The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good. Billy Ray feeling good, Lewis. Well, we're going to show a little bit different chart to start off the show. This is the chart of Federal Express. Those of you that were on the show yesterday, you remember the gentleman from John from Colorado called in and bought the stock at $249 on the APCD pattern. And he wanted to know with earnings coming out what he should do. And I said, well, you're basically looking at something that's really negative here. I posted the chart and it opened down $25, folks, in FedEx because of bad earnings. The reason why I was so nervous was three reasons. First of all, the APCD pattern had completed and it went below the area where we thought it was going to go to by just a little bit, but we were below the 78% level. That was the main thing to look at. Okay, second thing is it's a weaker than market stock. And the third thing is you have unlimited risk coming in to our earnings and look what happened. And believe it or not, the gentleman called me early this morning and thanked me because what he did was he bought it at $249, it rallied up to $253, which was his first profit objective. And so he decided to get out and not take the risk and he turned out to be a good thing. But that's the main thing that we try to talk about here, folks. It's not the amount of money that you make. It's the amount of money that you don't lose. Look at the difference between a $4 profit and a $25 loss. That's a huge difference and that's the risk. See, that's the big unknown and that's what happens with these earning things. So let's remind ourselves when you see that, add up and make sure that you... Now, if this trend had been up or something, totally different, but that's not it. We're seeing corrections in Facebook and other things that are also very, very important. Now, let's go across... By the way, today our guest is hopefully going to be Jeff Hughes of Alpha Insights. But as you can imagine, folks, with the volatility that we're seeing now in the market, some of these folks like Stan Harley the other yesterday were just not able to make it. So we understand where it's coming from. So let's pay close attention to these things when they do come on because they've been very good at what they're doing. I'm going to cover the European markets and then I've got a real interesting question from Mike up in the Northwest and I think you'll like to hear that story. Here is the chart of the FTSE. As you can see here, we had that double bottom. You can see the monster rally that we've had. We made it all the way up to the 61% retracement with all kinds of gaps and everything because there's so much emotionalism in these markets that's not to be unexpected. And then, of course, if we look at the German DAX here, you can see here that we've done pretty much the same thing. We made much lower lows in the German DAX than we did in the FTSE, but you can see the FTSE now looks like it's getting... Excuse me, the German DAX looks like it's completing a ABCD-Gartley pattern up there at around 15,625. So that's it. Now the question that Mike up in the Northwest asked was how did I learn how to do some of these patterns? And folks, basically what I did was I knew what these patterns were. I didn't quite understand all the ratios until 1988 when I met Bryce Gilmore in Chicago. He really showed me how all these ratios fit together. He had a program called the Wave Trader. And the Wave Trader basically went in and measured all the swings and relations of those swings so that you could see them in live, just watching them unfold as they were making, and it had a scale from 1 to 10. In other words, if you had three major ratios at a spot or seven or eight, whatever it happened to be, it gave you a ratio from 1 to 10. Well, when you saw 8, 9, or 10 on the Wave Trader, you knew that something was getting ready to happen. I'll give you a rough idea of what this is. Let me just show you. This happens to be the Percevento Index thing that's in the Ensign program. This is very similar to the Wave Trader, a simplistic way of using what the Wave Trader did, but I'll show you how I worked around it. Basically it just shows you all the ratios and proportions of these ratios. Now the Wave Trader was a little different because it put them in color. Well, I can put those in color in the Ensign program easily. When Bryce used to come from 1988 to 1994, he came to Pismo Beach and spent at least two or three months every year with me at the trading home there where 20 men lived and where we all traded from. It was a great time, but he certainly knew these markets better than anybody, but he explained all these ratios of the square roots of five and the sacred ratios of geometry of which the Fibonacci summation sequence is part of. So all I do is I watch these particular patterns form and what happened to me in 2000, I happened to be living here in Tucson and the folks up at Ensign were having a seminar for the weekend up there. It was a trading seminar. They asked me if I would come up and trade for a day with them. So I said I did and when I was up there and I'm very close to the Arrington family and we hung out together and they asked me what they could do for me and I said well, I've been trying to get this thing like the wave trader for a long time but I've tried other people that tried to do these ratios for me. They couldn't do it and he says what do you want? So I showed him what I wanted to do on paper and how these ratios interconnect between ABCD and the moves down and all that stuff and he said well that doesn't seem too hard. Well, what I had paid close to $50,000 for and got nothing, they did it over the weekend and that's what you're seeing right here on this chart is. This is the Persevento patterns are doing now. The way I do it, I mean I don't use these patterns as much anymore because I've got little patterns that they built into the thing. This happens to be natural gas that we're looking at but all I do now is I take these same things. Now what you're going to be looking at now is the same chart that I was looking at before only I've taken out all of the swings other than I put the ratios on. You can see the ratios between highs and lows but the Ensign folks put a graph in there so