Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. Well, nice to see you. Is he leaving from Australia? Hello there. Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. President, I would like to thank you very much. The last time this group was together, we met. We had a very interesting conversation a few years ago. We were seeing you and we knew you were coming. And I wanted to leave a little paper about you. Just to say this to you. We do not ask for more than four more minutes. We believe there is a visit. We believe there is a visit. We believe there is a visit. We believe there is a visit. But the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union, in the case of the Sinked Courts and Flavors Foundation, of which promises. If they cannot keep those promises, they keep promises that are really vital to the national security. I believe me. We will never go for anything that does not include complete verification. I welcome this opportunity to say, while we are standing here, would you like to get a group picture? I will do that. I will do that. Let me tell you, if you get disturbed and you do not hear me publicly about some of these things, it is because I learned from a previous president, then you put them in a corner where, in the eyes of their own, they cannot give in because it looks like they are taking orders. I have found that around the back doors, you can do something and do it on the basis of saying, look, I won't mention it. But we need deeds, not words, that a deed would be this very thing. So what we are trying to do is from behind the scenes, where they cannot say we are out there publicly, that we are trying to interfere with their internal affairs. We aren't giving up on this. When I mentioned the previous president, he was one who, when Jewish immigration from Russia was nearly zero, he took Mr. Brezhnev aside and said, look, I have political problems at home. I have people influencing me. I cannot do some of the things that I might want to do or that you are talking about because of this. And by the end of that year, and you probably already know who I am talking about, Jewish immigration was up to about 35,000 a year. Well, I figured that success is something that we should try to emulate. But rest assured, we won't give the story away. I know, I accept there were not one thing they told us over and over again that they reserve the right to lie if it suits their purposes. So I'm going to... Who was it? There was a man some years ago, he was a clergyman, and he wrote a book and it was called You Can Trust the Russians. And what a man was, he read the book, you can trust him to do all those things they've talked about. I think we certainly appreciate this opportunity. Mr. Dolcey, as the chairman of the paper, just likes to say a word to you. Mr. President, we have made it here in Washington the National Consulate for Southern Jewry representing all the Jewish communities in the free world. And we've seen you not only the president of the United States, but dear leader of the free world. And we want to tell you how much we appreciate your support and your understanding, which is for us essential. So we just came to tell you thank you very much. And I would like to add one more point. The Russians are claiming wherever they met our secretary for the first Mr. Shamir, he said only Jews who wanted to live left. The fact is that during the last 12 years we have sent over from Israel 700,000 defendants. 700,000. Only 270,000 came out. Which means over 400,000. So I didn't want to use that undiplomatic word alive what you said. I'll read with you this paper which expresses our view that if you can't trust them on human rights, verify what you can't trust them on human rights. And as I say, don't believe that because you don't see me on shouting forth this in the paper, it's because I think that would be counterproductive to what you've done as a president. President, when I was here last year, drew me aside and told me about your father traveling and going number 20 in, and we called. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Well, let me respond to that one statement then. If I might, Mr. President. The gentleman here too down on your right had just said that they represented the low-income groups and was particularly interested in the provisions of the proposal that dealt with those. And I just finished saying that one of the things you said as far back as February 6th, the State of the Union, that you wanted to see all families at or near the priority line taking off the tax rolls. And having said that, you know, you felt very strongly about it. And I might also say that as you know, taxpayers under a certain level get an 18.3% reduction, as opposed to a 7.2% for those in the so-called middle range and a 5.8% for those up at the top. So they get the most significant percentage reduction for those up at the top. That's a significant percentage reduction. And again, that's one of the real elements of the tax. We're almost doubling the allowance for, maybe you've told them that, the dependence. And then we're going for the exemption of $4,000. So a family of four or a couple of people working would actually have $12,000 tax free. Well, I hate being corrupt here. You've got to have such signals or something. I just come in the door because the clock said that. Well, I want you to know how much I appreciate all your efforts to achieve genuine tax reform for the American people. Your efforts are crucial to the success of our tax reform. It'll happen, but only if the voice of the American people is heard above those of the special interests. And that's not always easy to achieve. The special interests can be often noisy in their nearer at hand. They've been pouring tremendous resources into this fight already. And this month it's our turn to bring the tax reform message to the American people. Our current tax system, maybe I'll say something Jim has already said and this is one of the charges that's anti-family and assault on personal initiative and to discourage a certain enterprise and productive investment. We all know those things about the present income tax code. The status quo and I certainly repeat to you I told some kids on the campus the other day that that's a Latin term for the mess we're in. It's a highly complicated maze of loopholes and regulations which permitted almost 30,000 people with incomes of over $250,000 in 1983 to pay virtually nothing at all in taxes while the working families in this country have seen their tax burden grow heavier. You and I can change this sad state of affairs. We're going to achieve genuine tax reform and in so doing we're going to bring about a new decade of economic expansion which will return economic power to people and families who've been without it for a few generations. By bringing a new fairness for families into the tax code by lowering personal and corporate rates and by again cutting the capital gains tax we can unleash the entrepreneurial spirit of America. I want to emphasize something I know you recognize and on which we agree. Our fight for tax reform this time is not a partisan battle. Recently the House Select Committee on Children, Youth and Families reported that our tax reform plan was the most profanity of all the tax proposals before Congress. The committee said it is fair to low income working families, fair to large families, single parent families, and average income families and that assessment of our reforms didn't just come from Republicans on the committee. It came from the Democratic majority on that committee also. Our program is fashion for all Americans. I can give you no better demonstration of that today than the existence of your coalition itself comprised of leaders from the corporate sector, business community, fraternal organizations, neighborhood enterprise associations, and those who work to strengthen family life in our country. You express the hope and conviction of all Americans. I think that we can have a tax code which is simple, fair, and which promotes a growing and dynamic economy. I appreciate all that you've done that you will be doing for America.  