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You can check your balance anytime in your cart. Toyhacks is a company run by collectors for collectors. So check out toyhacks.com and make your collection stand out from the rest. And tell them Patriot Prime sent you. Now, on to the review. The featured button this video comes from the Transformers Buzzworthy Bumblebee Line Worlds Collide 4 Pack. And I got to give a huge shout out to my buddy Brad, who found this set for me in Texas. He sent me a quick message saying, hey, I just found the Worlds Collide 4 Pack. Do you want it?  Send him a quick PayPal transaction. And two days later, this is in my hands. Now the main figure I wanted out of this whole set was Nemesis Primal here. But this is a pretty good deal for $84.99, which is retail price. You get the $30 Primal, $20 Frangry, $20 Bumblebee, and $20 Black Arachnia. So it's not a bad deal for these figures. Granted, do we really need another mold of Cliffjumper there, who's now Bumblebee? So real quick, let's take a look at the packaging. You've got Buzzworthy Bumblebee, Worlds Collide. All the figures are here in robot mode. And what's cool about this packaging or a little bit different is the front has plastic, but the top in this honeycomb design has holes in it. So you can kind of stick your fingers right through there. Now there is something rattling around in here, but if you look through the top, there's a sealed section right here. So I'm assuming that sounds like instructions, maybe a couple of the accessories, but we'll find out when we open the packaging. Side of the box, you've got yellow Autobot logo. There's Bumblebee on this side and back of the packaging. You've got all the figures in robot modes and vehicle modes. Now what I'm going to do for this review is I'm going to break this down into four different reviews, one per figure because this is a big set. I really don't want to make a really long video, so I'm going to break it down. That way you guys can watch the review on whichever figure you choose. And for my last review, we're going to take a look at Bumblebee here. So now without further ado, let's get this box opened up and check him out. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. Now once you get Bumblebee all opened up and out of the packaging, you'll see he does come with a sheet of instructions that once again, this sheet covers all four of the figures in the World's Collide pack. So this is a massive sheet of instructions. But considering this is the fourth use of this mold, you should know how to transform him by now. Bumblebee also comes with this little, I guess that's the all spark. It's got a little port right there, not a port, a little hole. And this feels like soft rubber. Actually, it feels like a booger. But you got that. You've got the back portion of his vehicle or shield. And you also have the bazooka that all of this mold comes with. Of course, I like this one. This comes in that Army man greens. That's pretty cool. And then of course we've got Bumblebee himself. And he looks really good. I like the color scheme on this Bumblebee. Nice bright yellow the way Bumblebee should be. Now, like I said, this is the fourth version, actually the fifth version of this mold. If you count Netflix Bumblebee, but we have the original mold, which was Earthrise Cliffjumper, followed by Generation Selects Hubcap, followed by Generation Selects Bugbyte. Let me see if I can get everybody in shot here. Which was our first look at a mold, the Cliffjumper mold with a Bumblebee head. So you see it's the exact same head, just different color scheme. And then of course we got Netflix Bumblebee, which was that Walmart exclusive that everybody was after. Now, moving these guys out of the way, I do like the color scheme on buzzworthy Bumblebee a lot better than Netflix B. Now, Netflix B was an amazing use of the mold, but I do like the color scheme on this Bumblebee a lot more. Also, let me bring in everybody once again. If you look at their chests, each figure here does have the Autobot logo or in Bugbyte's case, the mercenary logo is on there thanks to a toy hacks decal. The buzzworthy Bumblebee, his Autobot logo is tampagraft on, so that's one nice change. Now I'm not going over all of the features and comparisons with the guy. I mean, if you have either of Cliffjumper, Hubcap or Bugbyte that mold, you know what to expect out of that figure. So now let's take a look at Bumblebee in vehicle mode. In vehicle mode, Bumblebee really pops with this nice bright yellow color scheme. He's got black here along the front, right up there in the intake, down here for a little grill and like the silver wheels. I mean, I've liked this vehicle mode. They did a real good job with this vehicle mode, big Autobot logo right there tampagraft up on top. Now of course, like all the others, he has a transparent windshield and side windows while the rear window is painted black with a black bumper across the back. So this vehicle mode looks good. I like the color, but it's nothing that we haven't seen before. So there you have Bumblebee in vehicle mode. And now for some quick size comparisons here is Transformers Buzzworthy Bumblebee World's Collide Bumblebee with Generation 1 Bumblebee, Generation 1 Classic Pretender Bumblebee, Titan's Return Bumblebee, and War for Cybertron Trilogy Netflix Bumblebee. The Transformers Buzzworthy Bumblebee World's Collide 4 Pack is a mixed bag of figures to be sure. Now personally, I absolutely loved Nemesis Primal and Black Arachnida. Fangry, I'm about 50-50 on.  It took me a while just to get him posed for this shot right here. If he had tighter joints, this figure would be awesome. And Bumblebee here, man, like I said, it's the fifth use of that mold, but I do like what he brings to the table. He's got the Tampagraft Autobot logo. He's got the correct color scheme. I just wish he was the VW Beetle just like the Netflix version. One, because I think the VW would look great in that color scheme. And two, a lot of folks missed out on that Netflix Bumblebee, and this would have been the perfect opportunity to make another one. Now once again, I want to give a huge shout out to my good buddy Brad, the Texas Toy Hunter, for finding this set for me so I could add these figures to my collection. Now if you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, don't forget to subscribe, and don't forget to click that bell icon to get notified when I upload new reviews. Once again, this is Patriot Prime, signing out. Hoah!


