and Charles. I'm Keith Dosland and this is All Things LGBTQ. We are taping on Tuesday July 28th. We tape in Montpelier which we recognize is being unceded Indigenous land. And before we move on to our headlines we will be doing interview shows. Our next show which will be a week from this broadcast we will have Becca Ballant, Ember Quinn, and Brenda Churchill all talking about what it's like to be LGBTQ plus politicians and candidates. So with that I guess I do the headlines and my headlines for today are, Charlie supporters start a kill transgender chant in Shailer Township in Pennsylvania, lovely group. Alaska Town passes LGBTQ protections. Arizona County ends anti-LGBTQ and lesbian adoption to save money. AIG refuses to pay insurance for a gay deputy that died of coronavirus. Washington State may elect a bisexual to Congress in November. Beth Doglio would become the state's first LGBTQ person elected to Congress. North Dakota's GOP platform says that LGBTQ people recruit children and they prey on women. Madonna was fined a million by Russia for supporting LGBTQ publicly in 2012 at a concert. She has steadfastly refused to pay. The far-right group Million Moms is now targeting Hallmark. The Christian group is an offshoot of the anti-LGBTQ hate group American Association. Bisexual Senator Kristen Semenis-Wiggs has conservative flipping theirs. The Democrat from Arizona is a fashionable politician and is breaking another tradition by wearing colorful wigs to work. And I have a picture of her in a bright, I think it was blue wig. So uh uh the far-right group uh oh let me see uh Baltimore. I see you Dr. Joseph Koster dies of coronavirus in his husband's arms. 20 other colleagues at the hospital were at his side holding vigil. He was 56 years old and leaves behind his husband David Hart. An LGBTQ professor found dead in his North Carolina home. Southern Fire Queens in a new reality show. And Trees Latino Marisa Marilyn Kazaris was murdered. So we'll have more of stories in detail. So we'll go to Ann with her international stories. Well when I was going over my headlines it became clear that my only my first two stories are negative and the rest is positive although some of the uh good news is qualified. So let's start with the bad news. Thousands of Christians protest in Haiti against the new penal code. And the penal code liberalizes LGBT concerns. It is going to take effect in 24 months. The president supports it.  And Christians are up in arms about this. They're distorting it and saying you know terrible things about it. Then in a gesture of cowardice Netflix has pulled a show as turkey objects to a gay character. And the show was called If Only. It was pulled when the government objected to the gay character. And what's especially reprehensible is the streaming company has seen demand for its services grow during the coronavirus pandemic. It added 10 million subscribers in the second quarter of this year taking it to 193 million subscribers. And they can't afford to stand up to turkey. So uh that's right um it's not the first time letter writing although yeah I know I know it uh has pulled something before in April. It's been um in April there was unfounded speculation that another show Love 101 would feature an openly gay character and that you know it didn't even materialize but the government was up in arms and um so those are my two bad headlines. Now I'd like to move on and talk a little bit maybe I'll just do the headlines about the Tehene war in Israel featuring the queen of Tehene. I'll tell you her name is Julia Zacher and I'll show you a picture now of her and get ready for this story. Polish courts I recall that that awful election occurred um it's being protested um but there's a very little chance that anything will happen with the opposition challenge. Still Polish courts annul LGBT ideology free zones finding they violate the constitution so that's good news. Thai LGBT activists raised pride flag in an anti-government rally and the situation in Thailand is really very grave a coup occurred um and in uh and a civil partnership law is in the works and LGBT people are up in arms about it because it's not marriage so anyway the um LGBT activists in Thailand are at work. The U.S. and this is also kind of unaccountable and strange the U.S. sanctions Chechnya leader Karadov for human rights abuses this is Pompeo all of a sudden Pompeo has recognized uh what's going on in Chechnya but of course he never mentions LGBT you know the purge of the LGBT people he does acknowledge human rights abuses so Karadov can't and his family can't come to the U.S. Sudan repeals the death penalty and flog them for same-sex relations and this is also um that's progress okay it is well it's qualified victory and it's also I don't know why they did it it's kind of unaccountable because homosexuality remains um illegal and um but I guess taking the best death penalty off the table is a good move of course it is an Iranian refugee wins transgender rights case against Hungary Hungary is another terrible place this Iranian transgender person moved to Hungary and was accepted as an asylum seeker because of his gender identification so Hungary acknowledged that he's discriminated against in transgender but then when he tried to change this diplomatic forms they refused and it went up the court up the court finally a European court has um granted this person a right to um change their gender identification and they also awarded damages so I have a small question speaking of Poland um I thought if you were in the European Union you had to um be part of whatever their rules and regulations are like gay marriage abortion you know all those kind of things I thought you had to adhere to that or not be part of the EU you think you think Poland is part of the European Union it is and this if I may spacious this is the European Union I think that's probably why one reason that they changed they modified their stance on LGBT free joke free zones because um the European Union is putting pressure on them um they don't they agree to this right they agree when they join the EU that they have to adhere to certain and there's a parliament right creates their guiding principles and the European parliament um has on women's rights and gender equality urge the European commission to freeze funds from the regions that might be used in where these LGBTs exist really something yeah I mean they're um put pressure on them they are they are and it's I think it may be effective so thank you for asking that question and um let me continue with my headlines if I may and these are more cheerful headlines from victim to protector Pakistan's first trans cop fights for justice and let's see a picture of her her name is Reem Sharif and she was bullied and had her terrible time here at the Weave school college and finished her courses online because of transphobia in Pakistan but now she's a cop and so she's um acting as a protector for trans people another exciting story and I have a clip to go along with this that I'll show in my first segment involves Denise Ho who has there's just been a documentary publish released about her and she's a Hong Kong lesbian activist singer popular singer of a in a genre called Kanto Pop which is um written in traditional Chinese with Cantonese lyrics and so I want to talk more about her in my segment and finally right now actually let's take a look at a picture of Denise Ho but you'll see more in the clip and finally um I'd like to mention an lesbian olympic row olympic rower from New Zealand who has come out her picture is before you now her name is Emma twig she's on the left and she's here with her spouse Charlotte Mitzi who's on the right and Charlotte also is an athlete and um Emma was motivated to come out by her marriage to Charlotte Mitzi so there they are and those are my headlines all right I was going to say there's a US case I didn't hear you mention uh political asylum where the US government first granted asylum and is now saying no oh I didn't see that HRC put it out today asking for people to respond I didn't write all the details down but are the US government is saying because he was previously married to a woman he's not gay oh and therefore he is not under but so well that would knock me out there but we forgiven him this week's trivia this week's trivia question over the years LGBTQ plus for Monters have enjoyed some high visibility and access to the mainstream political process starting with the recognition of liaisons to the office of the governor by then governor Madeline Keenan in 1986 Beth Dingham was the first lesbian recognized who was the first gay man so have you been socially isolating for way too long do you need some company give cottage core lesbians a look on tic-tac tumbler or pinterest this is the tag to it all it wants everyone seems to want to quit their jobs and run off to upstate Vermont to pick apples raise chickens and live their best woman loving woman life you may find some company in that rural yurt raising chickens so I want to acknowledge that Sunday July 26 was the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act groundbreaking legislation that extended protection to people living with disabilities and public accommodation employment transportation and government services we're going to talk a little bit about Canada good and some bad then we're going to talk about the census you keep hearing me going on about it but there's a little twist to it right now remember august 11th is the primary elections do matter we are going to be watching Debbie Ingram who is running for lieutenant governor on the democratic ticket and taylor small for a house seat in Winooski Chittington six seven not that we're giving any support mind you you also may admire my shirt it's a lovely thing rainbow umbrella is continuing to me with the new people police if you have an interest or you have something that you feel should be brought to his attention please be in touch with rainbow umbrella be checking those local organization websites for what they're doing online and if they're starting to transition into some in-person events because there's restrictions less and there could be more happening momentum is the next one is Sunday august 9th at 11 we posted on the rainbow umbrella site we're going to talk about the legislature and one piece of legislation in particular that really got my attention and then a little bit about a rise in bias and hate crimes here in Vermont but the last positive lgb2 lgbtq plus political representation in america within the past year has increased by over 21 percent so even as the federal administration has been trying to push back we have truly been rising up so did you see that clip oh you're not you don't do facebook but there's no clip on they're evil a big fight that happened in maupilia yeah between the police and yeah okay yeah i i saw um front porch and front porch forum had and digger both had articles that there was a rally planned by a group supporting law enforcement yeah thin blue line and that the black lives matters came as a counter demonstration and it got fairly nasty yeah so yeah so that was it's here well and as we talk yeah yeah um so uh on a good note lgbtq political represent representation jumped 21 percent in the past year 800 didn't i just say that did you yeah oh i'm sorry because i didn't hear you say it in the headlines it's an important fact yeah over 843 open league oh i'm sorry i missed a space that out it's okay and i was listening to i could have reported on that also i saw the headline so moving on okay so moving