I love you. How optimistic are you? I'm glad you're back. I'm glad you're back. I see you got your glasses. I don't know what you're in here for. Well, I know that. I wouldn't have said that. Listen, I'm not going to take the time. I just got held up with a phone call I don't know if I'm going to be on this except I'll be welcome to back, but say I improve very highly of the way you handle the suggestion you made about what could be done in regard to the orange limitation. He hasn't offered that to the boys in Geneva yet, but I thought you'd handle it very well. And I'm waiting to hear from the viewers and the gentlemen what you have to say. Because we are engaged in very thorough preparation for this trip, as you know we talk to you, some parlance, Secretary Schultz, Secretary Weinberger, and you are kind to ask that we leave you with this before I return. So let me say once again that this delegation is the third senior group of senators, bipartisan senators who have leading roles in the Senate's consideration of arms control and defense policy matters. We met with the federal secretary of government on three hours and 35 minutes, because that was not a simultaneous interpretation, sequential, which I'm going to double the time to go to the front first. Then I met a statement that had been prepared by the entire delegation and agreed to about it. The reason we did that was because we wanted to ensure that all of the points we wanted to make.   Well, I'm glad you also met her for this mission and not only what it did with regard to technology, but what it did here with regard to our friendship, others. And you are in this mission here.  I'm very honored to be here. Thank you very much, sir. I have to report that. When I went back home, we had quite a resumption, and all the people are extremely appreciative of the opportunity that the U.S. students, before I put myself into it, told me that as a matter of fact that I showed them some video tapes with the attention we got, way beyond what we expected. So everybody has a lot of good love for this country and its people. And we thank you for the opportunity. You're welcome. Thank you. It's a small talk, you know. It's Christmas, you know. This is amended, and it's simple as an actual application. You can read on this book. It's an old navigation tool that was amended with a trace navigation tool. We did not use it to navigate in space. It's true. It was a gift inspiration. It's you and the President with our best wishes. Well, thank you very much. And also the book. If you have any time during your busy schedule that we're taking last, I will. Believe me, I will. I'll make time. And at the same time, also, when you go to your lunch, you sound to love that. I thought you liked the rest of my t-shirts. We have made some t-shirts of the logo that we throw in the showcase. We're putting flags today. And of course, I'll be with you later, right? Pat. Well, thank you very much. And those special, uh, flight jackets and all the logos there. So we flag and all the other flags and a few other things. And I'd like to continue with the best wishes for good health. Well, thank you very much. I assure you that our use of these, we had no hurry with that before.  No, not that basically. Well, I thank you very much. And again, which I'd say I'm very pleased with this and how this mission is doing. Not only technologically, as I said before, but with regard to the friendship between the steels, our nations, and what we do. Thank you very much. I have this today. Appreciate the opportunity to put down for you this evening. That's right. Yes, sir. This is our number one staff column. That's yes, too. Well, I thank you very much. Yes, I will. Thank you. Very nice meeting you. Nice to meet you. Thank you. Okay. Thank. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Yeah, I'm wearing foreign shoes. They're the best shoes at the best price. I don't know why we should protect history. Wait and see. I'm wearing foreign shoes. And I'm proud of them. They're late. They're late. They're late. Mr. President, has the tax reform now taken a back seat? Do you think to the priorities regarding trade protections and trade legislation? Well, I'm not going to take any questions here, but I think the obvious answer to anything of that kind, and I'm not going to say any more than this is there is no front seat, back seat with any of these that are all major issues that have to be resolved. All right. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. You're welcome. You're always nice to see you. They're in that good tip. I need your call. Mr. President, we think about our citizenship in the stock market in black. Any response? Mr. President, thank you. Thank you. Is everything all right? They don't mind. I think as you can see by the beginning just now with the cameras in here that this is going to be a hectic fall season. For all of us in its imperative I think that we work together as Republicans to develop responsible legislation to deal with many issues that are facing us this fall. We can expect that our friends on the other side of the aisle to play more and more politics as they look to next year's elections. I think we have proven the best politics for Republicans is working together to produce positive results for the American people. I welcomed the 34 votes in the Senate on Monday on a poacher from the South African legislation. I know that you have another vote this afternoon and I firmly believe the executive order measures are the way to go. To aim at apartheid and not the economy in general which would not foster conditions necessary for fiscal reform if we all want that. So I hope the 34 is still there. I hope with the return of additional members of the Senate before this vote that there will be additional votes added to the 34. I respect and share the goals that motivated many in Congress to send a message of U.S. concern about apartheid but in so doing we mustn't damage the economic well-being of millions of people in South Africa, the very ones that we're trying to help. And we can't ignore the fact that with all of our complaints at present they have the highest living standard of any of the black states that have been created over there. We can expect the Democrats to continue efforts to force a floor vote on the conference report. And their primary goal clearly is to embarrass the administration and the Republican leadership in the Congress on this issue. And I think we can stick together in the poacher vote even more importantly on our ability to sustain a veto if it comes to that. Now this sets a good example of how we can work together and we can probably keep that policy where it should be here at the White House. And how together we can consult and work to shape up the foreign policy that strengthens the U.S. and is consistent with our national values and goals. Right now I'm going to ask, but if you guys indeed would like to add on this. I think we're going to ask. Yes, indeed. Now that means that I don't want favoritity ducks and I want to do it cash, so that's what I do there. All right, that's it. Very good. You've done this before. Practice. You want now my name. Yes, sir. I appreciate this very much. The first one and you now launched our campaign as president. It's going to be very exciting. We're going over the $20 million mark this year, right? $20.5 million first time and this is almost a 10% increase over last year, which was the best year ever. We're not going to save you. That's a way to do it. The pledge and the check, the follow-through. Wonderful. Yes indeed, we appreciate it. It's not like that gentleman who told us about a couple of years ago who the town went to to raise the money is from. He hasn't given it to anybody. Imagine how good he would be if he didn't give it to anybody. His brother, the war veteran and so forth. I don't think anything to him. Why should I give that to you? That's what I'm going to say. Well, we appreciate this very much. Thank you for launching us here. We're off and running. Thank you very much, Mr. President. Thank you, sir. Thank you very much. Good to see you again. Thank you, sir.


