All right good afternoon cyber traders welcome on back here this Monday afternoon October 9th shortly after 2 30 p.m Eastern great to see one of our students Steve making some good money just now an AFRM great to have a lot of us Just rejoining us back inside our live trading room as well And great to have all was back on social media Facebook live LinkedIn Twitter YouTube the works. I might be old lunch Great to have all was back at least I'll explain what that means in just a moment But obviously a strong push-up Not as much on PRZO anymore, but I was going to say across the market Collectively really strong push on the S&P the spy breaking over 430 already at 432 and change You know just before the PRZO is looking actually pretty good But it ended up being more of a head fake more of kind of like a second-win type of move You know see a stock back from Friday the end of last week make the run it made not surprising and given that it's Kind of an eye and a new IPO was there a chance for it to make the pop that it made in pre-market? Yeah, and look at what it did it did make a nice little move from like 160 ish after seven o'clock push up towards 220 and then ended up making another couple slingshots after but Again counting from what we had back from the end of last week Friday. This was like an 80 cent stock So, you know how much higher can this keep going before this is really at the top of the ride before you're on the top The roller coaster, you know screaming on the way back down So just before you're hopeful to see this make a little pop But once it comes back down as fast as it pops up that's as big of a red flag as you could have I mean hey just a stock from last week actually as well if you recall Vsme, let me see if I can get this straight here for us just one second This stock was looking so strong like in the early parts of the morning new IPO breaking all-time highs And right here it broke above resistance at 8 popped up 60 cents Well folks when it comes back down on the same candle. Yeah, that's as big of a red flag as you could have and look what happened to that so Don't be surprised if history repeats itself here on PRZO A little disappointing to see the snap back down right now Actually, I'm not gonna put this on our main watch list with this last shake But maybe I come back to this just at the tail end just you know side list All right, so, you know, hey, I was talking to a student just actually earlier today unnamed You know a new student joining CTO they have a wealth of experience behind them just the following the stock market but You know, it's basically to go into the psychology of the stock market folks if you're joining us on social media a little free game for the day because you know Hey with everything happening in Israel and you know Hamas and Israel and everything happening there with Russian Ukraine and just everything Collectively around the world you'd figure well. Hey, the markets are likely to not react well off of that, right? Well, look at what the market's doing right now in front of us spy breaking higher, you know already at 432 so you can't be that afraid to say to Not buy or to not jump into a position because you think the market's gonna make one move So even on a day where I'm personally wrong with what I think the market's gonna do I'm still going to look for that opportunity down the line though You know, hey for all our students here inside our live trading room really quick What time do we normally expect reversals or bounces in the morning? What time typically throughout the morning do we expect reversals or bounces? Looking at the cyber clock 1030 Grant, right and Barbara and Sam. Yeah, exactly So on a day where I'm wrong with that and the markets keep breaking a little lower first Well, I'm still gonna have the same strategy and confidence within that strategy though You'll look for a bounce maybe 15 20 30 minutes down the line whenever that could be off the next So it's to say at least hey a couple trades earlier. We're pushing up pretty nicely AMD one of them Apple another one of them AMC was also another one of them and at the time Hey, my student was saying like I really don't think it's gonna push up like it's not gonna make a big move Well, we're day traders here, right? So we're not trying to hold on to one position across the whole day if you have a good start on the move But it doesn't make the big move you're looking for it to make much like we teach in class Then we do have to get out take a tiny profit or heck even take a small loss Just make sure you get out before the stock really begins to go south and breaks below your big level So here was a good opportunity where we saw this re break resistance on AMC Moved up a little bit, but then it failed to continue and then failed to hold that as support So if it's not gonna hold that as support you have to get out take the loss take the break even just get out It dropped off a lot more after But hey if the markets continue to give us a chance We see all these other stocks moving back up and you turn back to your AMC and well, it's back at resistance And then it pulls back well on the next test of resistance later on It took a little bit lot a little bit longer after there we go ended up making the break above the same resistance line and since It's been looking a lot better. I have my target still from earlier today 985 986 and For right now, I mean hey, this could be one of a few different trades we could follow heading into the afternoon It's not up that like 5% plus that we normally scan for so I'm gonna keep this on the side list At least for right now obviously I could put this on the main list at the end look strong But you know what we'll do is really just go from top to bottom now. I saw a chat on each UBC I didn't really see the ticker until live right now So it looks like a stock below a dollar ended up making a hell of a pop though from like 45 cents up to 80 nearly Doubling in price off that breakout You know pulled back though. So You know if it was closer to a dollar, I'd be more keen to follow it on this pullback It's looking pretty nasty. Anyway, so I'm gonna pass on this each UBC Don't have any stocks on the main watch list so far this afternoon That's why we're gonna scan through here across the percent gainers list. See what we can grab ACXP try saying that three times fast. I have never seen the stock before That's all right. We haven't seen PR zero before for that popped So it's kind of looks like a similar pattern to PR zero, you know relatively new IPO Maybe back from the end of 21, but stock took a huge hit over time Whatever the news is out on this trade today It's at the intraday highs. So that part I do appreciate but it looks pretty choppy looks like a more of a grinder type of a move up Not really the most liquid order book either. So you got to be a little careful on this trade I'm gonna put this on the side list not fully committed to this ACXP just yet You know PR zero looked a lot better in pre-market when we were training it on the way up before the market opened up there This looks a little bit choppier. So I'll come back to this if I need to at the end and then Yes, now this stock also at the highs, but it looks lower and that's okay. You know, that doesn't mean it's a bad thing It's actually pushing up pretty nicely. It's trying to push back up right now So kind of comparing Apple staffles on online putting M&TS on our main watch list at least for right now This one making the cut You know at the highs more liquid order book I feel stock took a huge hit even dating back to the you know end of August time Perhaps you could say from 14 down so whatever the hell happens here Maybe this was reverse stock split factored in but this could be a great trade here M&TS All right, we keep it going see what else we can grab the M tech. This was disappointing in pre-market I put this on the pre-market watch list I was hopeful for this to like try and make some move after eight o'clock and just dead Absolutely nothing happening here in pre-market and then afterwards you could just see how choppy, you know It remains so that's kind of what we don't want to have happened on this one that that ACXP trade Pre choppy HUSA the stock we've traded in the past energy stock You know it has ran for us before but not really doing a whole lot right now CEI 34 cents you take your eyes off a trade for a little while Well, no surprise when each USA is you know a big we actually see this stock INDO also up percentage wise those two have traded you know together in the past just really not much For us this afternoon All right, L a AC so we had the lithium company split last week right L a C L a AC pretty much both together right the other ones up a lot more percentage wise You know this one's pretty thin on the book though So I don't mind actually slipping both on our main list since they do trade together Just one is up a lot more percentage wise at least here Across the afternoon they've made pretty steady moves together at least L a C here going from 1060 1060 ish 1070 ish Up to 1120 and change so now both are tradable on the way up here. It seems You know wheat watchers back up right now actually getting pretty damn close again to our historical level I got a couple lines on this graph that I'll delete just more or less the one at 1206 1210 ish I think you could even say there and no surprise look what just happens here today. I Don't make the rules up here, but 1206 1210 historical dating back to you know late July early August Then afterwards just pop and drop pretty interesting to see a backup towards that price again I didn't