Brian. Welcome folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We got five days a week. We go seven hours a day. We go 24 hours a day on the internet at TFNN.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on grows. So everyone's having a great day, safe day, making a great night, folks. Don't make assumptions. Let your life be transformed. When you stop making assumptions, your word becomes impeccable and your life completely is transformed.  What comes to you easily because the spirit moves freely through you. Oh yeah. Mockin' wise! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 116, NASDAQ up 39, S&P's off 4. Gold contract up $3 traded at $19.25 an ounce. We have Silver up 13 cents, $23.79 an ounce. Light Sweet Crew down 37 cents, $80.35 a barrel, notes and bonds. Ten year note, down one tick trading $109.04, 30 year up 14 ticks at $118.10 and $Kingdollar. $Kingdollar's up $269 ticks, trading at $103.593, $563 rather, Euro at $108, yen at $145 and the British pound at $127 to $1.00 U.S. dollar. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us call, folks. Want to know what's going on in your world? The world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, it's trying to get off the lows, folks. And let me just show you this, as we do this exercise every day. It's pretty cool, man. The bottom line is that you'll see what's holding this up. And we've tested it a few times. And it's just deviant enough, man. So what you have here is this. It's held it up as we go back to yesterday and, you know, yesterday when we went down, it was the prior day where you had the sign of strength that held it up. And what you had out here today is that we're dealing with 64,000 contracts, okay? So the market opened, went higher quick, gave it up in space. Now, watch what happened here. You're going into 64,000. That low of the 64,000 in the S&P futures was $43.92, okay? First time down, what do you have? We had 39,000 contracts. And remember, going against the 64. The 64 is what we do want to remember. Second time down, 27. Now, it certainly couldn't go up either. But the bottom line is that when you get two tests like that, you know, that's telling me that the most deviant thing the market can do is make the bounce, you know, because the bottom line, if one's nervous, don't blame it being nervous, bottom line is that, and you know, I think we get a bounce going here, I suspect you're going to run it into the close. That is on the short term basis. The bigger basis goes like this, that we're probably setting up a very large B to C of an ABC structure down. And if that's what we're doing, it's going to be a big one, because the A point on this in the spy is that tie, which is the 439, the low, which is the 433. That's not that big, I guess. No, no, yeah, it is 459. I got a glass appointment pretty soon, folks, better. Anyway, you get the gist of it. 459, 433. That's a big one. Yeah, 26 points, right? So what have you done here? You know, bottom line, we're down with volume. Yesterday, we go higher with 68 million. We're 43 million now. Now we'll do about 65 million probably, okay? But I suspect it looks to me like this thing can get up to this 446. Now, if you take the 446, watch what happens here. Take the, and the reason I'm going with the 446, that's where the breakdown occurred. That was the first leg down. That's where we have volume. We'll go sideways for five more days, then we flip down again, okay? And then if we take that and we go like this and we say, okay, that is a 50% retracement right on the button of the first leg down. So that's where I'm going with this whole deal. And I suspect what's going to happen is as we go higher, you're going to have the volume drop off. If that's what you get, more than likely you get a very large ABC structure down and that'll, you know, basically set up the next leg lower. But Q's are set up also the same way what we had yesterday. Bottom line is that you had higher. You had the contraction. We did 50 million yesterday after, you know, hitting lows of 61. We'll probably do 50 million today. We're 34 right now. It's going to be a close call. Same type of set up. You're going high. You have a contraction of volume. Gold. Now the gold contract, it looks to me like we're bottom. I was looking for the 1904. We hit 19, 13, 20, I believe. And the reason I'm saying that is I'm going to bring you over to the dollar for a second because we get a little, now gold certainly has not had a sign of strength yet. You need a sign of strength. We haven't had the sign of strength yet. We get a slow turn that's happening. But what we have had is this. Let me pull this up here so you can see this. On the contract itself, you can see last week we, we basically last week, no, today's Tuesday. So Thursday, you know, we get on with 152,000 contracts. Yesterday, it tested that with 129, 130. Okay. If we go into the GLD and that way we can see what it was actually going against, meaning the match signs of strength, it's dramatic. So if you take this up and you take a look at it, what you're going to see is that you're coming into 25 million shares. Okay. And we commit to that with 7 million. We tested that yesterday with 4 million. Okay. Now, we've seen this happen before in the gold market too. So if tested, the lows were tremendously light of volume. What's our problem? Our problem, we don't have any buyers here because I'd like to see a lot more than 4 million. Now you can make the case that, okay, it went down to 175, 30, 1 today. Like, okay, are you testing again with light of volume? Bottom line, we'll find out in the next couple days, but my take is that this thing wants higher price. And this is why. So if we go over to the dollar, the dollar looks to me that what we're actually going to have happen here is that, you know, the man, Teddy Kagestad, he had done that workshop a week and a half ago, which you can still get on our website, folks, on candlestick charting, right? Well, the most deviant thing that could happen here is that if you take a look at this, I believe, yeah, there we go, is that the dollar is almost doing a lost and gulfing. It's a close call, okay? But if, in fact, this would be a lost and gulf meaning that today you started lower, you got higher, right? And you're still dealing with this, the swing point, you know, from the 103, 543 area. And if we close lower tomorrow, that's telling me that the dollar wants to go lower. And then that'll open the whole deal up for a bounce and the broad market as well as the gold market.


