The following is a presentation of TFNN. The TFNN Bull Bear Training Hour. Every training day, live at 10 a.m. Eastern. Call now toll-free at<PHONE_NUMBER> or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The TFNN Bull Bear Training Hour. Now, Tommy and Tommy O'Brien. Welcome, folks. Appreciate you. You're all in a problem with us out here. We have the Davin Dushers up 13, Nasdaq down 5, S&Ps down 3, Gold up $6, trading at $14.94 an ounce. You get Silver up 9 cents, $17.63. Light Sweet Crew down $1.66, $53.03 a barrel. King Dollar, King Dollar up 169, Ticks trading at $98.468. Now, King Dollar got in the lower range last week. It's right above it, sticking a nose above it right now. We'll see how this baby shakes out. The year is at 110, the yen is at 108, and the pound is at 126. And the pound is the one that got the push higher, which get that dollar into lower price. So we get a bank holiday, a federal holiday, but the markets aren't closed. Yeah, bonds, no trading today as well. Closed for Columbus Day, but markets a little bit of action. No doubt. Now, if we go back to Friday, folks, we take a look at Friday, what you're going to see, get a big day out here Friday. That being said, you're going to see also that as you come into the close, last 10 minutes was kind of intriguing actually. Sure was. 10, 15, 20 minutes, it was a big one. Look at that thing, man. Yeah. So what happened is that, yeah, 20 minutes to four, you're at $29.92, and by four you're at $29.63. Man, that is a big one. I know you were out. Larry was covering your program on Friday. I did the three o'clock update. Right. Taking care of a few other things. Come in, do the four o'clock update. So what happened, man? What happened? I wasn't listening to Larry. It was a good program even on Friday. Just tying up the week, right? And man, I said, Look at that. You went right back to nine o'clock. Yeah. It was a more interesting four o'clock update than I thought it was going to be when I sat down in the chair because boy, oh boy. And then like I was just pointing out on my 10 o'clock updates, you really take that high $29.92. Yeah. What is that? $4.30 or $5.30 in the morning. We're at $29.53. You're talking about 40 S&P points from the last 15 minutes of trading on Friday. And what happened, I believe, was that that is when President Trump and Vice Premier started talking and the lack of details started to come out and so forth. I mean, they sure can. There's a deal on that. And of course, kind of a further follow-through for that, you could say this morning with China saying that they want more talks before signing a trade deal and that's before signing the phase one, which was the big hoopla on Friday. So the market pulling back, but we're about even. All right. If we take a look at the spy, what you're going to see out here, folks, is the spy. You can do this with the S&P. I mean, the futures too. You're going into the downdraft. That was created out here in August 1st. Okay. As well as October 1st. And it's tremendously lighter volume. Well, that's another sexy. So we come into it with 101 million shares versus 89 lows, 124 versus 142. So 142 would be the number on the daily versus what I say, 101. No, we got 101. Now, if we put this on a weekly, we're going to, so we came off that high with 447. You went to it with 386. Yeah. Yeah. Just pulling up bank earnings right this week. Tuesday, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs City, Wells Fargo, Wednesday's Bank of America, and Thursday's Morgan Stanley. Yeah.  So let's go over. Let's go JP Morgan first. Let's go take a look at it. You know, JP Morgan right now trading 116, 27, and they're looking tomorrow morning, 7 a.m. Look at that. 28.5 billion in 90 days they're looking for. Not bad. No. They're going to take, look at the bottom line. Yeah. And if we take a look at this, well, see what happens here, man. I mean, this also didn't hold price, but the volume wasn't bad and it was pretty good. Actually, we're going into 11 million, but you're going into 2015. Let me pull this back a little bit further and see what else is there. Oh, look at this. I see this. So this is going to be challenging. This is pretty cool actually. So we've been at these highs now for March of 2018. Yes. Look at that. Yeah. Can I even pull it back more? Because that's when, there's a lot of things for almost two years almost, right? I know. I know.  Because the run up prior to that's pretty intense. This is almost like a market. We can pull up the SPY afterwards, but this is going to be the same, yeah, February 23rd. Yes. And let's just see because where the, now it's not going to be, yes, this. Yeah. Yeah. Because I mean, if you look at the market, there was almost a two-year point. Right. When you go back. Right. We put it on the same like 10-year weekly. And you can see that that's the February, March, right? Right. You know? And yeah, there's been some severe volatility that run up from 2010, probably even from 2008, but two years almost March at least. If you put that on monthly for a second. Yeah. Put it on 10-year monthly or something. You want to go back a little longer, 15-year monthly? Sure. Because we'll see 2008 when we get down if we bring it back. Yeah. And you can see, you know, you're at highs. There's no doubt about that. Now, with that high, the first high out here, January 286, so that's 10 points lower. You'd have to get back inside that to get in the lower range. Sure. Yeah. I mean, we, what was, the low was 284. So. So we did get back inside that. Yeah. And that's this current month. And that's only October 14th. Right. Let's take a look at some of the higher volume equities. And you can expect a low-volume market out here today, folks.  A lot of schools close, right? Right. So maybe there's some parents out. You get a long weekend. The banks are closed. Yeah. That's enough to bring down trading. Yeah. And there might be some school vacations this week. I think this is one of the ones where, when I was a child, not that you'd feel gypped, but everybody already had a Monday holiday and you got that week off. Really? Do you remember that? I think we'd go away. Yeah, that was the one. Well, in the Northeast, everyone has off. Right. Down in Florida, they don't. But today, in Peleis County, they made it a teacher's holiday or something. Okay. I know schools are closed out in Lakeland as well, so maybe it's more. Oh. So they're making a teacher's holiday. Yeah, they changed. It's interesting. I don't know if it was teacher's holiday out there, but I think they would just close regardless of the holiday or whatnot. So if we take a look at the high volume equities, there's not a lot of them out there. Parsley Energy. I think they're buying someone. What's going on there? So Parsley Energy. This is a shale producer, I believe. Oil and gas, natural gas, company focus, acquisition, development, exploitation of unconventional oil and gas reserves in the state of Texas. Yeah. So they're buying. Spending 1.6 billion, huh? Yeah. Look at that, man. And they're a rival shale producer. Okay. You know it's amazing. I mean, hey, let's look at that oil market because it seems that, you know, see how that, I mean, oil at this price, you know, in 53, you'd think these people can still make pretty good money, but it's not setting up that way, man. I would agree. Yeah. I would agree for sure. So it's like, they can't make money here. The way this chart is setting up, I mean, you know, the low end of this is that 50-doll area, man. And this is anemic bounce, particularly because we know that the Middle East has huge amounts of problems. Yeah. There is probably some political risk factored into there, which means that it's even lower in a true demand because they're just not that worried if there was kind of a supply of disruption that it would send the prices up and higher because if it was really priced in, you'd see a little bit higher prices. Totally. You would? You certainly wouldn't see lower prices. You wouldn't see lower prices than before the attack on the Saudi oil fields, which is where we're at. And if we look at the dollar, the number to keep your eye on the dollar, folks, is 98371. But, you know, we got down there. We got down there quick on Friday. Thursday and Friday, you know. Say it, yeah, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Bye-bye. All right, folks. Thanks for watching. I hope you enjoyed the video. I'll see you next time. Fast profile scanner under the Services tab. Sign up today. 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Certainly last Thursday and Friday, you can see that thing take off. And that's saying, hey, 131 is game now. Yeah. I mean, I heard a comment from an analyst this morning saying it's behaving like an emerging market concierge. And it's just so volatile because it is, because there's a lot up in the air, more so than usually for a country the size of Great Britain. There's no doubt. And if we take this, that's just... Yeah. So even on a weekly, you know, if you get back inside, oh, look at it's there. Wow, we're sitting right on it. 126.62. They're really saying, hey, you're back in a higher range, which could get you up to 133. Yeah. I'd be a little worried, only because that's a downtrend for sure. I mean, you look at that bounce, right? But a lot of it's going to be determined by just the political outcome of what... I heard the probabilities from Goldman Sachs that they were putting on it. And I forget what they were. They were all very high in terms of, like, every possibility is still out there. Like, you know, no Brexit possible is like 25%. A hard Brexit is like 30%. A deal Brexit is like 40%. You know, it's... Line the 31st of this month. Everything's on the table, or an extension, maybe, or something, right? So you get... The Queen Elizabeth is going to be outlining a speech today, right? Maybe delivered, it says in the past. So delivered a speech outlining the U.K. Government's program in Parliament on Monday. So maybe she already dropped it as Boris Johnson laid the ground for the general election, which he aims to win public support for his Brexit strategy. I got some high stakes poker going on over there. I do, man. So he wants that election, but they... I believe the other governing minority party, I'm not going to show it, has to agree to it. Someone else... Another party has to agree to it. And they don't want to agree to it just yet, because what does happen is that they're not strong enough just yet, you know, bottom line, that they think they can take Johnson out. Yeah. Yeah. So let's see. In Brussels, European Union chief negotiators to the Prime Minister's proposal to break the deadlock over the U.K.'s divorce lacked details and risk leaving the single market vulnerable to fraud. Johnson's northern Irish allies in Parliament distanced themselves from his plans as time runs short. Doesn't seem like that's good news for the pound to be rallying, but there's a lot out there. I know. Yeah. So Johnson's set out his ambitions for governing the U.K. with an outline plan for what he will do if he wins the general elections that's expected to be triggered within weeks. So interesting, man. The Prime Minister promised to focus on domestic issues so he can get Brexit done. Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the opposition Labour Party, has already dismissed Johnson the use of the speech in which the monarch outlines the government's program as a cynical stunt. A cynical stunt. Yeah. Well. Same old, same old, man. They're out there on the podiums. Extend and pretend. Pretend and extend, right? Don't say it, but the market. Maybe, I don't know. Quite a rally, though, right? Yeah. What I just can't figure out is that the pound wants to go higher. Is it going higher because they're going to get a Brexit or no Brexit? Yeah. You know what I mean? I agree. That's what it comes down to. I'm not sure, right? Let's go over to the silver market. So when you had last Friday, folks, when I wasn't here, gold came down hard. Now, what's so intriguing about that is that gold was coming down hard and the dollar was coming down. Now, silver, which is highly, much more volatile than gold, held price. Now, to me, that's bullish. You know, because I was really surprised that silver, you know, probably went from a price point of $17.75 to $17.38. And about bottom line, it held nice. And if we go over to the gold contract, what you're going to see in today, it had a heck of a day, man. I mean, look at this. Yeah, it sure did. I believe $14.78 about the low from the... Yeah. And what is the high there? We're looking at $1508. $1508. And yeah, $14.78. They laid it out at $10.20 in the morning. So $30 from high to low, and then we were above $1500. Briefly, you climb it back $20 plus up till this morning.  Now, it was going against lighter volume, but that's some big numbers, man. Yes. That's 486,000 contracts. Now you're going against, like, $600. $588. $6, what? $6.52 is at a low of $14.84, and we made it to $14.78. So there's your rejection. So this is really... It's bottom line. It's pretty intriguing because watch... And this is where... If you're in this market, you have to keep your eye on this dollar, folks, because this is where, on Friday, it wasn't making much sense. Now, I wasn't on the computer a lot, but I was on at a certain point. And you can see... It's $10.20. Yeah, look at this. So... $10.20's up here. No, you're at 5 a.m. Oh, 5 a.m. There's $9.30. Yep, there's $11.30 right in the middle. Yeah, so... $10.40 is the high, almost. Yeah. So you had the dollar going down all night. It popped at $10.40. It went higher. And evidently traders thought it was going to keep going higher because that was the low of gold also. That's when the dollar hit $93, $394. But then it closed out lower. And that's this is where the battle's going to be, you know? And each time what has happened is that, you know, bottom line to get to highs doesn't have enough strength to keep going. You get to... As soon as you pull back at all, it seems there's not enough sellers. You know, so in essence, you know, we still have as an uptrend, you know? It's like, okay, man, it's... You know, I say there's no sellers, but the reality is that it's still going to higher highs, you know? You can make the case. Now, what gets cool here is that you can make the case that you broke the uptrend that was out there, which would be the bottom of the consolidation, which is $95, you know, $843.  Lots of lows kind of lining up pretty perfectly. Whether it's one, almost two, you could count there. That's close to, but three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. And then you get a break with conviction. Decisive, yeah. You know, you get that long break. So a lot of moving pieces. And of course, when we get the bank earnings, they're going to kick it off. And that's going to kick off everything. It's going to be Morgan within 24 hours, man. Yeah. And then the question is going to be, what can these, oh, let's go to Apple. I heard Apple made an all-time high on Friday too, I think. Right? They get an upgrade, I believe, as well. Now it's an all-time high today, right? Yeah. Another day, another Apple record. What is it? 1.07 trillion, right? You know what's amazing? I remember when the, uh, those pods came out, right? Okay. Ear pods or AirPods? Yeah. That, and I believe when, when Dave was on with me, this is a couple years ago. Okay. And he was explaining that there's no way that once the, once the battery dies, that's it. That's all, that's all there is. Yeah. And now they're, they're dealing with it. Oh, I bet. There's a couple stories, folks. So what happens, unfortunately, I guess they'll still work, but you plug them in, but they only work for 10 or 15 minutes. That's how any phone would be if, you know, when your battery gets destroyed, it'll turn on, it'll just show it's probably high, and then it just depletes. And so now the question is, they got to buy a new pair. So what, how much do they cost? You know, I'm not sure, because I have one, I have mine from a while ago. Okay. And in fairness to Apple, I think they were 99 bucks. Maybe they were 150, right? Okay. You get confused somewhere because I bought them early. Uh, but they still hold a, a charge pretty well. That's good. And I'm going on probably, because time flies, three years maybe. Really? Pretty early on from when they launched them. Okay. Because I enjoyed the fact that, uh, you know, wireless, some of the Bluetooth wireless headsets are just big. They weigh on your head, you know. Now you still use them? The AirPods? Yes. I use them all the time. So once you get used to them. Okay, cool. Oh yeah. So people buy them again. That's, that's, you know. I think so. You know, it is kind of a. It's only 50 bucks a year. It's, you know. Yeah.  But I haven't gotten there yet. Stay right there. Tom and I come right back. The now is a great time to sign up for a 30 day free trial. 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Yeah, I'd say they probably are, and that's what they figure their best shot is at least to gain control of the company for their investment, right? So it looks like they need a bail out in terms of WeWork and that hands control to SoftBank potentially. So its backers are considering also a $5 billion debt financing. I believe I heard JP Morgan in there, right? So let's see. The Japanese investment powerhouse controlled by Masayashi-san, that is to be SoftBank, is convinced it can turn around the cash-strapped American company WeWork with the right financial controls in place asking, so WeWork's board and backers however are also weighing another option. So kind of two options, either they go to SoftBank for the funding, hand control to SoftBank, or they go with some funding from a lead of JP Morgan and not small potatoes, $5 billion. That's right, the lead of JP Morgan they'll also be bailing themselves out because they're in it hand over fist. So they'll push the package out but the bottom line is that they're in it for... A little doubling down, right? They're in it for WeWork, they're in it for Newman. They've sent big money into Newman. Yes. So this is... That was the embattled CEO that's now quit. And it's so intense here folks, okay? They're talking like the next two months that they're going to be running a shot of cash. Yeah, because they had an IPO plan which was going to bring cash into the company to some degree but then they also had a $6 billion loan contingent on that IPO. So talk about missing some cash. So it was $9 billion. $3 billion they were going to get from the IPO. $6 billion, that's $9. Disappears overnight and that all was by the end of the year because that part of that loan was contingent on them going IPO before the end of the calendar year. It's October 14th, they got a lot of work. So it was Wall Street Journal first reporting that SoftBank may be discussing a deal to gain control. SoftBank is already their biggest shareholder but the proposed deal would show up its control of the startup. Let's see. The Japanese company is in advanced talks will hire more shares at a significantly lower valuation than the $47 billion that they just signed up for in January. Now you know it's going to be amazing. We don't know yet. I'm sure some folks know but I don't know what the prices are going to move. So Adam Newman had sold 700 million in shares. That was a right sell-off. He has an additional millions that are on collateral or J.P. Morgan for the amount of money they gave him. Now we don't know what is the collateral, right? Sure. What's the valuation of that collateral? Because this is going to be a classic when if in fact a son basically gets to buy more shares the question is going to be what does they buy me? Because then it's going to be a mark-to-market which is pretty intense. Yes, yes. And you know, you might see that whole that's pretty intense man. Wow. And you know, we'll and now what's also happening here I know that you know there's been a couple of articles analysts what analysts are doing folks is that they're ripping apart cities trying to find out what cities they're the biggest in. Okay. How much they overpaid for those leases. Okay. Because that'll that'll affect commercial property in those cities. You know? Yeah. If if if trouble comes down. Sure. You know what I mean? I'm just looking at the charts and pretty cool. So this doesn't even bring we work in here. And maybe that's just because it's not public yet probably right? Because Slack is now trading. Okay. So it's talking about the vision fund their portfolio. You got Uber in white here. You got Slack in blue and garden tech garden health in purple. All of those starting from basis of a hundred looks like in the beginning of July. Yeah.  And that's not counting we work and not counting probably anything else going on. And that's on his vision fund portfolio. Yeah. So you know as he's trying to raise more money that's going to be tough too. Yeah. Man when it hits it hits. That is for sure. You know. Yeah. It says soft banks shares are down about 30% from their peak this year as investors unnerved by the we works. The Uber's disappointing debut gross skittish about their valuation. Yeah. I would say so man. And you know when you're looking at a long term I mean you know long term the sun is he's saying 10 years. I mean that would be pretty hard sell to say something.  