch Oh, hi, mary. Oh, you're the guy. Yeah. Yeah, well, I'm glad I run into you. I never got a chance to thank you Come on, that tunny looks great, don't he? I bet on dempsey. Oh, you're gonna blow it. Oh dempsey needs his one punch Ten bucks ten. I thought you made a bet. I got three g's on tunny three thousand Hey, you must be doing good. Not bad. Got a little action going for me Hey, are you working me? No. Oh look, I owe you one. You got a job starting tomorrow night So that's how you went to work for him, huh? Yeah, he wasn't my kind of a guy, mr. Taylor But it gave me a chance to see mary You probably figured it out already I was in love with mary But to her there was nobody but charlie Well, he had a roadhouse out on the turnpike. I started as doorman at the place Then one night I was at the bar when I heard charlie the guy say charlie wanted to see me in his office I started right away because charlie Yeah, bob You remember I told you last night I was tired of being a penny anti guy Well, I did something I'm moving up What'd you do by lake bichigan? Not better than that. I bought four guys from lefty bannings mob. What for they're crossing him He's got a shipment of booze coming in but he's not gonna get it. We are Charlie just in case you're interested in some advice. I don't think it's a good idea Why? If you can buy those guys lefty can buy them back, then we got a war You afraid of war? No, I just think if you want that booze, let's go take it ourselves You always do everything so you'll get punched in the nose It saved you once That was different Lefty's got a boat coming in well, we got a boat too. I picked it up today We'll use it to hijack lefty We move tomorrow night Well, mr. Taylor, we did the job and it went off just like charlie laid it out The next night I was in the road house when I saw mary sitting alone at a corner table Hi, mary Sit down. Thanks. I didn't expect to see you Why not? I figured you'd be celebrating after last night's job Understand you're all in the big time now I suppose I ought to say congratulations. Well, I ought to but I won't What do you mean? Mary you better tell it to charlie. I've been trying too, but he won't listen It's too big barbie I'll talk to him. Will you try to tell him that this is Bob? I want to see you Excuse us, mary Lefty bannings on his way out here.  They're stashing the whiskey. Oh, that's bad I I think we better blow Where can we hide you got a better idea? Yeah Close the joint send mary home in a cab. We'll wait here We'll punch our way out again And don't get too frisky with it What do you mean?  What about them? Suppose they start shooting through they'll have to break them first. Then we'll see them They won't see us without lights. Well, maybe we've got hold it.  Don't answer him charlie. Don't come out. We're coming in Charlie medicine come out with your dukes up or we're coming in you had your chance What medicine ain't here But I am and here I come and I'll back to the fbi file Yesterday's killer life in the united states has changed so much since the 1920s That comparisons are needless to prove the point In one respect however, there has been little change And that is the state of mind which results in the constant growth of the criminal army That attitude which was widespread then And is equally at home in too many living rooms today Is the conversational tone used in referring to criminals? How many parents ask if the other has seen the story in the evening paper? The one about that bank robber who got away with a hundred thousand dollars? Far too often the answer is I'd almost be willing to rob a bank myself for that much money or that takes a lot of courage How can parents who say things like that expect a child to correct them? To tell them it doesn't take courage to hide behind a machine gun To tell them that criminals are the vermin of the earth To tell them the very things they should in fact be telling the child You as an individual cannot stop that practice All you can do is make sure of one thing Make sure it doesn't happen in your home Tonight's file continues at the farmhouse where bob wilson and special agent jim taylor sit talking They shot me up a little as I came through the door, but lefty banning wasn't interested in me He wanted charlie madison and charlie had gone They left me there on the front porch of the roadhouse Me and the body of the head waiter When I came to I was under arrest for his murder There come in There was a phone call from mr. Taylor uncle bobby when just now it was your office mr. Taylor, but while we were talking the phone went out That happens every time we have a storm. I see well, I'll keep trying to get your call as soon as the service comes back. Thank you Well as I was saying I was arrested I didn't kill the head waiter, but the shooting came with a bad time people were sick of hoodlums like me And the judge hit me with a 20-year bit. Yes. I know about that I never heard from charlie. He never showed up at the trial never sent word to me I did hear he and mary got married Had a kid a daughter Well after three years I got word I had a visitor It was mary I didn't want to see her so they told her I was sick She came back the next day and the next Finally I went down to the visitor's cage and there she was Hello I'm sorry. You've been sick. I ain't been But they told I didn't want to see you Look, there's a reason for my not having come here Charlie told me you double crossed him.  