on um trump supporters started kill transgender chant in shaler county pennsylvania the rally was in favor in support of the police at a black lives matter rally they began this chant at the edge of the black lives matters group the unidentified man was caught on video shutting the phrase repeatedly in front of the middle school where about 100 people attended the black life red black lives matter rally while while some of the cohorts that he was with joined in the chant it seemed that most people on both sides of the debate looked on in shock so um that's that one alaskan town passes lgbtq protections after a local business refuses to serve gay people in kecha kechi khan alaska the town boast that it has the largest standing native american collection of totem poles which is their claim to fame it also has a thriving tourist industry and locals know that discrimination is bad for business in order in ordinance prohibiting discrimination against lgbtq people uh passed in the city council unanimously local florist heather dalin owner of heavenly creations made news for refusing to take an order from a same-sex couple wedding when it comes to uh the holy scripture she said the holy sacrament of marriage and god's word is clear this ordinance strips me of my rights and is trying to force me to participate in a ceremony that violates god's holy truth is this still alaska yes yep yep that's the woman who caused this whole ruckus where you know she wouldn't sell and so the council voted unanimously to pass a um anti-discrimination yeah yeah to sort of thwart her thing you know because it's bad for business so so my question about this is are the totem poles appropriative of native american culture well i don't know i would you know and they may be native i thought when you were saying it they were inu it so that i don't know that oh i do not know that okay but i do know that that's you're that's that that's why people are attracted to the air it's probably one of those cruise ship lines or something i would guess maybe a modification yeah aig refuses to pay a life insurance claim for gay deputy who died of corota virus shannon bennett gay broughwood county florida sheriff's deputy was the first responder aig is refusing on the basis that there is no proof that he caught the deadly disease while working so far the company has refused to pay twice now the insurance company is saying that corona virus was not specifically listed on um what's allowed to be paid when you die so it doesn't count daren bennett his husband said it's not about the money but the disrespect and greed of this insurance giant the case is being appealed again and good luck not surprised by that no and then there's an anti-lgbtq professor found dead in his north carolina anti-lgbt anti yeah mike annams is also a political columnist in washington dc authorities do not suspect follow play the police were at his house when someone called for a wellness check so they went to check on him because somebody called he didn't think that schools should shut down during the pandemic but they should shut down non-essential majors like women's studies and black history he tweeted that stay-at-home orders were like slavery and was heard saying let my people go about the stay-home orders of north carolina so i don't know if it was suicide or he died of yeah they're not saying maybe yeah what they're not saying but um you know it's odd love a character um okay uh keith you have oh and sorry we're on to the same at the right onto your onto your first segment here okay i'd like to talk about the tahini war um and israel so julia zahar let's see a picture of her again is the owner of a company that makes some of the most popular tahini in israel she made a donation to a gay rights group recently um and she saw it as an unremarkable act she's an arab israeli and she donated to a hotline um tahini of food yeah tahini yeah yeah she's known as the queen of tahini in israel so she donated to this lgbt organization called aguda and aguda on july 1st thank her publicly um and the point of the donation was to help set up a hotline for arab speaking israelis everybody was up in arms the religious arabs condemned homosexuality the religious jews condemned her act um there was all kinds of anti-gay backlash um somebody showed a picture of his store clerks removing all the tahini from the grocery store shelves a big boycott people called for a big boycott um she's 65 kind of mild mannered they said uh a former school teacher and what happened was her husband died unexpectedly of a heart attack so she took over this floundering tahini business and turned it into a booming concern she's nazarene and there are factories that are um all over israel um primarily in the west bank but then after the backlash um um oh and then she was also criticized by gay arabs because she went through an israeli organization and we know what israel's doing in the um palestinian territories um however um it turned around and lgbt people viewed it and other leftists and liberal thinking people viewed this whole controversy as a teachable moment so um so they went out and bought all that so the tahini has been bought also um and it's only the this gesture is only the latest in a series of public demonstrations in support of arab gays and lesbians and made thousands of mourners attended a funeral of a gay dancer who drowned in the mud with tyranny and after he helped me save the life of a friend last august hundreds of people protested in hypha after the stabbing of a young transgender arab um what we have been seeing is the taboo slowly being broken down and activists said everything happened in the past year is the culmination of the work that has been done over the past two decades all the efforts activists have made to promote social change on this issue miss zahar's phone has been ringing constantly over the past week and she's puzzled by the uproar i never could have imagined that something like this would happen she said it doesn't make sense you do something positive and then you get something negative and return but you know the field of effect of this gesture has been positive so the queen of tahini has made a mark can we order i don't know we could try israel might be a long ways away haven't they in court so if you knew the brand name you just look on the shelf to see if it's being carried here maybe that's right and i'm sure i could dig up the brand name also but now let me go on to denise ho if i may okay um because you know we've been listening to everything that's been happening in the news about hong kong and the various uh the pro democracy movement is uh the smacked down china is imposing all these kinds of draconian measures um we haven't done anything in the united states have we well we're thinking we're boycotting it i think we're um trump is suggesting a boycott okay a gesture against china and other european countries are also and you know my question is the boycott hong kong how does that help the people in hong kong but we have a doc there's a documentary that's just come out called becoming the song denise ho becoming the song um and this documentary profiles a singer who's become an influential activist in the democracy movement it maps the life and career of kanto pop singer denise ho who has used her platform to become one of the most influential pro democracy activists in hong kong her story may be a particular note at this moment as china's new security law and that's what they're all demonstrating against imposes more restrictions on the region her parents left hong kong and moved to montreal in 1988 four years after britain and china settled on a joint agreement that would hand the territory over to china in 1997 but allow it to retain autonomy i mean i was suspicious of that the liner there was going to go south i know it and i think britain was kind of pucillanimous in that regard um anyway her parents saw the light and got out of there um but denise ho um became inspired by an early kanto pop singer anita mwy who's referred to as the Madonna of the east and she was also a pro democracy activist and nurtured the values ho says made her the person she is today uh so she moved back to hong kong in 1996 after winning a singing contribution uh competition that is to say she eventually came out as a lesbian joined the pro democracy demonstrations in 2014 and faced both arrest and significant commercial backlash as a result now she's banned in china as a lesbian these setbacks didn't stop her the film does an excellent job of introducing the pop star to unfamiliar audiences like us contextualizing her activism and more broadly examining the role art can play in shaping our beliefs and before i show you the clip i just want to call your attention to this group called kino lorber it's a virtual film company so you can go google kino lorber get a ticket and watch the documentary we learned about this on gay usa and north of watch it and recommended it and linda and i are gonna tune in as soon as we can but anyway let's look now at the clip denise ho um becoming the song denise ho is a brilliant kanto pop singer she was huge in mainland china we would always be like she's the perfect idol the record companies they just didn't know what to do with me and i wasn't ready to conform to what they expected i was pretty obvious with my songs and every place i had concerns for people around me and i started thinking maybe they're small that i can focus on ah she thinks it's more important to do what's right than to worry about her own stardom protesters mostly students are demanding full democracy every Hong Konger no matter what they do they could potentially be sent to china where there's no rule of law if we pass that there's no turning back she was really with students on the streets she didn't act like she was some kind of superstar she already knew the consequences if you're not welcome in china nobody would want to touch you for the first time in hong kong you see these people fighting for something that they believe and i was screaming we're proud and that's how we support her here as well because i think she truly represents hong kong and she is a true hong kong i like where it shows her she comes out at a gay pride parade and you know that's even that's in the clip too so she's a very energizing figure um should i continue or do you want to um well let's let let's let Keith go now and then we'll get back to me and then you and i think we'll have some extra time because because i see more papers on that yes oh yeah i have so many things so canada they're having their 15 year anniversary of marriage equality however acknowledgement of 15 years and then a story coming out of ontario lesbian couple approached an officiant to perform their marriage ceremony who refused based on my religion does not support this marriage they then went to look for the videographer who as one of the members of the couple said all you had to do was tell me you were booked for that day but the videographer made a point of saying i absolutely disagree with what you're doing i stand in opposition it was a condemnation and she's like this isn't right so there is action occurring regarding all of that both in Ottawa it is a couple in ontario ontario okay right but and it was the same couple who had first been rejected by the officiant right and then was rejected by the videographer because it was a lesbian marriage so the census starting august 11th if you haven't filled out the census application someone may show up at your door looking for information and they will be doing that until