My first thing when I read that is that nobody ever tries to tell you that it's going to take us 10 years to losing money. So if that's what he's saying then what's the real number because usually the horizon is like one to two to three years. I mean I don't even remember. I wasn't even thinking of losing money. I was thinking of just being flat but that's what he's saying. I mean they say substantially profitable but you know I think the big question in the market is when are you going to stop needing cash. Oh for sure.  And you know if you go across the country you know bottom line these big major cities folks you know have done very well real estate has done very well and it doesn't mean that you're going to pull back dramatically but we are at very high prices. Yes. You know there's no doubt. And just interesting that I wonder what else is going on out here that people can't even talk about. So we works retain major Wall Street financial institution to arrange financing. Approximately 60 financing sources have signed confidentiality agreements and are meeting with the company's management. So guess what they're going over those terms and they said hey before we pitch to these companies that we need money and they ask us how bad it is make sure they can't tell anybody when we reveal that's right how dicey it might actually be within the balance sheet of this company. I know. Yeah. So let's go look at soft bank in Tokyo. Okay. 9984 it is. And what happens in Asia folks is that they're all numbers. That's instead of symbols their numbers. And there you go man. Yeah. The fun to the downside began at the end of July it looks like and that's what you know interesting that chart that we looked at last that showed from July first or was it yes July first. So it would make sense right as an uber sinks. Yeah. This is going to sink as slack sinks this is going to sink whatever the garden garden health I'm not familiar but those were all showing the decline from July first and man that high is towards the end of July. And we put this on them. Yeah. And here's the danger for you know the soft bank so 4660 yen. This is it's right in the end. Okay. That's the highs of 2013 and you can see you know you get outside that range. You know he stayed outside that range for a long period of time. I mean August or December got your back in. You know but realistically you know I'm going to say okay. February of 2017. Yeah. Outside December you came back in. So. Yeah. This is this is trouble I suspect December's game but you know what. That's game down there at 2000 yen too which would really hit. That'd be that'd be that'd be down 60 percent. Yeah. And I just wanted to see where are some of these lows. So twenty eight you're three eighteen. Three eighteen. Yeah. And then you really you know push it more recently. What is the well here. That's a twenty bag. Eleven hundred all the way in the end of 2012. Right. And Uber was around I believe seven years ago right. Maybe that was the beginning where some of those investments were really Uber in particular in my head because that was the biggest. No. And he was making money at the beginning. Right. That's yeah. And what really what happens with the private equity is that you and me get into Uber at the beginning. Right. OK. Great. We're doing good here. It's set up that then the next round comes. Let's say we're in ten dollars right. The next round comes they convince us hey we swear twenty dollars. OK. It's good it's worth twenty dollars. That means that ten dollars ones were twenty dollars. They're marking up their own investment. And we're marking up their own investment. OK. So they picked up and then they went to the public and the public said no. And that only happens if you're dealing with the same investor because usually the markets well guess what they were huge in terms of we work soft bank was one of the only people investing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 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They might get it back that now there's two other people that are involved in it. They have competing proposals now, so, and some of those proposals coming from creditors. Exactly. Yeah. So, you get the high volume, low at 507, looks like it wants to get tested where it's 760 right now. The kicker, though, is this, folks, okay? And this is where, when they first started this, meaning, even just at the beginning of last week, what they were claiming, what the press released was saying to PG&E, that they didn't think that it was going to basically get into major tourist places or close to cities. Okay. That didn't happen. They got into Napa Valley in a huge way, and they did get into Oakland. So, they got into major cities.  I mean, refrigerators, the amount of loss and goods. A brief moment of an hour, a few hours, you know, I don't even want to say a night because a night starts to really stretch into where things are going to matter, especially, you know, if you're sick, if you're relying on any type of health devices when you're at home on electric, it really gets scary.  Yeah. When you have an electric vehicle, you can't charge it. Your house is out of AC. Maybe you need air. Maybe you're sick. Maybe now you don't have a car. You don't fare. Oh, yeah. I mean, that's not hard to imagine, yeah. All right. Now, you get San Francisco. So, this article is about San Francisco. They want to buy their electrical infrastructure off of PG&E. Yeah, within the city, such as power lines, other infrastructure, $2.5 billion. I don't want to say not bad, right? San Francisco is an enormous city to control your own electric for a couple billion dollars in light of what's happening when you don't control it. Totally. Yeah. So, yeah, let's see. The first one has got turned down. Okay. That was on Saturday. They said significantly undervalued the assets is what their CEO, well, you know, it's all a negotiation. Exactly. Exactly. Now, that's going to be a number because watch how this works, folks. This is almost like the, when Obamacare was trying to get through, the arguments would be that, okay, you have sick people, you have non-sick people, you've got to put them together so they can smooth the curve out, right? Okay. So, you can imagine, I can imagine who's ever going to take over PG&E, they're going to go, they're going to say, hold it. No, we can't have San Francisco behind their own. Sure. Because I have all these other liabilities out there, and in San Francisco, there's not a lot of trees. Yeah, right. I mean, I'm sure, I don't know the fundamentals of running an electrical company, but I'm sure it's very expensive, per a house on the outskirts, right? Right. Versus you run one line into a city, one line into a building. A pop building. Yeah. Exactly. I would imagine so. You're cranking it out. Yep. So, this, this, that's... Then the question comes, though, is that on the people of San Francisco? To pay for it, versus is it, should that be a statewide issue? Because if it really is something, you know, where the people of San Francisco are somehow subsidizing the entire state, you could do that, you can be okay with that, but it better be out in the open. And maybe that's why, you know, you pay state taxes, and a city like San Francisco will end up paying more. I don't know. No, they're going to get the state deal together and get laws in place for liabilities. They're going to have problems forever, you know what I mean? And then the real key is going to be that, okay, how do you get the law for liability because it seems like PG&E didn't take care of a lot of things in the past, right? But if they want electricity going forward, it's like, okay, here's regulation. This is what has to be done, and, you know. It's my opinion, this is where government does serve a good role, and everybody should agree because you've got to have regulations, you know, whether it's regulations. They want electricity, man. Yeah, and it should be regulations on both, you know, pushing forward the development of alternative resources, whether it is, but also regulating the upkeep of, because it seems to be that, yeah, nothing was upkept. Well, why wasn't it regulated that those were checked by state regulators to make sure there was upkeep? Right. So listen to this, and Tommy probably didn't see this because I just saw this last night and I happened to know something about it just because one of the guys that used to work with us, Jason, the general contractor. Yes. Well, the last building that we were in, folks, okay, the guy that owned it was Wilder, and he was one of the biggest owners of mobile homes in Florida. So it was an article last night, and this is right in Clearwater, which not Fafma, that's where we used to be, right? And what the article is about is that the mobile home structures, the folks that were drinking water there now, right, bottom line, the kids are breaking out and all this in this day and age and the drinking water, the allegations drinking water is not great, right? So what the article is about is in this day and age, and I know this because what had happened is that Wilder, who owned this other building, the state had paid him huge amounts of money to stop having the mobile pox and they wanted to sell them. And this is why. So when Florida got populated, you had all these mobile pox. Well, these mobile pox did not have city surge. All septic tanks that went, every mobile pox had a septic tank that went into another tank on site that was supposedly clear, clear the water. Okay. A long story shot. This has been going on.  You know how long it's been going on? Since 1987, the first one, it's been going on for 25 years. Okay. 97 maybe. It's 25. You know, it fell down the drop. Okay. The bottom line. Now it's going to get done. But you know, you can see that it's like, I'd love to, like, okay, how did that go on for so long when, in this day and age, you know, drinking water? Yeah. Because what happened, so this would end up happening. The pipes are so old that it goes from a septic tank to the, it's supposed to be filtered, right? Okay. And then, but the pipes are so old and the filtering that that would seep into the ground and they were all on well water. They weren't on city water. Okay. So the allegation is, is a hay. And then it goes into the well. And then it goes into the well. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. The part with the electric, you know, you say private business, you let them compete, you know, best service, specifically with electric, that doesn't work because you don't want five different sets of electrical wires running through the city trying to have companies competing for the best price to keep their costs in check, to incentivize a top of the line network that they're spending money on because you don't want that. You don't want five sets of electrical wires. So you got to have one. You know, therefore you have a monopoly and it would make sense. A monopoly spends no money to upkeep their product when they have everybody locked into buying what they have only in a monopoly. Could you have a company that's turning off the electrical and their customers have nowhere to go, right? I mean, think of any other one, you just go to the next electric company. That's it. If this was an instance, even when we have, you know, we only have two competitors for Internet, right? Right in here. Frontier and Spectrum. At least you have two. Right. Because if one of them said, we can't service you, we're shutting down for five days at a time to make sure our network doesn't blow up. Toast. You'd go to the other company. You can't do that in electric. So you got to have that regulation on those guys. Yeah. Dow. Dow is up by 29. Nasdaq's up four. S&P's flat. You get gold up by 720. Silver's up 11. Dollar. We're hanging above that number, too. We're at 98, 467. And if we go over and we take a look at that, let's see. And you know, with these banks closed, you're not going to get a lot of movement in these currencies either. Right. No action in bonds. Yeah. That would drive some of the action for sure. And really pretty muted day, right? Yeah. Hanging out. I mean, we were low overnight, but pretty close to even right now. 98, 371. That's the number. Tommy and I come right back. 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Because I believe that Mastercard and Visa in particular are probably vital players to that becoming a worldwide phenomenon, right? There's no doubt. And then the other side of it is that you can imagine, I don't see them getting it through, but if they ever did get it through, then, I mean, because Facebook has the platform, right? They can, they can the billions. They do, but the reason why I'd say Mastercard and Visa, they don't want regulators all up all over them. And I imagine they're preemptively realizing that this might be a push too far and the regulators are coming. And it's because stories like this too, man, you know, in terms of seeing Elizabeth Warren out there buying Facebook ads to point out the hypocrisy, how you can almost say anything in terms of politics. How can that be good? And she just created ads saying that Zuckerberg backs Trump, blah, blah, blah. I mean, in Facebook's official stances, as long as it's political, they're not going to get into the fray at all to actually be collecting money from politicians who are saying things factually incorrect in a nutshell. If you didn't hear from it, folks, so she started an ad out saying that Facebook's chief executive officer just endorsed Trump for reelection. It backtracked after the ad, but the bottom line is that, and then Facebook turned to say, it says something like, well, if you can say lies like that, you know, you're probably shouldn't, but like, really, yeah. Well, yeah, you know, you listen to breaking news, you put it on Facebook, that's the world we live in, man. And so I would imagine that these companies, just to bring it back, they're making a calculated decision, man, saying, why are we going to tie ourselves to Facebook as they try and put out a currency on top of everything? Yeah. How much does the currency work? No. Stay right there, folks. 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In this session, we shall talk about epidemics. What do you understand by the term epidemic or outbreak? An epidemic or outbreak is the occurrence of a disease in excess of what is expected in a particular community for a particular group of people within a certain period of time. Our terms related to epidemics. An epidemic refers to the constant presence of a disease or infectious agent within a given geographic area or population group. It is the usual or expected frequency of disease in a population. Pandemic, on the other hand, refers to an epidemic occurring simultaneously in multiple locations worldwide. As an example from your country. We see that epidemics are the commonest publicate emergency in our districts across the East African region. In Uganda, for example, 6 outbreaks occurred in 8 months in 2007 and this included cholera, meningitis, hepatitis E, mabak, plague and Ebola. Can you name 5 outbreaks that have occurred recently in your district? Common epidemics from diseases include diarrhea diseases like water diarrhea, cholera, dysentery and typhoid. These are likely to occur in many districts in the East African region. Outbreaks of immunizable diseases can occur like measles and these are common because immunization coverage is low. Malaria is endemic in most parts of Eastern Africa, especially in the low land areas. However, outbreaks can occur in both low and high land areas. In areas where malaria is endemic, outbreaks occur when the threshold far exceeds what is expected for that season. Other epidemic prone diseases include sexually transmitted infections including HIV AIDS, syphilis, gonorrhea and others, plague, hepatitis E and massive chemical poisoning especially from illicit alcohol which is becoming a common publicate problem in Eastern Africa. Let us look at the case today. One, refer to the word document on your CD. The question is this a scenario that could occur in your district and how did the district authorities establish that there is an outbreak? In detecting an outbreak, we have to obtain initial notification of the outbreak. We receive information about the likelihood of an outbreak from the community and from cases coming to health units and from local leaders. We therefore have to have an effective alewani system that is linked to the communities. The golden rule in detecting outbreaks is that every woman must be investigated. In detecting an outbreak, we must have a case definition for the diseases and this should be known by the frontline health workers and there may also be need for a community case definition. Secondly, there must be an unexpected rise in new cases of the disease beyond the threshold. You look at the word document in your extension activities and read the standard case definition for some epidemic prone diseases. For instance, what is the standard case definition for polio, measles, cholera, Ebola and bacterial meningitis? Case definitions may be changed according to the locality and the nature of the symptoms presenting in a particular outbreak situation. The district rapid reaction team can develop a working case definition where there is no standard case definition depending on common symptoms and risk factors related to the syndrome that has broken out. Can you suggest a case definition for the following? One, an outbreak of sudden alcohol related illness and deaths in zone X. Two, an outbreak of dysentery in camp Y. Three, an outbreak of sudden food related illness and deaths in village Z. Some epidemic prone diseases exist in the community even without an outbreak. An example is malaria which is prevalent in many parts of East Africa. For an outbreak to be declared there must be a sharp rise in cases beyond the expected threshold for a particular season. Some epidemic prone diseases do not exist normally in the community. The occurrence of just one confirmed case is considered an outbreak. An example is cholera. Some epidemic prone diseases are rare and highly deadly when they occur. We do not have to wait for confirmation of a case. Just one suspected case is enough to consider an outbreak. An example is Ebola. Therefore thresholds differ from disease to disease. In cholera just one confirmed case. In Ebola one suspected case. For measles a cluster of five or more suspected cases or at least three confirmed positive cases in a catchment area of a health facility occurring in one month. For malaria because it is endemic in many parts of East Africa an outbreak occurs when there is a sharp seasonal rise in cases beyond the usual number of expected cases. Let us look at the second case study which is one of your documents on the CD. Let us read through this case study and the questions for general discussion are how do you think the district and minister of health officials went about investigating this particular outbreak and what do you understand by the term early response? Steps in investigating an outbreak. Step one initial notification response and confirmation of the outbreak. It is important to assemble a team and prepare for an initial field visit as soon as possible. Two it is important to choose a working case definition and confirm cases. Three find cases systematically. Four confirm whether there is an outbreak by comparing occurrence of cases with the thresholds. And five describe who is affected when and where. Step two manage and identify cases. Establish a disc-tricked task force and allocate them their responsibilities. Use the working case definition to find cases and set up a treatment center. Step three set up immediate control measures. Treat cases to interrupt transmission and reduce deaths. Consider vaccination, disinfection and protective wear. Provide health education to those at risk. Communicate clearly to reduce panic and prevent spread of the disease. Step four address the resource gaps. Ensure adequate medical supplies and logistics to handle cases. Look for additional resources to address the gaps and contact the Minister of Health and Partner Agencies in case the resources are inadequate. Step five determine responsible factors for the outbreak and make a report. Analyze available information to establish the risk factors. Prepare a report and ensure that it is disseminated to those who need to know and those who need to take action. But in the report you ought to recommend and implement priority control measures. And step six be on your guide. Strengthen the existing surveillance system to be able to find cases actively and learn from this outbreak to respond better in the future. Put in place measures to prevent other similar outbreaks in the future. Thank you for listening.