Hi everyone, Joe for jashby's casebreaks.com. Happy Tuesday coming at you with our first break of the day and the first break of my week 2020 Panini prism football two box random team break number 17 one spot gets you two teams All card ships pretty some pretty nice stuff in here big. Thanks to these folks for getting into it Let's double you up here And all 32 are in let's roll it. Let's randomize it six and a two eight times for each list Your names first one two Three and eighth and final time after eight. We've got Aaron and down to Natalie six and a two eight times for the teams one two and Eighth and final time after a we got the Seahawks down to the Cardinals now I did drop the checklist for prism football into the chat if you're watching live If you're not watching live you can go to group break checklist calm if you want to follow along for rewatching this video And trades are allowed of course. All right.  What a wild finish there. I Covered because because of that safety. I was really lucky Natalie with the Arizona football Cardinals All right, so let's put this all on one page here and Gary happy with a With the Washington football team Yes, the Chargers, that's why it's happy Their trades are allowed so I'm gonna pause the video when we come back We're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the two box break. We'll grab back All right, welcome back folks There were no deals done a lot of trade chatter But no deals were done here in our first break of the Tuesday the 15th Random team number 17. Thanks everyone for getting into the action. Really appreciate it Okay, miss. You're saying buyer beware on the hobbies. Are you trying to take business away from us? Are you saying don't join Jasper's group breaks? I'm surely that's not what you mean, right? You probably mean it's a great time to buy and invest in products like this because the hobby is continuing to grow Exponentially month after month week year after year. I'm sure that's what you meant. Yeah, Dan Dan Dan got back from Korea after a year started digging to the collection again looked on eBay boom $1,000 for a box. You should look at some of the old stuff that that you may have that you've gotten in your collection ages ago and You may you may be surprised at how how some How some cards may go how much they may go for you know some random rookie card or some random rookie silver or something like that Might go for more than you think even like scrub players sometimes could go for like 1015 bucks maybe more A lot of people and it's a good way to clean out the connect collection Especially during the holidays when people are looking for stuff Lynn Bowden junior for Karen Then we've got to Michael Hacey and Julian Aguara We'll sleeve those up in a second and all of these cards will ship. There's Derek hard of 199 Don's and people's Jones Jalen Régord. Oh, do we have the RPA here? Is that Eagles? Is that oh, that's Jalen Régord. Oh, not bad One two three four color patch and autograph Yeah, it's crazy. You got it. You got to treat it like the stock market, Dan You got to be careful 38 out of 99 Jalen Régord It's got a new quarterback that goes to the Eagles That'll be for Shawn Matic and I have to say I was watching that game and Jalen hurts looked pretty good Now this was his debut sometimes Sometimes those guys can sneak up on you, but let's see The mouse anders had a good game too. Let's see how he does in his second game They'll be in in Arizona. Maybe There's Jared Goff to 75 So it'll be interesting to see if you can keep that up for for multiple games in a row Yeah, Miguel. Yeah, Lynn Bowden junior was drafted by the Raiders And It just didn't work out Think there are some off-the-field issues that the Raiders weren't comfortable with nine out of ten Keenan Allen And his teammate Josh Kelly to 125 So yeah, so I think I think that's kind of I'm surprised it hasn't happened to more teams or maybe it hasn't I just don't know about it, but There's Jameson Crowder to 199. Maybe not a player drafted as as high, but I think That this is one of those things where they just couldn't meet people face-to-face You know and just really vet players like they normally would do in a non-pandemic year So I think that might have had something to do with it. And I think Maybe if they were still in Oakland, maybe they would have just kind of see how it worked out, but With the temptations of Las Vegas, I think I don't think they They wanted to risk that Yeah, I Agree JMS. I think he looked pretty good Jalen Hertz looked pretty good and Looked pretty good in in not only on the field, but in the interviews as well press conferences. Oh This looks pretty good too. Look at that Justin Simmons five out of five gold vinyl for For the Broncos my rivals Raymond Out of fives and under get the train whistle All aboard the big head express You got Deandre swift and Albert Oka web on him. Yeah, so now the big question is I mean I Think we still have to see, you know a couple more few more games out of out of Jalen Hertz before we Crown him the starter and move on from Wentz, right? But how many years does Wentz have left on his deal? That's the thing. It's like People play teams who need quarterbacks. I feel like they can just wait out the year or two and snag Wentz for cheaper You know and You know the eagles are left with a very competent backup quarterback, which I guess isn't bad if If they can afford it or conversely. Yeah, someone like New England, maybe you might say hey You know, we'll we'll trade assets and Get Wentz out there But yeah, I have a feeling that they would rather just try stitum for a year or two Than Wentz and then if they want to go for Wentz they can just get him for cheap But like you can't really do anything until Right until the offs. I mean, I guess the Eagles would just have to release him if the I doubt they would just release him because they would be on the hook for so much money I think that contracts kind of unmovable, you know unless like And you've got to justify that big contract to your fan base if you trade for him in the off-season So let's say Frank Reich. I think the Colts would be an interesting landing spot But if you know Frank Reich has worked with Wentz before and they're actually really close So You know just does Frank Reich move mountains to try to get Wentz out there and get the best out of him. That might be a good landing spot Would make a little more sense in New England. I would think especially since New England has stitum out there Broncos think the Broncos I know and they like drew do they like drew lock. I don't know a lot of teams could use a quarterback Right they'd have to in that's right. I think a few of our my co-workers here are big Eagles fans And I think they were saying it's just like a huge amount of money that the Eagles would have to eat To the tune of like 40 50 60 million dollars or something crazy like that. So Contracts tough to move Cheap QB from free agency do those exist. It says cascade it might if If you're if you're Carson Wentz and you were sitting on the bench for a couple years Andy Dalton, I guess was a cheap QB. I would argue that Carson's better than Andy Dalton. No Right, you got to give it. Yeah, Birch. I agree I feel like I feel like the I feel like New England has to give stitum at least a shot for the season for a season and see and see what happens maybe this but maybe the 2021 draft for the Patriots you try to Try to find a QB in the leg in the late rounds like a like a Dak Prescott or something like that Otherwise, they can kind of look in free and see more. There's gonna be a lot of QB turn over in the next two to three years I think it'll be pretty interesting All right, here's the second and final box of this quick little two-box break We got Julian Blackman to 199 We got Roquan Smith for the Bears to 249. Yeah, Arturo is saying that Cardinals Eagles have a decent schedule down the stretch It'll be interesting to see how that NFC East shakes out Depending on how some scenarios go I think Eagles have to win out I think and maybe have Washington lose a game This is what I was chatting with Nick yesterday Nick Jaspie. I Think that's what it is if Washington loses a game and they win out Then the that final game with the Washington football team There's Jimmy G. I mean, do they move on from Jimmy G the 90s? That's another quarter bit Jimmy G will go to Natalie Then that Eagles Washington game to finish the thought would would decide the NFC East Yes, Trevor Lawrence Dan will be pretty interesting. There's Michael Gallop to 149 You know, does he definitely go to the Jets? Jets stuff would be pretty expensive Next year if that were the case There's Mika Fitzpatrick to 199 Right Arturo saying as an Eagles fan, he doesn't want winning out to actually happen and there's Devon Bush For the Steelers nice Steelers autograph going to Hannah nice Devon Bush Come on. Any Justin Herbert or two is here. There's Fred Warner to 249 Jalen Hertz a Joe Burrow We've got a KJ Hamler For the Broncos that'll be for Raymond You know, that is true Calvin Calvin saying if the Patriots lose to the Jets in week 17 the Jags get Lawrence No way Pats want Lawrence in their division Yeah, there could be there could definitely be some some gamesmanship there. I Could definitely see that right.  Well, we got two more boxes left his cam makers We got two more boxes left from this particular case So if you want to run this back, we definitely can that was two box random team 17 from jasky's case breaks calm I'm Joe and I'll break the other two with you next time. Bye. Bye