A couple of things. Just with the injuries and where we're at. So Chuma at some point, Doga will go on IR. So as you guys know, the slot that, you know, hopefully we're close to getting Matt Hennessy back. So he'll be out any continued practice. He'll be out there today. Brought Jared Bernhardt back. He started his window. So we'd better back up practice my hard to return. And then, technically, Justin Schaefer too, even though he'll go to the practice squad, still takes one of those spots. So we had two spots. Those guys are where they're at. Comfortable enough, further than enough long. And their rehab that we can get a look and assess them is the last two weeks. So that's kind of where we're at there. And then at practice today, we're still pretty healthy. Elijah Wilkinson, he'll be on the end of the report, dealing with the medical thing that came up with the CAF after I talked to you guys on Monday. We'll just have to monitor as the week goes on. But he won't be practicing today. Is that what they did in all to the need? Not technically, and yet I don't want to tell you anything wrong. But it's something that we're monitoring. It wasn't something that didn't show up right away. But I just wanted to put context to that because on Monday, the information as I had when I got up here or wherever I was back there. So when he pops up with the injury board, just trying to provide context. Just to actually start, I mean, JJ Watt announces he's retiring. You saw him just a few times, I would imagine, on your career. He's got a great career. Obviously, the race all Sunday night, he made some plays in critical moments. He had a hall of fame career. He had a lot of good battles that our guys had against him when I was in Tennessee for a long time. And I guess our guys are looking forward to the challenge of going against him on Sunday. What do you remember most about going against him? Is there a specific plan that stands out for a moment? I mean, it was a lot of back and forth over the years. Down years in Tennessee, he was a nightmare. So we came to things at the end of it. Those guys, there were some great battles. And he was certainly a challenge and found different ways to try to limit them because he could wreck the game. A lot of chips on his way, a lot of different things. Sure, he has his own version of him, but he's a great player. And obviously, he's been part of the NFL for the last decade. Yeah, Coach Wade was just on the radio talking about how they could do so many different things with him because he was a smart player, could go to pass, play the run on his way, go inside, outside. With that versatility of part of his game that people appreciated. Yeah, I mean, that middle part of the decade, I don't know, a lot of great players come to the league. And then you're certainly at the top of one of the biggest challenges the game playing against. That's for damn sure, because he could do it all. Effect the run, affect the pass, game-changing plays, whether he hit the quarterback or tipped the ball. He made a lot of them. He made a good number of plays Sunday night, too. Coach Cliff was trying to weigh McCoy if he can get him back health-wise, and trace McSourly on what they got to do at quarterback. Yeah, as well as the modern day of the week, they're two different players. Colt's been around for a while, very smart player, very efficient passer. Trace, the way they use them, they were effective. Some things I'm sure, depending on what they decide to do, there's your face and Colt, certain things we've got to make sure you're prepared for. Then Trace, some of the stuff that we've seen, that I'm sure they'll throw at us at some point he led. Some of the quarterback run stuff, the four-by-one stuff you see as he's training around the league that we've got to be ready for. Because he can certainly, McSourly can keep the ball and hurt you that way, too. Actually, Felipe's still in protocol. He's in protocol, yeah. So yeah, just no different than it was Monday. Yeah, and Mike, you've been here for two years and how we address that. So monitor that the week, but more likely than not, he won't be ready for Sunday. More globally, because everything is going on again, is to how do you approach your players to talk to them about self-reporting? Since that, it seems like he did that on Monday and having those conversations. Mike, you know what? I know that the issue with, you know, it's obviously a conversation out there for the league and I just, not comfortable, commenting on anybody else's situation because I don't know all the variables to it. I just know how we handle things, not that, and I don't want to come off sounding like, oh, we've got the answers. Nobody's got all the answers on anything.  But just in how we try to handle things with our own players, you know, we have a lot of conversations, our medical staff, performance staff does a great job with that. As every team, you take it very serious and certainly hear safety of the player first and how it affects the team. But their individual safety and health is priority number one and that's usually been the case, people I've been around. Yeah, I just wasn't sure how those, I meant specifically with that, it's how you approach those conversations, whether that's like, you type that conversation, like they wanna camp. You know, what we do when we, you know, how we address our players, certain, all kind of different issues. You know, those things remain private, but certainly acknowledge a lot of things that come up that can, you know, not just injuries, but things that maybe come up off the field. There's a lot of things that are going on and as you guys know, life outside of here too. So those are, there's a lot of conversation we have. You know, we care deeply about the individual and what's a tough profession. As you guys know, but yeah, that'll never change as long as I'm here. The position switch moving Avery to the offensive side. How do you think that he's done there? He's been seemingly productive. He's been productive, yeah. He's a versatile player. He's done a nice job and the punt returns this year. You know, he's been a big part of our team and his role continues to expand and he's a fun player to work with and coach. I still think it's pretty impressive that a guy can do that, the role he was forced into last year, playing DB and playing the nickel spot, you know, being a returner, making the switch to offense. He's been ready to go if we had gotten down, got close to one game, having to finish it at corner.  Oh yeah, coach, just revisiting the Desmond and Drake, you know, connection. You know, what's the ceiling there? It looks like they've got some going here, Sergeant Erlio. I hope it continues. I mean, that's when you've got young players and certainly we've invested a lot in Drake. You know, it's good to see that pay off. I mean, there's certain chemistry that naturally happens between quarterbacks and receivers or tight ends. And you know, the last couple of weeks, I think you've seen that. I think a part of Drake's game is that he's continued to grow some things he's worked through, you know, as painful as they've been to him. And you know, man, you know, the effect of the game. I mean, I've seen a lot of young guys that they can't recover from that. And I think that's what's been unique about Drake to go in there and, yeah, made a mistake. You know, what happened, Marlon got him again.  