2020 was the most unpredictable year of our lives. A forced shutdown of global economies led everyone to the conclusion that the tech industry spending would decline. And of course it did, but you'd hardly know it if you watched the stock market and the momentum of several well positioned companies. Those firms that had products and services that catered to the pivot to work from home, SaaS based solutions were focused on business resiliency and cloud saw huge growth. The forced march to digital turned a buzzword into reality overnight where if you weren't a digital business, you were out of business. And one of the companies participating in that growth trend was Veeam. Veeam virtual is scheduled to take place on May 25th and 26th and it's one of our favorite physical events and theCUBE will be there again as a virtual participant. One of our traditions prior to Veeam on has always been to bring in an executive into the CUBE and talk not only about what to expect at the show but what's happening in the market. And with me is many time CUBE alum, Danny Allen is the chief technology officer at Veeam. Danny, welcome is always great to see you. I am delighted to be here again. Disappointed as virtual, but excited to talk with you. Yeah, me too, you know, it's coming, it's getting jabbed. But, you know, you look at the surprises here. I mean, look at the chip shortage.  I mean furniture, et cetera, cars. And it's just kind of crazy. What was your expectation going into the pandemic and what did you actually see looking back? Well, it's funny. You never know what's going to happen. And for the first few weeks, I would say there's a lot of disruption because all of a sudden you have people who've been going into an office for a long time working from home. And, you know, from an R&D perspective at Veeam, those people weren't used to working from home. So there's a lot of uncertainty, I'll say for the first three or four weeks. But what very quickly picked up was the opportunity, I'll say, to focus more specifically on delivering things for our customers. And one of the things obviously that just exploded was use of digital technologies like Slack and Microsoft Teams. And as you say, Veeam was well-positioned to help customers as they moved towards this new normal, as they say. So what were some of the growth vectors that you guys saw specifically that were where you were helping your customers going to get through this time? Yeah, well, people always associate Veeam with doing data protection for the virtual environment, but two things really stood out last year as our emerging markets. One was Office 365. And I think that's due to the uptake of Microsoft Teams. I mean, if you look at the Microsoft results, you can see that people are doing SaaS and we were very well positioned to take advantage of that, help customers move towards collaborating online. So that was a huge growth vector for us. And the second one was cloud. We had more data moving to the cloud than ever before in Veeam history. And that continues on into 2021. You guys, let's talk more about that SaaS piece of your business. You were very early on in terms of SaaS data protection. You kind of had to educate the market. People are like, well, why do I need to back up my SaaS? Doesn't the cloud provider do that? And then you sort of, so you had to educate. So it was, you were early. But it's really paid off. Maybe talk about how that trend has benefited some of your customers.  And over the last four years, we've emerged into the market leader, the largest in protection for Office 365. And as you say, it was about education. Early on, people knew that they needed to protect exchange when they ran it on premises. And when they first went to the cloud, there was this expectation of, hey, Microsoft or my provider will do that for me. And very quickly, they realized that's not the case. And they're still the same threats. It might not be hardware failure, but certainly misconfiguration or deleted items or ransomware in 2021, sorry, 2020 was massive. And so we do data protection for exchange, for SharePoint online, for OneDrive, and most recently for Microsoft Teams. And so that data protection obviously helps organizations as they adopt Office 365 and SaaS technologies. I said in my last breaking analysis, when you look at the ETR data, Veeam has been really steady. Some competitors spike up, they come down. Others maybe aren't doing so well or the larger established players don't have as much momentum. It just seems like Veeam, even though you crossed the billion dollar revenue mark, you've been able to keep that spending momentum up. And I think it's, and I would observe, it's a function of your ability to identify that the waves and ride those waves and anticipate them. We just talked about SaaS, talked about virtualization, you were there, cloud, we'll talk about that more as well. Plus your execution, it seems like since the acquisition, by insight, you guys have continued to execute. I wonder if you could help the audience understand, how do you think about the phases that Veeam has gone through in its ascendancy and where you're headed? Yeah, so I look at it as three things. It's having the right product, but it's not just enough to have the right products. It's the right product, it's the right timing, and it's the right execution. So if you think about where Veeam started, it was all in data protection for vSphere, for the hypervisor, and that was right at the time when VMware was taking off and the modernized data center was being virtualized. And so that helped us grow, I'll say, into a $600 million company. But then about four years ago, we see the ascendancy of SaaS and specifically Office 365. And so we weren't first to market, but I would argue the timing with the best product, with the right execution has turned that into a massive, a very significant contribution to our bottom line. And then actually the third wave through 2020 is the adoption of cloud. We moved last year, 242 petabytes into cloud storage. And already in the first quarter of 2021, we've moved a hundred petabytes. So there's this massive adoption where migration of data into the cloud and Veeam has been positioned with the right product at the right time with the right execution to take advantage of that. So I wonder if you could help us quantify that. IDC data, IDC does a good job quantifying the market. Maybe you could share with us sort of your position there, maybe some of the growth that we're seeing. Can you add some color to that? Yeah, we have some very exciting results from the recent IDC report. So in the second half of 2020, we saw 17.9% year-over-year growth in our revenue. That was actually triple the closest competitor. And our sequential growth was over 21%. So massive growth. And all of that is on in the second half of the year, 563 million in revenue. So over a billion dollar company. So these aren't just 20% growth on small numbers. This is on a very significant number. And we see that continuing forward. We'll be announcing some things, I'm sure, at Vee Maan coming up in a few weeks here. But that trend continues. And again, it's the right product, right time with the right execution. Cloud continues to roll on. You're seeing solid, whether if you add them all up to big four, 30 plus percent growth, you're seeing Azure even higher growth. AWS is huge, Google growing, Google Cloud probably in the 60 to 70% range. So cloud still hot. It's kind of gone mainstream, but there still feels like there's a long way to go there. What's happening in cloud? You guys again, leaning in, riding that wave. What can you tell us? We are leaning in. You're going to see some things coming up at Vee Maan related to that. But two things I would say. One is we're in the marketplace of all three of the major hyper scalers. So there's a Vee backup for AWS, a Vee backup for Azure, and a Vee backup for GCT. And not only is there products that are purpose-built for those clouds in the marketplace. All three of them have integrations to the Corvine platform. And so this isn't just standalone products while it is in the marketplace. It's integrated into the full strategy around modern data protection for the organizations. And so I am thrilled about some of the things that we're going to be showing in there, but we're leaning in very closely with those. We think we're in early days, like I say, maybe first, second year, and it will be the next decade as they truly emerge into their dominant position. But even more than cloud, if you ask me what I get excited about looking forward, certainly cloud adoption is massive, but Kubernetes. That's what's enabling some of the hybrid models of both on-prem and cloud hosted, and we're clearly doing some things there as well. So I'm glad you brought that up because I think the first time I ever sort of stumbled into a company that was actually doing data protection for containers was at a Veeamon event. It was one of your exhibitors, and I was like, that's an interesting name. And yeah, of course you ended up buying the company, but so, you know, it's funny, right? Because containers have been around forever. And then when you started to see Kubernetes come to fore, containers were really ephemeral. They weren't persistent, but they didn't have state, but that's changing. I wonder if you could give us your perspective as to how you're thinking about that whole space. I truly believe that the third big wave of technology transformation, the first was around physical systems and mainframes and things, and then we went into the virtualized era. I think that the third world is not the cloud. I actually think it is containers. Now why containers? Because as you mentioned, Dave, they're ephemeral. They're designed for the world of consumption.  The whole thing about containers is that they're ephemeral and they're built for the consumption model. The other thing about containers is that they're highly portable. So you can run it on premises with OpenShift, but then you can move it to GKE or AKS or EKS or any of the big cloud platforms. So it definitely aligns with organizations' desire to modernize and to choose the infrastructure of best choice. Now, at the same time, the reason why they haven't taken off, I would argue as quickly as they could have is because they've been really complex. In early days, the complexity of containers was very difficult, but the platform or ecosystem is evolving. They are becoming more simple. And what is happening is IT operations teams are now considering the developer, their customer, and they're building self-service models for the developers to be more productive. So I think of this as platform ops and certainly backup and security is a part of this, but it is moving and we're seeing traction actually faster than I would have predicted in early 2020. Yeah, we've been putting forth this vision of a layer that abstracts the complexity of the underlying clouds, whether it's on-prem, across clouds, eventually the edge and containers are a linchpin to enabling that. Let's talk about Veeamon 2021. Show us a little leg, give us a preview. So we always come with the excitement and we always come with showing a sneak peek of what's to come. So certainly we're going to celebrate some of the big successes. We brought version 11 to market earlier this year that had security capabilities around ransomware, it had continuous data protection, it had a whole lot of things. So we're going to celebrate some of the products that have already recently launched, but we're also going to give a sneak peek of what's coming over 2021. Now, if you ask me what that is, we talk an awful lot about cloud. So you should expect to see things around Veeam backup for AWS and Azure and GCP. You should expect to see things around our Kubernetes data protection with our Casting Cape 10 product. You should expect to see evolution of capabilities with our SAS data protection with Office 365. So we're going to give a sneak peek of lots of things to come. And as always, we bring lots of innovation to the market. It's not just another checkbox theme. As always said, how can we do it differently? How can we do it better? And then we're going to show that to our customers at Veeam on. Well, we're always super excited to participate in the Veeam community. We've always had a lot of fun. They're great, great events. Yes, it's virtual, but you guys always have an interesting spin on things and make it fun. It's May 25th and 26th. It starts at 9 a.m. Eastern time. You go to Veeam.com and sign up. Make sure you do that and check out all the content. theCUBE, of course, will be there. I will be interviewing executives, customers, partners, there's tons of content for practitioners. And as always, you guys got the great demos and always a few surprises. So Danny, really looking forward to that and really appreciate your time on theCUBE today. Thank you, Dave. All right, and thank you for watching. This is Dave Vellante for theCUBE. Again, May 25th and 26th, 9 a.m. Eastern time.  We'll see you there.