Yr hyn yn bryd, maen nhw'n fawr yn fawr. Can I first of all ask you to do as I'm about to do myself, turn it off. The emergency exits are the same ones that you came through in case there is a problem. But otherwise, we are very pleased to be able to welcome Werner Hoi anodd, Rwy'n mewn meddwl yw'r Felaneth a'r ystafell. A yr hyn yn ffordd ar gyfer yr ystafell, sy'n fydd y gynllun fwy deimlo, fydd y maen nhw'n ffordd y maen nhw'n cyhoedd. And ddim hefyd ynínig gweithio'r pechol ar eich ddweud. Ac mae'r rhan ydw'r bwysig iawn i thoseio ac mae'r rhan yn dechrau. Dwi'n fflud. Ddwy'n wef, gyda bod yn amlwgol a dwi'n gweithio'r Felaneth a'r Ystafell? Fodd o'r gweithio ystafell, dd sponsored this institute not the first time, but it's always good to be here. And what I planned together with Andrew McDool, our new vice president in the bank, this visit we thought we might pick an important date. So it was all prearranged over the last week. So I'm aware that today... maybe at least by prepare text, a little bit out of tune with what people are discussing now. Ac eich ddechrau, a byddwn i ymddangos i'w ddechrau ar y cyfnod, byddwn i'w ddechrau gyda cefnod i gynnyddio'r cyfnod o'r ddechrau, wrth fynd i'r ymdweud y cerddau yn gweld. Mae'n amser ydw i'n oes pethau, mae'n cyfnod ymdweud yn cyd-dweud i'i ddweud i'r cerddau. Ac mae'n fyddechrau yn gofio. Yn ymddangos, y dyfodol, sy'n eich cyfnod i'r cyfnod i'r cerddau, will translate into something that will impress us very much next week when the European Council convenes and the declaration between 27 plus one will come out and give some perspectives about how this will continue. It's a pleasure to be back at this important time, but not Not only because of the remarkable announcement this morning, but also because of the six years that I can now look back at my engagement in Ireland in my present capacity. That's almost on the day, six years now, and all in all, since my first visit as a government member to Ireland a quarter of a century ago, I've been observing what's going on in this country for more of half of the membership of Ireland in the European Union, and it's just breathtaking and amazing, and when we signed at County Fhingol yesterday a big agreement, a big loan from the development of that county, I must say I would not have considered this possible just six years ago, if not 25 years ago. It's really amazing, and there's so strong, give you so strong feelings when you see that this vocation européenne of Ireland is completely out of question in this country. Sometimes, however, when I present ideas and projects of the European Investment Bank, the EU Bank, I think we are making a big mistake of not telling the good stories about Europe. We allow European councils to develop in ways that after the meeting the heads of state and government address the national press conferences, tell their own domestic journalists how great they were, how much they have achieved to the detriment of the others. Mario Monti once told me, sorry I put this into a nice picture, he said, when I used to be Prime Minister of Italy, we all used to go to European councils as heads of state and government and everybody brought a brick and we put the bricks together and over time we erected quite an impressive edifice with these bricks. Nowadays we are talking about zero sum gains and everybody is trying to take the brick of the others and put it into the erection of the old, old statute at home. I think if we don't talk about European value edit, the win-win situations that Europe produces, then we cannot be surprised that people might get disenchanted or even get into temptation to vote negatively during a referendum. And I think this is an issue that needs to be addressed by the European Council because obviously if you maintain a position where everything that works in this country or in other countries is due to the geniality of the local politicians and everything that does not work in Europe is due to the idiocy of the Brussels bureaucrats, if that propaganda lasts for 25 years then you can't be surprised that afterwards somebody might vote negatively in a referendum when the Prime Minister all of a sudden says, but now you must vote in favour of Europe. It might not work as we have seen and this is such a painful process that we are currently going through with the departure of the United Kingdom from an EIB point of view. It is a terrible loss. The European Investment Bank loses one of its strongest shareholders, 16% of the shares, almost 10 billion euros of lending per year, a very, very good portfolio that we have in the United Kingdom. Oh, this is painful enough. We also lose a strong supporter on key objectives of the EU Bank on innovation, on energy efficiency, on climate change policy and also on development. DFID is one of our strongest partners in our third world activities. So that's pain enough, but in addition to that, and this is something that is overlooked and I have to explain it to members of the European Council all the time now because they must know that the prudential and statutory limitations of a bank depend upon the capital and the multiplier that you might be allowed to use in order to calculate the maximum lending space you have. An EIB is a very special animal in this respect, second to none in the world because there is no other bank in the world who would proportionally make of only 14 billion euros cash injected into this bank over 60 years. It has been only 14 billion euros. A lending volume of 85 billion per year, a loan book or balance sheet of 600 billion euros and a number of EIB bonds flying around the world of 500 billion euros because we have to capitalise completely on the capital markets. Everything we finance, everything we lend, we have to also to borrow. So people in the bank are always proud to say we are the biggest multilateral lender in the world, which is definitely true. We had two and a half times the size of the World Bank, but unfortunately also the biggest multilateral borough in the world because next year, according, well dependent on reflows, we'll have to go to the capital markets and ask them to lend us 70 to 90 billion euros in 2018. So it's a very strong market orientation there and this lending space that the European Investment Bank has on the basis of a capital paid in and callable capital of 240 billion euros will be reduced by 16% of the 240 billion capital, that's roughly 40 billion, and a garing ratio of 2.5. That means by 2019-2020 we'll have to see that our maximum lending volume will be reduced by 100 billion euros, which will translate in a reduction of our business in the European Union and outside development from 85 billion in the year 2017 to below 50 billion in the year 2020. So it is really significant. Their brids are blowing us a real, real bad deal. Well, I'm sure the member states of the European Union in 2017 will not allow that to happen and thank God we don't need cash. If now I had to go to the European Council and would say we need cash in order to compensate for that, I think we will be in big trouble because some member states would not even be able to cash in what we need so we can transform reserves into paid in capital, but that already is a quite a bit, unless you want to see the bank shrinking and we don't go for volume or for size because of volume or size or because we believe we are so beautiful, I think we are needed. I remember my first visits and my capacity as president of EIB here in Dublin. Wow, at that time we were really needed and I think we had very good talks at that time and brought about a considerable contribution to the recovery of Ireland at that time. Other countries are still in that similar difficulty and they does and beyond that if we really have now overcome the counter cyclical necessities of the bank because the economic crisis is coming to an end in most countries now, we can finally address the real issues which are so important for the competitiveness of Europe in the world and these are structural weaknesses of our economy. These are the huge investment gaps which we have at the European Union. These are the enormous gaps we have when it comes to research and development, when it comes to innovation, when it comes to the access to finance for smaller medium-sized companies which is still one of the biggest weaknesses of Europe in comparison for instance to the United States where 85% or 80% at least of corporate financing takes place by the capital markets while more than 75% of this kind of financing in Europe takes place via banks which have their limitations. So it is a really important time for the bank and Brexit is therefore not only for Ireland of crucial of vital importance how we handle this also for your bank. A year ago this week a former T-shock and a Kenny which we met last night together with Michael Noonan and expressed our gratitude for many years of excellent cooperation he opened then the EIV Dublin office our first permanent presence in Ireland run by Cormac Murphy or there he is our ambassador to Ireland or ambassador to your own country that's quite consistent but it definitely is the face of the bank here in Ireland next to Vice President Andrew McDool. Today one year after this meeting we are signing the EIV's largest ever loan for investment in this country. The 25 year, 490 million euro loan will support the construction of the new national children's hospital and finance nearly 50% of