Where you see some guys and then they want the ball to come their way. Drake's the opposite, goes out and attacks and they will continue to get better. And same with Desmond, but it is nice to see that chemistry pay off. How do you, I saw that when I kept watching it. I don't know what else he could do because Marlon winds up and gets a full punch in there. And that's gonna be hard to hold that. Yeah, there's a lot of different things that we, yeah, we, ball security, I mean, there's a lot of things that too, you know, guys, your bodies are both different. Some guys are long levered and they thought the sleeves were an issue. The way you hold the pressure points you put on the football, you're going through traffic. Certainly, you know, lesson learned from New Orleans and it was different, but the same result, right? In the Evans where he got them in New Orleans. And then Marlon was like clinic, peanut tillman. I mean, it was a haymaker. You're in the ring, that's a punch gonna hurt. But again, it's our job to make sure that we take care of the football. I did appreciate it. I mean, tried to find a solution. I thought, well, whether it was a placebo effect or not, I thought the rest of the game, I mean, he went back inside and it wasn't an issue. When you're talking about Drake, when you say like that it's unique to recover from something like that. And this is a guy who wants the ball to come this way. Is that something that you can find out about someone even during like the pre-job process? Or is that only something you can learn about someone in the heat of the moment? What you try to study and see them and adverse situations. I mean, that's a lot of things that come up. You find out a lot about people, players, coaches. Through that process, you're trying to evaluate that. That's, you know, we have a great scouting staff and trying to collect all the information. And then a lot of times people say a lot of things in the interviews, I'm gonna tell you what you wanna hear and whatever little cameo they're doing. They're gonna have all the right buzzwords, but you just look at them over the long haul and then watch how he reacts. And certainly been pleased with that. There's some things for all of us we need to improve, but I do appreciate his mindset because some people, they may say, hey, you know, I want the ball and then you can tell by their play and the way they're playing, they really may not want the ball. You see it happen a lot of sports too. They're like, I hope the ball doesn't come my way, but he's got an aggressive mindset. He's fun to coach. So continue to see improvement and we're really excited about it. Switching over to the defense real quick. Big picture with this defense. What do you kind of feel is the key to their development in the last month and a half in regards to kind of those critical down situations? And when you see them in practice, what do you kind of see from that group in the steps that they've made? Yeah, a lot of it comes down to situational awareness in terms of I call four point swings, certainly down the red zone. You know, we're, again, trying not to give up explosives. You know, those are things that have happened at times this year that I thought we'd done a decent job.  It's the NFL, sometimes it's good on good. You know, with AJ, he gets Andrews a couple of times. You get him a one fade. So they get in the scoring position to be able to bow up no different than Drake. You make a mistake to bow up and get a play every down. And certainly that's kept us in some games by making them kick field goals. The next step is like we got areas to improve. We always do, you know, third down where you're not giving up points and all that stuff. But that's where it's paid off, certainly the last month, we've done a better job situational when they've gotten there and making them have to kick field goals when they have gotten down there, and which has given us a chance to come back. We need to start faster. There's a lot of things that we'll continue to work on, find solutions, clean up. We know that. Andrew, I'm sure there's a spot that really going into the season, you guys really tried to renovate. I'll use to renovate that room, change up. How do you feel like, how do you evaluate what you've seen from that group this year? Yeah, there's a lot of things. And it's just, we know, continue, we gotta find ways to pressure the quarterback. And it's not just on the times the edge, it's the coordinated rush inside too. There's a lot that goes into it.  We know we gotta be more productive there. But the growth of some of those young guys and the things that they've seen from, you know, our AK and the Angelo, and then Zo, you know, taking on a different role coming in here. But to get it to, in my opinion, to have a really top flight, pass rush, I mean, there's a lot of coordinated things and it's not just outside, it's inside out too. And whether you're a pressure team and the backers or guys that can rush the quarterback to create matchups, to create protection issues up front, there's a lot of things that go on at the line of scrimmage. Pre-snap, that could affect the quarterback and we gotta continue to develop and find solutions there. But those young guys, yeah, you'd love for a guy to come out as a rookie and have 15 sacks. It usually doesn't happen when there's been cases, but we feel good about their development. We know we gotta continue to improve and it's all across the board. In terms of TQ, obviously you guys are having rush issues before he got hurt, but how much has he actually done this year next? I was in your play, how much did he maybe help this year both with some of those coordinated rushing me and also with maybe taking attention away from gravy? Yeah, that's a good question. Yeah, I think sometimes the effect you have, it depends again what you wanna do, but if you're in traditional four man rush, where's the center gonna slide? Those are the games we're trying to match up, so if you aren't getting the slide to here, you're gonna be one-on-one. And maybe it's not just the right way, you love to win quick, it usually ends up in sacks or they throw it away or you're hitting the QB pressures, but the way he's able to collapse the pocket sometimes, which allows you to get him on the edge. And I thought TQ had made a lot of strides there. He's a powerful player. And when you're young and you're going through it, Mike, it's, you know, TQ, he was having a huge impact on us, regardless, and I think I've said that a bunch about, it's not just the stats, the impact he has. Even going back to Kyle, Kyle is rookie here. Yeah, you know, like I said, I mean, whatever he had, you know, 1,000 yards and makes the pro bowl and we're a different offense than you had a veteran quarterback and not, you know, passer and as you're going through it and then this year, certainly we, I kept saying he had the impact he had on winning, but I think the one thing that's not lost on us and the value of Kyle and TQ both impacted on this team and it's our job, nobody cares about your problems. Everybody else has injuries, you go around the board, but those are the things, it's not just me spitting cliches to try to wise this number down or why didn't have this many sacks or whatever it is. There is an impact on