His lawyer is arranging for a divorce. I'm going away Where I don't know I'll write to you You're going to be close enough to visit me again I don't know if I have my will If you're not We've got a date In 17 years If I hated charlie before I hated him double now I couldn't sleep at night. I'd lay awake thinking up new ways to murder him Tell me did you ever hear from mary just once she sent me her address but asked me not to write Well, finally the day came my sentence was up. I headed for mary right away But I was too late mr. Taylor She'd been dead for three years What about her daughter? I found Alice Charlie had never sent them a dime Mary died broke Well, that brought all the hate back again I started to look for charlie. I found out he was in europe So I rented this farm and kept my eyes on the paper Finally he came home When he did I wrote him that note you found He never answered it. So last night I went to see him I climbed in a window He wasn't home so I hello charlie What? Remember me? I uh Bob wilson Oh Sure Sure. Hello, Bob. This ain't a social visit Okay I've come to have a talk with you talk. I've been waiting for for 20 years. Look, bob. It's late Why don't you come around tomorrow? We're talking tonight. Okay What are we talking about?  I know You sent flowers. That's right Why didn't you send something when she was alive like dough?  Wait a minute. Listen. You've lied about everything from the first day I met you. Look. Is that what you came here to tell me? No Now I came here about your kid What about her? You've got a chance with her charlie a chance to make up for all the things you didn't do for mary Whatever I do with a kid is my business. Oh, no Now I'm making it mine You're gonna give that kid dough a lot of dough $50,000 worth 50.  Oh, I'm leveling. Get out of here.  I'm going to let go not with a gun charlie. I don't need one I'm gonna do it with these hands These hands are strong charlie. They got strong and prison Strong from working a drill pass and breaking rocks, but now they're gonna Mr. Wilson Didn't you tell madison you didn't have a gun? I didn't that shot was fired through the window Oh Why didn't you report that to the police? After you've spent 20 years in jail You do what I did You leave quietly Mr. Wilson, I wonder if you'd come down to the office with me. You don't believe me about not killing them. I'm an investigator not a jury I just collect the evidence 12 people in that box decide whether or not it's true Oh, mr. Taylor. I was just coming in to get you. I've got your office on the phone. Oh, thank you very much It's down there end of the hall and turn left. Thanks. I won't be long Oh, you going out uncle bob. Yes. Yes. I have to go into town with mr. Taylor If the roads are bad, I won't try to come back tonight. All right So you'd better get your things and go over and stay with the albrights. Okay Call me at the albrights when you get to town. So I know you're safe too Don't you go worried about men? Well, the highway will be slippery tonight and well, I'll feel better if I know you're there Here here help me on with this coat. Will you dare? Oh, sure Putting on your coat mr. Wilson Trip won't be necessary. My office tells me the case is closed They've caught the person we wanted Who is it? Someone who waited a lot longer than you lefty banning Well So good night, mr. Wilson and good night miss, uh, oh, uh, didn't you two introduce yourself? No Well, mr. Taylor, this is alice madison As jim taylor said The fbi secures the facts in their investigation of the obstruction of justice Their facts led to the identification and conviction of lefty banning in state court for murder More important, they cleared bob wilson an innocent man entwined in a series of unexplainable circumstances Used into night's broadcast are adapted from the files of the federal bureau of investigation However, all names used are fictitious And any similarity thereof to the names of places or persons living or dead is accidental This is your fbi is a jerry divine production


So, if you're a new Linux user or someone who's contemplating using Linux, I'll go ahead and say the distribution I recommend you to use is Manjaro, and it's actually always been Manjaro. Obviously, on my channel, if you know my channel, I don't really put up that many videos targeted to new users, because usually I'm doing things in the scary black box, I'm typing things in the terminal, stuff like that, we're customizing things. It looks very scary. But just in case, I want it on the record, that Manjaro, I think by far, is probably the best Linux distribution for a new user. Now if that's all you want, if you're just looking for a professional recommendation, Manjaro's it, go to the website, download it, download Manjaro XFCE, I think that's actually the one at the top, the one that, you know, their primary desktop environment. But that is what I recommend. Now in this video, for those who don't just want that recommendation, who want an explanation, let me give it to you. Why do I recommend Manjaro? Now I actually originally