catch that until right now. We missed out on the morning run on wheat watchers I know we had plenty of other trades PLTR will get to I o and Q will get to a few more on top I'm gonna write this down for the side list though. I don't think I'm gonna put this on the main list just yet But definitely not gonna forget about it. So at least keep it on our side list for tomorrow and check back in with it GCT former runner just kind of well very thin very bad book right there So actually gonna move away from that Grant a use up big today. There you go up eight and a half or eight eight plus percent Yeah, some of the defense companies like we were saying earlier in the morning meeting Fausto talking about GD LMT Had a couple more out there. No see we had our I think it was our TX All right So if there's anything else looking good on the way up folks for all of a sudden YouTube all this over social stream Definitely, let me know of course all of our students you folks know better than anyone. So now we work together as a team here I'll check all the chats at the end GV down 97% is that real? I mean We're gonna close on Friday. Holy smokes. I Don't know if that's a real 97% doesn't look at really that might be a glitch from trade station Percentage wise there perhaps same with this essay. No, no, no, this this looks like a real down 87% looking at the daily chart This looks like a real town 87% All right, yeah from two bucks down at 25 cents that that looks a lot more like it I didn't notice this until right now. So it's the first reaction there. All right See something new every day there Vs me for as much as it pumped up last week just continuing to drop off Stock was breaking all-time highs last week now. It's breaking all-time lows AAOI could be a good short hard to borrow from you on trade station But really good drop off here down over 15% it is on a good book You know, hey if you can get the shares to short this then go for it I think this could be a good trade. So, you know, I'm gonna put this on our watch list either way Good short here for AAOI Just double-check to see if you can get the shares to short if you're on trade station or Interactive brokers or TAS whatever it may be All right, so XPV also down big XP EV Just not at the lows really dropped off a little earlier bottom down just under 16 and pushed up a little bit there The other one AAOI is looking better on the way down All right, so hey markets are on the way up I don't think we're gonna find much more on the way down here So let me know if there's anything looking good up down left right more than 5% here folks We'll take a look at the AMC is the world one more time There we go making room right for AMC right there 985 986 is our target for right now. I think that we're gonna hit it now more than ever But it was really that 935 level here. That was the kicker.  I mean, you know, there's no real Run up unless if this fails to or unless if this doesn't break a higher high So 935 936 was nice level at first held under it after and then on the re-break later on just smooth sailing from that point even so ah There we go bill appreciate it my friend bill saying in the chat board AAOI He just got shares to short on trade station So now goes to show even though it's so it shows it says hard to borrow Just use the intraday short low kid app on your on your broker on trade station here And you know it's first come first serve, but you know bill was just able to get them So AMC looking good PRZO not looking good the AC XP try saying that three times fast This looks really choppy. So I'm gonna pass on this for right now And then the weight watchers no surprise. It's back and off from resistance here So we're gonna scrap this one also, but keep this one in mind for tomorrow though and keep weight watchers WW in mind for tomorrow morning at least keep it on your side list From George saying FMC has an interesting chart for a swing trade not really a fast mover for a day trade We'll check it out though George appreciate it Oh looking for a bounce looking looking like there, right? I mean from 130 down at 63 Well question is how much lower could it drop? Right, so that is something you want to be privy to it does have a little ways to go still But looking at support back from 2019 2020 perhaps even looks like it's hidden it there So that could be due for a bounce George. You're right. I mean dating back to yeah, like 2018 2019 Kind of bottoming out right around that 60 ish 62 ish area Not bad. It's good shout. Let's see if we can make this bounce over time If not, you know today, then you know maybe over the like the course this week kind of bottomed out there here Just from Friday into this morning Appreciate that Bill saying CTRA treating me. Well today looks like it. Yeah, it's up four and a half plus percent You know slow poke but at the high of the day if you're in from earlier hold non looking pretty good bill All right, so for all of a sudden social media Facebook live LinkedIn Twitter YouTube the works We appreciate you as always, but I think that we're gonna call it for right now We got a decent list here. We got about five stocks to work with right now From Benzinga actually, let me check really quickly from Benzinga scans here right now All right never mind when they're giving me this saying this thing is allegedly pop in eleven percent in the last five minutes That that's how you know that we're at the bottom of the barrel here. So, yeah, BLRx not much happening on that All right, so hey, we'll call it for right now folks So if you're joining us on social media, just make sure you scan that QR code on the top left of the stream If you're fancy with your phone fancy with your Camera get you access to our live trading room for a week get you access to our live workshop tomorrow as well Otherwise though we look forward to seeing you there Otherwise and for students like Bill Grant George and Sam and Grant Barbara all was just there right now Best of luck trading going to the market close. Let's work together as a team I'll be in the chat board up until 3 30 myself and you'll get rich on the mic in about 12 13 minutes from here Just at 3 p.m. All right, take care


Scattered over 700,000 square kilometers of glistening Southern Pacific Ocean, 176 small tropical islands which make up what is known as Tonga, and one it seems was chosen for the location of a rather amazing ancient structure. One of the most mysterious megalithic monuments in the world, an ancient trilithon known as the Megalith Gate of Ha Ha Munga. The mainstream academic explanation for this site is as follows.  As with many intriguing and confusing ancient structures upon Earth, if you dig further than mainstream attested views, you will often unearth another opinion, often suggesting a far longer, far more astonishing tale set much farther back within our past. And the Tonga gateway is no exception. Although mainstream archaeology, through native folklore and currently accepted, chronological knowledge of the previous inhabitants of the island suggests that the Tonga trilithon is but a mere 800 years old. There exists three rather large problems with this conclusion. Until of course, erosion inevitably takes hold, drawing a line between a discernible archaeological feature and an apparent geological one. The Tonga gateway now consists of three coral limestone slabs, each still weighing in at around 40 tons. Three rather large elephants in the room for mainstream archaeology. Like with all other trilithons, dotted around the world, the documented primitive capabilities during modern historical timelines will continue to demonstrate a lack of credibility to the school-taught, fanciful tales given for their construction. On the contrary, these sites indicate a once far more capable civilization left somewhere within Earth's very distant past. For example, there are many legends linking the Ha Ha Manga gateway to Maui, as William Corlis astutely put it, Maui is but a label, slapped upon everything found within the South Pacific which cannot be explained." Additionally, to disassemble the phony public narrative further, Corlis' own research, other explorers of the island, along with Eric von Danikens' compelling and comprehensive studies of the island, found that islanders, although willing to tell tall tales to tourists, lacked any reasonable replication skills at a later date, put simply, they were lying. Indeed, although they spoke of a king some 800 years ago, the mass of stones being a gateway to his heketa, after extensive exploration of the island by many people, especially behind the gateway, which the entire site is seemingly focused in on, no trace of a heketa has ever been found. Some specialists who have studied the erosion patterns upon the coral stones have come forward with claims that the Tonga site is a ruin far older than currently thought, and that although the stones are rough in appearance today, they were much larger and also smoothly cut into squares using an unknown ancient technology. This some claim may have happened as far back as 10, maybe even 100,000 years ago. Was the Ha Ha Manga gateway some form of ancient stargate? Why place it exactly where it is? Why build it exactly how it was built? Who would go through such effort of transporting many 40-ton blocks of coral to this small island, then somehow constructing this once enormous and mysterious structure aligned as a gateway that led to nowhere, or did it? The Necromanteon, once used as a Greek temple of Necromense, devoted by the Greeks to their god of the underworld Hades and his female consort Persephone. This site was believed by the Greek