We're continuing our partnership with the Ayn Rand Institute and joining me today is an Objectivist Intellectual and Rubin Report Veteran, you're on Brooke, welcome back to the Rubin Report. Great to be here. We've done this in like a hundred incarnations in about a thousand different studios and I think we've done it in a couple countries maybe and all over the United States, so let's see what happens. You ready? I'm sure good stuff is going to happen. You sure good stuff is going to happen? I'm sure good stuff is going to happen. The power of positive thinking, my friend. So let's focus for this half hour on Ayn Rand specifically. I've done a bunch of these panels and one-on-ones where we've taken a lot of these ideas into the current day or looked at it through a historical perspective. People can watch some of our other interviews to find out how you got interested in these ideas. Give me the two-minute button Ayn Rand, why did these ideas matter? Why was she the one that was able to come up with this cohesive set of ideas that you believe in? I don't have an explanation for why she came up with these ideas. She was a genius and she came up with these ideas. But I think that she revolutionized the way we think about the world. She came up with a philosophy that really turns the world upside down in the way people think about the world out there. Her philosophical ideas are truly revolutionary and they're inspiring because they're focused on the individual. They're focused on the individual's life, the value of that individual's life and what kind of life an individual should live. And they present an ideal, an ideal of what that life can be like. And people, particularly I think when they're young, when we're still idealistic, when we still want to believe that anything's possible, they gravitate towards that. They find that inspiring, they find that exciting. And then she provides a whole philosophical foundation for why it's right. So sometimes I hear people say, oh, I was in time, Rand, or I was into objectivism when I was young, when I thought I could conquer the world, but then sort of reality hit or the real world hit or something to that effect. I'm sure it's a criticism that you've heard. All the time. I mean, all the time you hear this. And there's a truth to it. I mean, there's something when we're young that makes people awakening. We discover, we have a mind. We discover we have some control of our lives. We're looking for what is true. We don't want to trust our parents. We don't want to trust our teachers. And then we read in Rand, and there's a certain clarity, there's a vision, there's an ideal that is projected there. But if we don't, I think, hold on to that. And I think it takes courage, and it takes a lot of thinking, and it takes a lot of integration, integrating into our value system, these new ideas. And I think that we go on and we live a life, and people are throwing ideas that are contradictory to this set of ideas at us, and life might be a little difficult, and it takes constant mental energy to remind of myself, I've got this ideal, I want to strive. And a lot of people just give up. They give up on, not just on who ideas, almost all these people give up on idealism as such. And they become cynics, and you see this most of the time, the people who say this are kind of cynical. They don't really believe in anything. And they like to put stuff down, and they like to make fun of anything that's a principle. Because they gave up on their idealism, nobody should be allowed to be idealistic. Okay, so let's extrapolate some of these ideas. So everyone watching this knows that I believe in the individual. It's become the core of my belief as a human being, as an individual, but also my political belief, it's the start of how you could build any system. Okay, so I think most of the audience is on board when you say that. Let's go from there. What are the other pieces that we need to know about? Well, it's a question of what does it mean to be for the individual? And what is the individual? What are we?  And here I, in Rand, identify as the idea that, you know, we are a rational animal. We are a reasoning being. We need to use our minds in a particular way. There's a method to discovering truth. There's a method to discovering what's right and what's wrong. There's a method to thinking. And that this is crucial to well-being, and that this method, this faculty that we have to identify the world out there and to understand it, is guided. We guide it. So this is the idea of not just being individual entities, but individual entities in control of their own life, having free will, having the capacity to make choices, having the capacity to choose values and to attain those values. And then there's the question of, okay, what should this individual do? And for 2,000 years, we've been taught a marco that says, okay, yes, they're individuals, but the responsibility is to take care of others. The responsibility is to be noble, to be good, to get into heaven. They need to sacrifice, they need to be selfless. So even though we identify individual entities out there, their job is to find the needy and go help the needy.  And I mean, it's just, why? If I'm an individual, my life is mine, why shouldn't I live for myself? So she develops, discovers a whole system of ethics that is centered around rational self-interest, around an egoistic system of ethics. So before we get into some of the specifics of the ethics, I know we've discussed this a bunch of times before, but I think when a certain amount of people hear that, live for yourself, what they go to immediately in their mind is some sort of scorched earth situation that we will all then do whatever the hell we want, all the industrialists will pollute the rivers, people will steal from others and all of these things. Now this obviously is a segue to the ethics part of this. So can you explain why that isn't the case? Sure, and I want to state that this is how we've been trained to think. So the altruists, those who, the moral teachings that have taught us that our responsibilities as individuals to serve others, have also taught us that the only alternative to serving others is to be a lying, stealing SOB. Those are the two alternatives. And Iron Man says, well wait a minute, didn't I just say that essentially we are the rational animal, that reason is our means of survival.  Don't we get our clothes and our food and the electricity and everything? Aren't those all products of reason? Maybe reason should be important here before we get to the scorched earth. Let's talk about, so for Rand to be self-interested, to be egoistic means to be a thinker, to be somebody who uses reason to guide their life.  Well, what is lying? Lying is faking reality, it's faking the facts to yourself and to other people. Well, is that rational? Well, no, reason like math, like science requires evidence, facts, the truth.  If our minds are this amazing, I hate to use the term machine, but in a sense, this machine that is guided, if I put junk in it, the product is gonna be junk. And if the product is junk, I can't live for myself because my tool for survival, my tool for achieving anything is broken. So lying just doesn't make sense. Stealing good for me, right? Well, let's think about what does it mean to be good? Part of what makes us happy, part of what makes us able to function in the world, to achieve our goals, is that we have a certain self-esteem, we have this confidence, we can survive in this world, we can take care of ourselves in this world, we can produce, we can create, we can put food on the table to put it in simplistic terms. I can put food for my family on the table. That makes me feel like I belong, like I can take care. Well, if I'm stealing, then somebody else is creating the food, somebody else is creating the product, and I'm using muscle. I'm using physical force to take it from them. I'm completely dependent on these other people. Where's my self-esteem gonna be if that's the case? Can I be happy knowing that I live off of other people, that I'm completely dependent on them? And there's also sort of a time limit on how long you can get away with it, right? And I don't even mean that in terms of being caught specifically, although most likely you will be caught, that internally, the internal inconsistency of lying and stealing and all of those things. Exactly, it wrecks the machinery. It wrecks your ability to have the self-esteem. It wrecks your self-confidence. It wrecks your self-estimation of who you are and what you are. It undercuts those. And at the end of the day, I truly believe that bad people, lying, stealing, cheating, SOBs, are miserable people, you know, the only, I often joke that the only profession, the only profession, if you can call it a profession, we're lying works, in quotes, is politics. Because if you talk to business people, or if you talk to people in any other profession, and we know that that guy constantly lies, nobody who hires him, nobody wants to do business with him, nobody wants to deal with him, you fail. The only place in which it seems to work, in a sense, is politics. And I've never met a politician, and I've met, unfortunately, quite a few of them, who I think of as happy, as satisfied, as having that self-esteem. They always come across as kind of, you know, mousy characters who were not. They don't live the kind of life I think, I think that when we talk about being self-interested, living the full life, I can't think of a politician. I mean, Bill Clinton looks miserable.  