Hello everyone and welcome back to another tutorial. In this video we're going to quickly show you a real well, a really quick way because there are these functions available in Excel that allow us to do a max and min calculation but using criteria and we can either use a single piece of criteria or we can use multiple criteria And what we're going to focus on in this video is using the multiple criteria So in our example as you'll see on the screen We've got a simple table on the left-hand side that gives us three fields We've got the year and we've got region and we've got revenue So the year just being it's either going to be current or previous and the region is then going to give us either Europe North America or Asia and then for each of those we've got a revenue So what we're going to do is use our multiple criteria max and min functions to enable us to find out what the max or minimum sale was for a particular Region and year Really easy for them to use and it works in the same vein is that the summits functions that we looked at previously So what we'll do is we'll just jump straight in and show you the function and to be honest It seems easy to step through it and understand as we go rather than sort of talk too much about it So what we're going to do is populate our tables that were grown aside here So you can see for max we've got our first criteria of we want the current year and we then want the Region of Europe and then we'll get a result and at the moment We're going to do exactly the same for the min as well So the current year region of Europe and then we can see what our minimum revenue was there So for max we need to do simply enter the function Which is equal max and then the words ifs at the end and you can see we now get our prompt on screen So you can see our range and the criteria you need to apply So the first thing you do is just to enter our range where this is max range This is just the range of values we want to look for our maximum number You can either select just the range or lazily what I'm going to do because there's nothing else in that field We're in that column. I'm just going to select the whole column of column D which contains our revenues Also, then that can hit the comma and we move into our first criteria range So for us that's going to be year So I'm just going to go and click column B and alternatively you could select from rows or cell reference B5 all the way through to a previous B 30 we've gone down to but like I say It's going to select the whole columns because for us there's no conflicting data in those columns that would cause us a problem So having said to that the first criteria we then move on to after having another comma is to select the word current So you could even make the reference was done here or you could type the word in quotations within this This section of the function We do another comma to move on to our second and final piece of criteria as you can see upon hitting that comma We have now got another criteria range popped up So we could use that if we wanted to but obviously we're just going to use the two So we just need to select our second and last which is column at C And then haven't selected that we're just going to select our second criteria of Europe Close our brackets and hit enter and you can see what the value returned of sixty seven thousand nine hundred sixteen pounds And we can quickly check that by going into our filters of year and selecting current And then going into our region and selecting Europe When it stops moving around and we can clearly see now from this filter view that sixty seven thousand nine hundred sixteen is our largest value So if you just clear those filters You're back to home. We can now do the same for min So all we need to do this time is the exact the same but this time we're going to use min ifs open our brackets And then we're going to select our revenue range where we obviously want to find our minimum value and draw comma We'll then select our first criteria range What's again is going to be the year column so column B for us our rain our criteria Should we say to apply to that range is the current and then our second and last range is C So for region and we can select our desired result of the region of Europe We close our brackets to enter we can now see we've got our minimum value of fifty four thousand one hundred seventy three We can again get to that by going into our filters go to current go into the region of Europe I won't lose a round and we can now clearly see that fifty four thousand one hundred seventy three is the minimum value for Europe And then the real benefit of obviously making these references dynamic is once we then go back here If you want to enter something else, so we want to maybe look at the year from after the previous year And we now want to look at maybe North America We can see that we obviously our results are now going to update for us and have curiosity We could also then see okay. Well out of the current year North America We can see our minimum is now We can see our maximum sorry if in North America in the previous year and it's our previous year as well So we can now see what the previous maximum was from North America on the previous year of seventy two thousand and last year Also the minimum for North America was twenty sort just short twenty eight thousand pounds So we hope you found those both useful Obviously Max and me and a really good functions on their own to be using so we can analyze data and see what our largest numbers are Using this multiple criteria Just allows us to be a bit more specific when we're analyzing the data So we can apply the multiple criteria as we have done here And as we mentioned and you just seen when we're using that prompt on screen We can apply more than just two criteria We have or alternative you just wanted the one piece of criteria Then you'd only need to provide information for that one piece of criteria So if you enjoyed the video, please do give the video a like it's greatly appreciate by us And it really does help out the channel if you haven't also Please do subscribe to the channel hit that bell notification button So you're notified of all of our future videos and we shall thank you very much and we shall see in the next video


It was gosh, 840 pounds. When I was in Mexico, I saw these scenes called Quata Mondes. Quata Monday, yamma. There is these things. Look at the tails on them. Quata Mondes, I believe, is what they're called. They look kind of like a raccoon fox. And I totally forgot about it last night. But when I was thinking about it this morning, what I saw in my thermals, I thought, I didn't know what it was. It looked like a giant raccoon, or a giant possum, but I knew it wasn't, because I'd already looked at possums in armadillos through my thermal. Mike is laughing, thinking it's a possum, and I'm like, dude, it's not a possum. That thing is coming right up for us, and it got right under the tree. I swear, y'all, it was Quata Monday. All right, it was making these weird gargle grunt sounds. I'd never heard anything like it. Let me know in the comments if you're a Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Mexico resident, know anything about this. Let me know about those grunts and gurgles and raccoon things with really long tails, and a real long tail. Dragging it butt on the ground, it was weird. My boy Outlaw is in Texas, and it's time to go visit him. He's doing a celebration. Million subscribers, he's going to ride a bull, ladies and gentlemen, and I just got to go see this. Well, we've arrived. Hey, hey! What's crackin', man? He's gonna move this whole pin around. Yeah, that's good. Give me a little something, buddy. How you feelin' right now? Dude, I am a... Did you see him rip that tape? Strong, man.  I'm your tape caddy. Look at that. That's the tape caddy for you. See, I'm used to ridin' big old bucks, you know? Just a piece of cake, you know? If you're gonna be talkin' about your bull ride, you gotta be wearin' your cowboy in. Bull ridein' cab right here. I shaped it myself, by the way. It's probably the greatest you've ever seen. What'd you use to shape it?  He asked me for a job shaping hats, and I almost hired him, and then I thought, better not. Liability. Liability, exactly. The steam, if the steam comes up, I just can't handle that kind of responsibility today. Well, are you ready? You serious, man? This ain't nothin', dude. Okay. I'm ready to do this thing. Glove, he's got the burrs, got the bull rope. Dude, I feel legit. This right here, dude? This for Sissy's, man. This right here is for Sissy's. I don't need that. It's not even my size, man. Girl's size. This is a cowbell for all him, the ladies, you know? Give it a dangle. I'm all team outlaw right now. I don't have the boots, but I brought the yellow glasses, the RT specials. He's gonna get on this mechanical situation, work his way up to greatness, right? I don't even need to, but they're just, you know, like... It's precautionary measures on their part, not even for him, really. Yeah, man, for me. I've ridden plenty of bulls before, in bars and stuff, the ones in the bars, you know, they can, it's mechanical, so they can really ramp it up, you know? Yeah, they're trying to get their money back, so they ride more often, you gotta put more money in, so it's even more extreme, the deal, yeah. Look how I love it. Let's get an Easter egg, come on, man. Right here? Like this? Hashtag bull rider. Ripple? I ain't scared. Tickle the ripple? I'm about to tickle the ripple. It's a damn straight. Dude, he's kind of large. Look at them things, dude. Some big old swings. Some Wavos, man. I know OSG, she likes them avocados, dude. I bet she wish she had some of that size. Those are Mando avocados. Yeah. That's a big coin purse right there. God, dude, it's hard to breathe out here. Keep your right butt cheek on his back bone. If you're sitting off the side, I'll throw you on the side instead of going straight. I got this, man. Okay. Kind of. I'd like it to be about 30 degrees cooler. I feel like I'm bringing in that hot air, I'm just breathing dust right in, you know. You're bringing that hot Colorado pronghorn coin purse deer sweat with you. Straight off the range, man. Hey, do you actually have experience? You what? Do you actually have experience doing this? Got a couple of bell buckles, you know what I'm saying? Been a bottom out the store, but... Just witnessed outlaw riding on the mechanical. It's gonna be a pretty sweet video. So if you haven't subscribed, over at the old Outlaw channel, actually gonna give you a secondary hug for reaching a million subscribers. All right, man, thanks, dude. Which I have not actually congratulated you, so thank you. I mean, thank me is what I'm saying. For getting you there, because it's really all about... Collaboration. The freaks got you there, probably. Hard for me to say thank you a lot because I've got such a big ego that I try to calm down. It's not my fault. I was just born that way. Love you fishing freaks, man. Love coming to the LNG town to see y'all. And you're gonna come down in the tree house. Yes, sir, dude. Next month, we're gonna come down and then it's hunting season, boy. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. Y'all get ready for it. Yes, I can. My buddy here is getting strapped in. Pro expertise from old Dale. Let's check in and see what they're doing. Cody. Game time, dude. Man, we're gonna give it a go. This little red bull, he's had a couple outlets. He kind of knows the game a little bit, but overall, I think, feel pretty confident. I think we'll have a good day. Yeah, man. How you feeling, outlaw? I'm ready, dude. Just got in there. Cody there. He's one of the premier bullfighters in the country. He's here to make sure our outlaw doesn't get stomped into the ground. Hey, what's Dale? He's a professional hair grower. Probably know him. I'll have him linked down below if you haven't. But, Dale, give us what's gonna happen to old outlaw. I'm a little scared for his life. You know who's not scared is outlaw, and that worries me. First, he's gonna get on Rickle, which is this black muley. Muley meaning he has no horns. Little bit more of a herd bull. And I think he's wanting to get on Baxter. Baxter is, he's for real. Like, that's a rodeo bull right there. And, like, certified. Certified rodeo bull. It's part of the Winnebago Buckers. I just don't know if it's ready. Let's give, like, a grade level on Tickler. What's his name? Rickle. Okay, do you think he's gonna get tickled on Rickle, or do you think he's gonna conquer Rickle? He's gonna conquer Rickle. And then, okay. So, he's never been on a bull. He's gonna conquer him. That's the level I'm putting Rickle at. So, he's gonna give maximum confidence out of Rickle over there.  Less than one second. It's nothing against outlaw. Let's just look at him. Just a different meaner. You could just, I mean, that's just a whole different animal right there. Like, he was born with a different purpose as entertainment. It's gonna be entertaining today. There you have it, folks. Fighting Texas Aggie. Class of nine. I'm a 08, by the way. We know what we're talking about. That's what I know. Oh, eggs. Just some old eggs. Just some old eggs out here. Just some old eggs rodeoing. Go see what happens to old outlaw. Stick around, it's gonna get real interesting. Just some old eggs trying to get out of a gate. I was wet, I was gonna say, let's insert your Aggie joke right here, folks. In our defense, we're not engineering majors. I studied fish. He studied cattle. I'll do everything I can to keep you safe, but when it comes down to, you know, when you hit that drone, you need to get up and get out of there. I'm like a scarecrow of sweat, man. Just like a bee. I gotta say, I was impressed. Dale, what do you got on that? Thoroughly impressed with his first bull ride. People's first bull ride don't go that way. Real talk. I mean, he had a good instructor, though. He looked like he actually knew what he was doing.  Yeah, you think he got a little cocky because it actually went pretty decent there. I'm gonna start calling him cocky. Picklebee Gibbons. Picklebee Gibbons. Picklebee's a bull rider. Look, he looks like my beard. He likes to sometimes take a dump in here, and I'll yell at him. That's why he was a little sheepish around me. I'm ready, man. I just need to cool off, and he needs to cool off right there. God, come on now. Come on. It's time for the big boy now, Baxter. Hang on to your butts. Ladies and gents, he has done it. I was out here helping him film this little deal. You guys make sure to go watch his video, his millionth subscriber, congratulations video. He did it for you guys, so I think it's awesome. I know some of you have gone over to his channel from here, so make sure you go watch that. I was a little scared behind the camera, filled with him, knowing that there was a huge bull riding over him, and actually ripped his jeans and stepped on his calf, so it was kind of a close call. It was the real deal, I assure you. I assure you, it was real. And I got to meet some cool guys out here. I got to meet Cody, one of the best bullfighters in the country, and Old Dale. Dale is certainly a character. May have to take Old Dale fishing. Let me know in the comments if you guys think that'd be a cool idea. And I think this is my last little trip on the road, even though I'm not far from home. Before OSG is about to pop, I'm talking about little Emmy is out to here. So I gotta head back home, guys. But thank you so much for being here today. Y'all know what to do. Go ahead and subscribe for more action. Don't forget to hit the ding-dongs for all the notifications. Go follow my boy Outlaw, go follow Old Dale, and I'll see you guys on the next one.


homelessness, drug ODs, violent crime, and psychosis threatened to overwhelm the public safety once considered basic to the country's major cities. Wow, looks like there's one writer whose BLM T-shirt didn't save him from a mugging. I hope his biggest problem now is how to get that Biden-Harris bumper sticker off his Audi. Okay. But of course, some true believers. What's going on with JF Garapy? So someone comments on Twitter that his personal life is insane. JF says, indeed, not by my choice though, I love life rather relaxed personally. That's absolute delusion, right? JF loves chaos. He thrives on dysfunction. This is his choice. This is the life that he built. I built the life I've got, right? Life I've got right now. I chose it. I built it willingly, unwillingly, wittingly, unwittingly. This life is what I chose. And JF's life is what he chose too, right? I mean, the people that we attract into our life that we have relationships with are dramatic reflections of us. Breaking international dissonant right news coming out of your life. We weren't expecting to do this one tonight. I guarantee you that. But we are breaking international drama news of the likes nobody was expecting here from JF Garapy saying that the police in Canada are looking for Mama JF because into Mama JF fashion, she has left our home in June and has disappeared from the map. I am sure that Mama JF is fine. I know she has been safe for at least two days after I dropped her where she wanted in June. Mama JF left our home entirely voluntarily to go live a life of adventure wherever it would bring her. But I can't do the French accent, I'm super sorry about that. But since she has electronically disappeared, but since she has electronically disappeared, not connecting to her cell phone or dating me or her family. I ask anyone who would have encountered her to just notify the police so that they can know she's safe. And I ask her if she wants to leave a note to the police, me or her family to ensure everyone of her safety. If you want to send an encrypted tip anonymously, I can receive the JF Garapy app proton, not me. Not making this up. Mama JF's missing. I can add a bit more context to this. Canadian police, I don't know anything about disappearance. I mean drama, old alt-right content, which I'll do in a moment, but we'll just follow up somebody asked JF a couple of questions here. Somebody said, you were the last known person to see her since June. And JF says, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No, she hasn't been traveling and leaving an electronic trace far from mine. So I do not expect to be a suspect in her disappearance. Okay, JF. Okay there, dude. All right, so we're confirming there. Confirming, JF's confirming. Wouldn't somebody say that? You really covered your bases then, huh? So just to be clear, in case of any misconstrued sense that I'm making any allegations, I want to be absolutely clear that JF has not buried Mama JF under the patio, okay? That has not happened, okay? There is absolutely no reason why JF should be a suspect in the disappearance of Mama JF. Everybody, oh we've got that clear. Now just for the little bit of context then, I promised you I'd give you is, if you've not been following up on the JF, Mama JF law and history, well I won't give you the full backstory, you have to know JF and Mama JF is. He's a Canadian YouTuber, started one of the early guys on the alt-right basically. Now Mama JF is an interesting character, but she did leave him a little while ago, publicly and this was widely reported by JF himself when the very immediate next day, he did a contest for a new wife and invited applications from his viewers to become his new Mama JF. Now despite receiving many requests from adoring fan girls around the world, wishing to become the new Mama JF, fly up to Canada and become the new breeding partner for JF to inseminate. His words, not mine, that's what he was looking for. He was looking for a lady ready for insemination. Despite this, all those searches and the contest for a new Mama JF fell through and what happened was Mama JF returned to the home that she, we don't know because JF is pretty private about what goes on about his relationship with Mama JF and stuff. He was very private. He always avoids questions about particularities to do with, for instance, I'll just say it, whether they have any children. Now this is on the back of the fact that one of his main talking points is the importance of having children. And so in order to do this talking about having children, it's pretty hard to hide the fact as to whether you're currently parenting. And so for a long time doing his show, he's spoken as if he was currently parenting, not just being an absent father, for instance, paying by his own will or non-will and paying like support to another mother, which I think we do know exists somewhere else from previous marriage or relationship