devotees to be the door of Hades, allowing entry to the realm of the dead. And at the meeting point of the Acheron, Pyroflegathon, and Kokitis rivers, which were believed to have also flowed through the kingdom of Hades, with names given to the rivers, presumably by the Greeks, interpreted to be joyless, burning coals, and lament. Wilt's other temples, such as the temple of Poseidon at Teneron, the temples at Hermione and Cumae in Italy, and Heraclea within Pontos, were known to have been used for the practice of necromancy. It was the Necromanteon that was the most famous of them all. According to ancient Greek beliefs, while the bodies of the dead decayed in the earth, their souls would be released, traveling to this purported underworld via fissures within the earth. These spirits of the dead, according to the ancient Greeks, were said to possess abilities that the living did not have, including the power of precognition, the power to foretell the future. They therefore claim that these temples were erected by them in locations that were entrances to this mysterious underworld, used as altars for the believers of such to practice necromancy, a belief form of communication with the dead. This practice was attempted in order to receive prophecy. However, if one explores the architecture of such sight, not only does this ancient Greek claim of construction become a clear, dubiously attested claim, but the evidence for highly advanced precision block building, now known as polygonal masonry, is discovered throughout the site. This existence of such sophisticated block building, which is not only found within and upon nearly every as yet unexplained ancient site upon the earth, but is incredibly similar in form to that of many other ancient sites within Italy, specifically the ancient wall which can still be found surrounding the Acropolis of Alitri and at other sites, including within the ancient ruins of Delphi. This astonishing feat of ancient engineering is as yet unexplained by modern academics, strongly indicating that this ancient site was originally built by a civilization now lost to history. Furthermore, like the enigmatic metal clamps, whose remnants are to be found within a number of these same ancient sites that were originally used by this highly intelligent group, these once utilized to keep the stones in their fitted positions as they shifted and settled over the millennia. These clamps design vary from continent to continent. Our reason for mentioning this curiosity is that although the sophisticated methods of creating these ruins often remain similar or the same, depending upon the continent they are found, is dependent on the style and material these methods are made from. This to us strongly suggests that these ancient structures may have indeed been built by the different races found within these differing countries. The commanding force, the leading power of these groups, was the same worldwide power and font of this knowledge, who, with their clearly incredible technological prowess, successfully created such structures and indeed the Necromantheon, which regardless of their tremendous age has successfully survived a vast amount of millennia, successfully making it into our own modern ancestors' lives, predictably adapted due to their wondrous nature into their historical belief systems, often being adopted surrounding spirituality, either for a theistic worship, burial, or in the case of the Necromantheon, for the use of contacting the dead through the mystic teachings of Necromantheon. It is undoubtedly highly compelling. Who built the Great Pyramids? Why did they build them? If we take known Egyptian accounts as accurate, then many of the ancient structures upon the plateau were designed surrounding the subject of death, a civilization that believed when the sun set, it traveled through an underworld guarded by Anubis. In other cultures, which we believe, re-inhabited sites, ruins built with knowledge that we will now show far succeeded that which these people who carved their own identities upon these structures ever possessed. The Aztecs, although displaying similar primitive understandings of the path of the sun, interestingly shared similar beliefs to the Egyptians, specific animals connected to astronomical objects are seen everywhere. These similarities in belief structures could be seen as evidence of a sea-going civilization, ancient peoples crossing oceans, sharing their belief systems with each other. These people who artistically demonstrated their limited and heavily superstitious knowledge of the universe upon all these ancient sites sealed their own fate as imposters to the modern discerning man. Once one begins to explore the unbelievable accuracy, the astronomical alignments, the seemingly impossible feats of block placements, you are seemingly presented with a controversial truth. How could a civilization who clearly believed that the Earth was not only flat, but that all experienced night at the same time could have possibly known the information which was instilled within the construction of such sites, in particular the Giza Plateau? It should now be becoming clear that the ancient Egyptians, the Incas, Aztecs, Mayans, etc., etc. did not build these sites. However, the sites still exist, and their past function is still there to be explained. Why did so many of these civilizations placed far closer to these original constructors than us all agree that these structures were some sort of portal allowing the passage of gods, spirits, or souls? Why were all these ancient civilizations who undoubtedly worshiped the original creators of the cradle for their people, obsess over underworlds, portals, and stargates? Most ancient civilizations had belief systems surrounding death, the soul, and the passage thereof. But the strong draw to portals and gateways, somehow allowing the communication with an apparent other dimension, is undeniable. It seems so strongly entwined with these ancient people's beliefs that these civilizations may have been aware of something regarding these amazing structures that we are not. False doors, for example. These doors to nowhere can be found all over Earth, yet interestingly they are only found amongst the same uncannily astonishing stone cutting, which we are so often noting as indicative of a lost knowledge. Why were these doors created? Have they always led to nowhere? Or was there something extraordinary once triggered by this precise web of ancient structures all mysteriously aligned upon our planet? A function so many of these ancient civilizations were completely obsessed by. We recently covered the enigmatic megalith, known as the White Rock of Vilkambaba within Peru, showing how this rock was in fact abandoned, abandoned midway through being harvested of blocks to be used in the nearby polygonal masonry. With many other sites, many still strewn with blocks cut with a natural appearing face but a right-angled interlocking body. Yet upon the White Rock still remained other mysterious patterns, such as that of the 90-degree steps cut into the stone. We have identified this kind of stone cutting previously, such as at Machu Picchu, clearly used to help construct the polygonal walls themselves but also at other, until now unexplained, unfinished stones many found throughout Peru. Alpa Iglesia, for example, found just outside the astonishing ancient ruins of Olente Tambo, a mysterious megalith at many, including us, previously presumed was possibly some elaborate deliberate carving, a throne, or possibly, like the false door meters away an ancient portal of some form. However, when one approaches said rock with the same eye as that of the White Rock, one quickly finds matching stonework, finished and installed as that of the water fountain found within Olente Tambo itself. Thus, further supporting our hypothesis of these types of stone cuts and indeed step patterning found upon them is indicative of unfinished, abruptly abandoned stonework, many left un-liberated or strewn among their ancient quarries. As with the many other discoveries made, once one begins to perceive unexplained artifacts of this nature in the correct way, they suddenly make sense, and the supportive evidence simply flows from the hidden into plain sight. How this, or possibly another, clearly advanced yet once Stone Age civilization made the cut marks into the solid pink aswan granite found upon the unfinished obelisk among many other megalithic blocks found within the aswan quarry within Egypt, however, is yet another mystery yet to be unraveled, but by identifying and distinguishing between what were enormous megalithic block quarries and what were those of the baffling polygonal blocks is, we believe, the correct path to take if one wishes to unravel the mystery of just how this lost civilization operated, what they were constructing, and hopefully explain who they were and indeed where we came from. It is a pursuit which we find highly compelling. In perusing the amazing archaeological sites within ancient Mexico, one will inevitably be confronted with a site called Cuiquilco. Just south of Mexico City's urban sprawl, a four-step round pyramid that, like all ancient structures, has secrets to tell, a secret like the Great Sphinx, which can reveal to us all through overwhelmingly physical evidence a true understanding of its true antiquity. The academic world, with its papers and books abundant, funded, researched, and massed, published, supported by an institute of individuals who seek to destroy all things which disagree with them. These people would have you believe that Cuiquilco was constructed at the