That's like one of yours. That's exactly it. That's exactly it. How are you? Fine, how are you? Good to see you. You're right over here, sir. Mr. President, foundation members and guests, as chairman of the Republican National Committee, I'm so very, very proud to be part of this ceremony today. What we do here today seems somewhat distant from the swirl of political conventions, but it is the stuff of politics that brings us together here in this expression of true love and high conscience. We're here to honor Jim and Sarah Brady, and on behalf of the Republican National Committee in particular, we offer a heartfelt nod of appreciation and love for their dedication and contribution to the Republican Party. But we're here also for another calling, and that is to guarantee that the James S. Brady Presidential Foundation is there, if ever, God forbid, it is needed again. From the day the foundation was named in Jim's honor, the Republican Party has been looking for a way to truly participate. And what better way than teaming up with caring private citizens from the private sector in an act of public sharing and warmth? And how better than to develop these finely crafted mugs as President with all proceeds going to the Brady Foundation and the Dallas Convention Organizational Committee. These limited edition Royal Dalton Mugs will delight the collector and all who view them both for their investment value and for their unique exclusive significance. So on behalf of the Republican National Committee, I look forward to seeing this project and the James S. Brady Foundation grow and prosper. Jim. Mr. President, Frank, Foundation members and guests, I'm very happy to be here on behalf of the foundation, which I'm President, to say our thanks, great thanks for this project to you, Mr. President, to the RNC, to Royal Dalton, and all those who came up with the idea, refined it, and are now putting it into effect. In your case, Mr. President, and also with Mrs. Reagan, I find that my thank yous on behalf of the foundation have been habit forming. It seems that hardly a blink of the eye goes by that I'm not thanking you or Mrs. Reagan for one kind of assistance, help, or another to the foundation. Thank you again. Well, there I go again, with regard to it. I think we're ready now, Mr. Warner, from Royal Dalton, for you to take the podium, if you will please. Mr. President, it's been our great privilege over the last year to be creating this commemorative jug in a limited edition for you. Over the many years since our company has been founded, it has been our privilege to create jugs of many famous faces. This particular one is a first for us, it is a first living American president. And on the lighter side, we do tell you that generally our collectibles improve and grow more valuable with age, and we're sure that the Ronald Reagan jug will not be an exception. On behalf of Royal Dalton, we're very proud and appreciative to be here and present you with number one in the president's signature edition. Thank you very much. Thank you, sir. I thought you'd done it all. All right. Well, thank you. Thank you very much and thank you everyone. I'm delighted to have this, I don't know how I can say beautiful jug when it's my face that's up there, but I would like to express my thanks to Eric Griffiths, the artist who designed it into the craftsman back in Stoke-on-Trent, England, who took such care in making it. I suppose most people will use their jugs to hold milk or cream. I intend to keep jelly beans in mine. But striking as these jugs are, their truest beauty lies in their significance as part of the fundraising effort for the James S. Brady Presidential Foundation. We've all admired Jim Brady's consummate skill as a press secretary, his acute insights into our national life. But in the past three years, Jim has filled our hearts with admiration for his qualities as a man. Sarah, at his side, Jim has fought the good fight and won. These jugs will give hundreds of Americans the chance to show Jim how much he means to our country. Jim and Sarah, a moment ago, as you saw, I received one of those Royal Dalton jugs, and now, in behalf of the James S. Brady Presidential Foundation, it is my pleasure to present to you the second in the numbered issue of these jugs. So now, you're going to have to put up with me on a shelf some place. Thank you, sir. We appreciate it a whole lot. As I said, do you mind if I call it a mugshot, are you? You want to say that? No, I don't. No, I won't call it a mugshot. Oh! Okay, well, thank you, sir. We really do appreciate it. Thank you, sir.


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Going on everyone Sam here with late and sports guards We are ripping 23 tops chrome update series baseball hobby and jumbo 8-box mixture number 26 picture team style List of names and teams Anton H. Astros Brad P. White Sox Padres KMC with the Nats Crispy Giants Cooper B athletics Ed B. Phillies Suki M. Royals for Han a Mets Gary a Pirates ENC Blue Jays James T. Reds John W. Mariners Josh W. Guardians Joshua W with the Rangers That's Kevin C with the Twins and Tigers Michael B Braves Diamondbacks Angels Yankees Ray G with the Marlins Ryan S. Cubs Ryan B Ray's Steven H. Red Sox Cardinals Ty W Dodgers Tim W. Brewers Wayne P. Rockies and an order number 256 865 with the Orioles so good luck here everybody Let's do it Shipe with a couple of mixer spots Cooper B with the White Sox and Nationals in the next one Wilson with the Braves So we are now down to under 10 in the next one We're down to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 to go in the next one. Drop you guys that link and we'll get rocking Mixer and we'll be on to bowman chrome 15 to go so we're literally halfway sold out on that team's very marked down We've been going very low on bowman chrome for you all as well Just got getting through it. It's a little very very great releases in the next couple of weeks Next week, you know that side for that man cyber some bowman draft It's got to be huge Buster's bowman draft choice this year as well We're so do for one I feel like since it's been this long I feel like we're gonna either hit one of the biggest bigger ones or something. Yeah, I hope we hit one of the biggest ones That's either the Volpe or the Walker by all means Yoshida to Senga dude like that's Kodai Senga's biggest card. That is that's honestly it is That's my fataki of she does big as far as well Because you got to think that is honestly a true real 101 yeah, like a true one. Yeah, they're never gonna. It's not like next year Nike swoosh patch on now cool Specifically made to be a one-of-one which is kind of unbelievable man. So sick Such a great such a great addition to this product man The the creativity of fanatics. I have to say has been very good over the past couple of products All right, here we go Gabriel Moreno refractor clean Vladdie jr. Prism g-man shoy Adley Refractor Tanner, Bibi Pull the super fracter Brady that'd be dope of a shot Juan de Peralta Juan Soto Hey Jordan Walker Grayson Rodriguez Nice Gabby Moreno to 299 pulled right to the auto there you go Arizona nice one there take that all day Give real Moreno Thomas Bradley refractor right to business. Yeah Why not man? Hey all means Brandon Fox Mike trout Hadley Jordan Walker future stars Prism Brett Hedrick Let's go Matt McLean on the super short print two of five on the red What a start man a red for the reds. Let's go baby. Come on That's what we like to see right there. He's got sincey.  James T. Let's go man. That is so sick. We'll get that into a mag Huge huge Matt McLean right there. Good Lord. What a start to the day Brandon Drury that is a prism of Tanner, Bibi the 399 Jesse Chavez for the Braves Got Logan Ohapi refractor debut a salvi Yoshida prism al-tube and base I see Ed picking up the Phillies and finest flashbacks. Thank you Ed Get eight to go in the next mixer of this exact mixer So get it sold on out. We'll continue on today everyone will be in the Bowman Chrome We'll be in some finest flashbacks will be in a museum Bowman Chrome University football She'll be a good time as always and then we'll finish with some Don Russ six boxers which reminds me I actually need to get six But there are three boxes Bowman's best Number 25 You never touched I mean, I mean now he does now we've got a trolley, but Prospects stop you don't have a lot From 22 draft.  Yeah gone and trouts probably on his way out. Yeah So we're seeing trough play for some it's me we're seeing a tiny place I think yeah, that's Dan's me Swanson Prism Yuri Riley green Casey Schmidt refractor Brady Shoemaker that is a blue-green Jose Caballero to 125 you could just do Autos for this Dylan Dodd refractor Corbin Carroll future stars Set Lugo Altuve Corey Jolks a Colossor Fracture Ozzy Albees Guanzo Cisco Alvarez gray rod Prism Zack Neto Yeah, true true true nice crushed Freddy Freeman and that dude Congrats on that Dodgers On the short print Carl Carl Joey Weimer refractor Mazataka Yoshida Orange Alex Cole nice one there to 25 congrats Nats. Let's go Nationals Let's go cam is that cam Come on cam. Let's go, baby. Look at that, baby true orange eight of 25. Good stuff, buddy mid-40s prospect hard bass Take a little true orange action for you cam not too shabby at all Joy RTS refractor nice one there Orioles Good little mixer so far Trouty Geez Vinny Pascantina we get this guy out here, please J rod and prison Rodriguez We please remove this individual tigers gone in the next one and in finest flashbacks. Thank you, Adam Appreciate your brother We're down to seven seven to go in the next one D-becks Orioles Red Sox Cubs Angels Mariners Cardinals strong team strong team still left in the next one seven to go All marked down their career 285 gotta be Andre ether man Gotta be Andre ether Legend Gotta be Andre ether no doubt. No doubt in my mind Dodger living right there. True. He's on Dodger legend. Audrey legend, too That's probably one guy I wish his career kind of He was serviceable. Yeah, he was he was super serviceable shot pyramid.  