winning and those guys were certainly having an impact and that's what happens when you have good players and you try to find solutions, but certainly both of those guys have been missed. And what areas have you seen Richie Grant have like the most growth in from year one to year two? A lot of things, a lot of things come up, you know, recognizing certain rock combinations. I mean, a lot of that comes about with reps and experiences, there's so much stuff that happens pre snap now and things that you want to, you know, you put on the safeties. I mean, those guys a lot of times they're like quarterbacks back there. Certainly a guy, you know, I've got a ton of respect for Buddha Baker and impact he has on that defense and you just, when you watch the film you can tell the guys that are out there, that they are the quarterbacks. You could hear them certainly on the sideline but when you're watching film, guys that look like they're the calming presence are getting in there, they're smart as hell, like really veteran quarterbacks are not manipulating them like they do some other guys. So there's a lot of things Richie and I've seen a lot of year two growth. Him, you know, making plays on the ball, how physical he is in the line of scrimmage, a lot of that stuff. So I've been pleased, you know, with his growth as well. Yeah, Buddha Baker's gonna be out but Isaiah Simmons, how are they trying to unique player? They got a lot of speed he led. I think Vance Joseph does a good job. They did, they give you a multiple looks because they got a lot of hybrid players which is where those leagues kind of going anyways. Just when we talked about that, that the talent pool coming out and the defense is the way the game's played in space growing up from high school to college. So you get a guy like Isaiah Simmons, Steven Collins, those are long range of guys that can run and they can put them in the slot and they play the spot. You saw Carolina mid part of the decade where Shaq Thompson was out there they could play like a four, three defense and not necessarily go small because he was fast enough to play that in certain looks, you certainly see that with Simmons. And then you see him on the line of scrimmage and he plays a huge role for him in multiple roles and he covers a lot of ground. Same thing with Dave and Collins that's another big, rangy guy that can run multiple player form on the line of scrimmage, traditional stack linebacker, they can create matchups on the line and third down when they're dropping closed windows because not only they had a length, they got speed. And that's a lot of things about speed and the windows closing. So those guys do a really nice job using them. And back to the pass rush, just wanna make sure I'm not, I mean, we got the sacks, but or the hits and the hurries and the knockdown, the kind of pass rush quotient or they make that maybe a little bit better than the flat number on the sacks is or they cause enough chaos back there is basically what. Yeah, I mean, I think every thing you ask every coach, everybody wants more. Yeah, I mean, that's, I guess we're all greedy, you know, when you're in this industry, ultimately you're trying to win and trying to find ways to improve if you don't, that's not a good sign. So yeah, they give you multiple looks. Obviously they can move water around and you're gonna have to account for him on every play. And but Simmons and Collins and those guys, they can move around.  You know, that's the game.   I mean, there's a lot of stuff that happens and that's why going back to a lot of our guys where I think like a young center like Drew, I don't think people realize all the stuff that's put on their plate, pre snap, even the young quarterbacks, those are the games on third down that you ultimately will define you in those situational football. And so that's what the fun part of coaching, that's the respect I have for the opponents. And they certainly got a lot of guys that can create those matchups for you, D-Led. I think it was this time last year that Dean said, I'm paraphrasing that just that upfront with the past freshers, they need more guys that can just win one-on-one matchups, the four man rush, get in there and attack. Do you feel like there are more guys who have the talent to do that, whether they're still developing or not? We start to see some guys who can do that as you continue to build up this past rush. You mean just for us, the leaders just around the league? Yeah, no. Yeah, I mean, continue to work on that. When you get to that point, when you can win with four man rush, it's like being able to stop the run and recover too.   If you can win with four, now, I mean, that's a game changer. And there's very few teams that can do that. The ones that are right now, like how multiple guys they throw at you, there's probably a pretty good correlation when you look at Buffalo, when you look at San Francisco, there's others that I don't wanna mean anything out or whatever, but it allows you to, at least it's just a numbers game. Now, you've got seven in coverage in the quarterback, done even have probably two seconds to take his chop and get the ball out. Like, those are the things when you get in there and you're really, you're cooking then. It doesn't mean that you can't find other solutions and that's certainly what our job is to try, but I mean, you just historically, you go back and you look at that 0-7 Giants team. When I was in Washington, we were a playoff team. We were a team that needed a pressure and we were pretty damn good defense. I don't remember where top five, top 10 give or take, I can't remember up top of my head, but I remember playing the Giants late in the year and they had that four-man rush. It was a nightmare, straight hand, tuck inside, gotta leave him out, I can picture him. I'm in Troy State. Yeah, and different guys they threw at him in it. Yeah, and they were able to get there with four. Yes, and we saw that late in the year and certainly saw in the playoffs and that was a lot of them made that run. Those are the examples I give you. I just, everybody's constantly working to find that. We're working to develop our own guys and that's certainly be a huge point of emphasis in this office.  How much of that might be able to play him versus, these are young guys that can maybe use the three-week window and the two-week window. That's the balance. Yeah, that's the balance. We'll see how it looks with Fitz. He's been out for a long time and you see him and a lot of it is with the game plan where your health is at those spots. Everybody strategically, it'd be interesting to go back and study it, how people used it. Certainly, if you're gonna continue to play, if you got guys that you're saying, hey, maybe back and if you're gonna go and play in the post-season, you need to hold on to a spot or two, but where we are right now, they're further along in their rehab, far enough along in the rehab that you feel good about getting back on the field to assess them, especially they're young and the practice reps are valuable. And then if they can either to play or we think they're ready to play, you gotta make a corresponding move and we would do that. We just gotta assess, especially with Schaefer, as I was doing the practice squad and then with Bernie, so I'm gonna say Bernie in a while, so our dog will be back out there.