Yeah, he looks banged up now. And he would be, right? Because he's lived that kind of life.  So that's really disturbing, the one profession, that doing the worst thing that you can do, and lying, right, lying and cheating, whatever else you gotta do, that that seems to be the system that we live under. I mean, we live under a political system. Well, unfortunately, politics is about power, and it's become about power over other people's lives. And the only way to really justify having power over other people's lives, being in a position of authority over other people, managing their lives, telling what they can and cannot do, is by lying, because I think that kind of system couldn't survive in the light of truth. And of course, one of the reasons, you know, going back to Ayn Rand, one of the reasons Ayn Rand is for capitalism, is to not allow politics to control our lives. Capitalism is a system that leaves us as individuals, free to pursue our morality, free to pursue our good life, free to pursue our happiness, free to pursue these values without anybody telling us how to live, what to do, what to choose, how, you know, what to eat, what to drink. But it says, no, you're free to do that.  Right, so in a way, it's like we're dealing a lot of our own personal autonomy to people who gladly would love to control us. We rarely do it to people who want to give us back some of that autonomy. Absolutely, and this is why The Founding Fathers is such a rare phenomena in really human history, is that he was a group of political intellectuals, but also politicians who went into politics and did the political stuff that needed to be done all in the name of liberty and freedom, all in the name of taking power away from themselves.  That idea, those kind of giants, intellectual giants and political giants, just don't exist anymore. The more power you give the politicians, the more power they take, the more it attracts the kind of people who want that power, and of course the kind of people who want that power, the last creative people you wanna give that power to. So then how do you unfurl that? Is that purely done at the individual watching this level or how do you inject some of these ideas? So a guy like Paul Ryan, for example, I remember originally, he would talk about Iron Rand every now and again and talk about free market capitalism and all that. He was as sort of close maybe as you get. He got punished for it. And he was right, he was mocked for it. He was never consistent about it, but to the extent that he had some good proposals and I thought sometimes he said some really good things. He was crucified for it, he was really attacked for it. Political change, we get the politicians we deserve. We get the politicians the culture deserves. And so the change has to happen at the individual level. It has to happen at the viewer level. We have to change the culture in which we live. And when we change the culture in which we live, we will demand different politicians. And this is a process. It won't happen all the time. So though there might be a revolution down the road, they might have to be kind of no, we need to radically change it all at once, but that's a very painful, painful way to do it. We're gonna have to get people first and foremost to go back to the ethics, to go back to this idea of individual, to value the individual, to value their own life primarily, to want to live for themselves, to want control over their lives, to want control over their minds, to want control over what they eat and what they drink and what businesses they do and how much they pay their employees and what benefits they give them, what they don't. All the things that the government now controls, people have to want to own that. They have to want to take back all of that responsibility, all of that freedom. And when they want to do that, then they'll be ready to elect the kind of politicians that will give it. So there's a little bit of a scary picture here, which is, oh, the founders were able to do it because they had to leave the king and we may be heading in that place where it, because I sort of what you're saying there is, it almost has to get worse before it can get better because we haven't hit a breaking point, let's say. So history suggests that when it gets worse, it only gets worse. That it doesn't necessarily, so you get hyperinflation of Weimar Germany, you get Hitler's. So there's always something even worse than what you think is bad. So I don't think it has to get worse, but it probably will get worse because I think the process of this kind of cultural change is long. It's hard and it requires a lot from people and we have a lot going against us. The educational system against us, obviously the political system is against us. I don't think there are a lot of intellectuals who really buy into the agenda that I am proposing, right? That buy into the idea of people taking control of their life and really having the ability to make these choices and really owning it and the idea of complete political freedom and complete economic freedom. So we don't have enough intellectuals advocating for this. The educational system is against us. This is gonna take a long time and the more time passes, the worse potentially things can get and we could get to a position where it's so bad, the only way to deal with it is through a revolution but let's hope we can avoid that. Right, so all right, let's not go that full route there but that is an interesting segue to something that we've talked about before that I always find fascinating. You've often told me that when you're traveling to Eastern Europe where they've gone through a little bit of what you're talking about here, they've gone through more totalitarian regimes and more socialist style governments that these ideas are spreading there because people are now desperate for them. There's definitely more opening in places that have gone through bad times and where young people feel like there's a promise out there that they can't achieve somehow and they still look to America. As funny as it might seem to us in America fighting the battles within America, they still look to America as a model and they look to America and they say, we wanna be like that and we've tried and the building wall came down and we still tried for 25 years we'd be trying and everybody's betrayed us. Maybe we need to think a little out of the box, maybe we need to be a little bit radical, maybe we need to embrace some ideas that are different, that are completely different than anything else and I think they have the courage and or maybe it's a desperation but they are motivated to think outside of the box but even there it's hard, right? So these ideas are spreading but there's also counterforces there that you've seen the rise of nationalism and the rise of pseudo-fascism and the rise of communists even in these places. So there's constantly this battle of ideas going on and to me it's sad and often surprising that hey, what are we advocating for? Freedom, what are we advocating for? The individual really taking control of your own life and the pursuit of happiness, what could be better? That these ideas, this should be easy, but it's not, it turns out that it's really, really hard but yes, I think in America what I see with young people is life's good. iPhone, next iPhone's coming out. I don't know where the iPhone comes from, I don't know what it takes to build an iPhone, I don't appreciate the genius of the person who creates this, actually I wanna tax the hell out of him but there's gonna be another iPhone and life's pretty good and I can debate between Democrats and Republicans even though the differences between them sometimes fade away but why be radical? Why engage in these sophisticated ideas? It's there's a sort of laziness and there's a certain sense in which they're spoiled and there's no existence, they don't feel an existential threat even though I think it's right there. Right. Which really is the double-edged sword of all of our freedoms, right? It has given us now so many freedoms and so much prosperity that we can become fat on it and then not realize as the barbarians are at the gate. I think that's right but I wouldn't blame the prosperity completely, right? But it doesn't allow that. It's a function of it or something, yeah. It allows us to not suffer the full consequences of our ideas. So when we're closer to nature, if you will, to survival, that if we have bad ideas, we suffer immediately. When our parents are wealthy and when life's pretty good and we get bailed out by the state or by our parents or by whatever, then we can make a lot of mistakes and never feel the consequences of those mistakes. We don't feel the consequences of bad ideas we have taken on and I think American society to a large extent is still kind of cruising on the ideas of the enlightenment, the success of the founding fathers, the industrialists of the 19th century, the geniuses of Silicon Valley and the rest of us can in a sense kind of cruise. We can't fully succeed in life. We're not going to. We're not gonna live a full life by cruising but we don't quite suffer the full consequences either at least not materialistically, maybe spiritually and maybe that's why in some court the suicide rates up and the opioid epidemic and things like that. So spiritually I think we're suffering but