Had the rushman can island refractor presumed JP France Cody Bradford JD Martinez Oscar Colas Matthew Batten Vince Velasquez a Michael Fulmer to 299 on the lava lamp Jesse Chavez No, I was Jason delay Sandy Alcantra manual valdez We'll picture no one right most strikeouts. There's Sam Hillier to 99 for the Braves Jacob DeGramme It was a Ryan Mountcastle future stars presumer all this Chapman Jordan Walker Randy Vasquez for the Yanks base rookie odd a nice one there Yanks Grats on that Randy Vasquez James McCann refractor Nolan jumps refractor as well and base Who second then diving more on the inside? Yeah, I was gonna say a big unit, right? Randy Johnson, I would assume someone Van Lane Justin with the angels in the next one. We're down to six six to go Six to go D-backs oils Red Sox Cubs mariners and Cardinals six to go mixah They're all marked down everything. It's PYT Monday. Everything's marked down.  Oh my god brother Help me here.  I got it Well, that would do it for you. Thank you Orioles gone Mitchell D with the D-backs also gone All right, let's keep it moving. Sorry everybody.  I could still see I just had to pop out I'd pop out YouTube and twitch which is a little annoying, but I don't know restreams not let me log in I'll try again later, but I don't know what's good with it. It's weird. I don't know It's like it said that are you serious?  No, hold on to your channels. Yeah, I don't know. It's good with a restream Jason Hayward Yeah, it's not it's not. Let me see chat brain and shoemaker factor But I popped out YouTube so we should be good YouTube and twitch probably green refractor Matt Mervis refractor as well for some Garrett Acton and Dustin May Ryan Walker Austin Hayes Still messing up for you Brett Beatty Yeah, no, we're still alive. Yeah, don't matter about that Kiermeyer. Oh, we got another red Cory Seeger Rangers to a five on the All-Star. Look at that two reds. There we go reds. We'll get that into a Mac Congrats Rangers Very nice Zack Neto again. Sorry if I missed your guys's messages from the past couple of minutes Michael Bush, Max Scherzer and Bress Hapa Yeah, that's gonna work right there for sure Pioneers used to do they used to pop those babies out for miles. The 399 is a bricklin It's not restream. It's pop-out Ronald Acuna Got an orange wave coming up to my club. That's gonna be two orange autos as well And it's gonna be Donnie Sands 8 to 25 for the Phillies. Let's go baby. Look at this Man, two orange autos, two reds.  Honestly, that's what we do We really do just need a debut patch man. Shipe. What's up, buddy? Shipe at a mixer spot. Jeff T with the twins in a random team tonight. Thank you brother This actually kind of works because then we can just pop it out on both sides There and one there Shite made the trash list this week. I want to know what did what did mr. Shipe do to to to make the trash list. I don't know what happened there I was I was very surprised because I did I did The one other time that that Shipe has appeared on the trash list very deserved very deserved I was the I was the spearhead of getting him on the trash list that one week But I don't know what Shipe did this week. I really don't Josh young rookie Erie Perez Soto and Jordan Lyles Yeah, Spencer at number one was super deserving. I agree on that Spencer's a bot dude. The prism of Grayrod judge and Andrew Nardy The living suspense of that one that is a Randy Vasquez teal wave to 199 Kyle Lewis. Yeah, it really doesn't take too much to get Sean on your case. That's very good point for us That is a hundred percent true. Very good. Very good point. We got a gold mini diamonds come up Gold oh negative of Trevor Williams gold mini diamonds. Louisa riots nice one there to 50 for the Marlins They used Corbin Carroll refractor Adley and Mason Miller Yeah, a lot of people Make that list a lot of people want to be on that list, too That is E. Kiltovart at 175 Brenton Doyle Gunner Henderson George Soriano Jacob the grom image variation nice one there Prism Joey Weimer Corbin Carroll Tommy Lestella Mookie Betts Jose Caballero Carl was on it this week Jake was on a couple employees on it this week actually Jake and Matt both made it Jake and Bofa Cody Clemens the 150 on the blue ray wave for the Phillies. I can see that Yeah, respectful Bofa deserved it. He was an absolute Last week I should say and Jake deserved it too. Hello, Hernandez Brett Beatty and Kenley Jansen For more well-deserved Trashless. Oh, yeah There's um Tanner Bibby Grayrod and Garrett Hill So funny just started one week. We just shot just made the top ten trash of the week. That's Swarmer Nice one there base auto for the Cubbies Adley Jayrod and Elvis Andrus And Levi Stout It's up Tony. How you doing, buddy? Fell asleep and it's like breaking every come on We doing All right, what are we down to now? We got the Red Sox Cubs Mariner's Cardinals four to go on the next one Moving here Bobby Whit prism David Peralta. It's up Ray. How you doing, buddy? Corbin Carroll Patrick Corbin What up, Ray? Prism Devin Williams, Yoshida, Trish and Kossus debut, pops off Tatum back on the way Oh no Patrick Corbin Brandon Williamson for the Reds to 150 that is Trout Trish and Kossus and Tanner Bibby. I don't blame you Milan. Top case. Oh Brazilian Steakhouse and top top golf cam. I'm so in on that. Oh, that sounds Gallant Garrett Mitchell or Fracter. What's up shorts? That's true. You did shorts. You did say that Yeah, the Purdy Moss and Godwin all in the first case. That was nuts. Really good case. Oh nice orange future stars Volpe to 25. There we go. Let's go three oranges in this break so far. Colas Grayrod and Jared Schuster It's been a good break, man. Really good break. We still have another one coming up after as well I still have another one negative of Jesse Winker Josh Young all-star and base. I know I'm excited for the dawn of greatness I heard you last night for a study was looking at the checklist. There's Anthony Rizzo is a Padre in there Dominic Bledger, Michael Garcia because it's like the vets are like Yeah, so it's a white socks. There's like that's pretty guys that are like guys who debuted with certain teams like dawns of greatness Inception is gonna be freaking awesome. It is I'm like can't believe I'm saying this. I'm really looking forward to inception this year 399 Michael Bush Sean Bouchard Volpe and Lamont late-night Lamont Wade Now guarantees an auto for bucks. Yeah guarantees one auto a box Usually some number then they have those green parallels as well Cole Regans. I saw in their Royals. Congrats on that Volpe and Gavin Sting Yeah, first milestones are gonna be nuts too, dude Like there it's create stuff's gonna be nuts this year actually There's as well the Cabrera for the Yankees nice one there. Congrats Yankees Jordan Walker and out Burleson Burleson No, I should have shite. I should have I should have though and I didn't I don't know why I didn't I didn't want to Make too many bats yesterday I won two of the three that I made which was good That is Joey Weimer Aaron judge and Josh young dude I have been fading the hell out of the San Jose sharks and just make a bank on it Like I didn't even feed him yesterday I just bet the over on goals because they give up the most goals in the league you give up a league leading five goals per game and the over was at six and a half and In the first at the end of the first period it was three two when I was like, all right That's gonna cash and I just got paid It's gonna cash right there for sure on the next one everybody Again, let's get this next mixer sold out. There are only a Total of four spots remaining red Sox cubs mariners and caddinals where to go For to go on the next mixer or to go for to Yeah, sharks are historically bad the sharks stink sharks really stink So I've been feeding the sharks as much as I possibly can but now it's like usually in hockey.  Not a big point spread Yeah, no the point spreads always the same but now because the sharks are as bad as there It's always It's kind of hard to bet two and a half one a half easy I'd rather just bet the over The other team to win Adley Kevin Kelly Adley and JP friends for fresher Yeah, I'm with you on that cam purple Jose Quas to 250 nice one there. Well, that was kind of a one-year thing Yeah, I think that was more just to get more buyback like That was to pump up the buyback last year a little bit more because that was really the sole reason you're buying Sonic light was to hit Goldschmidt and judge and Yeah, really done. Yeah, we go a Maya and then like the expose days and stuff the sharks. Yeah, no the sharks do have dope jerseys though They do absolutely to 299 Pablo Lopez Joe prison on Peyton Battenfield Riley Green Ben Joyce Whipple Wendy Peralta for the angst 250 prism of Jose Hernandez Jordan Walker Benz, Alaska's Ray look at Ray just pick up. Let's see it Ray Ray with the Cardinals go Ray good stuff, buddy. Thank you, brother Down to three three to go in the next is the Andy Diaz and Casey legamina Yeah, dude those duels and triples were like those are like the hardest things and those are like one in like 15,000 I hit one in all the sonic light that I broke last year. I hit one at Bo Jackson Dion. That was it Because the one triple I know I wanted you'd want to Is that triple Yankee, right? But like all those auto all those triple autos and dual autos were just hard No, you couldn't hit them dude. No, they're just they're way too hard to hit odds were just Michael walka 250 that is a Jose Caballero base rookie auto for the Mariners Shet Volpe and Pablo Pes Because there was a there was a BGO and Bagwell dual But it's like I never got to see it. Exactly. I never will see it probably Those boxes are still gonna be out there with those autos and Garrett Acton. It's just gonna sit. Yeah Yeah, you did have the SSPs and the SPs of the rookies, which is good The J rod Abrams green not great wait hunter green happen. Yeah, he did right hunter green Abrams wit J rod torque. Yeah That was good. That was a good point of those for sure Joey Weimer refractor rookie auto to 499 nice one there for brew crew Jordan Walker and a Introduction to like youth quake all that like I think those those were nice. Yeah, because those would be numbered to Show hey and Brewer Hicklin Those were they're much better. Yeah, this is much better this year Cubs gone in the next one two to go Just the Red Sox and the Mariners Red Sox and Mariners everybody two to go. Oh, yeah for sure But they yeah, they kind of killed it this year They really killed it this year Two to go everybody Let's get after it one more box and then we'll do a recap and then we'll be on our way to the next one I Need a bowman chrome after I'll probably have you Continue to check reshream very like Just just to make see when it comes back eventually Because this is really really annoying. I'm gonna do it this way Jordan Walker Alec Burleson Jordan Walker and the Grom The Gromaroni Hey, Andrew Ben and Sandy Devers Gus Varland Sean with the Red Sox just the Mariners. Thank you Sean down to just the Mariners everybody one spot remains in the next mixer Guys are killing it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Appreciate you all Immanuel Valdez the 499 Nice one there I'll say Blast is a kind of super hit or miss and I mean super hit or miss Super hit or miss for sure Because I remember one time I went to Walmart got a string of blaster boxes. Take bird or got a string of a Mega boxes pull three out of that volume. Yeah, and the next time I went All of them gone You could really be like it's super super hit or miss like you said To 299 1 yep as the cats Teosca Hernandez base and Nolan Jones refractor purple Garrett Mitchell to 250 Nice one there Gabi Moreno Alcantara and Jesse Chavez Believe you are correct Rob. Okay. Well.  