We are in the midst of a scientific revolution brought about by technology and the access to space. And just to give you a sense of how far we've come in just less than a generation. When I was a graduate student we argued about the age of the universe plus or minus six billion years. Today, thanks to space observations, we know that the universe is 13.8 billion years old. This says 13.7.  We've had better measurements. We are now arguing about that decimal place. We now know that most of the matter that causes gravity and forms and shapes the universe is dark matter. We have no idea what it is. 74% of the energy density of the universe is in dark energy. It's making the acceleration rate of the universe increase right now and we don't know what it is. Only 4%, 4 or 5% of the universe is stuff that we know, particles that we can measure, the things that make up the earth. None of this was known. That was known when I was a graduate student. When I was a graduate student the only planets that we knew about were those that orbited the sun. Thanks to very precise space telescopes we now have detected over 2,000 planets orbiting stars in our galaxy. And again this tremendous progress is because of technological advances and access to space. So in particular it's the fact that we've had telescopes that span the electromagnetic spectrum. Powerful telescopes that can see microwaves can look all the way back very close to the Big Bang, the very earliest moments of the universe. The X-ray light where we see galaxies, stars and planets and also X-ray light. X-ray light where we can see the most energetic phenomena in the universe. This is what I'm going to focus on because I'm the principal investigator of an X-ray telescope called New Star. So X-rays are light just like visible light and the X-ray band is broken up into regions and we've had powerful telescopes that have viewed the heavens in the low energy part of this X-ray spectrum. New Star is the first sensitive telescope that can operate in the high energy part of the X-ray spectrum and as such it's opened a new view on the universe. So visible light has colors, X-ray light also has colors and by studying the colors of objects we get much more physical information about them. This is a beautiful Hubble Space Telescope image of the antenna galaxy seen in black and white. If we look at the antenna galaxy in red and yellow we see dusty regions, cold regions. If we add the blue to the antenna galaxy we see regions where massive stars are forming. So these colors tell us about the different mechanisms, physical regions in this galaxy. So New Star by analogy to the visible light is adding blue, indigo and violet to the X-ray colors with which we can study the universe. So what is it that enables New Star to do this? Well we've gone from basically a pinhole camera type telescope, you know you use a pinhole camera if you want to look at something bright like the sun to a real focusing telescope and this has been done over many years using technologies developed in my labs at Caltech and with partners around the world and what we're able to do now is with these high energy X-rays study some of the hottest, densest, most energetic regions in the universe. So New Star is a small explorer, it's the smallest astrophysics platform, the cheapest that NASA launches and so to be cheap I will tell you later you have to be small and so New Star was launched from a small rocket from under the belly of an L-1011 aircraft which took off, the rocket launched and then actually goes in front of the rocket, gets into orbit so it goes around the earth once every 90 minutes. The ability to launch on this small rocket was very important for being able to do this mission cheaply. Now the problem with this is that X-ray telescopes are intrinsically large, alright. Ten meters, 33 feet or the length of the school bus is the size of a payload you need to carry an X-ray telescope so how did that work? Well nine days after launch, this is New Star, we deployed a tinker toy like structure, this is another interesting piece of technology that went into this mission, piece by piece out of what we in INT called the trash can okay and this folded out on orbit it took 24 minutes so I don't know if you watch the Mars landings, there are seven minutes of terror, this was my 24 minutes of terror because we never deployed the thing fully assembled on the ground but it worked perfectly and everything locked into place and we have our X-ray telescope by the way this launch was in June of 2012 and ever since we've been viewing the heavens with the most sensitive high-energy telescope ever factors of a hundred more sensitive factors of a hundred crisper images so New Star has told us fundamentally new things about the processes that create the chemical elements from the mix of hydrogen and helium that we had shortly after the Big Bang so this is a theorist's computation of how the universe went from a soup of high hydrogen and helium to what we the rich mix that we have today what happened is the hydrogen and helium forms filaments in these filaments gas can and dust can dense and form stars these stars burn their fuel and explode they create the chemical elements while they burn and then they explode and spew the chemical elements out into the universe where they can recondense and form new generations of stars planets and eventually life and what you see here is these supernova explosions now this is a theoretical simulation done on super with massive amounts of super computing time is it really what happens many of the details of this are just theory we need the observational telescopes to test those theories now one of the key mechanisms then for creating the elements are these supernovae now supernovae like a massive star uses up all its fuel right it collapses and then explodes and in a massive failure of theory we cannot on a computer make a star explode what you see here is a computer simulation and the star starts to explode and then theorists have to put in ad hoc mechanisms in this case the terp turbulence and sort of sloshing around of the star in order to make it explode and so one of the fundamental questions has been how do these stars explode how do they get the chemical elements out into the universe and this ad hoc mechanism is one of them but is it the one that works there are many other ideas here we need the observations so previous generations of x-ray telescopes have looked at the remnants of these supernovae hundreds to thousands of years after they explode and I want you to just take in for a minute the breathtaking beauty of this this is a real image of a star the remnants of the star that exploded okay now what astronomers do with these images they're kind of like crime scene investigators they take the distribution of the shrapnel and they try to piece together the workings of the bomb that made it explode but the problem here is these are made in the red and yellow part of the x-ray spectrum where you're really only seeing the very outer layers of the bomb a shrapnel that's way out there what you really want to do is look at what happened at the heart of the explosion right so this is what new star has done for the first time by looking in high-energy x-rays we don't see this hot glowing embers like you do see in lower-energy x-rays we see actually radioactivity all right chemical element when one chemical element changes to another titanium changes to calcium we see that all right and we can look at that distribution and that tells us what happened at the core of that explosion here is a famous supernova remnant cassiopeia a seen in the red and green parts of the x-ray spectrum here is the new star image in radio activity fundamentally different physical process you can see it looks very different and what it is is telling us it is directly confirming that this sloshing around of the star is what made this star explode so I'm going to step back again all right I started with a big picture new star has told us about really one of these fundamental processes that's creating the elements what's next well NASA and ESA are flying giant infrared and optical telescopes which will look at a huge swath of the sky at the same time by analyzing it huge massive computational problem by the way it will give us a direct