spiritually to diagnose the cure is again a lot harder in our culture. Yeah, so let's say that some of the ideas of objectivism really started catching fire and started breaking through the political madness. What would our political system look like? Wow, I mean there would be a political party that actually represented the individual and individual freedom and individual liberty that they would be and they would have a voice and they would have a chance politically. Maybe they wouldn't dominate. The political map would be starting to tilt away. I think over the last 100 years the political map has shifted left constantly towards socialism and statism of very forms and today I think the right is just as statist and I think basically the whole political map now is solidly on the status premise with variations within but basically the state is there to control our lives. These want to do it in this way and those want to do it in that way but it's the same thing. A little slower for these guys maybe. Maybe a little slower but maybe in different ways. Maybe faster in some areas and slower in other areas but they both want to have control of our lives. There would be some people out there speaking about individual freedom, about individual liberty, about individuals taking responsibility for their own lives, about stop complaining, go stand up straight, make up your room but go find a job, right? Get in your car and drive somewhere where jobs exist. We don't owe people because they're needy. We don't owe people because they lost a job. We don't owe people because they demand something. Your responsibility is to live your life. My responsibility as a politician is to protect your ability to live your life that way, protect you from force and coercion. You'd have people talking that language and it'll take a while before they win. It'll take a while before they dominate but they'd at least be a voice and today there isn't even a voice that represents that and you'd see a breaking up I think, a break up of a lot of the old ways of thinking about the world. I think so much of our politics has been captured on the right in particular by religion. I think that would have to start fading away and you'd actually hear secular voices.  If you accuse somebody today of being an atheist, forget it particularly in the Republican Party. He can't even win a primary. So the whole way in which we think about freedom and about liberty and about politics was slowly start crumbling and a new vision for what life could be like, I think would emerge. Right, so there's a risk there because things are still pretty good but you basically would say that's a risk worth taking. In what sense? Well, there's a risk in that if you start instituting new ideas, even if they're the right ideas that we've got something pretty good here. Right now it's something pretty good. Maybe we're holding it together with tape but it's something pretty good but you think that the risk of doing something better is worth taking. Yes, but also the risk of not doing anything is massive. Not only, yes, things are pretty good but things could be amazing. Things could be fabulous. Things could be a thousand times better. And it's true, I don't have a parallel universe to show you, oh, freedom, this is what results. I'm not, I don't have a science fiction mind to tell you about the flying cars and the things that we would have under circumstances but also the just a sense people would have about life and the benevolence and the happiness and the spiritual prosperity that would happen if we were free. So things are pretty good but they're only pretty good and particularly spiritually I think they're only pretty good. And what's possible for human beings? What's possible for the human mind for both materially and spiritually is I think pretty unimaginable to most people and that's kind of a vision we need to be able to project to people and inspire them to do that. So I think the risks are insignificant particularly as compared to the rewards and I do know what will happen if we do nothing and that is the band-aids will fall apart and this will crumble and again might not crumble exactly in the way we expect in a sense of the material world but I think people just become darker and more cynical and more depressed and I don't think it's an accident that there's more mental illness issues and people are more depressed. Some of it's just we're recognizing it but some of it is the world is becoming darker and darker and I'd like to, that's not necessary. None of that is necessary. Did Rand ever think about going into politics? No, no, I mean it was, I don't think she ever entertained that. I mean, what she wanted to do from when she was very young was she wanted to write and she had a vision for what kind of writing she wanted. She wanted to portray the ideal man. She wanted to portray a hero. What was possible for human life and if you think about her novels, if you think about Ruck and the Fountain Inn, if you think about Riden and Dagny but ultimately John Galt and the Atlas Shrug, that's what she wanted. She wanted to show what was possible for a human being and what we should strive towards and she wanted to provide that inspiration that she gave so many of us who read those novels and so what we could achieve with our own lives. That was what important and the politics, even the political theory is secondary to that. She ultimately is about, it's ultimately it's about the ethics, it's about living, it's about making the most of your life, it's about enjoying life, it's about the passion that comes from life, living the best life that you can be, that you can live and you need a particular political system to achieve that. That's the reason she's a capitalist. She doesn't start with that and then go to, okay, this is how people, and this is what makes us different than let's say libertarians who all they care about is the politics and the better ones, let's say free markets and stuff like that and what you do when you get that freedom, they don't care about. And to me, it's all about what you do. You don't see that as a cohesive set of idea or a complete set of ideas. It's not a complete set of ideas and when they try to complete it and when they go the anarchist route, I think it completely falls apart and it becomes a very destructive set of ideas. But I think that what Rand provides is a more vision for life. And that's unique. And then the politics is what makes that possible politically. But it's not the goal. The goal is to live your life fully. And that's what inspired me. I mean, it's easy to get caught up in the politics and the politics are kind of interesting in how do you phase out social security and all that. But what's really important is how to live the best life that you can live. How to achieve happiness. How to find a great romantic partner. How to enjoy good arts. How to have great friends. How to pursue a great career.   And I wish that the discussion out there about how Rand was focused on that and let's debate what is a complete, good, successful life look like. So I wouldn't mind oppositions and say, no, no, no, you overemphasize productiveness and really it should be these other virtues. That would be an interesting discussion with the realm of how to succeed in being a human being rather than the caricatures that are made of her and the caricatures of self-interest that are made of her. Yeah. Well, look, that's why we're doing this partnership and that's why I like talking about these ideas with you and going out there. Especially when we go to universities and we talk about these ideas and, you know, we did an event with Eric Weinstein and he was critical of some of these ideas and you guys had a good battle and the audience afterward that was mostly objectiveist, they were thrilled that someone came in there for a battle of ideas. And I thought, and he even said to me, after, and I'm sure he said it to you, well, how wonderful that was that people disagreed on some fundamental stuff but were happy to do it. That's pretty solid. Absolutely. This is what you have done over the last few years is you've really brought people together to have those conversations in a respectful, in an intellectually open environment and facilitate those conversations. So, you know, I'm looking forward to particularly with young people, to getting these ideas. I think ideas that are exciting for young people because I want to inspire people to be idealistic and to stick with your idealism and to find, because we still live in a pretty cool world, a pretty decent world, but you can be depressed in this pretty cool world or you could thrive in this pretty cool world. I want people to thrive in this pretty cool world and I think if we have enough people thriving, if we have enough people focused on living the best life that they can live, then the politics will take care of themselves because those people will not want a authoritarian telling them what they can and cannot do. Over time, that group will expand and dominate the political and ideological landscape. So, to the extent that we can get these ideas out there to young people, that's what gets me excited. You did it again, man. You know how to end an interview. This is just one in a series of many videos that I'm doing right here on the INRAN Institute YouTube channel and you can check out the playlist right down below for more of the one-on-ones and some of the group chats that we've had.