started out Linux on Ubuntu, and there was a period where I moved from Ubuntu to a couple different distributions in Manjaro, and of course now, well not now, I don't use Arch Linux now, but for the longest time I used Arch Linux, and right now I'm using Artex, which basically is Arch Linux, it's just without system D, basically the same thing. So why do I recommend Manjaro? There are a couple different reasons. Now the first reason, and I will admit, if you know me, if you know my principles, if you know my channel, there's going to be some of this I'm saying with a little consternation, I guess. So first off, one reason I recommend Manjaro is that it's rolling release. Now why would I recommend a rolling release distribution for a new user? If you don't know what that means by the way, that means that Manjaro gets updates pretty much as quickly as they come out. There's a little bit of delay on Manjaro. I think there's a little bit of extra oversight, but you pretty much get updates to programs as soon as they come out. Now why is that important? Now first off, contrary to popular belief, it doesn't mean that things just break all the time. I probably had one or two things break on rolling release distributions, and it's usually stuff they tell you, oh you got to do some manual intervention to fix this. It's not a problem, things don't break. The nice thing that rolling releases get you is they get you in a domain where software is actively being developed. You actually get to keep up with that pretty close. And again, this might violate my principles in some sense, but I know that there are a lot of people who want to switch to Linux, but feel like they can't do it because they got to play some game, or they have to do something on Steam, or they have to do something like that. And the fact of the matter is that Manjaro is the best distribution for that, specifically comparing it to things like Ubuntu or Linux Mint, because Manjaro gets things faster if it's something where there's active development going on, Manjaro is going to be able to deal with it quicker than Ubuntu and Linux Mint. You might have to wait a little longer on Debian based distributions or other distributions for that. Manjaro gets things really quickly. And again, I'm a full proponent. Maybe I should do a video on this, but I'm a full proponent of the fact that I think a lot of new Linux users will use things that they shouldn't really be using. I mean, part of the reason of using Linux is, of course, for your privacy and security, but I know it's just a fact of life that a lot of these guys will not use Linux unless they just perfectly replicate their Windows 10 setup for some reason. And Manjaro, you have the ability to do that a lot easier. And of course, you can gradually move them over to free software, Libra software, and stuff like that. But that's one fact of life. And of course, that's not just I'm not just talking about Steam or something like that. Really, everything, you have a little edge in Manjaro just because it's a rolling release distribution. Now, in addition to that, probably the biggest advantage of Manjaro over Ubuntu or Linux Mint is that you have compatibility with the arch user repository and anything with a package build, basically. And this is a huge benefit.   I forget what it's called. It's either SnapPak or FlatPaks or Snaps. I forget which one it is.  Just don't buy them. Don't trust them.  Because the real way you should be in selling programs is with your package manager. And on Manjaro, you can use the arch user repository, which of course, technically, is a derivative of your. I mean, you'll be using a derivative of your package manager or something like that, but using system default install tools. And that will save you so many headaches that you will have to deal with. I know a lot of people here, oh, there's all these great stuff on Snaps or something like that. Don't do that. It will be nothing but pain. Use the arch user repository. The only reason the Snaps exist is because Ubuntu does not have the arch user repository. You can just use it to install anything. And in fact, if anything, the danger is there are too many things you can install. You can install just random scripts on some guy's GitHub. That's the power you have with Manjaro. Now, I've never run into any kind of security problems running things from the AUR. It's just been a great experience. It's been pretty good. There is good enough oversight on all of that kind of stuff. But it is much easier than doing something like a. No, seriously, don't use Snaps. They're literally just for Ubuntu users that have a deficient operating system. And it's just canonical trying to compensate with it for it. That's all it is. Don't do that stuff. Seriously. So the arch user repository is probably the biggest single thing because you have just, I mean, it's like an order of magnitude more software that you can install on your machine and search through and get all these things that you want. So I mean, you have a lot to say.  