october 31st on our last show i warned you that that trick or treat it may actually be a census taker in disguise uh vermont has come up a bit we are still estimate is that we're dramatically enter reporting and again this it is that count that determines the level of federal funding to which the state would qualify all you have to do if you have a computer go online take two seconds okay but that's the problem here in vermont broadband yeah lack of computer access and ensuring that it's in the correct language yeah but but here's the other twist is the census is also going to be used for redistricting the house of representatives the federal administration is trying to put a block on the inclusion of undocumented immigrants as part of the census right and it there has been constitutional cases by the supreme court that clearly says everybody gets counted regardless of status and that a lot of people are rightly you know rightly or wrongly afraid to do that i mean do well that's that's why coming to your door and the assurance of i'm just asking for numbers you do not have to disclose you don't have to show me a green card any of that but part of this is that they were able to track back and clearly document that the intent is is through some of the southern states clearly shifting it from a blue to a red district that this is one of those maneuvers to try and uphold the gerrymandering that they've been doing to create some of the most bizarre legislative districts you've seen so and then when we come back around i'm going to talk a little bit about a bill in our vermont legislature that really got my attention in the rise in our hate crimes here mm-hmm so okay so these i'm going to show you a picture of southern farm queens and how they deal with breeders on a new reality show queens to the rescue went down to a farm to fight for animal rights in easily south carolina they had a furry photo shoot this was a charity event which supported is he's coined a wildlife rescue center so here's their picture and they are quite they look quite entertaining and you might want to check out their show it's a worthy cause you know and i guess there's been some problems with ellen g generous um you know a lot of people said that um it's a toxic culture there um permission to say tacky things yeah this has been an open secret for years i know this this isn't i mean within the queer community yeah this conversation has been going on for a long time did you hear what happened to her today no what she got robbed yes while she was taping her show her mansion was robbed oh my god really we should be careful did you lock the door no i didn't oh no yeah but people don't know when we take oh my god i had no idea it's just have to do with the uh the toxic report i don't know i probably anyway probably not um warner media which is the company that has her show has launched an internal investigation that will be led by the company's employment relations so we'll see how that goes yeah i don't know what that might have i know uh there's been a lot of complaints so i don't know um and racist stuff too apparently yeah i don't think by her specifically but by people who are in charge of it yeah you know i don't know but a 20 year old 21 year veteran of the memphis fire department was shot to death in a park last week last wednesday and the man who shot him allegedly admitted to it saying that the firefighter hit on him and made him feel uncountable carton wells 23 and his girlfriend daniel mac 39 were arrested by memphis police this past friday in connection to the death of mac bond 58 according to the police report wells admitted admitted to the killing and said it was bond's fault for hitting on hitting uh hitting him up in public wells told investigators that he and mac were hanging out in a rented car in kennedy perk in memphis which is a gay uh cruising um place he said bond approached him and his girlfriend and hit on them which made wells feel uncountable he said he pulled out a gun and shot bond multiple times mac and wells drove away and bond died at the scene they were arrested two days later wells has been charged with second degree murder and possession of a handgun as a convicted felon mac has been charged with tampering with evidence since she drove the car back to the rental shop and claimed that there was a transmission problem in order to exchange it the gay panic defense is uh when a defendant in an assault or murder says they acted in a state of temporary insanity uh some someone of the same sex made unwanted sexual advantages advances it can be used to argue that they had diminished capacity over acting in self-defense and it is based on the idea that gay people especially gay men are predators or that being gay is a provocation 11 states have been the gay panic defense a tenancy is not one of them the states hate crimes law include sexual orientation it is not yet known if wells will use the k panic defense so it's an awful story it is an old story um i'm not sure that i believe that even was bothering them but i know when i've heard this debated actually hearing from our the women's community came back and said if being hit on was justification for homicide there would be a whole lot of fewer men no kidding yeah i'm yeah sorry male panic defense there we go on july 13 another sad story maryland kazaris was found dead in an abandoned home set up lays in brawley california she is the 23rd known transgender person who murdered or violently killed in 2020 this is already close to the total number of known murder trans trans people from all of 2019 which was 27 while an exact cause of death hasn't been released it is believed that maryland was living in the building where she was found police are investigating the death as a homicide a march is being organized by her family for august first in front of the building um in the county demanding justice for maryland and protesting against transphobia so very sad story yeah well let's go to mexico city in a virtual session mexico city's lawmakers passed the bill which received broad cross-party support this is the bill outlawing gay conversion therapy um it's approval makes the mexican capital which in 2009 was the first region in the country to legalize sex marriage the first jurisdiction in mexico to ban the practice so let's talk a little more if we may about sudan um as i said in the headlines it's repealed the death penalty and flogging as punishment for consensual same sex relations the decision of course was held by lgbt few activists this is step in the right direction while noting that gay sex is still illegal in the country article 148 of the penal code of 1991 known as the sodomy law remember them it was in the us wasn't that long ago yeah hard work versus balance yeah it's still active and can read to prison sentences of up to seven years according to pan africa i gla a coalition of over 150 organizations that work for human rights and equality for the lgbtq community last week sudan sovereign council had approved amendments to the law removing death and 100 lashes as punishments for same sex relations these amendments are still not enough but they're a great first step to the transitional government that's trying to implement changes nor sultan executive director of the lgbtq group in egypt and sudan told roiders we see this as a positive change on the path to reform the east african nation was one of six countries including iran saudi arabia yemen nigeria and samalia and imposed capital punishment for gay sex six other countries also have similar laws in the books but they are not enforced and i remember when i was teaching at shamp lane one of the books that was that we read as part of the curriculum was what is the work by gay it was good but in it um it's based on the life and the lost boys of sudan and in it the narrator speaking as a lost boy of salon says there's no homosexuality in sudan that homophobic canard it circulates widely but anyway so this is um step in the right direction is everyone says pardon me it's just like yeah and i can remember in iraq the head of iraq said yeah there's no i mean the head of chechnya says it it's just i know but anyway so sudan is recognizing that there's homosexuality and removing the death penalty so and that's positive well maybe the transitional government will make more changes maybe we can hope because movement is occurring in africa very slowly not to generalize about the problem but i could continue but uh i can pass it on to keith well i think we'll pass it on to keith if we have any extra time we'll let you time in we know how to find you that's right i'll organize my papers yeah as people will recall during the last legislative session following the difficulties encountered by kair morris and bennington there was a change in how reporting happens so that the civil rights enforcement division of the office in the office of attorney general you directly report to them bias or hate motivated crime incidents so anything that occurs a report goes to them directly haleo thompson who is the head of the division said that between june 1st and july 20th report hit there were 15 incidents of bias and hate motivated crime in vermont in 2019 there were only 17 so people are seeing a real surge there was an incident that occurred in rutherland where people spray pated on the side of the building white lives matter more and tabitha more who is the head of the n double a cp in rutherland may have a comment of this is what happens when people are either actively hateful blissfully unaware or unwilling to face the truth of racism in vermont it's going to keep happening and what clio was clear and pointing out is this is reported cases you know there is still i mean as we talked about the incident that occurred over the weekend here in montipillier there are more incidents that don't rise to that level or aren't being reported in wasn't there something in what a very branch or something where somebody wrote was just a white nationalist and sitting around a dam in waterberry the person in milton who was walking around is dealing flags oh then there's the guy that's painting over things do you know what yeah well and those were sort of public billboards the vandalism of the black lives matter here in montipillier and then where people have black lives matter on roadways people are doing burnouts with their cars to try and disrupt it different topic and and i kind of missed this bill during the session and it's being reported now because people are saying this bill is going to go nowhere i've got your attention is h 401 which was introduced by representative geno sullivan and in 2013 geno sullivan the q is from the new north end in burlington introduced the first piece of legislation making the national guard accountable and having to report on an annual basis to the legislature all complaints of discrimination and sexual harassment so what she was trying to do with h 401 this year was to create this new position of chief diversity officer within the national guard who would be responsible for the reporting to the investigation of discrimination sexual harassment sexual violence sexual assaults within the national within the national guard well it's kind of going nowhere because and here is the argument it disrupts the chain of command that by creating this position that is outside of and to which they are accountable oh that that would disrupt how we do you know we and they are creating a provost marshal position oh the national guard yes so saying oh well that's where the complaints could be registered we can