that I can actually connect the highs and lows and make it in color just like what Bryce did for the wave trader. So I don't have a scale of 1 to 10 but I have patterns that I really believe in. Like if I see an ABCD and a three drive to a bottom pattern that tells me that that's a strong probability that this is a very low trading opportunity. Do I know it's going to work? Heck no, I don't know it's going to work but what I can do is I can determine whether this is going to be a low-risk trade or a high-risk trade. High-risk trade I have no interest in. Like yesterday in that FedEx that's what that was. It was a high-risk trade and the reason for as high-risk trade is A it's okay to trade against the trend but the big unknown there was the earnings. It would be like going into a currency or a gold or a bond right into Fed time where there might be an announcement. See that's risk off folks. You don't want to stay away from there. That's where the risk on. You don't want to be there. You want to be when risk is off where you can control it. See during these times of news announcements and earnings and Fed which is today it makes it really, really difficult to look at these things.  That's the real key to this. I hope that answers Mike's question and if it doesn't you can get in touch with me in the usual way Larry Pesavento at gmail.com and we'll do it. By the way on the yesterday we were talking about the family that needed help here. I want to thank Big Bubba down there in Fair Day Louisiana a good friend and a big supporter. He asked for the contact number of the folks and made a phone call and boy oh boy did he help somebody. Anyway we'll be right back folks 877-976648. This can rise and fall like the tides. Subscribe to Basil Chapman's newsletter, the opening call and you too can ride the wave. Basil Chapman is an authority in technical analysis. His Chapman Wave trading system has been helping traders identify trends and capitalize on momentum in the markets since 1984. 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Now if you'll look at those colored lines when I used to get my charts for commodity perspective you know back in the early 70s and 80s you know basically I would get these big 11 by 14 charts and I would draw those lines in between with my pencil and ruler and then when I was finished with the chart my little daughter who was about seven or eight would go in even when she was younger she would take the old chart cut it out and then she would cut the pattern with her little plastic scissors and then she would color in the little little triangles that were there. Each one would be a different color and then when she was finished with it she would take a piece of scotch tape and she would put it on the refrigerator. Well I started looking at those and the girls called them a butterfly because that's what they look like and sometimes they look like butterflies and so that's why I called it the butterfly pattern. I called it the Gartley 222 pattern because on page 222 of Gartley Book he took well over two and a half pages to describe that one particular pattern that was the only time in that 600 page book that he spent three pages describing a pattern so I figured he was trying to tell us something and certainly he was because it's the basis of what Mandelbrot talked about in fractal geometry where AB equals CD as old Mark Douglas used to say. So that's pretty much what we're looking at. The S&P question is why do the ratios work some of the time and not all the time? Folks I don't know the answer to that and frankly I don't care what the answer is because they work often but it's predictable and that's what Andrew Lowe did in his book The Non-Random Walk Down Wall Street using all those formulas. They're predictable within limits and not only are they predictable with limits the most important thing is they repeat over and over again that's what we see every day here at TFNN when we're going through some of these things. It's the same thing over and over again. That's why sometimes it seems a little boring to see but I don't know which ones are going to work and I really frankly don't care. I'm looking at the ones that basically fit up to what we're trying to see. Anyway let's talk just a little bit more about the wave trader. I have to talk to you about Bryce Gilmore because I got to know him very well during those six years and he was incredibly smart and he was certainly involved in the markets a great deal as you can imagine but he would come and stay at the house and we would have breakfast with Steve Shapiro and his mother if she would cook for us and we would have this one every Wednesday we'd have this great breakfast and that day there was a big day because he had done a lot of work on Treasury bonds and he said this is going to be a big day in Treasury bonds so we've got to get ready and then so he he was from Australia so he couldn't trade in the U.S. because at that time you couldn't do it. I don't know if you still can. Yeah I'm sure you can now but back in those days you couldn't and so I let him trade in my account and he said what do you want to do and he said well I want to sell six Treasury bonds and we'll just use the price that we've got today at 164.01 I want to sell six of them and I want to buy stop at 164.02 and I said I said Bryce I said you can't do that I said that's a stupid order I said because that's just one tick that's just one bid that's just a waste of money and he looked at me and he said let me tell you something he said I want to sell them at 164.01 and if they see 164.02 I'm going to take these fricking books of all his market books I'm going to take them out to that pier at Pacific Ocean at Pismo Beach and he said I'm going to throw them into water and I'm going down to Los Angeles buy a few exotic cars like Mustangs and I'm going back to Australia and you'll never hear or see from me again Steve and I was Steve Shapiro and I were just laughing I have to get Steve on the show to tell that story too I said you can't do it he said I want to do it I said pick up the phone and I put the order in at 164.01 and we waited for two hours it hit 164.01 that went on for a solid hour folks and I knew doing that that it had to see 164.02 at least to get those stops that had to be there so he's