clues as to what that dark energy is that makes up such a 74% of the energy density of the universe in addition we're going to fly ESA will fly a telescope that's not even working in the electromagnetic spectrum it's detecting literally ripples in the fabric of space time called gravitational waves right that'll be something fundamentally new NASA is launching a small mission like new star not maybe twice the cost all right these are all very large billion-dollar missions a small mission that will look for planets around nearby stars and then this isn't from space but Caltech and partners partnering with Japan and China and Canada are building an enormous ground-based telescope with the capability to search for signatures of life in the atmospheres of the planets that this mission will find and so I'm going to leave it there and just say I was asked well how does this advance technology and astronomers are always trying to build the next most sensitive detectors and in my case my detectors detect x-rays the same energy x-ray that your doctor uses right and so my detectors are now being considered for use in medical imaging also for detecting radioactive materials for homeland security but I want to say to me I'm a pure scientist I'm driven by knowledge and I think the way that this is going to change the course of human events is because we understand better our place in the universe


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I want to infiltrate a cell of boosters on NBA 2K19 and I want to catch them in the act. So a couple days ago one of my friends hit me up and one of my group chats sent me a link and said agent they're gonna want to see this. The link was to an account on twitter named park boosting services which presumably throws games in exchange for money. Their pin tweet says prices 10 games $5 20 games is $10 30 games is $20 and the list goes on. I don't know whether to be annoyed that something like this exists or to be proud that these guys are hustling because what they're doing is they're losing games and getting paid to do it. Still I feel like anybody who has to use these services to make their record look good is a pretty insecure guy. So I'm gonna hit these guys up let's get it. Okay so there's a problem obviously I can't hop on my regular twitter account they're gonna know it's me and something's up I would agent such a prolific character in the NBA 2K community be involved in park boosting he doesn't need it his record is not even bad. All right so I just hit up my guy too cool he said I can use his twitter account and so we're gonna be doing this rogue operation through his account that way not to draw any suspicion. Hey I'm trying to get 10 games on xbox when can we get it done and what type of payment okay we just heard back we take payments through PayPal 10 games will be $10 if that's fine with you send half of payment before we start and the other half when we're done sure what's your PayPal okay just realized another problem I obviously can't pretend to be too cool and then when I'm doing the payment is gonna show the email on my PayPal call me agent 00 at gmail.com they're gonna know it's not adding up something's up this is weird let's bail because what they're doing is against terms of service so they have to be careful about who they say yes to their service about you never know yo too cool is a lifesaver he said his phone is at 1% but he just gave me the login to his PayPal account so we're gonna log in through there I'll send money from my PayPal to his PayPal and then we'll pay these guys through too cool PayPal account as to not draw any suspicion these guys obviously haven't been to any sort of marketing class their pricing strategy is non-existent why would somebody pay $20 for the 30 game package when they can pay $5 for five 10 game packages and save $5 somebody literally had to point it out to them in the replies and they deleted this tweet and then put up another pin tweet with a revised pricing update this is hilarious what a weird operation what am I doing this is Tuesday night agent is up just pretending to be somebody else so he can boost on 2k19 I do not know what is happening so I think this is how it works I bring a friend and I play verse them in duos and they throw the games and depending on how many games you want thrown there's different amounts they even saying that to eat anything above 100 will take a multiple days to do but we will accept whatever you ask for all right so they just agreed to 230 p.m eastern time tomorrow so there's a couple things I have to handle before that time one I need my Xbox ladies and gentlemen I haven't played with this Xbox in literally a year I don't even know where the power cord is but I think it'll take a ps3 or a ps4 power cord it looks like a generic two-pronged there's also another problem once I hop on Xbox I don't want to have to waste two three hours getting a new account and a new player so I'm gonna hit up fridge I know he has an account on the Xbox and hopefully he lets me use his account two hours later update everything is going perfectly ladies and gentlemen I'm about to hop on fridges account and download mba 2k 19 via his account I think there's a system update that has to be done here I'm gonna download his players as well and then he's gonna hop on on his second Xbox account and he'll be my duo but I feel like I'm not doing enough I'm gonna enlist the help of some fellow operatives to give those guys a little surprise so I'm about to head to sleep in a second but before I do I wanted to take care of one more thing so we're playing with these guys tomorrow and I don't trust them and I don't know them once they find out I'm agent zero I'm recording the video whether they know who I am or not what they know is that they're breaking TOS and when they realize that they're gonna get booked I don't know what their reaction is gonna be you know the 2k community can get pretty toxic so I kind of just want to take some precautions when I'm on PC and I'm in a dangerous situation you just put on your VPN you're straight but on ps4 it's a little bit more complicated to set up a VPN the first thing I have to do is scan my system I'm not entirely sure what network card is on this computer if it has one at all so what I'm trying to do here is set up my computer wirelessly and then I have to use a crossover cable connect one to my pc that is connected wirelessly to my modem and one to my ps4 to connect the VPN it's usually pretty simple when your pc gaming but when you're console gaming you need the crossover cable and unless you have two ethernet ports on your pc you need to be connected wirelessly so you can save that ethernet port as a crossover port okay I might be confusing everybody long story short I want to set up a VPN so they can't track my ip and dox me so update I don't have any wireless car to connect it to this computer which means I'm gonna have to purchase one and connect it to one of the pc I expressed lots before we played tomorrow and then I'm also gonna have to hope amazon sends that crossover cable early so that I can get my VPN set up because last thing you want is a bunch of guys who dislike you to have your ip address that's the worst case scenario this should be fun all right man it's time for some netflix day two so we hopped on we were ready and as expected park boosting services was not they gave me a bunch of bogus replies but at the end of the day they delayed a recording for an extra 30 to 40 minutes it was fine me fridge and batch were kind of just kicking it on the park and I literally could not have scripted it better while we were waiting on the 2v2 court were two teams boosting well like yeah these guys might be boosting hold on twitch raptor passes to jake tall and they're double teaming him and they just passed they're boosting in front of us this is damn there were two big men both twitch streamers and on the other end was two five foot seven brown shirts in the video where I'm trying to infiltrate a cell of boosters we just happened to see another group of people boosting we decided to test our theory we hopped on the got next after the game finished to see if they would play us I mean I'm a 60 overall with the brown shirt and so was fridge so why not any reasonable person would play that game