take care of this i know how those things work in organizations if unless you have somebody outside usually the chain of command does not work right i mean if there is no one to which you are accountable over which you can exert no pressure how do you really bring about change so and but you know there may be like we have a trivia right well there may be five minutes before the trivia question so if you've got a quick story i know the pressure's on you i know it and i'm very excited to have this time um i'd like to talk a little about tyland you know what i need is an index for my yeah tyl dbt activists and allies raised rainbow flags on sander day evening as they called for democracy and equal rights the latest in a series of youth protests calling for the government to step down several youth-led demonstrations have sprung up across the country since last week when thousands of ty activists staged a coronavirus defied a coronavirus ban on gatherings and staged one of the largest street rallies since the 2014 military coup they danced and sang and performed stand-up comedy making jabs at the government of prime minister praeus chan hu cha a former former army chief who ousted an elected government six years ago pride flies were waved against the backdrop of bank of Bangkok's democracy monument the lg uh let's see the calls came after uh there's dispute in the lgbt community after tylin's cabinet backed a civil partnership bill earlier this month that would recognize same-sex unions with almost the same rights as very couples saturday's gathering was the latest in the series of protests under the free youth movement which has issued three demands the dissolution of parliament and end the harassment of government critics and amendments to the military written constitution even if they don't step down from power today we want to let them know that we won't go anywhere we will be here be here so the 21 year old protester who gave her name as yaya even if they get rid of us our ideology will never die we will pass this on to the next generation so they're really agitating against this government but unfortunately they're kind of fighting within themselves about this bill because you know garrison i mean people are saying well it's a step forward with civil partnerships better than nothing and then another faction is saying yeah but didn't we have that here oh maybe yeah so it's kind of an echo anyway there's turmoil in tylin well good though i'm glad they're out there well yeah and it would be nice to see well it's nice to see education against this um dictatorship yeah well i think we have a trivia question now and thank you so oh my great pleasure and and we're going to continue our you know rabble rousing and activism yes so 1986 governor madeline kuhn and recognizes liason's representing from lgbtq plus community beth dingham was the first lesbian thatch as liason the first gay man may have been terry anderson who also was one of the co-founders of the vermont coalition for lesbian and gay rights vermont cares and has most recently just stepped down as the chair of the vermont democratic party so so with that i think we should we exist


What's good y'all Chris from jessescasebreaks.com doing 2022 tops diamond icons based on one box PYT number 26 Had an R&B to go with 15 teams We are all set to go, but this is our last baseball break that's in the $3,000 break credit giveaway so All the straight up teams and the R&B all talent and R&B spots in Right now some Jeff down to Guapo. That's the straight up teams and our R&B from Nicole down to Nathan We are all set to go but switch screens real quick We're all good to go PYT 26 15 teams in the R&B Jeff with the D-backs all the way down to Guapo and the Nats And our 15 team R&B Nicole with spot zero and the Nathan with spot nine All card ship in this break. This is the case that we opened up a little earlier those real little X's Signify that we are doing from the same case as 25 Let's switch screens real quick. Let's go to our dice Let's get some fresh ones here I'll have the The number generators choose for us so one to two will be that top box three to four Be the middle box five to six will be the bottom box trim random number generator says box four as the middle box All right So right here this here Right from this 27 28 gonna get uploaded on to this site All right, let's rock it y'all. Thanks again. Good luck first box pretty solid some nice vets One-to-one cut auto and a nice patch to auto out of five, but no big rookies. So I think we're doing for something a little nice here Is it a booklet? Wow, okay We'll save that booklet for last shall we all right Okay, oh good luck. Let's have some fun here first up is another cut auto gonna be a Luke Appling Four out of four for the Chicago White Sox Chicago White Sox in the 15 team R&B spot for gonna go to Nathan Nice start for Nathan On the cut off Congrats 22 out of 25 on the Juan Soto auto Nationals edition that's gonna go to El Guapo got the nat straight up nice Congrats. Oh Man That's gonna be a tough one One out of ten Astros and Rangers on the card no one Ryan dual patch and auto Rangers and Astros the Rangers Going to Guapo the Astros going to Gary. So it's gonna be a random out of the very very end One happy camper when not so happy Next up 16 out of 25 on the Silver and God are gonna be Steve Garvey Los Angeles Dodgers in the 15 team R&B spot six, but they go to Michael Next up Ozzie Smith ten out of ten For the wizard going to the St. Louis Cardinals and Gary a randomizer on that one all going to Gary Another nice one seven out of 25 your Don Alvarez Gary doubles up here. He's eating up Nice your Don auto something low coming up here. I'm so red One more knowing our auto now a little shadow box very clean for the cards again for Gary He's cleaned it up right now in this box Nine out of 25 on the no one are not a shadow box red a little lower Mike Schmidt nice little color match three out of five All a famer for the Philadelphia Phillies. That's gonna go to Rob Got the fills straight up Very nice and the last before our booklet Gonna be the future Hall of Famer nice red ink four out of ten for the Detroit Tigers Miguel Carrera Spot for the R&B Once again going to Nathan That's what Nathan Congrats. All right booklet time Let's get someone nice here folks. Good luck dual relic Joke it up. Oh Wow, that's a nice one Tony Gwyn and Fernando Tatis, Jr Six out of ten for the San Diego Padres in the 15th team or and be spot six Gotta go to Michael Stapleton. Very nice spot six right there Just double check as well Not game not from any specific, but still a nice one Padres edition Tony Gwyn Fernando Tatis on the dual relic book All right, nice stuff. Y'all. Thanks again. No big rookie just yet So we still got two more boxes left to do from this case 27 and 28 going up on the site very very soon Jazz's case breaks calm. Thanks again. Y'all. Bye


Selut t'al-ffentlich전� lie, n glove tree and a next night I wanted to discuss something which probably thought for too long and in fact discussed with my wife but not in this channel I first just wanted to say that it's not right now, my wife is on the list, my father-in-law on the list and I am on the sofa thinking about his quickly and, in fact, I cannot even think about it during that time because it really is very important for my existence. And probably, if you have watched my channel for a long time, you probably know that I intend to have a child in the 11th year or not have, but to have a child in the 11th year. I have to be a little concerned about my use of words. So, the plan is that in January we will begin to study family, I don't know how to say that, but it seems very strange, but that is the plan, but during a few months, me and my wife have discussed the topic a lot, and we both want to have a child, but we both don't want to have a child. It is really an easy problem for us, because we don't want a child right now, because, for example, I want to travel around the world, my wife wants to, we want to grow our careers more, and so forth. There are many other things that we want to do first, but there is another problem. We are more and more malunized, and we know that the easiest year to be born is now, after all, getting worse. And, of course, many of us are concerned about that in the last period of time. And even we have seen the topic whether we will have a child in the future. And I already discussed it with her, and yes, I really want to have a child, but I am a child myself. One moment, I need to change the position of the camera, it is always strange now. So, I am a child. I always imagine a family as a father, a mother, and a child, but a family does not have a child. It is not really a family. And I do not know how I think about that. My parents did not teach me that. I just grew up and started to believe in that. And, of course, in Chinese culture, having a child is one of the most important things. So, you can imagine that this father and father say, when will the child come, when will the child come, and my child will come. Do you intend to have a child in the future? In the future? And we always say, yes, yes, we intend, we intend, we intend, simply intend to have a child. But last time, we discussed the topic a lot. Probably you saw the video blog where we visited the house with our friends. And when we were there, in fact, that did not really help, because the father of that child, Ling Ling, he actually said to me, if you want to grow your career, do something or do something, do it now, because you can't do it after a child.  And there are a lot of other things, but we are all, or not all, I don't know why I say that, but we don't want the child now. But we fear that if we wait too long, we won't be able to have it in the future. It's true. I am still quite young. My wife is still quite young. In fact, I didn't say that before in this channel, and I hope that you all don't say that on Facebook, at least not in English. But my wife is a little more older than me. Not that much, not that much. It's just a little. So she, of course, has true feelings about whether she has a baby now or whether she is pregnant. And yes, this is the most important problem now. And I know that I have to make a choice, and she has to make a choice.  But she really occupies my thoughts in the last time. And I just wanted to share that with you. She is what I think is important. In other news, this weekend will be a good weekend. Because, Saturday, I will go to the YouTube convention, and I will film that. Tomorrow, I will go to the public meeting, and the public meeting will happen tomorrow because, in fact, the real public meeting will take place during the week, and we don't want to come during the week, so we intend to meet during the week. So, in fact, you can expect a weekend before the real weekend. And, Friday night, I intend to go to the blog group. Maybe I can find someone who wants to work with me. But, yes, that's all. Forgive me if this film is boring. But, here's the end. If you liked it, subscribe to my channel if you haven't already. And, I'll see you in the next film. And, if you're not there, I'll find you, and I'll put something in your bag. And, as always, I want to thank my donation to Patreon, but, if I do that, I just want to say that every donation you can give to my channel, Monate, really helps to grow it. And, that's a three-time good start, Chris Padua, Chris Robinson, Jason Knuckles-Ludiston, Margarita Kilpaks, Sarah S.C., Robert Nielsen, Robert Port, Shane Power, K. Tommy Linsley. And, I'll see you in the next film.