Just took the Padres. Thank you, buddy I might have dropped you guys the wrong way.  Thank you for taking the mariners in museum Appreciate you, buddy. One of the museum half cases Jordan Walker There's Brandon Williamson. Tony right, right Tony with the twins in both museums go Tony Tony K with the hometown, Minnesota twins Absolutely, right. I literally it's Go big or go home Manuel Valdez Scherzer and netto purple mini diamonds Corey Lee for the white socks to 299 Grats on that one there What socks Michael Harris and Louisa rise Drew Baca with the U of O in Bowman Chromium University football. Thank you, buddy That's down to 13 to go again. All those teams are heavily marked down biggest team left still Colorado, but they are Severely on sale Oswald Paraza on the negative that is a clay holmes for the inks gold wave auto Let's go to 50 congrats Yankees love it Justin Steele judge and Hymer Candelaria And just the Seattle mariners. There's Jake Alou Adley-Ruchman and Thaddeus Ward Yeah, I couldn't believe when you hit all those in that blaster And I was kind of insane. Yeah, I'm a lot had a true blue Carol auto out of a plaster. Yeah, that's damn Do that's like that's like that's like as good as it gets right there. You can't really answer much better Salvi trout and Jake Irwin. Yeah, sorry about that. Sorry Chris quick recap here Manuel Valdez Jose Caballero Oswald ol cabrera Cole Reagan's Matt Swarmer Randy Vasquez Joey Weimer To 299 Corey Lee Gabriel Moreno to 250 Jose Quas to 199 Randy Vasquez to 150 Brendan Williamson Cody Clemens Gold to 50 is play holmes true orange of Alex call for the Nats true orange Donnie Sands 25 for the Phillies You got a red Corey Seeger to five and then how about a red Matt McClain? Let's go three of our two of five on real man. That'll do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the fill up next is The second mixer


Ladies and gentlemen, I want to tell you a story, a very small story. But before I begin that story, I want to remind you my last name, Ike Wano, among the Igbo people of Nigeria, means somebody that talks too much. But I will not talk too much. I grew up from a family that did a lot of agriculture. As a kid, I hated agriculture. I wanted to be a journalist. Because we never had a television, so I listened to radio. In this picture, this is Mr. Jonathan Isiguzu. We call him Joe the farmer. Joe used to be very poor. Joe was not poor because he was not hard working in the field. Joe was poor because he used to be part of 19 million Nigerian small farmers who never had access to information that would improve existing knowledge. Because if you go to Joe's village, there is no electricity. Joe never had a television. And in fact, all these fancy phones, Joe has never seen it before. The only thing Joe had was this simple battery operated transistor radio. And for over 20 years, Joe received 11 political propaganda that never added value to his livelihood. I created a radio station. I built a small community radio station. Today known as the Small Holder Farmers Rural Radio. And this radio station designs and broadcast agriculture, environment, and market information. Between Joe and 250,000 small farmer listeners, 10 hours a day in Igbo language, enabling them to decide what to produce, how to produce, when to produce, for whom to produce. And the information we gave to Joe was sourced from multiple sources. Research institutions, universities, NGOs. Myself and my staff will refine it to make sure it is timely, relevant, and well adapted. And if you know the Igbo people well, this is the place I like. We sell a little airtime I make small money. And just using a simple 50 watts transmitter and a 100 feet tower, we broadcast. And what Joe did was simple. Tuning to 98.0, listening and learning. We go back on field, we are not done with him. Over the past five years, Joe have improved his crop yield by 45 percent. And that has translated into an increase in household income of 30 percent. Meanwhile, Joe has three wives and two children. But ladies and gentlemen, I just want to tell you that information is powerful. Information opens the mind and motivates the quest for results. An informed person will make a better choice, more than an uninformed person. Education is the key to development. Thank you.


So we're here at ArmTechCon. So who are you? My name is Eric Klein. I'm a partner at Lemnos Labs. We are an early-stage hardware venture fund. So what have you been doing at Lemnos Labs? What's the history of the company? So we've been around for about four years. We were actually one of the very first hardware incubators and what that means is we work with the earliest stage hardware entrepreneurs. So two or four founders with a crazy duct tape prototype built on Arduino or on a low like for instance a low-power arm sock doing something amazing and we help them grow from that first prototype all the way through to wherever they're going to go in business and serving consumers or enterprise or industrial. So in the last four years, do you have some success stories or some secrets or what have you what have you launched? What have you been able to do? We've had the pleasure of working with some great companies like Airware which is the brains for most commercial drones. We worked with a little company called Spire which is doing low-earth orbit satellites to capture global proprietary data flows. We've had another great company called Six Sensor Labs which is doing a protein-based gluten detector to help people with different issues around gluten. We did a great company that was just announced called Teforia which is building a tea infuser. So we've done everything from crazy robots to low-earth orbit satellites to you know sort of consumer medical type devices all different things. Teforia like tea infuser like putting the right amount of tea in the water and then make it its perfect taste or something? Absolutely perfect cup of tea. Tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world but the funny thing is and it has this beautiful art and science around it but if you go today and you want a good cup of tea for instance in the United States you're going to get a cup of Lipton's tea and a little bit of hot water. It's kind of like dirt no. Not so good but imagine if you could control every part of the process with a beautiful machine that honors the science and the ritual of tea but really built and literally makes the best cup of tea you've ever had in your life. Chinese tea? Any kind of tea actually everything from from a Oolong to a black to a green. Poor. All different kinds. So does it work? It works. In fact it was just announced last week and people all over the world have already had the opportunity to taste the tea and they're like oh my gosh it's amazing. The Wall Street Journal some of the most important people in the tea industry have all said it's a game changer. So here the ArmTechCon. Arm is awesome right? Yes indeed. A lot of stuff happening around Arm and the IoT is a big hype kind of right and is it going to be huge and how is it going to be huge and what do you think is exciting about IoT? Well I mean again I think Arm in many ways is synonymous with what's happening with IoT and as I said in a speech I just gave we're literally just beginning the voyage. Think of Mount Everest and we're just at the first base camp. There are so many opportunities for devices hundreds of thousands millions and at some point billions of devices to just change the way we do business to change the way we live our lives and they'll change the way companies are able to make products and so really we're at that phase where we're still learning how to do this there's a lot of opportunities. If you're an IoT developer right now you know that while there's a lot of opportunities there's still a lot of challenges in doing it well but I think that's why we're all here is to learn best practices and to move forward. So you don't want just a step counter you want more than that right?  