As the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL and other marketers confirm a new prize redeemed for premium motor spirit, PMS, following the announcement of fuel subsidy by the new President Bola Akhmat Tunibu, resident in the Kattis State, have urged the president to put an end to the hardship. They also rejected the new pump prize of patrol fixed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited and other marketers. We spread this from our president. We don't spread this from this party called APC. It is unfair. 2015, I can remember, when Gulogionata was on par, these people were ashamed that they will beat down the price of petroleum to 14 error that when they get there, they promise even a net that is what they will do for us. But it is unfair that we can see that we further our saving world. It is calm. It is calm all. The economically is going to cause a sort of economic doldrum where everybody, we bear that financial agony. There is no doubt about that. It is on the high side. It is not easy. It is not easy. It is going to put a problem on many homes. The economy is going to batter the economy the more.


Mr. Speaker, in light of the unforeseen changes in global and domestic circumstances, the COVID-19 and Russian-Ukrainian war supplied change disruptions and the need to ensure consistently with my government's pledge of putting people first, we have been in the process of revising the medium-to-development strategy.


Hi guys, welcome to a new vlog first off I want to start off by showing this cute outfit. I have on I love this outfit except for these shorts are kind of like loose And the belt doesn't really like do his job and holding it up So it kind of like I don't know puffs out, but other than that. It's really cute We are actually going to Epcot today Valerie and I are and we're just gonna walk around so it'll be a good time I don't know if I'll get any cute pictures But I thought I'd dress up for the occasion since I never really dress up ever. There's Valerie. Hello You can't really see you because of the shadow, but we are on our way to Epcot so hopefully I'll get some fun footage. There's not really any festival going on Oh, hey, they've also repainted the entrance and I forgot to vlog it so Good times good times Okay, so we haven't made it into the park yet But there are these pictures here that we have our face in one of them They moved them they used to be these like big pillars like when you went into the park But they took that down so they replaced it with this thing with like these panels With pictures. Yeah, I don't know where we are. Obviously. Maybe Valerie will figure it out Okay, so we found our tile, but we're not gonna go see it today But if you guys want to come and see ours our Code is the number on the screen right now. Yeah, there should be two so maybe Yeah, oh by the way Valerie's carrying her cane because her foot hurts Yep It's such a beautiful day, isn't it Valerie? Oh my god, it's lovely. It's great. It's just enough for a light sweat, but It's not too hot. We're like dripping in sweat, but look at this beauty. It is beautiful All right, Valerie. What's our first stop? We're going to see Sherry. Yep, Valerie says she loves it when we visit her So that's our first stop for today. Stop for a little picture taking This is really nice though It's almost flowering garden and Valerie said it starts on March 3rd Also, I wanted to add I actually like wearing the mask here because I have really bad allergies and stuff And this keeps out the pollen at least I think so I'm not having like a coughing not coughing but like a sneezing fit So that's a positive. We have got the Mickey bars in our position now Valerie was craving one Show your popcorn Valerie. Yeah, she also got some popcorn Yep, we got our snacks here. How's work going Sherry? Look at little poo. He's so cute Randomly in this area. We just went to the bathroom like over there. I know So random to see him But he's out and about catching little bees and this like green field here This is one of your favorite views. She loves seeing the nice flowers around here Looks like they have a new merch range. It wouldn't be a Alex vlog if we Didn't show some of the merchandise. I don't know about her, but I really like this. That's cool It reminds me of the boss water bottles. Yeah, what are these? They are glass they have a date on them. Oh, there's a shot glass here's a little book here photo album It just is our Walt Disney World Vacation They're gonna put the same curse on the 2021 that they did over 2020. Yeah, probably These are also really cute their little puffer jackets that is so soft on the inside, but that's also really really nice It's not that big but it would keep you insulated Yeah, my aunt likes puzzles so I know I think this would be nice. Yeah Let's get her this puzzle looks like they got some new Hawaiian ears. Those are really cute So just needed to show you guys also these ears are beautiful. They give me the Cinderella vibes here I like those but probably these would be like next on my list to get because they're really cute And I like velvet also really love the burgundy and I love those green ones. I just dropped it I also really love those green ones. They're really pretty They are wrapping it up But I also got this Disney tumbler because this is the exact style and design that I love I have two of them already and it has the straight straw like the stick type And it's just really cute. It has all the four parks on it So I decided to get it. There's also this one. It looks exactly like it But it's a little bit different design and it has the straw So I don't know I just like the other one better. Valerie thinks this is funny having snow white outside of the restrooms here But here's some topiaries because they're getting ready for the flowering garden We've had an incident I stepped on Valerie's cane And the little tip and the little tip thing I would help but I have these bags in my camera I stepped on it in the tip like I Don't know why I think that's so funny. Hey, Valerie. Give us the update. What are you doing here? I am posting the Facebook. Yep. Always the Facebooking. Yep Okay, so right now Valerie's getting at something for us in the wine cellar And I don't know what she's gonna get us But I'm just holding down the fort here and Sherry is going to meet up with us pretty chill evening here Walk it around decided to grab a quick drink Sherry just got off work. We have our drinks now. Thank you Valerie. You didn't get it in that bar. Yeah, she got it in that bar Bar for tables before social distancing at the restaurant. So the restaurant has now poured over into the bar So even if we wanted to sit in our little spot All right, so this looks really new to us We're gonna try and see what they have at the smoke house here in America So we are doing the mobile ordering here at the smoke house Always stress is Sherry out sometimes. Hey, what should I