It's a lot easier to do than with the much more limited Ubuntu software repository or whatever like that. It's just much better. Now, in addition to that, I think this is the benefits, the short-term benefits for users, and I think there are incremental, I mean, well, there are longer term benefits that I'll talk about in a second, but I think there are also aesthetic things or just little things that make Manjaro better as well. I mean, I think these advantages are pretty big, but there are other things as well. For example, the package manager on arch-based distributions, including Manjaro, it's just better than, you know, apt-get or whatever it is on Ubuntu.  You can't as easily search through and view your installed programs and stuff like that, and, you know, Pac-Man is just very powerful in the things that it can do, and every time I use, you know, apt or apt-get on my Debi and web server, I'm constantly reminded, oh, there's all these things that I think of as being basic to a package manager that doesn't exist on Debi and Ubuntu or Linux Mint. That's just something you have to deal with. So that's just a little benefit. Now, you can live with having apt-get.   Manjaro, XFCE, well, turn on dark theme, of course, but it looks pretty good out of the box. Now, the long-term benefit of Manjaro or the longer-term benefit of Manjaro is that here's a fact of the matter if you're a new Linux user. You, eventually, you're gonna have a fork in the road. You're gonna realize, okay, I know how to use this operating system now. I can either continue doing it the way that I've done it, you know, and I'm content with that and that's enough, or you realize that Linux actually has just massive potentials for the amount of customization that you can do on all these little things that might improve your workflow. They might make your computer look better. They might just give you more of a better choice of programs and stuff like that. That is, you might get into system customization. A lot of the stuff that I've talked about on my channel, you might wanna, oh, I'm gonna use terminal applications for this kind of stuff. I'm gonna use NPD for my music. Just have this music daemon in the background and have it manage all my stuff and there are a lot of tools that you might get into and you'll eventually, it'll hit you. Oh, you know what? I really like to install my system from the bottom up. I don't like the things that come with Manjaro by default so it'd be nice if I could install everything myself, do the process myself. And that makes Manjaro an especially good distribution because it basically is a derivative of Arch. So if you wanna install Arch Linux, which of course is designed as a distribution that really is supposed to be installed from the bottom up, that's a lot easier to do. You'll already know Pac-Man, you'll already know the basic principles of Arch-based distributions. Now they're not too different from Linux meant Rubuntu.  The things you learn on Manjaro are more easily generalizable. So that's a nice thing about it. And also the Arch and Manjaro package repositories, they actually have a very good representation of different window managers and desktop environments, which is not always the case on other distributions, even Debian or Ubuntu. I remember having a lot of trouble when I, this has probably changed now, but I remember having a lot of trouble compiling i3 gaps when I was on Debian or something like that. That was a couple of years ago. I'm sure it's better. I know i3 gaps is a lot more popular nowadays, but there are just a lot of things that there might be some, I mean Arch Linux I'll just say is really good at putting desktop environments and window managers in its repositories really quick. So you can easily, let's say you're just bored someday and you can say, you know what, maybe my life would be better if I use the different window manager desktop environment. So I'm just gonna play around with it. I'll look up on the Arch Wiki, all the different choices, I'll choose one of them, install it, see how it goes. If I don't like it, I can easily just switch to another one. Okay, so it's a really easy process. And so Manjaro makes that easier. So the thing is, I think on any one of these points, it would make, you know, using the AUR, having a rolling release, you know, having Pac-Man, being close to Arch Linux, having good packages in its repositories, any of these reasons by itself would be good enough to at least look at Manjaro as a good distribution, a good beginner's distribution. But I think the fact that it has all of these together, I really don't think there's another distribution that comes close to Manjaro in terms of usability and expansibility. You can do more with it. You can get more out of it even if you don't really know anything about Linux. So anyway, Manjaro is what I recommend. And in real life, when I have a friend who is interested in Linux, I always install Manjaro. I've been installing Manjaro for the past five years. The only exception is if I know that their computer can run free software, I'll install like Parabla or something like that. Only free software, including the Wi-Fi drivers. But in most cases, I'll just install Manjaro. And that always works great. I've never had complaints about it. So anyway, that's my recommendation. It's been a little longer than I expected. But yeah, just use Manjaro, go to their website, get Manjaro XFCE, and it'll work. All right, see you guys next time.