Why do I have this thing attached to my wrist? It's because you want to change your behavior. Behavioral modification is going to be one of the great changes that we make. We move from saying you've walked 6,000 steps today to saying here's that what you can do with that information to make yourself stronger healthier you know extend your life whatever it is that you want to do. So we're going to stop we're going to move from just capturing information which I think is the first phase of IoT moving into affecting change and that's that is where we're going to unlock the value of the internet of things. And what's the science behind that? So who's who the experts who can figure it out? Yeah so the funny thing is is if you ask that today I always say for the for the next big startups that I want to fund I want teams that have clinical psychologists on staff. Clinical psychologists. Clinical psychologists these are people who train their whole lives to get you to change your behavior. They're like coaches in essence but with great science degrees. You add them in with all the knowledge and expertise that comes from the IoT devices and they will help you grow and again do you want to lose weight? Do you want to get stronger? Do you want to be better at the sport that you're involved in? Do you want to combat a disease that you might you know have and live a great life? These are all things that are possible but it's different than just saying here's 6000 steps or here's the you know sugar content in your blood. It's really to say what can you do with it. So we're going to move again past instrumentation to affecting change and it's going to be awesome. And it should not just be a game right? So you're talking about step counter was built in psychotherapy? Yeah I mean what we're talking about is again knowing what makes you as an individual and you're unique. What motivates you to make changes? And at the same time think about it with enterprises. What motivates them to make big changes? So we have to think about going again from just getting raw data to making a change in the universe whether that's efficiency on a factory floor line or making you the best triathlete you can be or quite honestly just getting your butt off the couch. So this is ArmTechCon here there's Intel over there there's Google and Apple this is Silicon Valley is this where you based? Yeah we're actually based in San Francisco I've lived here for 25 years yeah. But how about innovation coming from China some other place do you work with with people outside Silicon Valley? Oh yeah absolutely I mean that's uh just to be clear Silicon Valley is amazing but it is just one of the centers across the globe for innovation. If you look at the amazing things happening in Israel in China in Europe in Southeast Asia IOT is truly a global phenomenon and in fact it has to be tuned solutions that we make that might sell well in the United States won't do as well without you understanding global audiences so yes Silicon Valley super cool but this is way bigger than the valley


Hi everybody, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com with jaspys 11 box baseball mixer featuring six boxes of tier one Five boxes of absolute and if you got at least two teams a chance to win some break credit It's 2020 absolute 2022 tier one. It's a pick your team break big. Thanks. Everyone here who picked their teams Appreciate it here on the first of the month. It's the first of the month Thanks everybody for making it happen Now we had a little Little filler. We're giving away the rays and the nationals Chad and Stephen Kaye One those spots Garrett you got the Royals and Braves. Those are your last spot mode double last spot mojo stars That's for you. Let's see what we got here. Good luck, everybody Matt saying 2020 absolute has extra autos. I don't mind so we'll do the Five absolute boxes first and then we'll close with the six tier one boxes. All right. Let's see what we got here Where's Jacob DeGrom end up and there's Marco Gonzalez for Seattle. That's 99 got Nick Solak triple relic Tools of the trade that 74 out of 99. It's got the Rangers that'll be for Jay and the Rangers TBD on whether I can run this back or not Ricky Henderson iconic ink. Wow Piece of the lumber. There's the autograph Eight out of ten all over Soria and the A's. This is one of his favorite players. I Am the greatest greatest greatest of all time time time Man of steel. We got Aaron Saval 32 out of 99 like the piece of the baseball right here Right on this round of the sweet spot and we got Shane Bieber the Biebs 50 out of 99 And we got Aracis Aquino rookie materials For Matthew and the Reds We've got Logan out double o nine out of 149 Jersey signatures Cleveland, this is for you Logan Logan M With the Guardians and then we've got Adrienne Mara hon 134 out of 149 for the Friars and it'll be for Cassandra and the San Diego Padres It's on Diago, you know He did he did do the do the first person a lot Ricky Henderson, but I think in that speech. He says I right in that famous speech. That's what I was quoting Rex. I Don't want to miss quote the man of steel at the echo the the old at the echo that you get from being in In the stadium It's looking like it Matt. It's looking like the Dodgers might let Trey Turner Well, I'm sure they'll make him an offer, but I think it'll be an offer that he'll be able to refuse I think the Dodgers are trying to Trying to stay under that luxury tax Because I think it's their third year of penalty, which I think has the the highest level of penalties They might try to refocus Those funds somewhere else And it sounds like some people are saying earlier today in the chat sounds like Kind of wants to go back to the east coast 120 out of 199 Here is Taylor Ward 45 out of 49 quad relic There it is the quoted the exact quote is today. I am the greatest of all time From Ricky Henderson. There's the video Rex educate yourself knowledge Hashtag knowledge Bert Blileven six out of 25 dual relic and autograph Minnesota and there's Michael King 59 out of 125 Chad Cromwell with the twins and Michael King is gonna be for the Yankees. That'll be for Garrett Now Matt wood holding out hope the Cardinals splurge on Trey Turner. Can you imagine Trey Turner sitting on top of that lineup? Whoo, I Don't why isn't as a Dodger fan as an NL guy. I don't want to see I do I do not want to see that there is Still Washington addition here 54 out of 99 Joey Gallo Hitting in front of Goldschmidt and an aeronado There's grip it and rib it Fernando to tease 17 out of 25. Yeah, not to mention an amazing infield Although Trey is not not nearly the the defenders, you know that aeronado is Or Goldschmidt even but he's pretty solid. There's another card hiding there clubbinger They got Tony Gauntlin the Catman dual relic and autograph 75 out of 99 had an amazing season And then had a weird injury towards the end of this season and then he just wasn't right for the playoffs and kind of a bummer But hopefully he'll bounce back. Well big fan of cats Right, they've got gold govres everywhere else. Yeah, the cardinals will be fine There's AJ puck speaking of pucks The the Kings just scored a goal. They're up 4-3 now On the Arizona Coyotes 13 minutes left in the third period Think of from what I'm reading The Phillies are pushing hard for Trey Turner. It's apparently their priority.   Especially Especially considering last game This might have been the score line by the middle of third first period the last game the Kings had Yeah, I don't know who's playing short for the Phillies price and stop maybe But I think he can play multiple positions they may move them around But yeah, I think they want a little little more little more upgrade. Listen with all the rule changes in baseball next year That that might that might be To the advantage of a speedster like Trey Turner It's Mike trout 81 out of 99. There's Goldy. We're just talking about him your a your NL MVP Ramon Laureano to 199 for the A's There's Aristides Aquino grip it and rip it 115 out of 199 for the Reds That'll be for Matthew And we'll be trade rumors right to saying that the answers are Verlander's far apart Not like that Verlander seeking one third. He's seeking 130 over three years There's Andres Muñoz 19 out of 75 jersey and autograph How is Verlander again? Andres Muñoz going to the Padres Cassandra for the Friars And then we got Brewstar-Gradaral The bazooka is what they call 25 out of 149 If he works on a little more I don't know in spite of the his triple digit fastball It doesn't strike out as many guys you just think he would So I don't know maybe something to tinker with a little bit in the offseason because if you can get like Or if I mean, maybe not even the fast if you just can get a nice secondary pitch That he can throw for strikes That's like the next step of his evolution. Then he might be unstoppable There's willy calhoun 89 out of 99 three color triple relic former dodger prospect jay with the rangers redemption and bobby bradley 008 out of 199 Cleveland this is for you Logan with the guardians He's in his 40s, but he does have the Brady factor right married to supermodel, which I guess Extends the longevity of your career For 39 verlanders 39 But I guess I think he's probably I think he's turning 40 by the beginning of next season. No When's his birthday? February, right? He'll be he'll be 40 by the time the season starts All right, the redemption is Yoshitomo sutsugo. I think is a Tampa Bay Ray there Yeah, and that 2020 said he was a Tampa Bay Ray, so that's going to go to chad Tampa Bay, I don't know Do you give him I think most teams want to give him two Two and a team option not three guarantee Now you pretty pretty much. I mean Really, you just want to go one and two years a one in one one in a team option Or hell of a player option. I might maybe one in a team option really, but But yeah, I mean that's that's where the negotiating happens Verlander wants three guaranteed the other teams will push would balk at that Got cody bellinger to 99 I actually thought someone would snap up cody bellinger pretty quickly, but the market's been a little quiet on him There's quarry cluber to 99 And there's from ill reyes to 99 I mean he says rex was mentioning that Verlander wants what scherzer wants but You know, but I don't know we'll see Scherzer had a pretty good season, but I think he sort of Faded a bit at the end of the sea. I don't know. Well, what's the sea christian stewart Detroit It'll be for matthew and the tigers We got iconic ink robin yacht 24 out of 25 nice Matthew linder with the brew crew And then we got willy casserole Three out of 99 for detroit.  