forget? Okay? You can't really see it in this lighting, but we got some mac and cheese is oh Some watermelon and coleslaw. I think that comes with yours. Oh With your leg. Oh, I also got fries too. Who got the onion rings? I did That's mine. I got a chicken leg. You can't really see the chicken leg rise Yeah, you can't really see the chicken leg, but it's there. I got fries and I got my mac and cheese there Yeah, I think those are yours. Yummy. We got utensils. I do okay So overall that was the most satisfying meal that I've ever had at Disney For a quick service meal. I highly recommend coming to this barbecue place in America. It's so nice and The mac and cheese is probably my favorite. The chicken was amazing Like it wasn't like drenched in the sauce, but like it was still like super flavorful mothers. What's your review? Valor liked her mac and cheese. My cold pork was really good. Yeah, the onion rings were delicious Right. Yeah, you know the coleslaw was good. I'm not even a big fan of coleslaw Yeah, so we highly recommend this place devoured before we head out. We're gonna make a quick stop into Mouse gear This is the big Disney store that is getting revamped and stuff. We're gonna go on in new spirit jerseys, okay So I don't know if Alexa Paige watches my videos, but she definitely needs this because it's like her saying these are a Little new. They're like fuzzy sweatshirts. That's really cool. That gray one is cool, too Also, I noticed this shirt, and I think that's so cute. I would love like an oversized one of that Just to like hang around the house even though I was saying that I was trying to not wear a lot of t-shirts Which I'm trying to stay away from but I think that's a cute design This is a very cute pool bag if you were going to like the beach or something. I would use that That's cute. Oh my gosh. They have a spirit jersey a hat and a mug that matches my Shirt and sweatshirt and what are those called? Oh and even cross. That's crazy Okay, so that is going to be it for this portion of the vlog. I guess on to whatever I end up filming it next Did you have a good day Valerie? I had a great day. Thank you. Okay, so it's still the same night, but I just got this cute dress in a mail So I just want to show you guys. It's so adorable. It is from Manda 3409 She did another like live sale and she sells like some of her clothes like I mentioned But this is so freaking cute it goes really well with my shoes and it's like a velvet I've always wanted like a velvet dress, so I'm so happy that this one fits me so well It's like a light pink color and the back is really pretty as well I don't know if you can kind of see it, but it kind of feels weird like back there But it looks cool and it fits me so well So it's the next day and I just wanted to get a clip of Valerie cooking. Hello. What are we having tonight? We are having what we normally call daddy's potatoes because my dad invented them. Yeah, and we are having over here And I honestly just wanted to film this so the viewers know we don't eat exactly the same thing all the time Yes, so we've had this in a long time. I know that's what I'm saying. Yeah, I want to share that Why don't what the viewers think we always eat the same thing all the time? Yeah, that's more like me heaven knows We don't want to do that.  Look at those legs. Those are for me. Okay. Here we go Valerie makes the best crust for shaking bake the best It's perfect Beautiful and I quite well, this is getting to the point how to change bags. Oh It's getting too moist in the bag. Valerie. Tell him you wanted me to come back so you can get good. Yes Yes, good view good footage doing ties here Yeah, that's true. Oh My god That's a good one my meal is out, but my green beans and my Potatoes are all like covered cuz I eat them after my chicken. So we don't want them to get cold I'll show you guys the mother's food when he gets out, but look so gorgeous. It smells so good I wish you could smell what it smells like in here. So this is what the mother's looks like They look the same, but Sherry's got out first. So I'm just showing this to you guys so you guys can see great job Valerie I showed the viewers. Hey job all about food. Yeah, so I'm just coming on here to in this video Vlog, I hope you guys enjoyed it. Don't forget to give it a thumbs up subscribe to my channel And I'll see you guys in my next video. Bye


Bullgate dental cream to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and help stop tooth decay and bluster cream shampoo For soft glamorous carousel hair bring you our miss brook starring Eve Arden Another comedy episode of our miss Brooks under the direction of Al Lewis Well, the weather's been pretty nice around Madison High School where our miss Brooks teaches English That is up until last week Then the gray clouds Cascaded moisture and the streets dance to the tune of mother nature's tears It was as though some celestial goblet had overturned Caressing the earth with rivulence of heavenly champagne or as we say in my neighborhood It was wetter than a drowned seals mustache The rain started Friday morning and while I was at breakfast with my landlady She made a piercingly accurate observation. It's certainly coming down, isn't it? Mrs. Davis great weather for ducks. I'll bet the farmers are glad though. Yeah, it should be good for the crops It'll keep the dust down too The heat it's the humidity Would you like another cup of coffee Connie? No, thanks. I have to get ready for school Walter Denton's picking me up Oh, is your car in the shop again? No, but I wouldn't dare drive in this wet weather with my tires in such poor condition What's wrong with your tires? I only have three Oh, that's Walter now, I'll just be a minute Walter Will you help me into my rain clothes, Mrs. Davis certainly dear.  How do I look Mrs. Davis?  What do you think of this weather? Boy? It's certainly coming down Great weather for ducks. I bet the farmers are glad though. Yeah, it should be good for the crops. It'll keep the dust down too Well, there goes all our dialogue for the trip to school Now you help me open this car door up Walter, where's the top to your car in my garage? I always take it down in weather like this. You do? Yes, ma'am. It leaks We wouldn't want to ride with a leaky top I get the rain all wet Get in miss Brooks. I've got this turkish towel to throw over our heads. Why spoil it? There's nothing like driving in an open convertible and listening to the pitter-patter of raindrops on your nose The towel isn't just for us miss Brooks. I've got to protect my electrical shop homework here. Hold it. Will you? I don't want to seem nosy Walter, but what is this contraption? It's got wires and tubes all over it Well, that's my homework miss Brooks. What are you studying Frankenstein one? Project for a shop. It's an SCR shortwave radio receiver a radio receiver. Where'd you get it? I build it that was my project the electrical shop furnished most of the