the total cost. A huge endeavour we just were there I've never been welcomed more coldly than at that site outside there in this huge compound but it's a heartwarming event if you see what is going to happen after a discussion of 25 years about the construction of this hospital. It's a great thing for us. It represents the largest ever financial engagement by the unions a long-term lending institution in Ireland and the first year be backing for a hospital in this country. Alongside support for the new hospital this visit also provides an opportunity to demonstrate the broader engagement of the bank in Ireland. Last night in sorts the chief executive finger county council and I signed a 70 million euro loan that will support 180 million euros of investment to upgrade and improve transport economic cultural and natural heritage across the country. This is one of a number of new initiatives supported by the EIV group in Ireland backed by the Juncker plan the joint EIV European Commission plan that was set up that was invented four years ago was set up three years ago was considered Buddha economics at that time because we promised to make an additional investment of 350 billion out of a guarantee facility that was fed by or out of EU budget and EIV reserves of 21 billion euros so the pseudo precision of the 350 billion stem from the simple multiplication of 21 as the guarantee facility times the factor of 15 because Mr Juncker at that time sitting in my office in the ninth floor of the building in Luxembourg when we among four eyes developed this Juncker plan basic idea said well if you if you find a guarantee facility of these 25 21 billion euros what can you make out of it what what can the multiplier be and we just have had the experience with the capital increase a few years ago where we had to deliver a multiplier of 18 within three months three years and we reached these 18 after already 27 months so obviously it worked very very well with the capital increase now how does that work with a guarantee facility and we said well there is no medical precision this is a thumb rule so with riskier projects smaller projects a factor of 18 might not be safely attainable but 15 we might might get and this what brought the strange figure of 315 into a speech text of Mr Juncker at that time it is amazing that well six months before the three years are over 80 percent of that dimension have been reached so the Juncker plan is a success and this initiative today is part of the implementation of the Juncker plan furthermore today i will visit later today i will visit the site of the future redevelopment at Grange Gorman expected to be by 110 billion euros from the EU bank earlier this day the third meeting of the island eib financing group chaired by minister Donohue saw the future engagement of the eib in key sectors discussed and it also provided an opportunity to hear how future health transport agriculture and business investment could be enhanced with the support of the eib group we welcome the initiative of the Irish authorities to identify areas where the EU bank can increase engagement and early next year we will confirm new financing to support capital investment where it is most needed that's the kind of action of joint action that is needed and it is indicative of how the EU bank with the Irish authorities are focusing not just on the short term but on structural issues to help put island on the path of sustainable growth this brings me to the subject of today's speech investing in europe's future from recovery to sustainable growth in europe we have been confronted with a series of challenges that have tested the core foundations of the european project we have experienced a decade of uncertainty which at the same time was a decade of inward looking it started with the first global financial and later sovereign crisis it spread to our economic outlook and over time it has had significant impact on politics and policy now more than ever in our before ever before in our recent history it is a time to act we as europeans must see these developments as a wake-up call and be reminded of the value of the european project and what is at stake it is my great privilege in my position of the president of this bank to travel throughout the world and listen to views of europe from outside the union and i'm constantly reminded that the european union is seen as a model for peace and economic prosperity freedom and solidarity for many around the world and minister don't know who this morning reminded me of the peace bridge dairy just a symbol of the way that europe contributes to growing together to overcoming cleavages and to bridging gaps like europe was the key requisite a prerequisite for my country to be able to be reunited three decades ago and overcome the terrible division of europe at that time and this is an observation that i hold to be true and a message that needs to be shared i'm deeply sent therefore by the decision of the british electorate to leave the european union we have seen that the message of hope and the value of the european project was not communicated and received by important parts of the population our bank is directly affected by brexit as a major state member state is leaving and mitigating actions will need to be taken i dwelt upon that already before the treaty is clear and the status of the bank is as well we are based in the treaties of roam and now the treaty of flizban primary law based institution of the european union so it really says only member states of the european union can be members of the eib it is beyond our remit to think about treaty change but i'm always a bit skeptical when it comes to treaty change deliberations because that treaty change temptations might might be joined by those who have completely different objectives when they think about amendments of the treaty so probably our political leaders will be very careful to engage in such an exercise so therefore if and when the uk leaves the u it ceases to be a member of eib the difficulties of the negotiations are obvious michelle barnier has the unenvi the unenviable task of fleeting the negotiations on the side u side to disentangle the uk from the u and settle the past and of course i will not enter into the details of this negotiation i just can report to you that the cooperation with the michelle barnier team is excellent and we have made best experiences recently again with the way he performs because you have to be aware that in a negotiation that is naturally on the side of the political leaders focus on the entire integration process and on budgetary considerations as far as money is concerned we are a little bit odd man out because we are not budget based we are capital market based and therefore uh it is sometimes overlooked that while the eu budget per year is roughly 140 billion euros uh the contribution that comes from us via loans and guarantees and financial instruments is 85 billion euros so that is a considerable part of the package that michelle barnier has to negotiate upon as a representative of all of us among the 27 i hope that rested alongside other political developments both on our continent and across the atlantic not to forget across the atlantic could represent a collective european awakening a turning point that leads to greater european self belief against this background the subject matter of today seems more than pressing more pressing than ever namely how should we invest in europe's future to put it on the path of sustainable growth european efforts at firefighting be there on the financial economic or political front have tested the strength of our commitment to joined up european action and diverted our attention away from our longer term goal of making europe more resilient in the future let me outline three pillars of a joined up EU response with a particular focus of course on the role of the EU bank first the first pillar is based on furthering financial sector integration and establishing a central fiscal capacity secondly the second pillar targets the needs to improve EU competitiveness and finally the third pillar emphasises the importance of strengthening cohesion and convergence to the first more resilient europe requires greater financial sector integration and fiscal capacity strengthening financial sector integration at the euro area level will help maintain financial stability against country specific shocks and support the transmission of monetary policy it will also be good for the EU as a whole as a matter of fact now that the united kingdom is obviously leaving the european union the congruence of EU and euro area is is growing considerably and that means that we have to overcome this sometimes a little bit artificial division between these spheres I as president of eib have deliberately never participated in the euro group meeting because non euro countries are always insistence that I begin each and every speech by the sentence we are not the bank of the 19 we are the bank of the 28 however with the biggest a non euro member leaving and with all the others with the exception of danmark having a commitment to one day join the euro group of your area I think there's something we need to think about if you don't want to waste the potential contribution of eib to the overall development of the eurozone and the european union to deepen integration we must step up ongoing efforts towards the banking union and the capital markets union we would need a financial system that channels