I counted and tabulated each and every pub in Saloon in the local area, but I have to say, I'm not really impressed with this bar chart. After one week, the very first official Thunk questionnaire has 363 responses, and the results are fascinating. I created a lot of these queries with an other roll your own response option, even and especially where it wasn't appropriate, and if the responses are representative of my audience in general, Thunk fans can pride themselves on being part of an exceptionally diverse, opinionated, knowledgeable, and funny bunch.  I'll indicate my own answers along the way, just in case you're interested in that sort of thing. Please, feel free to pause the video or check out the PDF in the description if you'd like to look at the breakdowns in a little more detail. And remember that the comma and period keys on your keyboard will allow you to advance frame by frame if you just barely miss one of the results. Alright, let's get started. Almost half of you have been watching my little YouTube show for around two years. Thank you very much, by the way, and the majority found Thunk through YouTube's recommendation algorithm, which is surprising, as well as a diversity of other methods. Most of you enjoyed the whole gamut of topics, but more opinionated viewers prefer philosophy with the remainder just about evenly split between rationality and design, science and mathematics, and social and cognitive sciences. Most of you enjoy the show well enough, and you also enjoy the episodes more or less the length they are, with around 30% of you sadistic jerks wanting me to edit videos anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour long. Guys, I have a job, but I don't know, I'll think about it. The vast majority of you dig the presentation style as is, with a few clamoring for more jokes. I do feel like the videos have been a little dry of late, as I've been really crunching to make them happen in a timely fashion, and my lovely editor hates how my rambly sidebars dilute the central point of the episodes, but I'll fight with her a little more to inject some levity. Everyone who took the survey was subscribed, surprise, surprise, but 15% can't really find the time to watch regularly, which I totally get, and while almost three-quarters of you are doing alright or better, more of you than I'd prefer are having a rough time lately. I'm legitimately sorry to hear that some of you are struggling, but hopefully this is a little break for you. Stay strong, I believe in you. My audience's employment is split almost exactly three ways between academia, computer jobs, and STEM jobs, which is weird for a channel mostly about scholastic subjects, technology, and STEM topics. Most of you are between 20 and 30 years old, but only just over half, and around 5% of you have managed to escape the fetters of time altogether, so well done Okay, check this one out. Half of you prefer to drink either tea or hot chocolate, and only about a third of you are coffee drinkers, which I find fascinating when coupled with your respective areas of expertise. I sort of assume that everyone in those fields drink more coffee than I do, and I drink a lot of coffee. Also, the most popular alcoholic beverage of choice is none at all, beating out both snobby and non-snobby beer drinkers combined by about 5%. The remainder of you are about evenly split between the other options, including wine, which is my personal poison of choice. I don't have a tattoo, and odds are you don't either. We're actually significantly less likely to have a tattoo than the average American, which is interesting. For those of you who do have tattoos, I would seriously love to see them. Tweet at me or email me or upload to Imager and post a comment, however you'd like to do this sort of thing. Thunk viewers are split into about thirds with respect to education. Some college or no college, a bachelor's degree, which is all I've got, or pursuing or having achieved some form of graduate degree, which I assume the 8% of you who are sobbing quietly to yourselves about how much college you've taken are lamenting right now. Okay, now here's where some of the fun stuff begins. I thought I had been pretty generous with the diversity of my political categories, but a full quarter of you felt that the little boxes I created for you to take were insufficient to describe your politics, which I kind of approve of. A fair number of people suggested that the whole enterprise of trying to nail down the complexity of political opinion with broad brushstrokes like liberal or anarchist was flawed to begin with. Fair enough. Those who felt comfortable slapping a name on their politics were mostly liberal or socialist, which is probably predictable considering how much I moan about capitalism, with around 7% or 8% splits for centrist, anarchist, libertarians, communists, and people who care more about the game of thrones than actual politics. About half of you don't really know what school of metaphysics you subscribe to, which is totally fine and probably doesn't affect your life negatively in any meaningful way. But if you're one of those and you're interested in one of the most abstract philosophical discussions to date, I made a couple episodes that detail the positions. For those who ventured an answer, again, my categories weren't complete enough to characterize about a quarter of the answers, but for those who were left, concept nominalism seems to be the most popular position, which is probably closest to my own position most days, followed by Platonism and a tie between resemblance nominalism and trope theory. The lion's share of you are atheists, agnostics, and unbelievers of various stripes, myself included, followed by monotheists and a split between deists and pantheists. There's about a three-way split between moral anti-realists like myself, moral realists, and people who don't know what category they fall into. With a lot of very interesting other responses, about 38% of you think that consequentialism or utilitarianism is the most compelling form of ethics, and I agree, followed by virtue ethics, then people who haven't watched Episode 104, then deontological theories. Some of the responses in the other category here threw me for a loop and I had to go to the Stanford Encyclopedia philosophy to look them up. Some of those people also answered Question 6, which was about the content of Episodes 159 and 160. For people who answered according to the categories I presented, most found coherence with pragmatism to be the most convincing theory of truth, followed by correspondence theory, then postmodernism, which I found surprising, followed closely by coherence and deflationary theory, which is my personal preference. I was impressed at the diversity of thought here, as in my question about mathematics from Episode 93, a slight edge to people who believe math is discovered, but a strong contingent who believe it's invented, as I do. Newcombe's problem was split straight down the middle. I happen to be a one-boxer, but I get why many of you are two boxers, and for the 40% who haven't seen it, I highly recommend Episode 143. It's a lot of fun. Now, some predictions about the future. Almost all of you believe that you're going to die sometime before humans figure out how to live for more than 500 years, if that ever ends up happening, but a small contingent holds out some sort of hope for achieving a breakthrough in the next years, and I'm glad to see that some other thumb viewers are donating to the SENS Foundation, even if they're relatively sure it's a long shot. I purposely put that question before this one, as extending your lifespan might change your answer, but the viewership is pretty evenly split between believing that strong AI will or won't happen before they kick the bucket, with around 15% of you totally unsure. Interestingly, only 12% of thumb viewers think that strong AI is entirely beyond our capabilities, but for those who think that it will happen eventually, 41% of you feel that we'll manage to make the first AI benevolent towards humans, while about half that number think that we're going to seriously screw it up. Personally, I think we'll manage it in the next few decades, and we're probably going to be not very happy about it. I deliberately left the other response off this question about Nazi punching, because although I'm sure you all have very nuanced and detailed reasoning about your answers, I wanted to see some numbers. And the numbers are fascinating. 41% said it was never morally permissible. 10% said it was always morally permissible. And half of you look to other factors to determine its morality as an act. I think I vacillate between always punching and it depends most days. But I get why that's morally repugnant to many people. Finally, the important questions. This is a logic puzzle from a book by Raymond Smolian, an American logician and philosopher, as well as a concert pianist, stage magician. You know, he's that kind of guy. If you'd like to avoid spoilers, jump ahead by about 30 seconds. I'll give the answer in five, four, three. So, because their answers differ, we can eliminate the possibility that both Alice and Bob are knights, which means that Alice must be a knave because she's lying. Now, if Bob's a knight, his entire statement would be true. Either he's a knight or Alice is a knight, but they're not both knights. That's correct. However, if he's a knave, any portion of his statement might be errant, thus making the whole statement a lie, which would also work in this situation. So we can't know which one he is. Most of you don't know about D&D alignments, which is shocking, but maybe I should have seen it coming as they've been sort of obviated in recent additions. But those who do know seem to prefer chaotic good, followed by neutral good and chaotic neutral, the alignment for people who hate alignments. Only around 6% picked lawful neutral, which, because I'm a DM, I am by default. At this point, about 14% of you were looking around desperately for some sort of escape from the endless questions, but most of you were dealing with my inane inquiries admirably. A full 12% of you are subscribed to the Thunk subreddit, which was surprising, and a few of you even know about the Thunk website, which is just bananas. Most of you know about my Patreon page, but a fair number didn't. I'm sure it's a total coincidence, but I have like four new patrons this week. Weird, right? Most of you would at least entertain the notion of a podcast, which I've tried to do before, but just haven't made work properly yet. I have an amazing thing I recorded with a friend of mine who's a professional academic philosopher about non-violence and Nazi punching, which I really should publish, but haven't cleaned up the audio for almost two years. You're mostly in favor of or apathetic to the prospect of advertising to increase viewership, with about a quarter to a third of you staunchly opposed to the idea of mainstream popularity, which honestly, I've entertained the notion a few times, but there were a few open-ended questions about how to make Thunk better and what sort of topics you want to see in the future. That kind of stuff. And I have to say, the vast majority of the answers are extraordinarily thoughtful and kind. And I don't know if I could say the same thing if the survey was pulling anyone but diehard Thunk fans. You are amazing. Thank you. If you haven't filled out the survey, I promise I've read every one of the answers thus far and I'm taking them all to heart. I'd love to hear what you think. And as per usual, thank you very much for watching. Don't forget to blah, blah, subscribe, blah, share and don't stop Thunking.