getting ready to play golf by now it's about 10.30 in the morning and we were on the upstairs part of the house with his little balcony there and he called down from his car he's putting his golf clubs in his thing he says how's it doing and I said well I said I got filled and I said actually it's broken a half a point which was 500 bucks on six contracts that was three grand and he said cover the position I said hey if you're strong about this big he said three grand is three grand I said okay and so I went to the machine and remember we don't have this fancy stuff I had to pick up the telephone and call in by the time I got through four ticks better and it ended up being down a point and a half on the day which was a huge move you're talking 1500 times six was 9000 he made I think he made like three grand and he could have made 9000 so we go to early dinner that night around five o'clock we had guests coming in from Chicago so we went to our favorite steak place I never mentioned it not during the whole time and the reason why I knew if I did that was going to put a scrawl on his face so the next morning I'm in the trading room and he's up really early and he said hey why didn't you tell me about that the fill in the treasury bonds while we were at dinner and I said hey I said you had a great trade there and I said I didn't want to spoil it or anything and I said Daniel was right and I had to say this time I said do you know what the high in the bonds were today Bryce and he said no I said 164.02 and he would have been stopped out and I didn't put the stop in because I thought that was stupid and so anyway it turned out to be okay we laughed about it and everything so that's neither here to there hopefully we're going to have Jeff huge on it to break here I want to share a really great chart here about the economy and technical stuff that I don't understand and that is you'll look here this is a palladium going back many many years more than 20 years you can see the relationship between the stock market the candlestick chart is the palladium the blue line is the New York Stock Exchange index and you can see they peak and move very very closely and you can see the big move we've had here look at the big drop we've had in palladium here this past two months so that's telling you that there's something not quite right this chart comes from our good friend Jim Bartolioni who's going to be our guest here in a couple weeks and he's always fun to talk about he's one of the the F-18 pilots from the Navy that I was able to train over the years we're going to take a little break here hopefully we're going to have Jeff huge of alpha insights 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Hey I'm terrific Larry how are you? Very good Jeff I did not get any charts to post did I miss something? Well I sent you my weekly I think probably on Sunday Oh yeah I got that can I get that at www trade exchange or which which is the best place to do it? Well I sent it to your email on Sunday night. Yeah yeah I could resend it right now if you want. No I've got it I've got it I've got it I'll just get it up here and I will be able to be able to figure out which ones you want to show because well yeah Shucks I yeah I don't know which ones to show now I might be in a difficult place because I I don't have a a whole great technical stuff in my skills are very very limited why don't you just take the first few minutes here take the first 5 minutes or so 10 minutes and tell the folks what you're seeing in the market in general then we'll look at the charts when we come up to the first break how's that because what you've shown us over the months has just been too important not to post so tell us what you're looking at here Jeff. Absolutely so Larry you know we have been tactically bearish on the market since early August we were a couple of weeks too early the market S&P 500 that is actually peaked on September 2nd the Dow actually peaked on August 16th and then of course the Nasdaq index is peaked on the 7th one of the things that I think is interesting is you know part of the bull case has been all the cash on the sidelines about four and a half trillion dollars sitting in money market funds right and we saw data going into September that confirmed that and then heard through our sources that a great deal of that cash on the sidelines had been drawn down in the first week of September and deployed into equities which I think was interesting because you saw that price action reflected and we saw the markets rally into those highs and then of course the second week of September we started to see some sell off and then that follow through on Monday was fairly dramatic taking out the 50 day moving average for the first time definitively on a daily closing basis and then actually trading all the way down to the 100 day moving average and holding that level pretty steadily and rallying sharply off that through today's price action now our view at this point is that this rally is a counter trend rally and that we've actually put in atop and one of the reasons we believe that is because we've identified a very common pattern that evolves at the very terminal stage of a trend it's known as an ending diagonal triangle it's an Elliott wave formation and once that ending diagonal triangle was resolved to the downside in other words we've peaked at the top of the upper boundary and broken down through the lower boundary convincingly which we certainly have then it confirms a trend reversal and so the only real question on our mind at this point is what magnitude of the decline should we expect is this a and what degree of trend did we top at top at cycle wave degree or did we top at primary wave degree or did we top at intermediate term wave degree and so you know right now we are always focused on the worst case just to defend capital and so we're assuming we've seen at least the cycle degree and that we have a fairly significant downside to look forward to now the best case scenario would be that this is you know your garden variety corrections something in the neighborhood of around 10% which would bring us all the way back down to about the 200 day moving average which we haven't seen for almost a year and a half now so it's about due and if we did get that pull back to