earliest in 300 BC, however, nature would tend to disagree. Cuiquilco was hardly more than a small mound with some scraggly trees growing upon it back in 1922, before Brian Cummings received permission from the Mexican government to begin an excavation at the site. During initial excavations, Brian noted that the well-known Padegrilava flow had partially engulfed this ancient structure. He became increasingly interested in the site after learning that geologist George E. Hyde dated the Padegrilava flow at over 7,000 years ago. Additionally, when Brian's workers successfully cut deep trenches down into this ancient lava in an effort to locate the base of the pyramid, they not only passed through the bottom of this layer, but continued through several other areas of sediment, before finally reaching the high-quality paving at the original level of the structure. In fact, over 18 feet of ancient sediment lay below this 7,000-year-old volcanic activity, including two other previous lava flows, each separated by layers containing artifacts from no less than two other separate inhabitations of the area by civilizations of varying advancement. Also, evidence of a past submersion in no less than 6 feet of seawater, another ancient structure lending credence to the Great Flood. The pyramid itself once masterfully constructed using uncut chunks of lava. Amongst the first layer of erosion and decay resting just above the original foundations of the structure, it seems we're remnants of a primitive civilization that moved into the area shortly after apparent catastrophe. Is this proof of our civilization once being destroyed? Along with this initial primitive civilization is an extremely ancient lava flow, which is followed by a dramatically far more advanced civilization. Amazingly, Cummings successfully produced dates of over 10,000 years for the original sediments, more than 2,000 years before ancient Egypt was said to have been built, though we feel this was most probably just a re-inhabitation of these powerful pyramidal structures. And although he also found dates far older than 10,000 years, he reluctantly put them down to anomalies and did not record them. Under the details of this excruciating and highly efficient research was understood, Brian Cummings predictably experienced the cold shoulder of conspiracy. It seems mainstream archaeology, along with the well-known overpaid figures who partake in this limited public discussion, have successfully avoided the subject altogether. Indeed, it would require a dramatic rethinking of the largely accepted chronological development of man. It would also require an extremely tricky maneuver in verbal acrobatics to get away with explaining the presence of a highly complex, highly capable, highly advanced ancient civilization, building impossible structures well over 10,000 years ago. And although it seems that mainstream archaeology has successfully avoided having to make such a spectacle of their belief systems in their attempted denials of such evidence, it will continue to be something we would like to see.


Well, it looks like our old pal Keemstar from Drama Alert just popped off on T-Spill over on Twitter and he seemingly started a war with all of the drama channels. So I wanted to take this opportunity to discuss something that's kind of been on my mind for a while. What is up everybody? This is Chris from the Rewired Soul where we talk about the problem, but focus on the solution. And if you're new to my channel, what I'd like to do is take a look at the YouTube community or pop culture in general and try to see what lessons we can learn from them. So if you're into that stuff, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell. So long story short, what happened over on Twitter was Keemstar started arguing or calling out T-Spill about how they haven't retracted any videos about the James Charles situation, alright? And something that Keemstar is going to have to live with for the rest of his life is how he called somebody out for being a poto and he was incorrect about that, alright? And he didn't defend himself on that front, but anyways, what I want to do, the purpose of this video, which is going to circle back around to all of this is something that I think about a lot is distinguishing the difference between channels, alright? So I kind of categorize everything and think about, okay, what kind of content am I looking for? Which channel am I watching? So I want to talk about three different categories, okay? And that's news channels, commentary channels, and drama channels. Now, the differences between these might be nuanced, but in my opinion, I feel that it's pretty important. Like, look at the National Enquirer, right? Look at the stories that they put out there, look what's on the cover of their magazines, right? And then look at the New Yorker, okay? Like they both publish things about what's going on in the world, but would you really put those two in the same category? So first, let's talk about news, okay? So news channels, I think the best example is Philip DeFranco, okay? Philip DeFranco has been around for a while. In recent years, he's really found like his momentum of how he wants to run his channel, create his brand, and he is branching out and creating this like massive like online news organization. But here's the thing that I want you to think about. Philip DeFranco has been covering the James Charles, Tati Westbrook, and Jeffree Star situation. He's covering that drama in the beauty community. So would it be fair to classify Philip DeFranco as a drama channel? Of course not. Now other stories that Philip DeFranco covers are on an international level or relationships between, you know, different countries. So when he talks about the United States and North Korea, is he talking about the drama between the United States and North Korea? No, the dude's reporting on the news. And I think what makes Philip DeFranco more of a news channel is he really keeps his opinions on things very minimal, depending on the subject, all right? He tries to attack these stories from a very objective point of view and present the facts on both sides and then ask you what your own opinion is. The only time I really see him form a very strong opinion is when it's like, it's kind of like a black and white situation, like when he's talking about somebody like abusing children or murder or something like that, all right? So now let's talk about Keemstar. What kind of channel is Keemstar? Now for any of you who know me, I am not a huge fan of Keemstar, mainly for his views on mental health. Not a fan on that. I've called him out plenty of times. But one thing that I have to give Keemstar credit for is that I do feel that he runs his channel with integrity. And here's what I mean by that. As mentioned, he took down the video accusing somebody of being a pedo, and he's kind of at a level, I wouldn't say he's at the size of Philip DeFranco with the team he's running, but they do put in effort to report the news, get the right news. Now, what's tricky about Keemstar is his channel is called Drama Alert, okay? So he covers a lot of drama, but the way I see it, I would categorize him as a news channel that's kind of adjacent to drama channels, if that makes sense. So while he does cover a lot of drama, he is reporting on the news and giving a lot of facts. He does interject his opinion more than Philip DeFranco on his channel, and if you follow him on Twitter, he puts his opinion about literally everything out there. Now, let's talk about commentary channels. So when I think of commentary channels, channels that I put into this category are ones like Einaber, I'm Alex, The Right Opinion, Atozi, Psych IRL, and then there's like a subgenre in the commentary community, and it's like comedy commentary community, right?  So when I go to those channels, I'm trying to get some extra yucks in, you know, they're making fun of things, but when I look at commentary channels, this is my personal favorite type of channel, and that's why I'm trying to find my voice with the way I've rebranded my channel and how I'm doing these videos. I really like watching commentary channels because what they're doing is they're reporting on news, right, in pop culture, typically in the YouTube social media kind of genre, but they are really showing you their opinions on these things. And the reason I enjoy these channels is because I feel like they're thought provoking, they initiate some critical thinking, like when I turn to these channels, I look to get information about the stories that I'm following and maybe see different points of views, different angles that maybe I didn't think of, but I feel like these channels are very set in their values and their opinions, and I really enjoy those channels because it feels like you get to know that person a lot better, too, because they're like, here's what I stand for, here's what I believe. So as I'm covering this story, you're getting a sense of who I am and what I believe in. Now, when it comes to commentary channels, they also operate with a certain level of integrity, okay? Not all channels, not all the times, but here's what I mean by that. Much like news channels like Philip DeFranco or Keemstar, Einaber is a great example. He recently just took down one of his initial videos about James Charles because he admitted that all the facts went out. He formed an opinion too soon. He got it wrong. He removed that video from his channel. He stated it over on Twitter, as well as in his last video about this situation, all right? So when you see that, you're like, okay, he is operating his channel and running his channel kind of in a way that aligns with the values and the person that I've gotten to know. Now, let's talk about drama channels and that community. And this is the part that's going to get me into trouble. But now that you guys understand how my mind works and how I categorize these channels, let me tell you this.  