That's going to be for chad Think about there. You know, you are a better pitcher than a guy that got a certain contour You know, you're getting older, so you at least want to say the same. Yeah. Yeah, you do want to try to Stay the same, but I don't know Sort of it's it's sort of unprecedented same with brady, right? It's sort of tom brady. It's sort of unprecedented You know for those kind of pitchers that that amount of money for aging pitchers eight out of 25 Although jesson verlan did get his arm rebuilt and he looked fine last season after that tommy john surgery garret with the yankees And then we got shawn murphy 76 out of 99 rookie auto shawn murphy drawing some interest from some teams, too Did we pull any cour- yes plenty many matt wood More jason courios though than jackson courios his brother nice john Good luck. I wish uh, hey if wales had moved on to the next round Maybe that they would have gotten a little bit of a bump there, but he is probably one of the best Probably we'll go down as maybe the best welsh player in their history And just among the best of his generation He had a he had a really great run with uh With tautenham even with riyadh madrid and just won trophies Been a part of that Yeah, jason courio on cleveland Is uh is there and then jackson courio on the brewers that he's like I think he's the uh the big name for the brew crew There's cody bellinger to 199 And tray mantini to 199 Furlham doesn't remember that doesn't really matter though not not the way it doesn't like the the nba or or the nfl Donnie walton You know the team can easily counter if if verlander starts to flex about his rings He's got more rings and shares or whatever. I think I think he can They people can flex right back and be like, uh, your your record in the playoffs hasn't been as great as it could have been Seattle that's for chad There's miguel on duhar 23 out of 49 piece of his jersey and autograph jersey signatures for For garret the bronx bombers and we got Andres muñoz 93 out of 99 that's going to go to Uh kassandra And padres and there's a dual relic former teammates friday freeman ronald acuña jr. Team tandem materials 98 out of 99 garret with the braves last spot mojo Right john. I wanted for you. I would not have minded, uh us And then and then wales right It's tony gonslin 140 out of 149 A real nice season last year. Hopefully keeps it up and stays healthy Yeah, I don't know if they were friendly teammates though ronald acuña didn't seem uh Didn't seem too disappointed that freddie freeman had moved on does in may So he came back from a tommy john surgery made some starts here and there looked good at times, but I think the the rust was obvious But he should be a big part of that rotation next year, especially with walker bueller working on his own tommy john recovery path to recovery Dodgers ed with my dodgers. All right. That's the absolute 2022 tier one Right 2022 right 2020 absolute baseball and six box of 2022 Tier one. So we're flashing forward a couple years There should be some really good stuff in here as well and look at that bonus hit already. It's usually two Autos in one relic, but we got usually an extra relic All right. We got hey, we're just talking about him. Justin verlander To 195 399 out of 195 Astros chad Oh This is the kind of stuff i'm talking about mark maguire Game use memorabilia bat barrel That's ed with the cardinals. Whoo That is hot. What an awesome card ed That is hot hot hot And All aboard the big hit express It's the kind of stuff i'm talking about gang That's what you can get from this tier one. We can also get an adolas garcia 15 out of 299 that'll be for jay and the rangers And check this out. How about cowerbgin jr? 21 out of 25. What a box Another box And as alex regman dual relic 13 out of 25 for the straws chad with the astros johnny bench 70 out of 199 a little piece of his lumber Matthew and the red legs We got riley adams 292 out of 2 99 And joseo braille tier one talent 111 out of 149 White socks chad with that one And with the astros now good signing for them. All right standard three hit box Got nelson cruz 145 to 399 piece of his lumber for tampon bay chad and got tj friedl 164 out of 299 Matthew and the red legs And pete lanzo the polar bear 18 i 25 ryan herald and the metropolitans Three more boxes to go then break credit We got tom glennon pulled an extra auto tom glavin 287 out of 349 that's going to be for ryan herald and the mets We got joe barlow for the rangers 276 out of 2 99 It's jade with texas We got ryan howard tier one talent 60 out of 2 99 It's logan with affiliates. What could have been for ryan howard? I feel like if there weren't some Some knee injuries It kind of got in the way and just general decline Maybe hall of famer Or maybe hit some whole run milestones 49 out of 75 the professor greg maddox Braves addition going to garret last spot mojo strikes again Two to go Another box with an extra auto Longo 215 out of 399 for my rivals the giants kassandra with san francisco Kyle lewis 101 out of 199 Mariners that's going to go to Chad I think he's with the diamond backs now. I don't see the offseason move There's outer pool holes dodgers addition one out of 49 teo teo going to ed And the Dodgers uncle albert and we got rhino for The cubbies chat with the rhinoceros ryan sandberg 11th and final box. Good luck everyone That's a good question rex was There was the greg maddox known What nickname was he known for them as a professor or maddog? I always called him the professor. He would often wear glasses and need Just his approach to the game. It was very professorial And I have I have heard maddog too Todd helton 194 out of 299 That'll be for matthew and the rockies Got trey mancini 104 out of 299. Ohs ryan herald and the orioles Both of ryan's team's hitting And the last one is ronzi contraris 272 out of 299 There you go boys and girls Pretty nice 11 box break. We'll see if we can uh, we'll see if we can run this back So i'll keep you posted on that or just keep your eye on the website Let's flip back here and now let's give away some break credit So if you bought at least two teams two teams gets you one entry Four teams gets you two entries So on and so forth basically by an even number of teams half that amount become entries We randomize those entries top two will win $250 of break credit each Pretty nice and king score again Five three All right, so let's flip back over here And let's alphabetize everyone's names by their first name. So kassandra got two teams. That's an entry Chad got 17 he won a team But for the purpose of the promo six count, that's still three entries Ed p got two that's one entry garret Got four teams two count for entries harry got two That's an entry j got two. That's an entry logan got two. That's an entry And matthew got four It's two entries oliver got two. That's an entry ryan got two. That's an entry All right, so that's 14 entries Let me just spot check your good kassandra chad J logan matthew oliver So let's gather all these names New dice new list top two Get break credit after eight Five into three eight times fingers crossed good luck one two three four five six seven an eighth and final time It's oliver and j congrats to you oliver and j $250 of break credit going your way. I'm joe for jaspyscasewrakes.com I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys. Good evening, everybody. Welcome to another edition of theaccesotrader.com. Nightly wrap-up show. Hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody had a good day of trading before we start the festivities. Again, as always, guys, please like, share, support the channel. If you haven't so subscribed yet, please do. We would love to have you join us on this journey of ours. Let's talk about the tape. If you go back to last night's tape, last night's video really shows you my age, but shows you last night's video, we talked about a couple of things we knew were on the horizon. Last night we talked about this inverted hammer. Again, although an inverted hammer is not the top of any move or anything, but it is a short-term signal. Right, so we talked about the inverted hammer last night on the video, on the cues, which, again, if you look at the recent reference points of what happens when there's a, well, not even recent, just go back to your charts. You can see a whole display of inverted hammers turning into lower prices the following day. So here's the inverted hammer lower prices the next day, inverted hammer lower prices the next day. And here we came today, inverted hammer lower prices today. And again, we'll get to the indexes in a second. The second thing we knew that there was a big area that we reclaimed several days ago off this 299 level that broke the downtrend of this recent selling that started all the way back in this exhaustion channel on February the third. And the last thing that we talked about or the last thing we needed or the bulls needed was for the bulls to give up that 299. Again, another thing we discussed last night in the video and once the cues gave up that 299, you know, really started accelerating some pressure. But the most important part, well, at least as important part that we discussed last night was what was on deck today. Right. It was day one of a two day testimony by Jerome Powell, right? Fed's chair. And again, you know, I was sitting there. I was listening to the Squawk box. The Squawk box was, you know, you know, talking about it basically just giving the highlights of what he was saying, you know, throughout the thing. And as soon as he said, you know, as soon as he sat down and he said, good morning, he literally lost me there. Right. Again, I'm not a smart guy. I could barely walk and chew gum at the same time.  