savings effectively to the best productive investment opportunities within the european single market and we must ensure that improvements in financial markets are not due to extraordinary monetary stimulus but rather reflected durable strengthening of cross border investment ECB has bought us time and I think we can be grateful to Mario Draghi for his resolve in critical times doing what it takes whatever it takes it was the right answer the right signal at that time but we all knew that this is not sustainable very long the member states must use the time in order to bring about the natural there the necessary structural amendments and this has not been done everywhere it has been painful and tough for island but it has worked in other places of europe it has not worked at least not fully worked yet so we have now we now have to brace for cautious withdrawal of the monetary policy impulses that we have benefited from at first while much has been achieved in terms of strengthening the euro area we still have a way to go there are ongoing discussions on developing a common fiscal capacity to help absorb shocks to the eurozone economy in this discussion we should not allow ourselves to be too preoccupied with symbolic themes which however are the key headline producing thoughts in the media such as the designation of eurozone finance minister or the nature of a eurozone budget line we are will be caught in the next years in a fierce battle between those who seek further integration and strengthening of the community method and those who believe that the next steps in the deepening of the european union integration will have to go by the detour of intergovernmental cooperation and this will be the main problem and this is the difference between the proposals that are present on the market again this week by the proposals coming from president juncker and the commission which obviously strengthened also in the monetary sphere the community method while the proposals coming from several member states go obviously into the direction of strengthening the eurozone as a concentric circle within the european integration process and on the basis of a reliance on intergovernmental cooperation oh yeah time and less the community methods so i believe that we should concentrate on what we need what we need in the european union the strengthened eurozone deepened eurozone is a financial backstop what it needs is a backstop facility with funds for crisis scenarios because we will not be able and we should not rely on the IMF as much as we have done in the past the role can be played should be played by ESM which can be further elaborated but it is already far developed and i think the ESM is an excellent institution that serves the euro group very well the second competent component required is an investment facility which is in difficult times can act counter cyclically to quickly channel investments where they are needed most and which normal times can address the structural weaknesses of the european economy and this instrument exists as well this is the eubank that's the eib there is great potential for complementarity and mutual reinforcement between the institutions we are in very close contact with them and we are discussing these issues in detail this potential collaboration could make the emu more robust providing the central physical capacity to first that fastest competitiveness and furthest conversions of the emu all at the same time provides a stabilization mechanism and that could then fulfill a critical fiscal policy role that complements monetary policy europe must become more competitive i will cut that chart upon request of the chairman but i think we have to see that during the 10 years that we have invested into inward looking and in crisis management in europe the rest of the world has moved forward and if you look at we look at the competitiveness comparisons between southeast asia east asia south asia and the united states and canada we have lost many years and we need to catch up on this so it is time to end the inward looking and to mobilize our efforts to recover the costs of a largely lost decade which we have behind us in terms of competitiveness so the good news is the economy is back on track in europe but the picture would not be completely healthy if one wouldn't see that our researchers under the leadership of andrew mcdoul who is now the responsible vice president for the economic department of the bank shows or suggests an annual investment gap in the u of about 600 billion euros which a gap which has a huge effect again on the competitiveness position of euro the worst being infrastructure second key strategic areas like research and development climate and environment and last but not least digital and innovation a quantum leap is needed there countries such as my own own one which always believe it has the biggest strength you can think of is the weakest when it comes to digitalization and probably ranks somewhere between 23 and 25 in the list of the 28 in the implementation of the digitalization objectives so the eib obviously can play an important role there we have been providing around 85 billion euros in long-term financing in 2016 and the overall support that was brought about led to an increased volume of investment in europe of 280 billion euros i will not talk about the activities outside the european union but there the bank will have to play a role when implementing e-u foreign and cooperation policies in the next years so what we need here basically is to take advantage of the lessons learned from the yunca plan where we saw that the trend the paradigm change in the use of the e-u budget away from subsidies and grants towards more guarantees and loans and use of financial instruments must be continued and also translated into other fields of policy i'm strong advocate for applying these lessons learned also on development policy because if you look at the sustainable development goals to which all our member states subscribe to heavily new yur two years ago and the climate goals of paris we will never be able to reach that if we don't use financial instruments more and make a better use of scarce budgetary resources last word on impact and mr mcdwl could talk ours about this because he has been guiding the ar gyfnodol, ddau'r model yng Nghymru yn Llyfrgelliaid, yna yn ystod yn fawr, gallwn ei ddweud yn fawr y gallwn ymmygu yn ymwyaf yn y ddweud ystod yn ymwyaf o'r ddweud a'r ddweud ymwyaf o ddweud o'r ddweud o'r Ddweud o'r Banksydd yn 2015 a 2016, yn ystod o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud, Overall 2.25 million extra jobs after five years With a 2.3% increase in GDP in the short-term and over the long-term the impact on productivity and competitiveness is the key issue and we believe that the level change in the European economy around 1.27 million extra jobs a yng Nghymru'r 5% yn yma yw'r hyn yn y bachafol yn gweithio. Felly, ydych chi'n gweithio, mae hynny'n ffordd neu ddau'r oedd ymgylchedd, ond mae'r hynny'n gweithio ar yn ôl ymgylchedd a ddau'r oedd yn ceisio'n ddau. Felly, mae'n bwysig i'r helpu i chi ddau'n dechrau'r ystau'n gweithio'i gweithio eurowch yng Nghymru yn ymweld i'r effordd i gael eu hwn ymweld i'r ysgolion i eu hwn. Yn ymgymru, mae'n rhaid i'n meddwl i'r gweithio'r rhai. Mae'r ymddangos ystafell o'r ddweud o'r Uned Gweithreitio Llywodraeth a'r Uned Gweithreitio Llywodraeth yn ymddangos,


Where's Cripp's? Hey, welcome back people. It's your boy Raider Roach, channel with my homeboy Roscoe. What's up with you? Live from the Roach Motel, inside the walls on the dirty couch. Hi, well, I know we got another funny clip today. Let's see what we got. Hey Roscoe, check this out. A poor city kid, just tried marijuana and can be sent in long years in prison. The dealer that brought it to him or her, make millions of dollars and goes free. Is that fair? I don't think so. It's time we focus on the tremor and not the victor. Correcting injustice like this should be a priority of your president. If he liked it, it would be mine. Paid for by Willie Wilson in 2016. Yeah, I love that. Run that back, run that back. Yo, what did he say? A poor city kid, just tried marijuana and can be sent in long years in prison. Sent in long years in prison. The dealer that brought it to him or her, make millions of dollars and goes free. Is that fair? I don't think so. It's time we focus on the tremor and not the victor. What?  Like this should be a priority of your president. If he liked it, it would be mine. Paid for by Willie Wilson in 2016. Hold on.  Play it again, play it again, play it again. A poor city kid, just tried marijuana and can be sent in long years in prison. The dealer that brought it to him or her, make millions of dollars and goes free. What? Is that fair? Yo, what is he saying? I don't think so.  Hell no. Yo, play it again, man. Wait, wait, wait, listen. A poor city kid, just tried marijuana and can be sent in long years in prison. The dealer that brought it to him or her, make millions of dollars and goes free. Is that fair? I don't think so. It's time we focus on the tremor and not the victor. Criminal, not the victor. Willie Wilson, you can't be serious. Yo, who would vote for him? How you gonna be president of the United States and you only learn to talk using half the alphabet? That nigga running made his pootie tank. Cyber ride on the countertank. Yo, could you imagine him in a debate? Hell no. Hey, he's still better than Trump though. Facts. Where's Cripp?