as well as anything else. But so Jeff talks about the importance of procreating and having babies. And doing this, he would often speak as if it was something he was currently doing. And then when Mama JF left, this time that I just told you about when they had the, when JF had the contest for a new wife, there was some real weird moment where he said, she has left me, however, she has left me with a very special present. And the inference basically is, was, and was taken by many in the audience to be a baby. That somehow, without any of the viewers really noticing, somehow Mama JF, at some point, had had a baby with JF and effectively had left the baby in the home there with JF. Now also, during this period of time while she was gone, there were a couple of instances where doing Jeff, he would also say to corroborate this line of thinking, this evidence that there was a baby that he was now caring for alone, at least one. He would say like, it was suddenly, there were suddenly many more family commitments there in your mind, this would otherwise be an empty house apart from JF. He was talking about suddenly many more family commitments that Mama JF was no longer there, et cetera. But also, there was a couple of occasions, at least a couple that I noticed myself were, in this period of time where Mama JF disappeared, there was a sound of a baby crying that could be heard on the show. And all of a sudden JF would go, I have to go for a moment and suddenly mute and turn the camera black and then come back and go, everything is fine, everybody, it did just a moment.  So the body of evidence suggests there was a baby. There was a baby. I even joked, we don't know if Mama JF has had the baby or stolen it. But there was a baby involved, at least. Now fast forward to June, I believe it was, of this year. So now June, July, August, September, where in October, about four months ago, I kind of went around when I just stopped streaming because I was gonna stream about it, I remember. Mama JF has since left JF again.  And I noticed this because somebody, if I could find it for you if I had to prepare, I'd have the tweet to show you. But it was somewhere in June, June the 7th or something like that. Somebody had said to JF, where is Mama JF? I hope she's okay. And he replied, she had left me again. And then since he's talked about it on the show that Mama JF is no longer around. A few months. Okay, here's a video of JF got a P. Personal that I'm forced to talk about at this point. It's, I've been wanting to keep it relatively calmer and less public, but I've been forced by the various events because people have discovered about it. And so I might as well talk about it instead of letting rumors develop and all of the messy information that can stem from it. So yeah, it's the disappearance of Mama JF. Mama JF has been disappearing in the sense of not leaving any contact, not leaving information about where she was. And I titled my episode, The Cost of Liberty because I didn't want any of this. I'm just a family guy and I've always been wanting to provide and secure for people around me. But there is one thing I cannot do in our society. I cannot stop you from doing crazy stuff. I cannot stop you from exposing yourself to risks when you say the words, I want to do it. When you claim your own liberty, you are on your own. No, we cannot stop what other people say and do. We have no power. I can introduce someone to a book and they can blow up their life over it. And that's not on me. That's on them, right? Other people act and speak for their own reasons. On the other hand, we do have some influence over people. Oh, and I cannot do anything to protect you. And so that, I don't know if Mama Jeff is in danger. I don't know where she is, but at this point I'm forced to talk about it because people are spreading rumors on the internet because, so I'll just give you my perspective on all of this and you know, people are accusing me of murder on the internet. It's like, you guys don't know, you guys don't know the police. I've been speaking with the feds on an everyday basis for a couple of days now for maybe, I don't know, maybe a couple of days. For a couple of days I've been speaking to the police on a regular basis. With all stems from Mama Jeff, you guys know, and I've stated it publicly in June, she left. She didn't want, I mean, it's not even clear why she left and she's done it in the past. You guys have seen it. We've been following the show for years. She wanted to go away. So that's all we often know with Mama Jeff. She wants to go away. She had done it once and had come back to us weeks after and you remember, she came on the show on the day she came back and she said something along the lines of, well, I touch you, you didn't want to be with me anymore. And so... Moments ago, we're now fast forwarded to a few moments ago where Jeff has just put out on Twitter that the police in Canada are looking for Mama Jeff. Ha, ha, ha, we have a theory in chat here that again, just to, we must phrase all this as alleged. Somebody here in the chat alleges that no white guilt has done it to silence her. Well, that's another story in its entirety. Yeah, Mama Jeff was absolutely scared to death of the character who goes by the name, no white guilt, because he has a particularly intense look that just scared to death, triggered something from her past. She just started screaming at him. Sad situation for the potato was very much indeed, very much indeed, but again, just to be clear. Okay, let's see. What else we got here? Oh, and I said to her, no, no, you left of your own will. But she says yes, and then she says yes, but I thought you wanted me to leave. That is sometimes the state of delusion in female minds and I can't do anything about this. I have zero control over this. If we were in the Christian Society of 1920, maybe I could file some report and say, hey, my wife is a little crazy, she's a little out there. Can I control, can I own her basically? And I'm sure that there were, I mean, basically you didn't have to file that paper in 1920s because in the 1920s, this was called mariage. But we are not in the 1920s and we are in 2023 where we have an experiment going on in society.  Well, what happens is that they sometimes make bad decisions. So in June, she left and two days after leaving, so she left and she had a whole plan. She had bought camping materials, she was on her way to some sort of survivalist trip from what I understood. It looked like she was preparing for life in the wild. She promised me when she left that she would always be reachable and that I would be able to reach her to deal with all of the official papers, that she owns a lot of stuff and sometimes I need her signature and I was like, and although we do have legal remedies for this, I was like, if you totally disappear, you might put me in trouble on some bills, on some getting utilities and everything. So she promised to me that she wouldn't fully disappear. And she went away. And two days later, she talked to me on the phone and sent a message. But by the way, everything I tell you is things I have told to the police. So it's not, there's no secret coming out that you guys are hearing. It might be secret from a public perspective, but it's all things that the feds have been knowing for a couple of days. So the last message that she sends me in June, two days after leaving, and it had been apparent, I think I may have been in contact for a couple of times during these two days. So I was sure that she was progressing through whatever trip she wanted to do. I knew that she was still alive. But two days after leaving, she says, I have changed my plans. I will not hold my promise toward you. I will not be reachable. And it's like, okay, she says I have a new plan. And I'm like, does your new plan involve any sort of attack against me or the family? Because you guys know how important that is to me. She says, you don't have to be worried. My new plan does not involve you. I'm just going to change cell phone. Now I knew that she had left without any sort of electronic tracking. You know how the police can track you with your credit card, with your debit card?  So when she said that to me through text, I conclude that, okay, she's going off grid.  And kind of in her, in her fashion. I mean, that's the way my magic is. So changing her phone to me, it meant I'm dropping potentially my own identity behind. I'm potentially disappearing in nature. I'm potentially, I mean, she could be anywhere from there. So, and that's what I was explaining to the police. You know, Mama JF, you remember the story she told on her video on YouTube where she talked about crossing the border in Spain and in the enclaves of Spain and North Africa?  And I was kind of telling that to the police, jokingly, half jokingly, but it's like she's a professional fugitive who doesn't commit crimes. So she's going to be hiding from you as hard as she can while also not having anything to reproach to herself. But that's just how she is. So I mean, she's, and so from there, I'm like, I'm going to drop myself behind. I'm going to disappear. You're not going to be able to reach me. So that is what I've been knowing since June.  This is a willing woman, a willing adult woman doing her willing stuff. So I've not called the police because in my view, there was no evidence of criminality. There was no evidence of distress. It looked like to me, someone who has decided to go survivalism. Will I report someone for being survivalist? I mean, this reminds me of the Facebook post.  That is literally one of the Facebook posts, but I don't want to be in the society where buying camping material gets you reported to the feds. And I am bound, I am bound to Mama J.S. and Teras because I've loved her and I still love her and I still consider myself allied to her forever. Forever, no matter what she does, even if she goes out there getting other boyfriends, I consider myself tied to her forever. So at this point, I'm in front of this information and I've decided that this was not warranting a call to the police in June. And I've spoken to her, I've spoken to her family and they thought similarly, you know, this is Mama J.F. She is an out there woman and it's not the first time she does this. Okay, I'm going to take off. Now I'll talk to you blogs later. Bye-bye.