Wow, wow, wow, wow. I have no idea. I have absolutely no idea. The good news is, right, I don't know what's going on with the Fed. You don't might not know what's going on in the Fed. But if you log on to Twitter on Stock Twist, I'm sure there's an 18, 19 year old that barely made it through high school can dissect what happened today with the first day of testimony. You see, you are in luck. But all jokes aside, so we started talking, right? And again, we talked about the last night in the video. We, you know, we started talking about there's going to be aggression on both sides of the market. Like I said, last night's video, it's not that I was sell buys. I just couldn't find any long plays for today. Obviously, you know, we'll get to the pivots in a second. It's a pretty good, pretty good pivots at the downside at the open. But we knew there was going to be violence. We knew there was going to be erratic movements on both sides of the market. That's exactly what we got today. If you look at the intraday, if you look at the intraday today on the queues, right? They gapped up, right? They gapped up, they sold. They rallied, they sold. They rallied, they sold, they sold, they sold. And one sideways to the close, closing almost one and a half percent down for the day. The Dow Jones was down 570 points today. Closing red, right? Red for 2023. And gray news, right? Tomorrow's day two. So it's going to happen once again. So I think going into tomorrow is kind of the same game plan as we had going into today. Of course, the value, right? Just like the value going into today's day was on the sell side. Of course, the value is on the downside. Again, majority of stocks close at the bottom of the range. Again, with Powell and his random thoughts of grandeur, he obviously spoke, he spoke the market.  Yeah, it might still be here for a little bit while longer. The market didn't like that. The market sold off. And here we are. So we're getting a day two scenario tomorrow. He's getting his coffee. He's getting his donuts. Hopefully he gets, you know, he gets some good love in tonight to kind of, to be gentle on market goers for tomorrow. But all jokes aside, tomorrow will be his day two testimony. I think the market will play out exactly the same way it did today. There'll be a sell-off at some point in the morning. There'll be an aggressive rally at some point in the morning. There'll be another sell-off, another rally.  And I think the market will start to kind of start trading on its own merits. And that's the most important part entering tomorrow. It's not what the market's going to do up and down, up and down a while. He's talking, finishing his testimony. The question is now, how do we prepare for tomorrow's day? And what's the major areas that we need to watch? Glad you asked, even though you didn't, but I'm going to tell you anyway. So here's where we are entering tomorrow's session, right? You have the cues. So the cues, again, inverted hammer yesterday, sell signal, traded down to the five-day moving average. Again, if you've been watching this broadcast for a while, you know that the five-day moving average is the shortest term sentiment, at least for me, the ten-day moving average is the birth of the trade, which basically means a shorter term move is probably going to continue. So the big level to watch for tomorrow on the cues, again, I've been trying to share the areas of interest on the cues with our nightly updates. Because again, if you are taking 10, 15 minutes out of your day to tune in for me, at least I can do is give you some pivotal levels for the markets for tomorrow, at least in the ETFs that I watch and mirror the QQQ. So going into tomorrow, you have 294.87, right? That is pretty much the line in the sand here. Not the line in the sand like the 50-day moving average, but for all intents and purposes, if we start taking down two days' worth of channels, or this is three days' worth of channels going into tomorrow's session, then we're going to start to start to stretch, and ultimately the last thing that we want to do, and again, I'm going to try to scare anybody, fear anybody, but the point is if we start any close below 294.87, probably test back this 288.  If we lose that 50-day moving average, you know, so we'll talk about that if that day comes. But again, it's such a wild card tomorrow. Today was a sell-off. Tomorrow could possibly be a rally. But again, we can't think and we can't guess. We're just taking the data point. So we're going to watch 294.87 tomorrow to the downside. Again, at least the area where the bulls need to defend. If they don't defend that area, we're going to get pulled. And to the upside, the bulls need to reclaim back this 299. Remember yesterday in the video, we talked about the bulls can't give up this 299? Well, the bulls have to reclaim back that 299 tomorrow on their close or we are going to have more selling. And you look at the SPYs, right? Here's a little bit different scenario. SPYs now engulfed two days, right? Two full days of buying. Okay, we had a three-day rally. We had this candle today took down two days worth of rallying and close right on the 50-day moving average. The key level right now to the SPYs is 397. If the bulls defend 397, we're going to rally back, release for temporary. Any close below 397 on the SPYs, then we have a date back, all the way back down to this 292, 392, 393 level. So again, going into tomorrow, guys, again, have a plan. Like I have a very specific plan for tomorrow. I'm watching, I'm definitely watching some stocks to the downside, as you could possibly imagine. There's one name near and dear to my heart. I'm sure you guys know what it is by now if you've been watching this channel for more than five minutes. And that is your friend and mine, Mr. Elon Musk Love Child, Tesla. So, you know, Tesla started breaking down a lot of levels in the last few days, okay? And now it's sitting right on this whole big, you see this whole range here, right?  But the point is, if Tesla starts losing this bottom of the channel here, you know, first move will get to 282, 182, and then the next move, potentially, you get to 187. Notable buyers, you had the 185s, the 180 weeklies. Another guy came in with a lot of size for next week's 185s as well. So, again, this is a very, very important level here. Really important. This will take down the range going all the way back to February the 2nd. If that February 2nd range gets taken down, and again, you can see you got 182, 177, obviously any close below 177, you got a lot of room down.  Let's watch this bottom channel here. This thing takes down tomorrow. We could get some premium before anything else happens. On NVIDIA, same thing, right? NVIDIA had a great run. Had a great 2-day run. It took out the 39, traded the 42 and changed. But this thing is getting close as well, right? This thing is getting close as well. They start pulling the cues, and this thing starts losing the 5 and the 10, just like the cues. This thing has a lot of room down. Again, notable bets here as well. They were coming for the 225 and 220 weekly puts as well. So, there's a couple of names that I definitely want you guys to keep an eye on. ZS is another name. They blew up on earnings. And now this is very, very close. I think we even talked about ZS last night in the video as well. Didn't confirm as well. So, I'm definitely set up for tomorrow. I would love to see, love, love, love, love, love to see a little bit of a gap up tomorrow. Bulls get stuffed into supply. He starts talking. He gets aggressive again. They lose the bottom of today's channels. And we get another aggressive wash just the way we did this morning. So, let's talk about today's pivots. Again, ZS we were watching, didn't confirm. But this is the area that it needs to lose. In the video, 231.30 needs to build. There was another area. There was another pivot I'll show you in a second. A little bit higher that it finally triggered. But this is going to be the big number for tomorrow. Here's Netflix. 310 held twice if it builds below can flush. If you look at the daily chart on Netflix. If you look at the daily chart on Netflix, this whole range here, right? This whole range here was 310. 310, 310, 310, 310. It took out 310, traded down to 306. This thing loses that 306 guys. Look how much room this thing has, especially if the market implodes. So, nice move on Netflix. It stopped right on the 150-day support. If it starts losing that 150-day support, this thing should go lower. So, nice move there on Netflix. Marvel triggered right at the close. I still like this thing for tomorrow. Here was Tesla, the first decision of Tesla. 192, if it builds below, can flush. And had a nice move, had a $6 move. The opening range was about four, but beautiful move on Tesla. It took out this whole range and stopped right at the bottom of the channel here. And again, guys, for tomorrow, if you're an investor of Tesla, maybe it won't affect you long-term. Maybe it does. If you're a short-term investor of Tesla and you're watching for an area that's super-duper important, just watch. Go do some little bit of chart work today. Do a little bit of leg work today. Of course, I could tell you the area, 100%, right? But wouldn't it feel better, more gratifying to kind of figure it out by itself? This thing starts losing this whole range that started from February the second, guys. This would be a big, big problem. So, we're definitely, definitely watching Tesla for tomorrow on the video. Again, this was the sneaky area this morning instead of the 231.30. 234.87, if it builds below, can flush. And here is NVIDIA, right? NVIDIA went in from the strongest stocks, the weakest stocks. So, this is the open, right? This is the open here. Flushed down $2 below that area. Then rallied and it got smoked right at the close, just like everything else, basically showing the true nature of what the market is. Now, if NVIDIA starts losing this whole 5 and 10-day moving average tomorrow, there's potential $7, $8 in the trade. Again, I don't know if it'll trigger. I don't know if it'll confirm. But again, like we say every single day, don't we at least need to do our job and be ready for it, right? That's the most important part. So, tomorrow is the conclusion of the day to testimony of Powell, right? Let's see what the guy says. Again, keep an open mind. Less is more. Stick to your game plan. Don't deviate. There's going to be a lot of random moves tomorrow up, down, up, down, just like we talked about in the last night's video, the video game. Last night's video, a lot of random acts of violence. But the key is don't deviate from your process. Don't deviate from your game plan. Let everything confirm. Do not anticipate. If you anticipate, you're going to get run over, so do not do that. And once this guy finally stops talking somewhere around lunchtime, it'll conclude the day to testimony, and we can have business back to usual boring, organic, lethargic, but most important, highly predictable. So, guys, have a great night, everybody. God bless, and I will see you all tomorrow. Take care.