In this video, I want to talk about creating a PowerPoint that can serve as the background for a video. So there are some formatting principles that seem to be quite obvious, is that keep your text short, make your transitions proportionate to the needs of the video, not too many, perhaps not too few. Keep the background relatively simple and again relevant to the needs of what you're trying to show. Now, there are some tools that can help you with all of that inside PowerPoint and they are using smart art, icons and photos and also learning how to use a template to help make the creation a bit easier. So I want to focus here on smart art and icons. So smart art is a way of transferring outlines. This is an outline that came from my mind map. And then with one click of the mouse, I simply transformed that into a chart like that. And then I had to sort of do a few more things to make the formatting look like this. But then the other nice thing once I've done this, I can easily transform it into another format that perhaps looks like this or something like that. So smart art inside PowerPoint is very useful in letting you create some useful lists that aren't just unusual bullet points that people of course are talking about when they talk about death by PowerPoint. The other thing that you can do is use just simple text and full screen picture background. So that's something that is very easy to do in PowerPoint. Now you can bring in some online pictures. There are many sources of images. You can make them a bit translucent as well so that they're not perhaps as overpowering as as full as sort of fully colored pictures. And then you can get pictures for free, really nice, high quality pictures on Pixabay. And there are some other sources of information about other sources of free videos about Pixabay, pixels, or unsplash, or the two common sources that I recommend. You can get really, really good images and they're completely free to use, including for commercial purposes. Now PowerPoint also has many advanced functions. Now you can embed videos as backgrounds as you've already seen in some of my other videos. You can use 3D objects, transitions, animations, screen recordings, or you can save PowerPoint as video. So all of these things are also available to you in PowerPoint. So for example, if I want to embed a video like this, you can see there's a video as a background. So now all of a sudden I'm not just on a static page. I can also record my screen as I already said. And so this is an example of something you saw in the previous video, where now all of a sudden you see what was happening more. And in PowerPoint, there is a function for screen recording right inside my video, right inside the PowerPoint built-in. So as you can see, PowerPoint has many other features that you can use to build a nice video background. Now you should use them judiciously and perhaps, for example, transitions not to have too many or animations not to have too many. But the power of PowerPoint, I think, is something to perhaps explore. And there are many courses on lynda.com, for example, that can show you how to do some of the more advanced things with PowerPoint. And also online, many people can teach you how to create very complex PowerPoint presentations. And the important thing is to remember whatever you can put in PowerPoint can be your background in a video when we're using our tool RapidWork.


What's up everybody, Jason here for JasperysKageRace.com. We're giving away nine hip-rate NBA spots away with this 21-22 Panini Prism NBA solo pack number 12. As you can see number 13's already been posted. Number 12 sold out a little bit earlier today. So again guys, same thing, we'll do the break. Then after we'll randomize the customer names, top nine getting to the hip-rate NBA break. Let's click dice roll. Four out of six, 10 times. Let's do the break first. One, two, three, four. Five, six, seven, eight, nine. And it was a 10. 10 times. Tristan down to Brandon. 10 times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. Mavericks down to the Atlanta Hawks. All right, 10 times, 10 times. All right, it is a quick solo pack guys, so no trading. Just think switch got blue in here. Oh, it's one of those 75th anniversaries. Kaminga rookie. Kelly Olenek. Then we got a Tramang Green. Did come up with some good points off the bench this year. And another Tramang. All right, there you go. Now let's switch scenes and let's do the giveaway. Which is nine hip-rate spots. Roll 11 times, top nine getting after 11. Six and a five. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, and 11th and final time. Boom. And it is top nine. Brian Frank, you're in. Jason, Diego, Brian Frank. Wenchun, Wenchun, Oliver, Wenchun, and Wenchun, I got the odds right there. So there you go, you guys are in top nine. I've got another, one of these is in the store.  Appreciate it, folks. JaspysCaseRakes.com.


Ukraine planned to launch a counter-offensive on April 30th. The United States and allies are supplying weapons and preparing Ukraine for a counter-offensive scheduled for April 30th. This is reported by Newsweek magazine, citing leaked secret Pentagon documents. According to the magazine, US intelligence is meticulously following the fighting around Bakhmut, mapping Russian troops down to individual trenches and tracking every electronic squawk from individual cell phones to radars. The soda straw view shows Bakhmut slowly falling into Russian hands. Its loss will be a psychological blow, but the town is not vital to the overall war and the United States and its allies are looking to the future, busy building up Ukraine for the spring counter-offensive that the documents say is slated to begin at the end of April. That date comes none too soon for Ukraine. Russia can barely support its forces and is in a mad rush to replenish its troops on the battlefield. US intelligence concludes that as many as 43,000 Russian soldiers have been killed and 180,000 have been wounded since February 2022. That's more than the entire size of the initial invading force. The war has also been costly for Ukraine. Its losses are as high as 131,000 killed and wounded. Earlier on April 15, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmihal said that Kiev had no secrets from Washington regarding the planned offensive. We are confident that the counter-offensive will take place in the near future. The United States absolutely supports us, he said.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today I bring you another destiny 2 video and today I'm going to be showing you how to solve the Mysterious forge puzzle which a load of people have been trying to solve and get yourself some Exclusive loot for doing so before we go any further guys if you do enjoy the video I would like to show you support you can by hitting that like button and if you are new around here and enjoy daily Destiny 2 videos be sure to subscribe Okay, so since the black army has been released the forge Not only offers a unique to-game activity But also has secrets of its own you can discover and I'm talking about the volandor forge by the way people not the latest Go fan of forge upon neccess now the mysterious box within the cave and in the volandor forge It's just one secret we're working on but there is another an actual puzzle a puzzle Which can only be seen within the forge when you are aiming down sides with black army forge weapons As you can see on screen now within the volandor forge looking through the sides of any black army weapons You can see letters and symbols for almost a week now people have been so confused as to what these are And what they might mean and if it's actually a puzzle of some kind It turns out that it is people and today I'm going to show you exactly how you can solve it and what you have to do And the loot you will get okay So firstly you need to have completed the first volandor forge open to the point of getting the heavy machine going warden from other one Very schematic you will have picked up from when the black arm was released Hopefully you still have this hem had machine gun in your inventory as you need this for this puzzle Okay, so before we actually get into it I'll go and rally a flag as you do need full heavy ammo with this hammerhead heavy machine gun So once you've run the flag head into the volandor forge upon the EDZ and kill all the enemies within here Once you have done that you can take a look around aiming down sites if you want Checking out where these letters and symbols are now the way the puzzle works is as follows You have to shoot these puzzles in a particular order while standing in certain spots Today we'll guide you through this all at a super swell pace so you don't miss anything and make it really really easy for you Now there is no time limit in which you have to shoot these things so you can pause the video if you want to also Once we get into it Okay, so firstly let's check out the reward you get this exclusive emblem seen on screen now Now it is believed this puzzle may go even further by the moment that part hasn't been solved yet If there's actually even a second part to it that is Okay, so if you're interested in this emblem or just want to see how this is solved This is what you have to do Firstly stand in this area you can see me in on screen now While you are here with your hammerhead at hand aim down sites and shoot this flame symbol Once you've done that if you look here upon the floor you will see this sun symbol here You have to stand directly on this sun symbol so get center of it and make sure that Then stand in this spot and don't move the following sequence of symbols you have to shoot You need to from this position on this sun symbol.