Now, here's the thing. When I go to drama channels, I am expecting something different. I do not expect the same level of integrity as I would from a commentary channel or a news channel. Now, that does sound harsh. It does sound like I'm throwing shade, but hear me out. What I mean by that is, like if I go to McDonald's, I don't expect the same level of food or the same quality of service as I would if I went to a nice restaurant, okay? So I'm not saying it's a bad thing. I'm just saying I don't expect as much out of these channels. This is what inspired this video. When Kim Star was talking about T-Spill not taking down any of her videos if they got it wrong. I don't expect that from drama channels. I just don't. I go to drama channels to get some information. And here's what I respect and appreciate about drama channels. They are quick. They are quick with it. If you want somebody who has their pulse, especially on the beauty community, it's the drama channels, okay? They are all up on Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, following all of these people, looking to see what's going on, what controversies are happening and anything like that. So if you just wanna stay up to date on that realm, drama channels are definitely the place to be. Something I've noticed about drama channels is, and this isn't all the drama channels, okay? But there are minimal opinions in there. Something I noticed, especially following this James Charles situation, was there were a lot of channels covering it, which I would categorize in the drama channels where a lot of them were trying to get to 10 minutes and do your thing, boo. I understand how mid-rolls work on YouTube. But they were trying to get 10 minutes and most of the content, like I'd say, probably between 70 to 80 or 90% is just clips of like Jeffree Star on Snapchat or clips from videos or reading receipts. And the opinions are very minimal, okay? So again, like when I see drama channels or commentary channels, I separate the two because I see commentary channels putting themselves out there just a little bit more and their opinions and standing firm in their values and everything like that. Now, circling back to this, something that I've noticed, something that I've noticed in my time here on YouTube is this about drama channels, which I feel also separates them from commentary channels and news channels. They can get very emotional and that can guide their opinions as well as the topics that they cover because when we're looking at what is the purpose of videos like Philip DeFranco to report the news, right? Commentary channels like I'm Alex and I never to talk about what's going on, what their opinions are, what they feel is right or wrong. And they try to take a step back and look at these things objectively. Now, what is the purpose of drama channels? Typically drama channels, their purpose is to expose people, is to show what is going on with these people. And it is a level of accountability, but one of the issues that I have seen within that community is that they can let their emotions depict the type of videos they make and the opinions that they have. Now, again, that's human nature, but I do not categorize them as the same as news and commentary channels. The last thing I wanna touch on and I'm not gonna name any specific channels but you guys have probably seen these channels, then there are channels that are specifically there to try to take people down in careers and I find these as being the bottom of the absolute barrel. Like, whoever out there is running a channel that is designed to try to ruin somebody's life or in their career, in my opinion, that is the trashiest of the trash here on YouTube. And if you're into those channels, you do you boo. But anyways, like I said, those of you who've been following my channel for a while, maybe you just got a little bit more into my mind, but I think it's something to discuss. And I would love to hear your thoughts down below. When I was planning this video, there's a bunch of channels I was gonna talk about and I was actually talking about this video idea with a fellow creator and there's a lot of overlap and I didn't mention too many channels in this video, but there are some channels who consider themselves drama channels, but I personally see them more as a commentary channel because most of their video is based on opinion. You know what I mean? So like there's a bunch of overlap and nuances and things like that, but like I said, going back to my original example, like I pick up the New Yorker for a different reason that I would pick up the inquirer or one of these like magazines that's telling me about people's relationships and things like that. So I just wanted to get your wheels turning so maybe you can walk into videos with a little bit more intention and being more conscious of the content that you're consuming and maybe ask yourself, why am I going to this channel? Like I kind of shared with all of you why I watch news channels, why I watch commentary channels and why I watch drama channels. So I would love to hear from all of you, like what are your thoughts on this? Why do you turn to different channels? Let me know down in the comment section below. All right, but anyways, that's all I got for this video. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. If you're new, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell because I make a ton of videos and a huge, huge thank you to everybody supporting the channel over on Patreon. You're all amazing and if you would like to become a patron, support what I'm doing here, get access to some other perks and benefits, click or tap on that Patreon icon right there, all right? Thanks again so, so much for watching. I'll see you next time.


Thank you Chairman, Mr. Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General, distinguished delegates, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, please allow me to start by thanking on behalf of the Italian government and of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Welfare, Mr. Luigi Di Maio, our host government of the United Arab Emirates for the hospitality that we are all enjoying these days and for the excellent organization of this conference. Italy considers vital importance to support the worldwide development of telecommunication and ICT, increasing the citizen's connection to accomplish the digital revolution in every corner of the world. This result is achievable by investing on innovation and new technology, ultra broadband, 5G, blockchain and artificial intelligence to ensure a global development and create the needed digital infrastructure. Blockchain and DLTs are becoming increasingly relevant in both the private and public sectors. The value exchange network in the fourth industrial revolution scenario is said to be going to be the new internet and is gaining significant investments at a global level, also reigning unprecedented regulatory issues. Italy is well placed to become a leading country in testing this technology in all those sectors in which a trust relationship is needed, such as commodity training or eGovernment's tool. The increasing development of artificial intelligence system brings new challenge and leads to new opportunities. The top priority for Europe and Italy is to boost public and private investment in artificial intelligence and related technologies. The development of AI system needs to adopt a human-centric approach. The Italian Ministry of Economic Development has set up two expert groups to draft a national strategy on AI and blockchain and is investing significant public fund on this technology in the budget law that is going to be approved in this month. On ultra-wideband, the goal set by the national strategy for ultra-broadband is to reach by 2020 at least the 85% of the Italian population with ultra-fast networks, all the population with at least 30 Mbps and to guarantee a full connection to public buildings, industrial centres as well as the main tourist location of the country. The implementation of the EU 5G Action Plan confirms Italy among the European leading countries. In 2017 an experimental project was launched in the country, the project was named Five Cities for 5G and we launched this project in Milan, Prato, Bari, Matera and L'Aquila. In addition, this year took place the tender to assign the rights to use the radio frequencies to be used for mobile broadband electronic communication services. The auction went beyond our expectation, putting Italy at the forefront both for the quality and the quantity of the spectrum made available to electronic communication operators and for the potential for developing innovative services. The Italian delegation hopes to be able and is sure that we'll be able to contribute actively to the success of this conference since it recognizes ITU fundamental role to the development of the telecommunication and the city. Italy is confident that ITU activities might help to reach the goals set in the 2020 agenda and the strategic 2020-2023 soon to be adopted by this conference. I take this occasion to invite you to the Italian reception on November 2 that will take place at 9.30 p.m. at the Hotel Corrand where all the delegates will enjoy the Italian specialties and thank you very much.