It's December the 2nd, 2021. It's Wednesday, 11 o'clock. I'm only mean one thing. It's time for What Now, America? I'm Tim Epichel, your host. Welcome. And today's title is China, Russia, Pollute Earth's Orbit. About two weeks ago, Russia sent up a missile and it destroyed one of their satellites in outer space in Earth's orbit. That strike created 1,500 pieces of new debris that circles the planet each orbit. Those debris pieces will be potentially in our orbit for decades, if not longer. When that strike took place, the astronauts in the International Space Station were woken up and told to immediately go into their escape capsule and hide out there for two to three hours in the event that some of that new debris field would either penetrate the space station or damage it severely. Fortunately, that didn't occur. The point is, Russia knows very well that there is agreements between Russia, China, the United States, that number one, creating new space debris in outer space in our Earth's orbit is forbidden. And secondly, China knows that they're not supposed to weaponize their satellites with missiles, specifically hypersonic missiles. So the question is right now is, we have over 27,000 pieces of debris. But the big issue is we have thousands of satellites, technologies that we rely on each and every day that we didn't have in the 1960s that make our lives better. All this technology potentially is in jeopardy from all the space debris. Yet Russia abandons the international agreements and decides to create more debris. The United States response was, this was reckless, but that's the only response they received. That was reckless. So here to talk about this issue of space debris, our technology in Earth's orbit, and the bigger picture, connect the dots is what's really going on. And with me to discuss this is Jay Fidel and Winston Welch. Good morning, everyone. Good morning, too. Jay, back in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, United States and Russia and China were blasting off nukes in open air environments, spreading radioactivity across the globe, depending on weather patterns. We now have basically Russia blasting their satellites, creating all sorts of space debris. By the way, one piece of space debris can travel at 17,500 miles per hour. A paint fleck can actually go through an international space station and create a hole. That's how fast these pieces move in orbit. Yet Russia is completely ignoring that. And so what are the implications of our existing technology in space? All the satellites and all the countries that's sent up now put in jeopardy by over 27,000 pieces of debris. What should we tell Russia? Because they obviously did this without a second thought. What should the nations, what should the world be sending the message to Russia as to knock it off? I don't think Russia cares what the world says. And I wish there were an easier solution. And our sanctions haven't been productive either. I don't know what they want. They want to be the naughty. They want to be a mischievous country. They want to be rogue is what they want to be. Their economy is not that great, it's not that big. What did somebody say? It was the size of Texas. There are other similarities, I might add. Anyway, we're in a cold war with Russia. This morning, the FBI rounded up a whole bunch of people. I don't know if they rounded them up, but they identified a whole bunch of people in Russia that were involved in the ransomware initiative. And they have made hundreds of millions of dollars doing ransomware in American companies. Are we doing that to them? I don't care what the government tells me on this. I don't believe we are doing that to them. I don't believe we have the power to fight with them at that level, nor will. So what's happening is they're having their way with us. Sure, they knew this was going to make a mess in space, but they want to be rogue. And they also want to control space for their own purposes. I think this is a control point, but it is. It's another story with China, it's just different. But Russia is such a rogue, and we are not stopping them in any way. Watch what happens in the Ukraine. Watch what happens in the internet. Watch what happens in the election. Well, I wanted to talk about the specifics of Ukraine because I do see correlations. I guess the question is, do you see a correlation to the blatant violation of an agreement with all the nations that have technologies in our space and their indifference and their troop build up along the Ukraine border? 100,000 troops are now positioned, poised potentially to invade Ukraine. Is there any correlations to these two actions? Oh, sure, it's the rogue thing. They don't follow agreements. They do what they want to do. And remember that there's no international body that can stop them because they sit on the Security Council and they can veto anything in the United Nations. So this is really, in terms of a global process, it's out of control. And Joe Biden can talk to Vladimir Putin, have a nice conversation with him. It isn't gonna stop him from doing what he does. I mean, he knew about the ransomware. He knows about all that hacking. He knows all the things that Russia does because he controls it. He's a dictator. And on top of that, he's knocking off any possibility of a democratic election. Navalny is still in jail and the other guy who was trying to run against Putin, some, his party was disbanded by government action. They disbanded his political party two days ago. So I mean, what's happening is he is emerging as a more mischievous dictator than before and we're threatening to Western Europe. And remembering the gas problem, he controls the natural gas into Western Europe.  And there's nothing that Europe will do, nothing that we will do with standing by. And this goes to not only his attitude and Russia's attitude as a government, but it goes to the American attitude in terms of dealing with them. Surely there's something we can do because over time this is so corrosive to our standing in the world, to our role in the global society. We look more powerless every day. Now, it's not just Russia, but Russia is a major contributor to our image in the world these days. And this is part of it. Right. Winston, President Bush, President Biden's Secretary of State. I don't know where Bush came from, but it did. He said that, not only did this blast of a missile have serious consequences, but what does that mean? I mean, what is the stick that the United States or its allies can bring out against either Russia or China to prevent this kind of weaponizing space, if you will. I mean, there's an agreement that we're not putting missiles in space, yet here China sends off a hypersonic missile from one of their satellites and hits its target on Earth. What consequences can the United States or its allies possibly implement to stop this kind of behavior and the continuation of blowing more satellites up and creating more space to breathe or worse yet, the invasion of Ukraine? It just seems like Jay's right.  Well, it's, you know, from the Russians, I was watching the crown and somewhere on this says, you know, the Americans are new to the field and Russia needs to be treated as a great power that it is. And I backed this, of course, just to set in the fifties and some kerfluffle with, I've been right after that was Suez crisis. You know, I think when you've got satellites, remember, and then they have the Sputnik going up in that same show and this changed, apparently, the entire world at the moment, thinking there's a Russian satellite above our heads and a consciousness change at that time. Well, I've come back here 50 plus, 60 years later and we have, where NASA says, 20,000 cracked pieces of debris. We've got however, 500,000 maybe of the size of a marble that they can't even track. A lot of these things, you know, they're coming down to the earth at the incredible velocities. Nobody has an interest in having this space junk up there. I think Russian scientists understand this, that their satellites are just as vulnerable as ours are if a piece of debris hits them as do the Chinese.  And yet that's where we're kind of at or might find ourselves. There was a movie with Sandra Bullock in it that exactly addressed this thing. So that threat to the astronauts and cosmonauts and I don't know if the Chinese astronauts are called Sino-Nauts, but this is real. However, Ukraine seems a lot more real to me. So does Taiwan on the ground for us mortals who don't get the chance to jet out into space much. And you think about this, I saw there were three large American ships that went into Taiwan straight just this week or last week. And we think about that. So it'd be like, you know, it's interesting that America was still sales right there. NATO is right on the border of Russia right now with the Baltic States. And so Russia feels this sense like probably America did with Cuba and the Russian Missile Crisis that this power is right on our doorstep. And they don't like that feeling of being bullied or intimidated. So they're gonna lash out in other ways and they can do it in many other ways because they are in essence. You know, you raise a good point because Putin said one of the reasons he's had a troop buildup in the Ukraine border is he wants a firm standard agreement from NATO nations that all Eastward expansion and weapons systems will not place. So you're dead on. I mean, he recently, I think he said that today and that he has no intentions of withdrawing the 100,000 troops from the border until he gets such agreements from NATO. So good point, very good point. And you know, however, we've learned that, you know, you can't play K to dictator. If it just doesn't happen, they want more. However, if you look at Ukraine, I think that eastern portion of it is predominantly Russian speaking. And he's also, I think, feels that Belarusia and Ukraine are natural sort of parts of Russia, as it were. And has always wanted to, I think, really recreate the power prestige influence of the Soviet Union, as it were. It's, you know, obviously- You know, that sounds eerily similar to Hitler saying that Austria was a German speaking nation and therefore it was only a natural inclination to absorb them. I know that Putin says that about the Ukraine and that was his basis for Crimea, the invasion and takeover of Crimea. And nothing happened there. We didn't do anything. And so why were people in Ukraine? And I would probably be looking at moving west or pulling out. But you know, it's interesting you bring up Austria because after the war, it was the only country where the four great powers occupied it and then pulled out. They didn't do it for Germany, but they did for Austria. Maybe, maybe something like this could happen in Ukraine. I wouldn't trust Putin at all. However, if they could declare that this Ukraine be a neutral zone, as it were, that wouldn't be, if people could be trusted for that. I don't know that we're there. So right now, if I were in Ukraine, I'd be having a look behind my back or at least to the east. Yeah. Jay, kind of the same question to you. And you know, the United States seems to be taking a Neville Chamberlain type of approach that we wag our finger at Russia or China saying there'll be serious consequences either economic or otherwise. Same question to you. What does the United States have as far as a stick to really deter Russia from doing whatever it thinks it wants to? Either be creating new space junk in outer space or a potential invasion of Ukraine or the continuation of hacking in United States computers? You know, I have to answer that with nothing. We don't have anything. And if we had something, we wouldn't use it because of the nationalistic tone of the country. I mean, more than just the Trumpers feel that we ought to avoid foreign wars and entanglements we're in an isolation mode. We had a bad time in Afghanistan and for that matter, Iraq. We didn't achieve anything. We undermined ourselves. We stepped on our own toes. People are not going to support an initiative that goes for an overseas adventure. And it would take an overseas adventure. It would take some, you know, what do you call it, aggressive steps. I mean, and I think on the question of whether we can hack them the way they hack us, I get two reactions I would offer on that one. Number one is I'm not sure we do have the capability.  You know, we got gizmos and secrets and software and hacking capabilities and we haven't even trotted them out. We have everything they have and more. I'm really not sure about that at all. I think that's overblown American exceptionalism, which is non-existent. The other part of it is if we did that, if we did that to say Russia or China, we'd get a response, wouldn't we? And I think it's fair to say they have the ability to hack our utility companies, our telecommunications, our water, you know, our facilities, our infrastructure right now, which is in any way and behind, including the software that runs it, it's behind. And we're not going to pass the BBB bill as much as, you know, both, all three of us would like to see that happen. So we're not going to do anything daring if we could and it's not clear we could. Also, you know, I don't think it's a matter of, whether it's just a matter of when Putin makes his move on Ukraine. You know, you never heard of the Tunk and Gulf. You never heard of Remember the Main. You never heard of a made up provocation, tail wagging the dog. He could create that any Tuesday. And my guess is that he will. He'll create something that is a phony provocation to those 100,000 troops on the border and in they go. What's interesting though, is that Ukraine is a real country. Ukraine is a government, a prime minister, a certain level of freedom of the press. Ukraine is, you know, it is a Western country of sorts. And if it disappears, it'll be a great tragedy. But I'm not sure that people in Ukraine are ready for a fight.  