unless you know more than I do on what I can Goldwater talked about but in a contingency basis the best name we've come up with the ball and Ruskin eyes Fulbright rather better than Stevenson who ran twice against him and has a little war on image furthermore Bill has the Senate as a pulpit and could use it right away quick well that's good if you get him to do it I think you'll do it out I just didn't want to talk to him without checking with you all right but I was thinking about television wise yeah everybody didn't read the Senate but they do and it's not too good on television I don't know whether Stevenson be good or not Stevenson is very good when he's got the right kind of an audience but his appeal is in trying to separate Eisenhower from Goldwater which is the real object the man who ran against Ike twice isn't the ideal fellow yeah I guess that's right yeah see if all about it I will thought your memo was good on time Bob says he feels worse about it and you do he thinks it's really good at this well we're switching positions on a little bit I used to feel worried about this damned delegation problem and Bob said never mind and now he's all worried about it quite I knew it was going to be trouble sooner or later what have we done to reiterate position Ken did y'all bring something in here for me to sign after I came in I can't recite exactly how we handle that I think we brought it to your attention one day at lunch and you said you wanted to reaffirm the existing delegations we had a big blue and silver document which I think I showed to you at that time but let me check the record on that I think what do we do we just say to Lemmins sir that if you can't reach me immediately under attack under major attack is the has to be a major confirmed clear attack in Lemnins case he has to be able to reach you some of the others don't have that requirement I mean the norad people that you want to look at these documents I don't think so but don't give me a summary I would be terrific with the organizations this afternoon Bob Smith was over there and said it was a first rate performance we'll say this time thing it doesn't matter if time says it if Eisenhower says that we're deceiving him or he hasn't said it yet decided to see what happens how there's what to go water suggests differ from what we're done or what he's really I think the fundamental there are two things to be said Mr. President on a specific issue of delegation Goldwater sounds as if he were leaving it to the field commander's judge for him to decide when he needs to use now we have any of that sort the second and more fundamental point is the delegation is not really the issue there are within limits and under conditions if there ever is such a thing as the president decides and therefore the gut question what kind of a man as president is going to make all these decisions no matter how much you delegate it's a presidential decision so we ought to keep the argument off delegation put it where you but keeps putting it whose finger do you want on this responsibility


New post-war old Dutch cleanser, famous for chasing dirt, presents Nick Carter, famous for chasing crime. Every week at this time, two great names are joined as new post-war old Dutch cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all detective fiction. Nick Carter, master detective. But Nick, there's no way of telling which boy did it. They were all shooting at once. That's the point, Patsy. They were all in on it. And legally, they're all guilty. Oh no, Nick, not Bubs. Maybe the others, but... Patsy, I'm afraid the law won't make any distinction in his case. You mean that if one of the others fired that shot and Bubs didn't even know it, he's guilty? Yes. Technically, he's guilty of murder at the age of 12. Now, the case of the littlest gangster. Today's adventure starring Lon Clark as Nick Carter, brought to you by new post-war old Dutch cleanser. A flashy, cream-colored convertible is parked along a dark street in the poorer section of the city, with two small figures crouched in the front seat, talking in whispers. Bubs, will you quit chewing that bubble gum in my ear and hand me that piece of wire? Okay, Tim, but... do you think we ought to? I will be driving this hack away in a minute. You seem to be wired past the ignition in a car before this. Yeah. But only shows we could go for a ride. We never stole one before. We got to start sometime. But supposing they can't... Okay, punk, come out of there. I wasn't doing nothing, mister. Trying to hide my car, huh? Why, I ought to... Oh, you leave him go! Turn him loose, you big... Who do you think you're kicking your little squirt? Oh, Graham Bubs! I'll learn you to fool with Moxie Reed. Gee, you ain't Moxie Reed. So you're hurting me, huh? You let him go. Quit kicking at him, Bubs. This is Moxie Reed. He's big-time stuff. Yeah. Yeah, I guess you do know about me. Honest, Moxie. We'd have never touched this crate if we'd known it was yours. Okay, okay. So don't let it happen again. You... you ain't calling the cops? Me and the cops ain't very friendly. But you two better grow up before you try lifting another car. But, Moxie, we gotta pull something big. Yeah, how come? Well, we got a gang, see? The East Side Scorpions. And we made a club room in an old empty house on Porter Street. And the plate's caught on fire from a cigarette or something. And it burns. It's just an old dump. But old lady Taltman, the lady across the street, she owns the joint, see? And she says if we don't pay $200 for the damage, she's gonna have us all put in reform school. How'd she know it was your gang that started the fire? Oh, old Mr. Riley's seen us coming out of the joint. He lives across the street, too, right next door to her. And he squealed on us. Who'd you say squealed? Oh, man, Riley. He used to be a cop till he got too old. Is that so? Yeah.  So you're gonna let a dame shake it out for two centuries, eh? There ain't no way to stop her, Moxie. That's why we figured on swiping a car to get the dough. If it was my gang, I'd throw a scare into her so she wouldn't dare go to the cops. What would you do, Moxie? I'd get me a ride, that's what. I'd make sure the other guys in my gang had them, too. A gun? Scares you, eh? No, don't scare us. We've been wanting a heater for a long time. Ain't we, bubs? Yeah, sure, Kim. Look, if you kids really want to know how to handle this old dame, book me up in Mike Rapper's pool room some day after you get yourself some guns. The reason I came to see you, Mr. Cotters, my bubs isn't really a bad boy. You know that. Of course, Mrs. Harris. No boy is naturally bad. I remember when bubs used to belong to the downtown boys. He was about ten years old then and the bubblegum champion of the blog. Well, that's why they started calling him bubs, isn't it? Uh-huh, he was an awfully cute youngster. He still is, Miss Pawn. But there isn't any boy's club where we live now. So, well, he's got himself mixed up with this gang. A gang? He's only a gang. A gang? He's only about twelve, isn't he? Yeah, but the others are all older. If something doesn't happen, bubs will turn out to be just as bad as the rest of us. Oh, maybe you're exaggerating, Mrs. Harris. They surely didn't start that fire on purpose. Oh, no. Well, we live before bubs wouldn't have dreamed of breaking into an empty building. And already they got another place for the gang to meet, deserted warehouse over by the waterfront somewhere. Hmm. Not having any place where they're allowed to meet and to play that starts a lot of boys breaking the law. Oh, it's that Tim Newton that's the worst. Some thinks he's got to be just as tough as Tim is. And that boy's bad all the way through. How old is Tim? Oh, fifteen. He can be a confirmed criminal at that age. Yeah, he almost is. Now, bubs is another hero he keeps talking about. A gangster named Moxie Reed. Moxie Reed? That is bad. What am I going to do, Mr. Carter? If somebody don't raise two hundred dollars to pay for the damage to that house, Mr. Tubman's going to have them all arrested. I'll talk to her, Mrs. Harris. And don't you worry. We'll get Bob straightened out. Only glad you came to me before he got into any real trouble. How's that for a break, Mike? You're so uptight. Oh, yeah? Well, watch me put that one ball in the corner pocket. Hey, Moxie. Hi, it's him. Hiya, bubs. What's on your mind? Hi, Mr. Reed. Hey, we got them guns. Easy, kids. We use the back room, Mike. Yeah, sure. Go right ahead. This way, kids. You guys work fast. I'll say that. We had to. Oh, Lady Telman only gave us a week to raise the dough. One inside. Sit down. Moxie, you said you'd tell us what to do next. I was just kidding. Forget it. But you promised. So what? Maybe you'd louse up the deal and squawk to the cops that I told you what to do. We ain't no squealers. No. We didn't even tell the rest of the gang. They all think it's Tim's idea. We got the guns. Six of them. Yeah. We put it into a shooting gallery after they closed up last night. What are they? Twenty-two rifles? Yeah. And we only done it because you said you'd tell us what to do next. Well, it was me. Yeah? I'd pick me up a car along about eight o'clock tonight and drive by that old name's house with a few of my gang. And shooter? No, no. I'd throw enough lead through her front window so she'd be scared to ever open her trap about me again. Sure, sure. I get it. But Tim, what if she gets hurt? Quit beeping, will you? Nobody's going to get hurt. But maybe she will. We'll do it, Moxie. Just like you said. And we'll do it tonight. Mrs. Tellman, if you'll give the boys enough time to earn the money to pay for the damage to your building, I'll personally guarantee that you get every cent. And if you had them sent away to reform school, you wouldn't be able to collect anything. It is not their money only, Mr. Copper. But someone has got to do something to break up these kid gangs. They're terrible. I'm trying to do something. Think I can get a boys club started in this neighborhood? No, believe me, it will do no good, Mr. Copper. These kids is mean. They smash windows. They steal automobiles. Mrs. Tellman, please, hold off a few weeks before having them arrested. It's the only way you can be sure of getting your money. Yes, Mrs. Tellman, please do that. Eh, all right. But if they step out of line just one more time, I send every last one of those kids to the reform school. Now wait till I twist these wires together and we'll see if she starts. Tim, maybe if we went to Old Lady Tellman and he...  