It hit me like saying words can be colorful, words can be more than just plain old words. Words can be sad and other words can be like happy and cheerful and they really bring out their personality. There's all different kind of words everywhere. We have that because it kind of shows that she is free like confetti and she's allowed to say whatever she wants. Yeah like the words and her are free as confetti. So can I look at the top of my head? That's like a really good point because it actually kind of proves that in a story so I agree with you. Words are different and... Do you guys have any other different ones? I think we do. This one is stands up one. He feels free because of the English language. I agree with that. I agree with that because it says I am free too. I say it says in Spanish and it says I am free as confetti so I do agree with you on that. Do you Carly? Yeah we have I say you in English and Spanish. Do you agree with that also Andrew? I say you in English and in Spanish because she's relating to that she can say it in different ways in different languages. And we have a couple more so... What else do you guys have? I think yeah we have this one that says it's in stands of three. She has a favorite one about... Stand of three? Yeah. And she's favorite about the English language from lines nine through twenty-five. Nineteen through twenty-five. Oh yeah so yeah nineteen through twenty-five. First chestnut window. Watch your words. So I agree with you do you want to put that on the thing? Sure. Okay. Do you think her brother does that? No, not at all. Because it's said that like he goes out and meets people and if he forgets part of the English language he'll just use his hands because that's how badly he wants to talk to people. And Alisa is like but if I forget then I'll like feel embarrassed. Well he doesn't care if he feels embarrassed. He would rather talk and make friends. How would you could you describe the brother in a word what character trait would you give him? He puts himself out there. Like we also had text evidence that said I'll talk with my hands until something happens. Like Alisa was like scared to go outside and like talk to people but his brother was like I don't care like he goes out and he said I'll talk with my hands until something happens which is a really good way of putting himself out there because like if you stay trapped the whole time like you're not going to have any friends and I don't I don't feel like that's a good way to live life. It would be really perseveres don't you think? Also I think Alisa she like kind of separates herself from everybody because like she's scared that they're going to make fun of her if she forgets how to say it. Right. Just along with Brett you said like she separates herself even though she wants to fit in even though she's doing it in a way that's separating herself so she's kind of doing it as in a way where it's a loss loss so it would be better for her to just speak. True that's true it's hard for her though right?


The Mutual Broadcasting System, in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated, presents the adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, starring America's favorite young couple, Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard. Barry Fitzgerald is your host.  Here is Barry Fitzgerald. You know, the other day I was walking along the street and I saw a man carrying two bags. One was every suitcase, the other a light satchel. I got interested in the way he was doing things. He'd go along for a half a block, put the heavy one down, walk around, change hands, pick up the bags and start off again. I followed after him and got to thinking, that's the whole story of home life, trying to balance things up. Oh, it's more than budgets because a man has to have more than material things to balance his life. You know, you hear a lot about the unbalance in the world and at homes today. Yeah, it's easy to get so wrapped up in material things that we forget God and spiritual values. That's why every home needs a daily quiet time for a family to join together in a family prayer. Family prayer gives the necessary spirit to a balance to a home, because it's the daily remembrance of God and without God no man can balance his life. Without family prayer, there can be no real balance in a home. Barry Fitzgerald will speak again following tonight's transcribe family theater program starring Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard. As a rule, Ozzie Nelson of 1847 Ratchers Road is a pretty easygoing fella. He doesn't get excited and fly off the handle at every little thing that goes wrong. It's just now and then that Ozzie's temper gets the best of him, like that day when he was standing on a downtown street corner waiting for a bus. Waiting and waiting and waiting. What's wrong with this bus system? You can't blame him for getting hot under the collar. Who wouldn't? Well, I don't know. That fella standing next to Ozzie must be different. He doesn't seem to be bothered in the least. Now, my friend, you shouldn't say things like that about the bus company. All their service is terrible. The buses are never running when you need one. Look, there's not a bus in sight just when I'm in a hurry to get home too. Somebody sick at home? No, nothing like that.  Won't they wait for you? Yes, but you know how kids are impatient, like to be on the go. Typical modern kids. No discipline, gonna know who's boss. Well, the kids know who's boss all right. They may never question it. No, no, it's just that, well, Saturday afternoons I like to get home and spend a little time with my wife and my two boys. You mean you're afraid if you don't rush right home they may go off somewhere without you?  That's the trouble with the average modern family. What's the trouble with the average modern family? Disintegrating. Disintegrating? Disintegrating. Falling apart. Doesn't stick together. My family's home waiting for me right now. We'll probably have a lot of fun together this afternoon. Most likely have something already planned.  No, I'm not afraid. You don't see me frantically worried about getting home. I know my family would wait all day for me if necessary. Well, my boys would wait all... Well, anyway, they wouldn't go until... They'd wait at least... I wonder what's holding up that bus. It's really a shame. What's a shame? How little the average father has in common with his own family. Oh, now wait a minute. Oh, he's necessary. He pays the bills, changes the fuses when they blow up. That's where you're wrong. My wife changes all fuses. I don't even know where the fuses are. You say there's the bus, we better hurry. Yeah, just look at those people fighting to be the first ones on the bus. Yeah, look at them. Insecure, panicky, pushy, bumping into each other. Ridiculous. They made me better get on before all the seats... When a man is secure and confident with his family, he's cool and calm. Sure, cool and calm. Look at them crowding into that bus. Family's disintegrating? That's exactly what I was going to say. Family's disintegrating. Say he's leaving. Hey, hey, wait a minute. Hey! Hey, we missed the bus. What do you mean, we missed the bus? I just came down for a paper. I live around the corner. David, Ricky. Where did disintegrating have to go? I couldn't wait for it. All I'm good for is to pay the bills. Hello, dear. Harriet, where have you been? I was down in the cellar, changing a fuse. Where are the boys? Outside. Outside? Well, I knew I was coming home, didn't I? Well, yes. Then what are they doing outside? Well, if you really want to know, dear, Ricky's digging a hole to China... and David's practicing his out-curve. Well, that's a fine homecoming. Ozzie, I don't understand. Well, what's more important, David's out-curve or his father? Well, you are, of course, dear. He's devoted to you and every boy needs his father. Of course. On the other hand, with the bases loaded and David pitching, that out-curve might come in pretty handy. Harriet, do you know what's wrong with the average modern family? Yes. It's the... What's wrong? Well, when the average modern father comes home on a crowded bus, he's usually in a terrible mood. Exactly. No, no, no. That isn't what I'm talking about. The average modern family is disintegrating. What? The family is a unit. It's falling apart. Every member has his own interests. Ozzie, why don't you try driving downtown for a change? Families should be strong, a devoted unit. They should have all their interests in common. Well, that doesn't always work, though, dear. Well, why shouldn't it work?  