would be an easy w but not them they decided to hop off they hopped on oh they're boosting imagine being a twitch streamer and boosting oh my gosh trying to catch boosters in the act and I catch the how do you how does this them ah let's get it fed all right you have someone with you right yep I do I do the moment of I hate my chair does that shit okay cool join me and invite your friend oh play NBA 2k19 he sent me the invite services 1423 I'm gonna check out their player card they have a 5 7 rebounding defender 60 overall no badges zero win percentage but they have 72 games play which means they threw 72 games for their clients they got them right where we want them okay is that them here the brown shirt that's him yeah hey he looks just like you fridge we look like brothers man all right I gotta keep my poker face man I'm undercover so I sent him a message asked if he's ready and then he began moving so I assume his friend is nearby Larry long people are weird oh my god so after about six delays we finally got into game with these guys for the first game I told fridge you were not hopping in game chat so it was gonna be just me and him we have 10 games to do this right so I don't want to rush everything in the first game and try and get a crazy reaction or just pro can prod a little bit too much they're gonna know also I can't really sound like myself so I have to sound a little different it's just me with a kind of deeper voice I guess one of them he liked out okay let's see how they play this this is wild yo he's gonna go out of bounds just drop buckets I'm gonna give you all 20 points all 21 points I think you're enjoying this too much fridge you should be like quick two three minute fridge fridge dude how do you miss a layup man they must think we're trash there you go fridge buckets yeah okay go ahead fridge sauce my god I sew I sew my god fridge has the ball bit move baby buckets so after a couple games they send us a party invite and now things are getting serious at this point I have to talk and I have to communicate with them and it's gonna be my time to try and open myself up I want to see what they're all about and that's exactly what we did thanks guys I really appreciate you guys doing this for us because I mean it's kind of tough as a 60 overall usually people don't even want to play with you so it's tough to find games usually takes really long it's good bro yep beautiful here we go let's get it I think we're getting better man after like one more week I think we could start to play like real people here we go crossover yeah yeah let's pull out the W let's get it only inside I see you could try don't worry about it takeover go crazy good shot here we go good game flawless a few moments later I got this game for the first time in like four years people don't play with you though unless you have a crazy account with a lot of wins and then somebody sent me your services this is not a troll I do suck at the game did you work and shit like uh I'm yeah I'm 21 I just finished college but I moved back in with my parents now throwing games for money is kind of like a that's a light hustle right you're not making too much money I knew they had to have been doing something on the side and what he said next verified that for me because I have a contest for sale right now that has a 91 percentage all three badges as a center and I won Mountain Dew last year oh uh how much does it go for I was selling it for 450 but I would go down just because you're pretty cool you know like I would go like 400 or so what's what's Mountain Dew it was an 18 like 2k 18 like my player had a limited boost of 18 I was like are you trying to upsell me right now he is trying to sell me an account yo this is an upsell of all upsells I was flabbergasted ladies and gentlemen he was trying to take advantage of my lack of information when it came to mba 2k by selling me something and not something that costs five dollars this costs hundreds of dollars and then not only that he used a sales technique during his pitch called anchoring where he says like this is the usual price but for you we'll do it this price and when you anchor the price at the top and then show your willingness to go lower it's one of these sales techniques yo this guy is not playing games man he's really trying to take all like god that's crazy bro I mean it's not crazy kind of but it's crazy you know and you know who badge plug is badge plug no I don't know who that is it's actually in here it's just in here he has a 170k subscriber on youtube he had me added like I ran with him all ass whoa are you you got to be kidding he's trying to sell me on an account over the slight possibility that just because badge plug is on my friends list I'll get a chance to play with him what he doesn't know is in the other call I have badge plug waiting to join me I literally could not have planned this any better it's time for the substitution ladies and gentlemen idea my guy fridge told him yo hop out tell him you have to go and then I'll tell them that I have to find somebody new to add and I got somebody and that somebody will be badge plug so what's the video you're doing oh it's basically going to be like helping a brown shirt win games you know like take a bad record and put it into a good record nice and I'm that brown shirt you are the lucky winner wow look at that record and I'm finally 500 man things are looking up okay okay big greens good pass how do you pass like that Larry was telling me earlier that my build can't shoot until he gets a badge really yeah so I have to you know how to get badges yet or no but he said he can sell me an account so I might just get the account I don't have to get the badge or your fault that is like your fault oh oh man I'm trash oh badge I'm looking like the elite player in this game so badges in the game and they refuse to talk they muted their mics they went from getting to know me asking questions trying to upsell me on an account to nada you cannot hear a thing from these guys and obviously when such a popular youtuber hops in with a brown shirt even with our fake cover story of he was trying to record a helping brown shirts video you're going to take notice and it's going to be a little suspicious how do you get the badge Larry I know you mentioned earlier how do I get like the shooting badge so how my players Larry what was that badge you mentioned earlier I think it's Mike might be I think it's on mute I haven't heard him talk oh see you that's an IQ coming in that's that IQ right there 18 points last game 22 this game 18 I got my first bad helping brown charts get a pause of record and badges yes in the same game let's get it s s 8 s s 8 yo yo badge when I when I get that new account off of Larry make sure bro you play some games to me bro because you're gonna be on that friends list you know I got you good looking out man you're a you're a real humble guy and thank you for allowing me in your brown shirt video I really appreciate it this video felt really really weird for the first time in years I was playing 2k as a regular person not a youtuber and in the process I was talking with other people about big youtubers as if I was just a regular guy who played 2k it was honestly kind of like humbling they were in the call and they were like yeah you could even play with badge plug if you buy this account you know my mind I'm thinking like I can play with badge plug whenever I want I could just DM him and talk about it but it's crazy that for regular people like those I never I haven't had conversations like that in years so that's I don't know it was a weird video I was so close to getting something out of that Larry guy but eventually things fell through a lot like the time when I pranked Hank the tank a couple years ago sometimes when people know that they're being pranked or trolled they just go quiet they don't even want to get a reaction out know nothing but in this situation I think he was just trying to save his ass yo guys if you haven't yet please drop a like on the video hit that subscribe button click on those two videos man one of them you're gonna want to watch man so all right so all right I'm agents looking at you right now he's looking at you click on one of the videos just click it


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