They don't, somebody said they look over their shoulder. Maybe they should be looking over their shoulders, but really, I do have some contact with Ukraine. They're kind of ignoring the issue. Maybe because ignoring it is the best way to deal with it. Well, clearly there's a great jeopardy right now. So clearly there's some pressure in the tank here and that needs to be relieved. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will meet this week with his counterpart from Russia, Sergei Lavrinov. Any high hopes that something will be resolved as far as the troop buildups, either along Ukraine or a firm agreement that blowing up missiles, or excuse me, blowing up satellites in outer space will curtail and stop. Any progress projected for this meeting between Blinken and Lavrov? Well, let me approach that by saying, does Russia care about climate change? They didn't show up at COP26. This move on space is another way of dispoiling the environment. I don't think they really care. They're not doing anything about climate change in their country. Dictators don't care. They care about money and power. Let's examine that, Jay.  A piece of debris doesn't distinguish between an American flag and a Russian flag. Oh, I just think they don't care. They just don't care. So what? They screw up the satellites for the whole world. They don't care. And we could suffer. That's just another element of a declining world order. Okay, well, then I go to the question. Let me go to answer your question. Okay, go ahead. So I'm Tony Blinken and I'm with my counterpart in this meeting with Russia. What's exactly in my toolkit? Well, let's see, you guys got to stop that. You got to work with us to protect the world and all the people in the world. You got to be good guys. And the Russian guys stop. We don't care about being good guys. We care about advancing our own interests. You can advance yours and we can advance ours. What I'm saying is that Tony could threaten sanctions which are not really effective. We know that. Tony can stamp his feet. What is in Tony's toolkit? Winston is a brilliant guy. Maybe he has an answer, but I sure don't. Okay, what if it's not just the United States and the Paper Tiger veiled threats that we sometimes wave in front of China or wave in front of Russia? What if all of NATO and all the other nations that have an interest in preserving their technologies and outer space say, we got to step up to the plate with the United States and not have the United States be our only mouthpiece out there. What's the chances of that happening? That's a really good point. And that would be something that Tony Blinken could do. He could try to develop some allies in the EU. Our reputation in the EU is not sterling after Trump. In fact, not sterling by virtue of things that Biden has done and not done. So he may not have all that much leverage, but it would be great if he could establish some kind of coalition among the countries in the EU. So when he goes to speak to his counterpart in Russia, he's not just alone. Because alone, we don't have a lot of clout. Together, we have more clout. And the same goes for Asia and for China. We have to develop alliances and coalitions and multilateral arrangements so that when we speak, we speak with a bigger stick. Okay. Winston, earlier on, Jay mentioned the Spudnik moment that took place and scared the hell out of Americans because here is a Russian technology satelliteing, circling the earth. Didn't we have a Spudnik moment last month, early this month, when China set off its hypersonic missile from one of their satellites? And it just seems like the media really didn't pay a whole lot of attention to it. It was a one-day news event. Certainly didn't get the attention that Spudnik did back in 1950s, early 1950s. Why do you think that is? Why do you think that became a non-event where we actually have proven the weaponization of outer space and yet nearly a ripple in concern or reporting from the media? As it was two minutes ago and we can't focus on anything but the bright shiny object in front of us as well. How many decades have we had mutually assured destruction? This is, we've had this sort of Damocles over our head, our entire, our entire lives. We've never known a time when we couldn't have a reign of the cataclysmically, warfare exchange in 15 minutes. As we experienced here in Hawaii, you remember a couple of years ago when we had that warning inbound nuclear missile, this is not a drill. That was an interesting moment. I don't know if you were awake for that or were here, but I just thought, oh, so there's an incoming ballistic missile. Where do I seek a shelter from that? Okay, it's part of that. We have massive military industrial complex that needs to feed itself, so does China, so does Russia. But what is, I think interesting here is that we're, we need to take the deeper dive with both of these nations, with all nations. America's been spectacular at expanding its reach and influence over the last century, but especially since the war. We have raised and helped raise standard of living around the world, levels of education and sophistication. Are all of these countries our friends, our allies, our share in our interests? No, but I think the continued message here is we need to engage more deeply with all of these nations. We need to find our commonality just the same way that we do inside of our own nation. We need to find out where do we stand on common ground? How do we work on these problems together when we can and where we can together? That's the only chance we have as a species, a little alone, like COP26, was it, Jay? What are the Russians export? They export oil. Are the Germans gonna squawk? No, because Nord too just got the green light from the Biden administration. These people have a dance to do with each other. They're gonna do their dance. It's in no one's interest to inflame or poke or prod the other one. There's been these simmering things and the issues that are still there that are going to also be after this administration. The main thing is keep on engaging, keep on talking, lower the temperature, more baking soda all the way around, domestically and internationally, as we engage more deeply and find our common humanity in what we're gonna do about the really interesting problems that face us. You sound just like Neville Chamberlain. A little bit maybe to your average Joe, but honestly, it's gotten us where we are right now. Neville Chamberlain did not work. He said speak strong, who said speaks opera? Roosevelt, Teddy. Teddy, but those days, what are we gonna do? We're gonna send a million troops to defend Ukraine. It's not gonna happen. Well, that was my question. What does the nation, what does the allies of the United States, what do we do to curtail weaponization in space and invasions of Ukraine or Taiwan? What is the solution? I think Jay's comment of nothing is, he said nothing's gonna happen, but I think what I'm suggesting is deeper engagement, deeper involvement, deeper connections of our economy so that these- What I'm suggesting, just to be clear, what I'm suggesting is the United States cannot do any of that alone. We have to bring our friends into the ballgame and we are not doing that. We have to have coalitions and we have to have associations and arrangements with as many countries as we can so that when we talk nice like this, we're talking with the big stick of half the world. Yeah, what is the big stick? We're not doing that. We lost ground in Trump and we're not gaining it back yet. What is the big stick? What does the big stick look like? What could we do? I mean, we've heard for 50 years, economic sanctions. What does that look like? If I'm the United States and I put economic sanctions on Russia or China, doesn't mean that much. I'm sorry. Or terrorists. But if I'm the United States and I have 50 or a hundred countries who will act with me in sanctions, maybe the wrong word, but boycott, then maybe I have some clout. I have the power of embarrassment in the press and I have the power of the group. And if I could achieve that, there would be some twist, some leverage. Unfortunately, I don't think our State Department is doing that, or at least it's not doing that in any great degree. But to answer the question in the room here, that's what I think we have in our kit, our inventory is the possibility of doing that. We were very powerful after World War II because we won the war and because we had a lot of countries who were with us. The number of allies we had were all the anti-axis powers. That's a lot of people. And we had that to support us. Unfortunately, we don't have it now, but we could build it again. We ought to start building it right away today. All right. We've run out of time. Winston, would you like to address Jay's recent comments or do you have any last thoughts, closing remarks? Today's December 1st, not the 2nd. So it's World AIDS Day. So we remember all those afflicted by HIV and AIDS. I better get a new calendar. Hey, and you know what? This is one of those things that we've got to do together. We've all experienced COVID together as a planetary society. This is what I'm aiming at, Jay, is this idea that we have serious problems on a planetary scale that we can start looking at together. Our satellite's going down. But we've got real issues here and a sustained continued involvement on our shared humanity, I think does have wheels. And it's not about placating or indulging. It's about calling people out. And as we know ourselves, we've fallen on the democracy index. So gathering a coalition of willing democratic nations is a great place to begin. And we need to strengthen our own institutions at home as well as pointing the finger at those who are below us. And that's where I think we can continue to head rather than apocalyptic scenarios, let's look towards a brighter future because the alternative is grim, let's face it. I need you to be here, Winston, for that precious balance that you bring to the show and the conversation. Thank you, appreciate it. Jay, counterpoint? Yeah, two things. One is the calling out part is important, but we should not rely on the media to do that. The media is sometimes dead wrong and they follow each other. The original news comes from only a couple of media in the country, the rest just follow. And sometimes, and it was an example of that yesterday on MSNBC, where they had a number of their guests were blaming Biden for Omicron. I said, what, what is this?  This is my favorite channel doing this. My point is that you can't count on the media to keep it straight. And I think that's gonna be the case going forward. You have to count on government at least for part of this work, the work we're talking about, the work in dealing and correcting and being a moral leader. You have to count on government. And the problem is right now, government in this country is in shambles. I mean, you said an email around Tim about these women, about Boebert in Congress. She's like 11 years old, maybe nine years old, no common sense, no education, no scruples, no nothing, a child, an out of control child, making a mess all over the floor. And this is what we have in Congress. These are our leaders who we rely on to make public policy to lead a government in a very difficult and arguably declining world. We are in deep Kim Chi nationally. And to go back to my point a little while ago is that if we are going to be a global leader, if we are going to create collaboration around us and deal with these bad actors, we're gonna have to, you said it, Tim, we've got to clean house. We're gonna have to make a government that works. And frankly, we are a long way from that. And the distance is getting greater between us and rational government. This morning, you must have heard it live. There was the argument in the Supreme Court. I am on Roe v. Wade. I am not optimistic about that either. And my final comment would be, was one guy who lost his son in one of these school shootings. And he said, it's quite remarkable that the Supreme Court is so concerned about life in the womb. What about life on the streets? What about 100,000 people, young people who have been shot and killed with guns that Congress couldn't stop the long time ago? We have it upside down. And hey, that's the way it is. Well, I'll put the correlation back to the ineffectiveness of government and your comments about the ineffectiveness of government. Jay, you get the last word for December the 1st and I emphasize December 1st, not December 2nd. I'd like to thank you, Jay Fidel, Winston Welch for joining us this morning for What Now America? Join us next Wednesday at 11 o'clock for a new topic and a new discussion. And until then, aloha. MUSIC