is where they share their ideas. Everyone in the tech industry knows that what they see on theCUBE is relevant to them. We get access to interesting people and ideas that no other market research or consultancy gets. Become an institution in the tech industry. From Las Vegas, Nevada, it's theCUBE. Covering Accelerate 2017, brought to you by Fortinet. Now, here are your hosts, Lisa Martin and Peter Burris. Hi, welcome back to theCUBE. I'm Lisa Martin, joined by my co-host, Peter Burris, and today we are at Beautiful Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas with Fortinet at their 2017 Accelerate event. We're very excited to be joined by the founder, chairman of the board and CEO of Fortinet, Kenzie Ken, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you, Lisa. Thank you, Peter. It's great to have you here. Your keynote was very exciting, but at first I kind of want to start back with your background, did some investigating. You have a very impressive background. You started your own, and your first network security company, CIS, SIS, back at Stanford in the 90s, and then onto NetScreen, and then just about 17 years ago, you started Fortinet. So congratulations on that 17th year. A great event. You talked this morning in the keynote, 93 countries, over 700 partners are here. There's end users here as well. The theme of the event, No Limits. What does No Limits mean in today's world of information, the proliferation of mobile, IoT, et cetera? What does that mean to you? What does that mean to your partner community and to your customers? Okay, thank you. First, Network Security, probably the only thing I know, that's all the three company from SIS to NetScreen to Fortinet is all about. You can also see the change in the last 25, 30 years in the network security space. From very low priority in IT spending, now become a top one to priority in IT spending. And a lot of data information are transferred over the internet, and our daily life, and also a lot of business have to conduct over the internet. So that's making, there's a huge opportunity going forward. And what's interesting about security space, really, is constant changing. It's never stay still, and you need to keep in learning, keeping changing, and follow the change. So that's why today we are now, we're starting getting the third generation of network security. Interesting, my two previous companies, one involving the first generation, now security, one involving the second generation. And now we're starting getting the third generation. And this is all about changing from secure, just some system or some connection now to secure the whole infrastructure. Because what happened in the last 17 years since we started Fortinet? There's a lot of mobile devices now, everybody has maybe multiple, and there's a lot of data go through the cloud, which not happened before. And a lot of other IoT, everything connected. So how to secure all this data become an issue. Like in the past, Internet not that popular, you can just secure a few connections good. And nowadays, data's everywhere. So that's where we need to keep in changing, follow the trend, secure the whole infrastructure. Can you expand a little bit more? You talked about the security evolution in your keynote this morning. Can you expand a little bit more about the third generation of security and what that means for healthcare companies, for financial services, and some of those industries that might be at the greatest risk? I may go back a little bit. The first generation of now security is very simple, just control the connection. Who can connect, who cannot. So that's the far what do the job. And then VPN just encrypt connection. So make sure people are not typing the traffic. Because the data is very simple. There's a not very rich, not very executable, and not very active content. And then 17 years ago, when we started Fortinet, we see the data get much richer. There's a wide data, there's active executionable data. The virus starting to transfer from the connection no longer floppy drive. So just the connection no longer enough.  So we need to look at the inside connection. The content, the application, even the user device behind. That's the second generation. But nowadays, even control the connection no longer enough because the data no longer just follow one connection. The data no longer just sit inside a company. They no longer just sit inside a server. It's everywhere, on your mobile, in the cloud, in all kinds of things. So that's where we need to go to the third generation infrastructure. Especially you mentioned a few applications like healthcare, finance service. So you can do the banking on your mobile device now. You can also check your whatever health appointment or the report on your mobile device. Which a lot of days are also in the cloud. It's no longer in the hospital, no longer in your company anymore. So all this need to be secured. So that's where changing the whole landscape. Just a few connections no longer enough. So you need to look at where the endpoint is, where the access is, where the connection network is still important there. And also what's the application? Like healthcare, different finance service, different e-commerce. And then also the cloud IoT is at the end. So it's quite a big landscape, big architecture, big infrastructure to really apply together now. One of the things I read, Peter, in your recent research is security at the primer, which was kind of one of the things done back in the 90s, no, it's no longer successful. Can you expand a little bit more upon that? Well, it's necessary still. You have to be able to secure. But one of the ways that I would at least generalize one of the things you said, Ken, is that the first generation of security is about securing the device and connection to the device. There's a trial side and trial side. Right, exactly. The second generation was securing the perimeter, and now we have to think about securing the data because a digital business is represented through its data. And it's not just going to do business with itself. It has to do business with customers. This is a major challenge. And what it means, at least from what our research shows, and here's the question, is that increasingly, a digital business or a company that aspires to do more things digitally needs to worry about how security travels with its data, how it's going to present itself. In many respects, security becomes part of a company's brand. If you ask Target or anybody who's had a problem the last couple of years, security becomes a crucial element of the brand. So as you look forward, as we move from security being something that was what I used to say is the office of know with an IT, to now a feature of strategic business capability that can liberate new opportunities, how is Fortinet having that conversation with businesses about the role that security plays in creating the business opportunities? Yeah, that's what we, today we just promote, we call it a security fabric, right? So that's where, because the data is, like you said, everywhere. No longer just there's a trust side and trust side. You just want to make sure the data in the trust side. Now, even within the trust side, like inside a company, there's all different way you can connect outside and the data no longer stay inside company. They go out to the cloud. They go out to your mobile device. You need to bring home. So that's where we need to look at, and data, like you say, is so important for all the company business there. So we need to see how the data flow and how this information, all this infrastructure actually handle all this data. So that's where we need to apply all the security, not just in the network side, also from access part, authentication part, to the endpoint part, to the IoT, to the cloud. So that's all need to be working together. A lot of time you can see, there's a one part probably more secure working well, but then there's the other part not communicate each other. Maybe belong to a different company. Maybe it's totally different part of the device. They don't communicate. So that's where the fabric give you some much broader coverage. Make sure different part cover communicate together. And also they also make sure they are fast enough. Don't slow down the infrastructure.  