materials and I did the rest Oh, that's wonderful. You kids who are going to school nowadays are certainly fortunate Just think of it building your own radios when I went to school. All I built was an inferiority complex So tough of course I had to solder a lot of wires in back there, but it turned out pretty good What's this thing that's sticking out between the tubes that looks like a banana? It's a banana My lunch in there to keep it dry I wish I could get in there This Turkish towel is getting to be a Turkish bath You're stopping Walter. I promised to pick up Harriet Conklin this morning, too Look, there's our beloved principal standing next to the house Good morning, Mr. Conklin Every time it rains all manner of weird creatures are washed from their natural habitat under stones and come slithering into my driveway And good morning to you, Mr. Conklin. Oh Oh, Miss Brooke. Oh for a moment there. I thought Denton had picked up a hitchhiking halibut fisherman My daughter will be out in a moment young man. Meanwhile, please remove that junk heap from my driveway I'm expecting a furniture van at any moment. Oh, what kind of furniture are you getting, Mr. Conklin? It's custom-built Malacca bamboo At long last I'm realizing a dream of mine to furnish our little glass-steen sleeping porch as a sort of Tropical lanai a place to which I can retreat from the rigors of my daily routine Oh, I don't know. I think bamboo furniture is kind of icky myself Oh You what is your opinion of it, Miss Brooke? Well, sir, I'm asking your opinion, Miss Brooks What do you think of bamboo furniture? Well personally, I'm not too crazy about it When I want your opinion, I'll ask Come on get in so long daddy be sure they get the furniture in out of the round I will hurry it just to know it's coming makes me feel good all over my own Shangri-La Aloha one at all Valley high and gizuntide Don't have shop class till the afternoon and I have biology this morning So would you mind parking this radio in mr. Boynton's lab for me? But why should I go into mr. Boynton's lab? Well, because you've got ten minutes before your class starts and you always manage to sneak in. All right, Walter For you as a favor. Thanks, miss Brooks. Here it is. Now be careful of it now. I'll see you later Goodbye, Walter. Hello, mr. Boynton. May I leave this radio for Walter Danton? It's his shop homework Well, certainly miss Brooks. Just just put it down on my table. Thanks. He'll pick it up next period there Say that it's quite a rain costume you've got on. How do you like it?  I bet it makes a wonderful outfit for halibut fishing There's no use talking I'll have to burn it. I hope I'm not keeping you from any work mr. Boynton Well, good Then we can chat for a few minutes. Oh very well, miss Brooks. Let's do that. All right. Okay Well, if it's checked around to me, I'll have to open Where do you stand on rain mr. Boynton rain well well by and large I'd say that rain is quite beneficial to most forms of plant life. You'll never be investigated for that remark What I meant was don't you think it's rather early in the year for such a cold driving rain Not at all miss Brooks. Our climatic conditions are undergoing a slow but steady change It's something of a meteorological phenomenon But do you realize that at this very moment the equatorial belt is slipping slowly southward? Well, I'll turn my back you tighten it up What I'm trying to say is that the warm weather which we in the temperate zone have long enjoyed is moving further south every year It's entirely possible that in the future our area may be engulfed in icy Arctic weather How far in the future? Oh possibly 10,000 years. Good. I should be finished knitting my mittens by then Plus I drop a stitch or two Come in Excuse me, mr. Boynton, but I've got a message for miss Brooks. How did you happen to look for me here Harriet? You're kidding, of course Just called and said he'd be delayed with the furniture while longer and asked me to monitor your class while you sit in His office till he gets here. Well, congratulations miss Brooks. What'd I do? This makes you acting principal of Madison. That's right miss Brooks. I guess daddy didn't realize what he was doing If you'll excuse me, I've got to stop in at the supply room for a moment that is with your permission Miss acting principal granted I'll just be a few minutes. See you later Isn't this Walder's radio miss Brooks? Yes, it is the complicated looking thing. Let's see if it works It's pretty close to our first-class Harriet What do you know guy Lombardo Maybe the rain's gonna stop Strike this area within the hour Please do not become panicky but go immediately to places of safety. Mr. Boynton said our climate was changing, but this is ridiculous Industries will sit and schools will shut down at once. Did you hear that miss Brooks?   But you know your father. He'll be furious if I take such a drastic step I'd better call him. Well, there's no time for that now. Everyone's in great danger Well, then we'd better ask mr. Boynton's advice. Come on Harriet Speaking to you from station VUM Situated in the heart of downtown Bombay What a toothpaste Cold gate dental cream cleaned your breath while it cleans your teeth and the cold gateway Stopped tooth decay best more than two years research showed the cold gateway of brushing teeth right after eating Help stop more decay for more people than ever before reported in Danifris history Yes, the cold gateway stopped tooth decay best better than any other home method of oral hygiene No other toothpaste or powder amniated or not has proof of such results And you should know that cold gates while not mentioned by name was the only toothpaste used in the research on tooth decay Recently reported in Reader's Digest. Yes cold gate dental cream and only cold gate dental cream was used in this research So always use cold gates to clean your breath while you clean your teeth And when you follow the cold gateway cold gate dental cream stops tooth decay best And the cold gateway stops tooth decay best Well when mr. Conklin put Miss Brooks in temporary charge of Madison High School He had no idea what a crisis would arise in his absence Not knowing it's from Bombay. Miss Brooks is taking the hurricane report. She heard on Walter Denton's radio quite seriously Hi, Miss Brooks. Did you put my radio in the biology lab? Yes, I did Walter I also turned it on and heard a report from the local weather authorities that's got me in the tizzy and I don't tizzy easily Oh, it's worse than that there's a hundred and fifty mile hurricane approaching from the Southwest Well blow me down. It will if we don't get out of here Into her father's office to call him up at home, and I'm trying to locate mr. Boynton Maybe I can help you maybe you can and when you find him tell him about the hurricane and bring him to the principal's office at once Miss still busy.  