I'm going to try it now. She works. Where are we going to pick up the other guys? At the warehouse. Are the guns there, too? Yeah. And enough bullets to give Old Lady Tellman the scare of her life. Good night, Mrs. Tellman. Good night, Mr. Copper. Good night, Mrs. Boyd. Good night. All right, fine. Well, I think we've put in a good day's work, Nick. I do, too. But I still want to talk to Bub. It's almost eight o'clock. He ought to be home by now. All right, let's go by there and see. Nick, look at that car racing up the street. Isn't that Bub's leaning out the front window? Yeah, that's Bub's all right. Hey, he's got a rifle. Look out. Good grief. Come on, Patsy. They were sure to get Mrs. Tellman's house. Mrs. Tellman. Mrs. Tellman. Mrs. Nick Carter, are you all right? Mrs. Tellman. I am calling. I thought they tried to keep me. Look at my windows. Look at the holes in my front door. I'm thankful that none of the bullets hit you. I was afraid that maybe... Yes, what's the matter? If she's all right, you better come down here quick. Why? There's a man on the steps next door. He must have been hit by a stray bullet. I... I think he's dead. Only a few steps beyond the bullet-riddle front door of Mrs. Tellman's home lies the body of the man who had informed on the juvenile gang, ex-Police Officer Riley. We'll see what happens in just a minute. To the case of the littlest gangster, today's adventure with Nick Carter brought to you by new post-war old Dutch cleanser. Nick is examining the body of James Riley, lying dead on the steps of his home, following a hail of bullets intended to frighten his neighbor, Mrs. Tellman. All right, keep back, everybody, please. The police will be here in a minute. Oh, Mr. Riley, such a nice man. Those murderous, those hoodlums. Did you see that, Mr. Carter? Do you know who it was? I'm afraid it was the boys who said fire to your building, Mrs. Tellman. We recognized one of them just before the shooting. Those little devils. I said they were no good. They should get the legal chair. But Mrs. Tellman. Murderous. But they could not kill me. They should pour me the right. Oh, I don't believe they did that on purpose. I know they did. They was mad at him, then they was at me.  Is that so? I didn't know that. It must have been an accident.  No, Patsy, I don't think it was accidental. Oh, but me? The bullet that killed him struck the center of his forehead and came out just behind the right ear. Riley was sitting at the top of this flight of stairs. Well, what difference does that make? The difference between an accident and murder. Oh, but even if you're right, how can you ever find out which of the boys did it? They were all shooting at once. That's just the trouble, Patsy. When one of a group commits murder while they're all engaged in a crime, they're all equally guilty. Oh, no, Nick. You don't mean Bob's. Not that baby. Oh, thank goodness. The cops are gone. Come on, Patsy. Help me look for that bullet. It's the only chance we have to prove exactly who killed Mr. Riley. Right in the corner pocket like I said. Okay, okay. So now I owe you four bucks. Moxie, you gotta help me out, Moxie. The cops seen it tonight.  Come on in the back room. Now, what do you mean the cops seen you? When we was ditching the car, we let the other guys out first. And then just as we... What'd you do with the guns? They guessed the cops got him. We left him in the car. Are you idiots? Jim said we gotta run away or they'll get it, sure. Yeah, but we'd ask them to make a break for a few days. If you'll hop, what are you coming to me for? I got no place to put you. We already got a place. We can hide out in our club room at the old warehouse.  If we go out on the street, they'll get it, sure.  Yeah. Well, maybe that ain't a bad idea. Will you take us to the warehouse, Moxie? Will you? Okay, kids. I'll do it.  You're swell. Yeah, Ballistics is making their tests now, Nick. Well, what test is that, Sergeant? They're checking the kids' rifles against the bullet that killed Riley to see which one fired that particular shot. How will that help? Well, you see, Pastor, everyone with rifles is covered with fingerprints. Uh-huh. And when we know which gun killed Riley, we'll know which kid did it. No sign of Tim and Bubsy, huh? No, Nick, but we rounded up the other four that was in the car, and we'll have them two before long. I still say it was an accident, a stray bullet. Look, Pats, you don't make no difference. They were committing a crime when it happened, so that makes it murder. Manny, I don't go along with that stray bullet theory. Well, you're probably right, Nick. And if Riley was killed deliberately, I'll bet Tim Newton was the one that did it. Well, why Tim, Sergeant? I've been told he was plenty sore at Riley for telling the old lady the boy started that fire in the building of hers across the street. Well, I'm not surprised at that. Another reason I think Tim did it is because the other boys all said that shooting up Mrs. Tillman's home was his idea. I wonder if it was, Manny. You think the kids are lying? No. But Bob's mother said he and Tim had been hanging around Moxie Reed lately. Hey! Maybe you got something there, Nick. Moxie's just the kind of a guy to put ideas like that in the kid's mind. Say, who is this Moxie Reed, anyway? Patsy, a few years ago, he wasn't much different from Tim Newton. But he's developed into a first-class rat, a cheap gangster. Now, wait a minute. I wouldn't say cheap, Nick. He's getting plenty of dough from somewhere, or he wouldn't be able to run around that big cream-colored convertible he's got. But you can't get anything on him, huh? No. No, not lately. You know, about seven years ago, we tagged him for a stick-up. Over on the... Hey. That's funny. Well, talk about coincidences. Well, what's funny, Sergeant? The guy that hung that rat on Moxie was Riley, the man who was killed. What? Yeah, he used to be a cop before he retired. Is a Riley was the one who arrested Moxie Reed? Sure. It was his testimony that sent Moxie up. That's what I've been looking for, Maddie. Somebody who had reason to hate Riley. Somebody beside the kids. Hey, that's an idea, Nick. Moxie might have got the kids to shoot up Mrs. Tellman's home and got one of them to bump off Riley by telling him it would look like an accident and nobody could ever prove which one did it. Yeah, I could have been that way, Maddie, but... Yeah. Oh, wait a minute. Homicide, Sergeant Matherson speaking. Oh, yeah? Yeah, what did you find out? Is it the report from Ballistics? Uh-huh. Hey, yeah, go ahead, Malloy.  Oh, you...you sure you didn't make no mistake? I know, but... Okay, okay. Yeah. Yeah, thanks. What's the matter, Maddie? You know what, Nick? None of them six guns we found in the kids' car killed Riley. Good. But what do you mean good? It only proves that one of those kids knew he was gonna kill Riley. That's why he took the gun away and hit it so we couldn't identify it. You may change your mind after we talk to Tim and Bubbs. What? Well, we ought to pick him up before long. You want me to give you a ring when we find him? No, no, I don't want to sit around and wait. I don't want to look for myself, okay? In the meantime, I suggest you have some of your boys bring in Moxie Reid. Our club room's right at the top of these stairs, Moxie. You sure nobody will come looking around in here? This old warehouse ain't been used for years. They condemned it or something.  It's this door. We got a padlock on it. So if anybody ever did come in here, they wouldn't swipe any of our stuff. You got the key, Tim? Sure, I got it right here. Moxie, you've been a great guy. And we ain't ever gonna forget it. Yeah, it was just like you belong to our gang. Sure. Even coming down there to help us out. Down where? To Old Lady Tillman's house. What are you talking about? And you wasn't even gonna tell us. We wouldn't have known what a swell pad you are if Bubbs hadn't have looked up and seen you. It was swalls seeing you standing in that window across the street pumping lead into the Old Lady's front door just like we was. Well, you saw me there, did you? Yeah. We didn't tell the other guys. That's good. I'll get that room. Come on, Bubbs. Tim, I... I think I changed my mind. Huh?   Get inside there. I can't. I'm going back home. You're going in that room now. Hey, what's the idea of hitting a little kid like that?  Mom, she don't like the door... It's been nice knowing you. We've been driving along the waterfront for almost an hour. Isn't it time to give up and go home? Yeah, I guess so, Patsy.  Seemed a logical place for them to hide out. Yeah, but it's so dark down here now, you can't even tell which ones are deserted. I was hoping we'd find them on the street. This is where they came, though. It looks as though they got here first. We can come back again in the morning. Hey, Patsy, look at that car up ahead. Why, it's a big cream color convertible, like the one Sergeant Matherson said Moxie redoned. If I'm not mistaken, that's Moxie getting ready to drive off. Are you sure? No, but I'm going to cut in ahead of him and find out. Stay right where you are, Moxie. Thought I recognized you. What do you want her to give me a medal? No, just want to have a little talk with you. If you don't mind. Locke's in here for Tim. I want to go home. Ah, quit blubbering, will you?  I lost it someplace. Okay, so quit crying anyway.  