And then the third part really, you also need to be automated, handle a lot of thread protection there, because like you can detect the intrusion from your sandbox or from your endpoint. Now how to communicate to network device which they can starting kind of all this attack. So all this has to be working together, starting getting more like infrastructure play now. So businesses today are looking for companies that can demonstrate that they are rock solid in that first generation, that connection, that transaction. Rock solid on the perimeter, trading partners want to make sure that your perimeter security is really, really good. You still have to be able to have that, but increasingly that you can put in place policies and security elements and capabilities that can move with the data. I'd even say that you're not just securing your data, you're securing your business's value. Exactly, because like you say, the data keep moving around everywhere now. So now we also need to follow the data because all the values in the data. So you need to follow the data, secure the data, protect the value. Yeah, and that's what we regard digital business, we says essentially the recognition by businesses today that how they use data to differentially create and sustain customers is crucial to their strategy. And you want to be able to say, oh, new way of using data, but then the security professional through that fabric needs to be able to say, got it, here's how we're going to secure it so that it sustains its value and it delivers its value in predictable ways. Yes, I know it's a perfect audience of value. And one other thing, and this is very important, I know you talk about intent-based security and we've talked about the notion of plastic infrastructure that the lag between going after that new opportunity and then being able to validate and verify that you are not sacrificing security is a crucially important test of any security vendor's proposition to its customers today. So how is Fortnite stepping up to be a leader in collapsing that time between good business idea, validated security approach to execute it? Because right now we talk about infrastructure. In the past, it's only a system or just a platform which on have their own kind of a sense inside the box. So now we have a multiple box across different infrastructure and a lot of time, the business intention not quite reflect, because being is also keeping changing daily, but you don't see the infrastructure changing that quick. That's what you talk about like intent-based or elastic-based networking, all these kinds of things. So how to follow the business chain, how to have the scalability and also how to make sure the infrastructure best fit for the data needs. So that's where the same thing for security and security also follow the infrastructure. So without all this automated, without this intent-based, like if you still have the old infrastructure and you apply some security there, they may not follow the data efficiently. So that's the both part as we're working together. Automated and also make sure they can follow the change. The other part also, you also need to react very quickly. Sometimes you detect the intrusion from one part of the infrastructure. So how to apply that one quickly to the whole infrastructure? That's also important because today there's a business policy, there's a device configuration policy. It's two different language. How to make two different language communicate, translate to each other, quickly react to each other. That's how they intend all the elastic networking has to be working together. So in this age of hyperconnectivity that you talked about, being in this third generation of security, the network conversation, the security conversation are no longer separate. It's critical to your point, Peter, about data bringing value. It's essential that organizations like Fortinet ensure or help enable a business to have that digital trust. With that said, and what you've talked about with the Fortinet security fabric and why enterprises need that, what's kind of the last things that you'd like to leave us and our viewers with today? I see a lot of value in the data and now because data everywhere, not on your mobile, in the cloud and they're still in the server and you need to protect the whole infrastructure. Follow the data, protect the data and the fabric is the best solution to do that. So you have a much broader coverage, a much powerful compared to system and powerful and also a lot of automated change needed to make sure the fabric can adopt towards the data flow is. Fantastic. Well, Kenzie, CEO, founder and chairman of the board for Fortinet, thank you so much for joining us on theCUBE today. Thank you, Lisa and Peter. Best of luck with the rest of the No Limits conference and we look forward to having more of your colleagues on the show. Peter, thanks for your commentary. Thanks so much. Thank you for watching theCUBE. We'll be right back. I remember.


Welcome to the original gangsters podcast. I'm your host Scott Bernstein. We're going to go up to Western New York for this quick hitter edition after years of speculation and rumors outlaws motorcycle club boss Tommy O. John Irmin, AKA Tommy O, has finally made his way officially into this Buffalo strip club alleged mob connected drug sex trafficking case that's been percolating for the last couple of years, the headline defendant in that case is strip club owner of Pharaoh's gentlemen's club outside of Buffalo Peter Durace Jr., who is the nephew of the reputed Buffalo mafia Don Big Joe Todaro AKA Joe pizza and Tommy O's name has been around Pharaoh strip club as well as the Todaro crime family, the Magadino crime family. Sorry. For a while now, Tommy O is the general manager of the Pharaoh strip club. A lot of outlaws work for him there. And there's been a lot of people talking that Durace Jr.'s legal problems dovetailed with a potential legal problems for Tommy O. And it happened last week. Federal agents executed a search warrant related to the strip club racketeering case that's headed to trial next next month, executed a warrant at Tommy O's Lancaster, New York residents. They, as well as some other residents around the area. And they found illegal firearms as well as some drugs he is now facing those charges. It's also of note that a motorcycle club boss up in Allegheny County the rare breeds boss Michael Ron Coney. He was indicted along or he was arrested as part of these raids as well. And there's so much news happening in real time, related to this case, this Durace Jr. case. It's crazy you've had people connected to the case die under suspicious circumstances you have number of people that are being arrested at bond revoked charge with witness tampering including Durace Jr. who's got his bond revoked back in the spring for allegedly ordering dead rats put on the windshield of a star witness, his former personal assistant Crystal Quinn. When she died suspiciously back in the summer of an overdose that's being looked at as a possible homicide. This rare breed motorcycle boss in Allegheny County where is is where Crystal Quinn died in August. So that's been arrested recently and that was with Quinn and in the last hours of her life can be connected to the rare breed and Ron Coney his name is Howard Hinkle. So it's just, it's, it's insanity, but there always been a lot of innuendo that the outlaws were right in the middle of this whole thing Tommy oh that international president of the outlaws, one of the most prominent prevalent powerful respected crime lords on the globe right now. It's interesting that we have, we have three biker bosses in North America that are just forces of nature, doing their thing right now in the prime of their biker boss careers in in Tommy Oh, who had, you know, been able to stay out of handcuffs until last week. And then Keith Conan the barbarian Richter out in New York and the pagans and his blue wave mandate and then Marty Robert and the house angels up in the Great White North. I don't we'll see. Again, Tommy Oh's name had been bandied about the outlaws name had been bandied about related to the sex trafficking alleged sex trafficking and drug trafficking out of Pharaoh strip club now Tommy Oh is facing charges. Stemming from a search warrant related to that case to race junior goes on trial. In January of 24 along with retired agent, Joe bond Giovanni who's being accused of pocketing a quarter million dollars to protect that to protect the the the rackets that were being run at Pharaohs as well as other alleged mafia connected rackets around Western New York. So Tommy Oh, waiting to get a mug shot of him so we can show you guys is behind bars right now, arrested for a gun possession in relation to a raid tied to this buffalo racketeering case. Scott Bernstein og pod out.