What's all this about a hurricane? It's true mr. Boynton It came over the radio. I heard it too the man said it was due to strike this vicinity in an hour What man said that Harriet the announcer? How do you know he meant this facility? It's very simple mr. Boynton He said he was quoting local weather authorities now if I'm responsible for the students in this school I'd better see that they all reach their homes before the storm hits. You mean you're closing the school Miss Brooks you can't do that. She's got to This is a very radical step to take I don't know if I agree with such a procedure. You seem to forget mr. Boynton I'm acting principal of this institution for my my apologies miss Brooks You're absolutely right as principal your authority exceeds mine in this matter. I await your command At ease smoke if you like Well, you tell the other teachers to dismiss their classes in an orderly fashion and caution them of the approaching storm. Yes, sir Right away. Thank you ma'am You have to drive us over to daddy's when you come back We can't reach him by phone and he's got to be told what's happening. Okay Harriet It's kind of exciting isn't it miss Brooks? We'll all go over together All but me Harriet as acting principal of this great institution I feel it's my duty to stay right here and go down with the school No, no, no, you're going right with us miss Brooks, of course you are you've got to report to daddy We'll lock the house up tight and see that ever. Oh dear. What if the hurricane hits before we get to the house? What'll you do then miss Brooks? What can I do? I'll let it blow and lash myself to mr. Boynton Hope your dad doesn't mind our barging in on him like this Harriet. Well, it's an emergency mr. Boynton He'll understand. Come on. He's probably in his lanai. That's funny. He isn't in here. No, but the new furniture is Get a load of this bamboo wilderness Is an odd-looking room isn't it? How do you like it miss Brooks? Now? I know where old fishing poles go when they die Radio long miss Brooks. It'll help while away the hours. We have to stay hold up here Care to dance Harriet Walter Denton. I'm surprised that you how can you ask anyone to dance with a hurricane coming any minute? I'm sorry. It was pretty silly. I guess it was positively in name Here to dance mr. Boynton Daddy's there. That's his dad. I don't hear any growling Be sure and tell him we're here. Will you hurry?  I merely did my duty. Come on.  He wouldn't hit a relative This will probably come as something of a shock to mr. Conklin.  Conklin hello my school in the middle of the day, but sir There's a hurricane coming. We heard it on the radio mr.   But it isn't an assumption mr. Conklin miss Brooks heard the warning on the radio So did I daddy and there's no time to waste if we're to get ready for it Walter go close all the windows Yes, ma'am then don't come back here. This happens to be my domain. I'll give the orders here Yes, sir. Go close all the windows Just don't want the rain to ruin things Hurricanes indeed, but mr. Conklin. We heard I don't want to hear any more about it Too late to call the students back to school. I suppose but if anything like this ever happens again, please daddy Miss Brooks turn on the radio. Maybe there's another weather report coming on Convince him right Harriet During the approaching hurricane I said I don't want to hear any more about Who said that? These emergency measures to the letter first Recursions against flying glass from wind shattered windows. I repeat board up all window Did you hear that?  We've got to board up all the windows Luckily, I've got my tool kit handy. I was going to saw some wood for the fireplace This is an emergency mr. Conklin you heard it yourself, but I haven't even had time to sit in it yet Well take a fast bounce on that couch and we'll start chopping One moment. Just let me sit down for one moment That year little couch Hands up on your feet mr. Conklin. Here's the toolbox mr. Boyn. Let's get started.  I can't bear to watch it Like a bullet to bite on coffee table right in half things are bad enough miss Brooks We don't need a commentator Mr. Boyn, pass me the axe Take this bamboo strip. I've tacked together and nail it up against that window. Yes, sir Give me the hammer and a nail Harriet, please here, Walter powers without opening your window Scarcer than we think good question that man say elephants. Okay, certainly on us. We've been worried about a storm That's five thousand miles away Yes, it's a panic Closing down an entire high school and wrecking a room full of furniture because of a report on some idiot's homemade radio Telling of a hurricane five thousand miles of pressure your concern for my blood pressure is touching miss Brooks But I'd rather you concern yourself with what I'm to do about these slivers of bamboo that you've left me with Please mr. Conklin. You can make a fortune with those slivers a fortune How when the flying saucers land you can clean up selling bamboo canes to those little men It's in just a moment, but first tonight.  Luster cream is an 80 cream shampoo Leaves hair three ways lovelier Fragmently clean free of loose dandruff glistening with sheen soft manageable even in hardest water Luster cream lathers instantly no special rents needed after a luster cream shampoo So gentle luster cream is wonderful even for children's hair tonight. Yes tonight try luster cream shampoo Luster cream girl. You owe your crowning glory Luster cream And now once again here is Eve art if you are concerned about the threat of communism You should know this fact the crusade for freedom an organization headed by General Lucius clay Needs your financial and moral assistance in the support of Radio Free Europe This is a private radio station now working to bring to communist dominated European countries the voices of their exile leaders Help Radio Free Europe by joining the crusade for freedom in your town I Miss Brooks starring Eve Arden is produced by Larry Burns written by Al Lewis with the music of Wilbur hatch Mr. Boynton is played by Jeff Chandler. Mr. Conklin by Gale Gordon others in tonight's cast with Jane Morgan Dick Crenna Gloria McMillan and Dan Tobin Doctors prove palm olive soap can bring you a lovely a complexion in 14 days Yes, 36 leading skin specialists proved in tests on 1285 different women that palm olive soap facials using nothing but palm olive brought new Complexion beauty to two women out of three just wash your face three times daily with palm olive soap each time for 60 seconds Massaging palm olives beauty lather onto your skin then rinse and pat dry So start your palm olive facials today Remember doctors prove palm olive soap can bring you a lovely a complexion in 14 days Be sure to hear mr. And mrs. North every Tuesday night on this same network and be with us again next week at the same time For another comedy episode of our miss Brooks Bob Lamont speaking Stay tuned now for Jack Benny. This is CBS the Columbia


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