Harriet, you're just evading the issue. A man comes hurrying home to spend the afternoon with his family, and what does he find? You're not even interested enough to wait for him. Well, dear, if all you want to do is spend an afternoon with the boys, they'd love it. The greatest treat in the world would be for you to take them to the movies. Well, I think I'll have a little talk with David. I want to say, David... Hi, Pa. Oh, uh, hello, David. What are you doing? Nothing. How's the old out curve coming, son? Fine. Dave, I've got a really swell idea. What's that, Pa? How would you like to go to the movies with your old dad? This afternoon? Right after lunch. Do I have to, Pa? David. Well, gee whiz, Mom. I mean, some of the other kids were going to get out of the park this afternoon to watch The Seals. David, would you rather watch The Seals and go to the movies with your father? Uh, uh, David, I don't want to force you to do anything you don't want to do. But I notice they've got a swell movie at the Rivoli. Roy Rogers, I think. And the fourth installment of the Purple Dragon serial. Uh, then, uh, yes, there's a Bugs Bunny cartoon, I think, and the coming attraction. Oh, that sounds wonderful. Wouldn't you enjoy going there with your father, David? Looks like a swell movie. I saw the pictures outside. It's something about Roy Rogers trapped in a burning cabin, and his horse Trigger is going for help. We can stay for two shows if you like. Okay, Pa. Of course, if you would still rather go watch The Seals. Can I, Pa? Can I? Oh, David, your father's taking the trouble to go to the movies just so you can have a good time. Isn't that a wonderful treat? Yeah, Mom, on any other day. Okay, okay. If you don't want to go, I'll just take Ricky. I don't want to force anybody to go. Just say to Ricky... Hi, Pa! Oh, uh, hello, Ricky. How are you today, son? Fine. How are you coming along with your new route to China? I gave it up, Pa. Gave it up? Yeah. I was digging and digging and digging and digging and digging, and then I figured, who do I know in China? That's pretty good logic at that. Well, I've got news for you, my boy. How would you like to go to a swell movie with your old Pa? When? This afternoon. Sorry, Pa. I have a previous engagement. A previous engagement, Ricky. Oh, that's all right, Harriet. Ricky doesn't want to see a swell Roy Rogers movie with the latest installment of The Purple Dragon. Two or three or four cartoons have popcorn and peanuts after the show. Maybe a soda, two or three scoops of ice cream. He doesn't have to go. Gee, that sounds swell, Pa. Mm-hmm. I thought it would. Sure does. Why don't you make David go? Ricky, what a thing to say to your daddy. That's all right if he doesn't want to go, Harriet. Well, Ricky turning down the movies. I never heard of such a thing. Well, this afternoon I'm going to the city auditorium to see a new television set. Well, nevertheless, I don't think it's very nice of you to... Please, Harriet, if my own two sons don't want to go to the movies with me, that's okay. I just thought it'd be nice if we spent the afternoon together, but I don't want to force anybody to do anything about it. I'll just spend the afternoon sitting here reading. Or just... sitting.  Mm-hmm. Well, don't worry about me. Gee, Pa, you're going to be sitting here by yourself just reading in the afternoon. Do you want me to go out and get a paper for you? Come in, Barney. Hi, Oz. What are you doing in the house on such a beautiful day? Nothing. Just sitting. Anything wrong? No, why should anything be wrong? What's wrong with me sitting here by myself? There's no law against it, is there?  I don't feel like running outside and turning somersaults just because it happens to be a nice day. That's all right. I feel like sitting here and that's what I'm going to do. Sit here.   What's so special about today? Don't you remember? Today's the big annual charity game at the ballpark. Hey, that's right. Yeah, it ought to be a great game, too. I understand Waterbury has a terrific club this year. I'm taking Catherine, Will and Julie, the whole family. Hey, that sounds good, Thawney.  No, as a matter of fact, we're not going. Not going? No. But, uh, you can't do this to the boys. Why, taking a kid to the ballgame is the greatest treat in the world. Well, as a matter of fact, Thawney, the boys are... they're busy this afternoon. Busy? Yeah, Dave is going up to the zoo with some of his friends and Ricky wants to see some television broadcast at the Civic Auditorium. You mean they'd rather do that than go with you to a baseball game? Yeah, isn't that great, Thawney? Young as they are, they'd rather do something educational instead of wasting their time in an old baseball game. Maybe they're not getting enough milk. They get plenty of milk. Is there anything wrong with two boys being interested in educational projects? David is interested in animals. Maybe he'll be a zoologist. Ricky is interested in television. Probably going to be an engineer. Yeah, I guess you're right. You know, Thawney, it's great that my boys are interested in those kind of things, don't you think so? Oh, yes, yes, indeed it is. Darn right. Yes, Serene. Well, I got to go and take Will to the baseball game. He wants to be a third baseman when he grows up. Well, uh, so long, Thawney. You care to go to the ball game with us, huh? No, thanks. I'll just sit here, I guess. Well, it'll be nice having a zoologist and a scientist in the family. Oh, yes. So long. So long. Gonna miss the game today, huh? No, I don't care much about those games.  See, when did you get Harriet to go with you? She likes baseball. Hey, that's a good idea, Thawney. Harriet's always ready for anything. Well, sure, she'd love to go with you. You better hurry and ask her, huh? Well, I don't have to hurry. She'll go. I know, but when I came in, I saw her sweeping off the back porch. Well, so what? If you don't hurry, she may decide to become a sanitary engineer. Harriet, ever since we've known each other, we've had interests in common. We've enjoyed being with each other. I mean, we've piled around a lot together. We've always been good buddies. You've never let me down. How much do you need? No, it's not that at all. Oh, well, if you want to play golf this afternoon, it's all right there. No, no, no. It's not that at all. Well, dear, whatever it is, it'll be all right. I'm going to be busy. Well, I was just going to... You don't have to explain, dear. I have this luncheon I have to go to. Luncheon? Mm-hmm. The girl's called this morning. Our club is entertaining some out-of-towners at luncheon, and I'll be leaving about one. Oh. It's nothing you'd care to get out of. Oh, I should say not. It's going to be a lot of fun. Bye. What was it that you wanted to do, dear? Oh, it was nothing. But, Ozzy, if you... No, no, no. Really, I... I don't feel like doing anything. Are you sure? Oh, positive. I'm just going to stay home. And by myself. Well... I guess I'll go into the living room. What are you going to do in the living room? Sit. Just sit. Disintegrating. Disintegrating before my very eyes. A man sees his own family disintegrating before his very eyes. When the other members of the family have interests that don't include him, there's nothing for him to do but just sit in the living room and brood. Disintegrating. But how long can a man just sit? He's only fleshing bones, so he gets up and takes his troubles out into the fresh air. Good morning, Milo. That's a beautiful day for the ball game. I'm so excited. Four different boys asked to take me to the game. Isn't that super? Yes, but that's quite a decision to make. Not for me, it isn't. Who are you going with? Four different boys. I've got it all planned. I'm going to sit with each boy for three innings. No, no, wait a minute. I'm going to a ball game. What about the fourth boy? If the game doesn't go into extra innings, he's the one who takes me home. I suppose I'll be seeing you at the game, Mr. Nelson. No, I'm not sure I'm going. Mr. Nelson, I think that's terrible. Why?  I think you owe it to David to take him. David is busy. Busy? He wants to go to the park and watch the seals. Oh. Well, why don't you take Ricky? He's old enough to go to the park. No, Ricky has a previous engagement. He's going to the civic auditorium to see some new television sets. You mean the boys don't want to go with you? Oh, I wouldn't say that exactly. It's just that they have other interests. What about Mrs. Nelson? She's going to a women's club meeting. Poor Mr. Nelson. Oh, don't worry about me. I'll be all right. What are you going to do this afternoon, Mr. Nelson? Oh, I'll just sit around and sit around and think.  