There'll be plenty of people working around this neighborhood in the morning. If we yell out enough, somebody will come and let us out. I want to get out now. Well, you can't.  Huh? Hey, I think I do. It smells like smoke. He did smoke. Yeah, and it's stronger over here by the door. Holy cow, the building must be on fire. What are we going to do? We've got to get out. We can't. The door's locked. Help! Let us out, somebody. Get us out of here. We'll be burned out. Hoping against hope that someone will hear them, the two boys pound helplessly against the heavy locked door. We'll see what happens in just a minute. Now for the conclusion of the case of the littlest gangster. Today's adventure with Nick Carter brought to you by new post-war old Dutch cleanser. Unaware that Tim and Bubbs are locked in a burning warehouse in the deserted waterfront district, Patsy listens as Nick questions Moxie Reed. I want to know where those two kids are, Reed. I don't know what kids are talking about. Oh, yes, you do. Tim Newton and Bubbs Harris. I ain't seen them in two or three days. Hey, just a minute, Moxie. You chew gum? No, and I don't go for all they suckers either. Well, there's a wad of chewing gum stuck to your trouser's leg. And from the color, I'd say it was bubble gum. Does that mean something, Nick? Bubbs Harris got his nickname because he's always chewing bubble gum. I'll bet this was some of his. See, it hasn't even begun to dry out yet. Oh, lots of kids chew bubble gum. I might have picked it up any place. And when we find you up here, the neighborhood where we expected to find Bubbs and Tim, I think that gum means a whole lot. Nick, look, across the street, those windows. The warehouse is on fire, Patsy. Yeah. You better turn an alarm. There's a box right in front of the warehouse. Right, Nick. I'll get it. Look, Carter, I got a date. I've got it. What's your hurry? I'm getting out of here. I mean, I got to go up in a... You wouldn't know anything about that fire, would you? No. Watch yourself. I'm going to start... You're not going anywhere, Moxie. You're staying here till I find out what's making you so jittery all of a sudden. Why, you, uh... No, you want to play, do you? Well, how do you like that? Not cool. What's the small heart in that I thought? Nick! Oh, Nick! Yes, what is it, Patsy? Just as I turned the alarm, Nick, I thought I heard someone in the building. Listen. I'll bet that's the boys. Oh, you've got to save them, Nick. Here, take my handcuffs. Yeah. Fasten Moxie to the steering wheel of the car. Uh-huh.  Bubs! Where are you? Splocked! Can you open it? Oh, I'd stand out of the way. I'm going to try to break it down. Nobody coming. Never mind, never mind. Where's Bubs? Over there on the floor. He passed out from the smoke. Okay, I'll carry him. Come on. Nick, look! The flames are coming up the stairs. We can't get out that way. Is there another way out of here, Tim? There's some windows at the back. Maybe we can jump. Quick! Show me the way. I'll follow with Bubs. There's no time to lose. How's your ankle, Nick? Oh, you can stop worrying, Pat. It's all right. Well, I guess you were lucky at that to get off with only a sprained ankle after jumping out of a second-story window. Well, one for that pile of trash I landed on it might have been worse. Yeah. And if Bubs hadn't come too before we jumped, it would have been very much worse. I'm glad neither of the kids was hurt. Do you know yet what's going to happen to them? Well, I think I'll be able to get them a suspended sentence. Depending on their future good behavior, of course. Well, now that the boys' club is a certainty, their behavior shouldn't be any problem. Well, I think they've learned their lesson. It's a sense they'll never admire gangsters again after the way Moxie treated them. Uh-huh.  I didn't know it was Moxie. But I was pretty sure Riley hadn't been shot by one of the boys in that car. Why? Because anyone shooting from a car wouldn't have had the gun five feet above street level. And Riley was sitting on the top step, his head at least eight feet above street level. Well... The bullet went into the center of his forehead and came out behind us right here, traveling a downward course. I see. If it had been fired from the car, the bullet would have traveled upward. Right. That's why I thought the bullet might have come from the second or third story of that empty building across the street. It did, too. That's where Bob saw Moxie. Yes, but the boys thought he was helping them frighten Mrs. Tillman. They didn't even know Riley had been shot until I told them. So that's why Moxie tried to kill the boys by setting that warehouse on fire, because he knew they'd seen him. Yeah. See, Moxie had hated Riley ever since Riley sent him up to the penitentiary for that stick up seven years ago. Yeah. And when the boys told him of their trouble with a woman who lived next door, and also that Riley sat on the front steps of his house every night, well, it looked like a perfect setup for murder. Well, I still don't see how you could ever have proved it, though, if Moxie hadn't confessed. We were lucky to get the proof first. And he confessed later. Hmm. It wasn't hard once we knew what to look for. We found the dealer from whom Moxie bought a .22 rifle exactly like the one he knew the boys were going to use. And later we found the gun itself. So it wasn't such a perfect setup after all. Well, not for murder, but as far as Moxie was concerned, it turned out to be a perfect setup for the electric chair. Nick Carter, master detective, is presented each week at this time by the Cuddehy packing company. It is produced and directed by Jock McGregor and is copyrighted by Street and Smith Publications Incorporated. Charlotte Manson is featured as Patsy. Ed Latimer plays Matty. Today's script was written by Jim Parsons. Original music is played by Henry Silverne. This program is fictional, and any resemblance to actual persons living or dead is purely coincidental. This is Michael Fitzmorris saying, when minutes count, use new post-war old Dutch cleanser. This is the network for the Indianapolis Speedway race tomorrow. The Mutual Broadcasting System.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we will discuss a question which says that simplify the first four terms in the binomial expansion of 1-3x whole raised to power 3 by 5 calculate the value of x for which 1-3x whole raised to power 3 by 5 becomes equal to 0.64 raised to power 3 by 5 and hence find the value of 0.64 raised to power 3 by 5 correct to five significant figures. Now before starting the solution of this question we should know our result and that is the expansion of a binomial expression which is 1 plus x whole raised to power n is equal to 1 plus nx plus n into n minus 1 over 1 into 2 into x square plus n into n minus 1 into n minus 2 over 1 into 2 into 3 into x cube plus so on up to infinity where the absolute value of x is less than 1 and n be any fraction or a negative integer. Now this will work as the key idea for solving out this question. Now we will start with the solution. Here we have to expand 1 minus 3x whole raised to power 3 by 5 for expanding this we will use the result given in the key idea. Here x is minus 3x and n is 3 by 5 so expanding this by the binomial expansion 1 minus 3x whole raised to power 3 by 5 will be equal to 1 plus nx and here is 3 by 5 and x here is minus 3x plus n into n minus 1 that is 3 by 5 into 3 by 5 minus 1 over 1 into 2 into x square x here is minus 3x square plus into n minus 1 into n minus 2 which will be 3 by 5 into 3 by 5 minus 1 into 3 by 5 minus 2 over 1 into 2 into 3 into x cube which is minus 3x whole cube plus so on which is equal to 1 minus 9 by 5x plus 3 by 5 into 3 by 5 minus 1 is minus 2 by 5 over 1 into 2 is 2 into minus 3x whole square is 9x square plus 3 by 5 into 3 by 5 minus 1 is minus 2 by 5 into 3 by 5 minus 2 is minus 7 by 5 upon 1 into 2 into 3 is 6 into minus 3x whole cube will be minus 27x cube plus so on further this will be equal to 1 minus 9 by 5x and here 2 will be cancelled with 2 and on calculating this this will be equal to minus 27 by 25x square and here 2 into 3 is 6 and 3 will be cancelled with 3 so it will be minus I am calculating this 189 over 125x cube plus so on therefore we have got 1 minus 3x whole is 2 by 3 by 5 is equal to 1 minus 9 by 5x minus 27 by 25x square minus 189 over 125x cube plus so on so this is the expansion of 1 minus 3x whole is 2 by 3 by 5 up to 4 terms and let us name it as 1 now we have to find the value of x for which 1 minus 3x whole is 2 by 3 by 5 becomes equal to 0.64 raised to power 3 by 5 so now we have to find the value of x for which 1 minus 3x whole raised to power 3 by 5 becomes equal to 0.64 raised to power 3 by 5 this means 1 minus 3x whole raised to power 3 by 5 is equal to 0.64 whole raised to power 3 by 5 this implies 1 minus 3x is equal to 0.64 which implies 1 minus 0.64 is equal to 3x this implies 0.36 is equal to 3x and which implies 0.12 is equal to x now substituting this value of x in 1 so now we will put the value of x as 0.12 in 1 now here 1 minus 3x whole raised to power 3 by 5 on calculating and putting the value of x as 0.12 will become 0.64 raised to power 3 by 5 therefore the left hand side of 1 will become 0.64 raised to power 3 by 5 is equal to the right hand side will be 1 minus 9 by 5 into 0.12 minus 27 by 25 into 0.12 square minus 189 by 125 into 0.12 whole cube which is equal to 1 minus 9 by 5 into 0.12 minus 27 by 25 into 0.0144 minus 189 by 125 into 0.001728 now this will be equal to on calculating 1 minus 1.08 by 5 minus 0.3888 by 25 minus 0.326592 over 125 on solving further this will be equal to 1 minus 0.216 minus 0.015552 minus 0.002612736 which will be equal to 1 minus 0.234164736 further this is equal to 0.765835264 which is equal to 0.76584 correct to 5 significant figures hence 0.64 raised to power 3 by 5 is equal to 0.76584 correct to 5 significant figures so this is the solution of this question that's all for this session hope you all have enjoyed this session