Now, listen, Emmie Lou, I'm not... Why don't you learn to carve ships inside bottles or collect matchbook covers? I don't care to collect matchbook covers. I have it, Mr. Nelson. Every warm, sunny afternoon, there's some nice elderly men who sit in the park and play cribbage, and I'm sure they wouldn't mind it. But Emmie Lou, I don't want to sit in the park and play cribbage. I don't want to collect match covers. I'm happy just the way I am. Do you hear me, Emmie Lou? I'm happy. Very happy. You say so. I didn't know you were happy. You look so sad. Oh, I may as well tell you the truth, Emmie Lou. I'm very worried about the family. We're sort of disintegrating. We used to stick together all the time. Now we all seem to have different interests. That must be your fault, Mr. Nelson. Yes, I guess maybe it is. The family unit is supposed to revolve around the father. Mine just revolved. It's up to you to keep your family together, Mr. Nelson. I try.  Well, assert yourself, Mr. Nelson. You're the head of the family. Put your foot down. Emmie Lou, you're right. That's what I ought to do, assert myself. It's my duty to put my foot down and by George, I'm going to do it. Good for you, Mr. Nelson. It's my duty to keep my family together. Exactly. You've got to put your foot down. It's for their own good. We're disintegrating every minute. You can't wait. Tomorrow may be too late. I'm going in right now and tell them. Don't take no for an answer, Mr. Nelson. Put your foot down. Don't worry. I'll put my... I want to talk to you. Can it wait, dear? I've got to get ready for the club meeting. No, it cannot wait. Okay, dear. What is it? Harriet, I want to talk to you. Yes, dear? Harriet? Yes? Harriet? If you're in a big rush, maybe this can wait. No, that's all right. I've got a few minutes. Good. Harriet? There's a door. Somebody's at the door. I'll get it there. Just go on with whatever you're doing. Oh, hi, Thorny. We're just leaving for the game, Oz, and I thought maybe you and Harriet might like to ride down in our car. No, Thorny. Thanks a lot. But there's no sense taking both cars on. As a matter of fact, we're not going, Thorny. It seems that Harriet can't make it. She's going to a meeting of the Women's Club. She's going to a meeting of the Women's Club instead of going to the big game? Yeah. How about David and Ricky? Did they... No, they didn't change their minds. Would you care to join our little family group, Oz? We've got plenty of room in the car. No, thanks.  Say, Oz, why don't you take up stamp collecting? I don't want to take up stamp collecting. And I better be going, Oz. Uh... I'm going to say, Thorny. All right. If you wanted to be with your family and there was a good ball game on like today, but they all had different plans, would you insist that they go to the ball game with you? Well, I guess I would. But don't go by me. It probably isn't the right thing to do. I... I don't know anything about psychology. I'm old-fashioned. And a fellow who's old-fashioned and doesn't know anything about psychology just has to suffer the consequences. Well, I've got to go to the ball game. So long, Oz. Nice Saturday afternoon like this. A swell ball game like this. And the family's all disintegrated. A man's got to see that the members of his family stick together, and have interests in common. And if they don't, it's the father's duty to insist. Put his foot down. It's for their own good. I've got to start right now before it's too late. Yes, dear. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I want to have a little talk with you. Yes, dear. Yes, sir. Yes, dear. Ricky. As head of the family, I've always tried to do what the rest of you wanted to do. I've always tried to bend over backwards to keep from making demands. Isn't that right? Yes, sir. I've only seen you bend over frontward. Ricky, please. Are you through, young man? Yes, sir. The family is like a ship on a sea of light. In times of emergency, the captain must issue orders that have to be obeyed by the crew in order to save the ship from the rocky shoals of threat. That sounds neat, Todd. Ricky. I don't very often force my wishes on any of you, but I see danger ahead. To save our little ship, I have to give an order that I expect you to obey. Of course, dear. Sure, Pop. Sure, Pop. I know you've all got plans for this afternoon, and my orders are to forget them. Well? If you want us to, Ozzie. Yeah, if you want us to, Pop. Sure, if you want us to, Pop. I hate to be so arbitrary, but in this case, I think it's necessary. Well, that's all right, dear. After all, a man doesn't like to have to give orders to his own family. That's okay, Pop. That's okay, Pop. It makes me feel like a healed interfere in your interests. It's all right, Pop. That's all right, Pop. Do people want to do certain things? Why should I? Oh, go ahead and do anything you want to do. Well, Ozzie, we're happy to give up our plans if it's important to you. Sure we are, Pop. Sure. No, after all, there's no reason for me to force my will on the whole family just because I want to take you to the ballgame. The ballgame? Oh, what did she say to you? Wait a minute. You mean you want to go? Well, certainly. Why didn't you tell us you wanted to take us to the ballgame? Well, I didn't want to interfere.  You had to go to a women's club meeting. Oh, that was just a short luncheon. We're sponsoring the Bloomer girls, and then we were going to watch them play a three-inning exhibition before the big game. Oh. Oh, Ricky was going down to see some television set. I spent my allowance. I didn't have any money for the ballgame. I was just showing the ballgame on the television set. David, it looks like you'll just have to go down to the zoo some other day. Zoo? Well, yes. Didn't you say you wanted to go down to the park and watch the seals? Are you kidding, Pop? That's who's playing. The tigers are playing the waterberry seals. Waterberry seals? You mean we all wanted to go to the ballgame? Yes. Well, what are we waiting for? Let's go. The SS Nelson is ready to take off.  Oh, here and there all around the park. Oh, no.  No, I'm not. Look, you see that kid hanging over the bullpen watching the waterberry seals warm up? Yeah. Well, that's David. You see that other kid over there by all that equipment and stuff? That's Ricky. Watch them getting ready to televise the big game. Oh, fine. But where's Harriet? Are you kidding, Thorny? Who do you think that is out there playing second base for the Bloomer Girls? Okay, gang. It's an easy outing. She can't hit. I could scare it again. You know, it's nice to meet people all kind of. Of course, it isn't always easy to be that way. Ah, we all have a moment. Yes, and we all have the difficulties and inconveniences that sometimes get us a little riled up. But you know, that's mostly because something's been misplaced or there's something missing either around the house or in people. We kind of expect people to think of things or do things a certain way and we're upset if they don't. But isn't it true we often get grousy and annoyed and the real reason is there's something missing in ourselves? Ah, I guess we hate to admit that. Well, it's true. Yes, it's the things that are missing that make for unhappiness. And a lot of homes are unhappy because family prayer is missing. That's something we're thinking about for all of us. Because if you want a real happy home life, you must have a daily remembrance of God in your home. That's what family prayer is. It's God's wonderful way to bring a family close together in happiness. That's why we believe that the family that prays together stays together. This is Barrett Fitzgerald saying good night and God bless you. Our thanks to Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard for their performances this evening and to Max Tehr for his music. This transcribed production of Family Theatre Incorporated was directed by David Young. Others who appeared in tonight's play were Janet Waldo, John Brown, Tommy Bernard, Henry Blair and Jeff Chandler. Next week, our Family Theatre stars will be Tom Conway and Natalie Wood in Once on a Golden Afternoon. Your hostess will be Marino Sullivan. This series of the Family Theatre broadcasts is made possible by the thousands of you who felt the need for this kind of program by the mutual broadcasting system which has responded to this need. Be with us next week at the same time when our Family Theatre stars will be Tom Conway and Natalie Wood with Marino Sullivan as hostess. John Rustat speaking.