say around the 4,000 level on the S&P 500 we could then as long as it holds obviously we could then project upside to around 5,000 on the S&P but that that's kind of our alternate view our preferred view at this point is that we've topped and that this is going to be something way more significant at least a 20% correction and that would take us down into kind of the 3,600 range but more importantly we think this could be something in the neighborhood of about a 50% retracement of the entire bull market advance off the 2009 low so that 12 year bull market advance and if we saw a 50% retracement that would bring us down into around the 2,600 range on the S&P 500 2,600 they're going to be checking a few compasses at the old geometry room if that happens for heaven's sakes wow that is really I could see that very very easily just because just looking at what's happening with the type of people they're in the market I have nothing against Robin Hood or Reddit or any of these things but these are the same type of people that I can remember back in the dot com bubble if you remember Jeff where if the phone rang on the desk there was a potential sale the stock would jump 25% we're seeing not quite that dramatic but it's still very very dramatic on the straight up move that we've had so far here now we have we have got two more minutes before the next break but we've got a couple of questions here that I would like to bring to your attention that some listeners have asked about is what is you have several levels of service can you tell us what your basic service is and what you offer because you're a real professional so tell the folks what you give people happy to yeah so we publish something called alpha insights which is our I would call it a chart compendium but we publish review and outlook every month so it's a big 100 page chart compendium that looks at all global markets US, Europe, Asia we also cover commodities currencies crypto and rates we do security selection we do sector rotation we do country rotation so you know we have a variety of different sort of models that we publish in this monthly publication and then every week we publish what we call the weekly playbook for alpha insights and that really takes kind of a more shorter term look at what's changed between the monthly publication so what our things evolving week to week and then we try and 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then hit watch tiger tv okay we're back folks unfortunately Jeff was nice enough to send the charge to me that he was talking about in his letter we talk a little bit about the second chart about how the fed is putting money into the system I think the folks would like to hear your description of what's going on on how they make it accommodative well what's happening out there is the fed is basically buying assets and they're buying about 80 billion dollars worth of treasury bonds and bills every single month and they're also buying another 40 billion dollars worth of mortgage backed securities so they have been building up this treasure trove to about 8.5 trillion dollars on their balance sheet at this point now this is obviously a sharp change from kind of the pre great financial crisis period going back to say mid 2008 and you know the move from about a trillion dollars to on our way to 9 trillion seems like it's something that is unsustainable and the first evidence of that is the fact that the feds already indicated at their Jackson Hole symposium that they do intend to begin tapering off those asset purchases and we're going to find out today at 2 o'clock eastern time kind of the timeline for that hopefully so most analysts and economists out there are focused in on November start date so sometime in November the fed should probably begin tapering off those buys so instead of buying you know 120 billion dollars every single month that might slip down to maybe 108 billion in November and then it might drop into something under 100 billion in December and you know gradually get back down to zero so that they're no longer quantitative easing Oh wow that'll make a big difference I would think in people's perceptions anyway well it's been one of the main you know legs in the stool of the bull market I think this this accommodative you know high liquidity environment has really created the money necessary to go into stocks and I think once they shut off the spigot or at least you know dial it back it's going to have an impact certainly on the rate of change in equities okay now the next slide that's really interesting to me is that's money on the sidelines you want to explain to the folks what this chart's about yeah like I said this is about four and a half trillion dollars that is in money market funds going into the month of September so you know we've seen quite a drawdown on that in the first week of September estimates now are that it's probably sub four trillion but you know a lot of people are focused on the absolute dollar value the real thing to focus on is the percentage of market cap and so you know at around four trillion dollars versus fifty two trillion dollars in total market cap in the U.S. you're really looking at something you know around seven percent the all-time record low is about five percent so it's not a really high percentage of market cap in fact you look back to 2009 we had about that same of you know amount of cash on the sidelines around four trillion but the market cap of the S&P 500 back then was only about twenty trillion so you know as a percentage it was much much higher is about twenty percent but now we're down to around seven percent it's really not a substantial a driver of stock performance as it was many years ago well now the next one that's one of my all-time favorites because I happen to know Richard Russell and that's about the Dow theory and you have a two great charts here on the Dow Jones industrial average and the transportation and how they're diverging do you want to tell the folks your theory behind this yeah so this is one of the you know long standing classic theories discipline of technical analysis is that really the key intermarket indexes and sectors should advance together and confirm one another's progress during a bull market phase by simply making new all-time eyes and near synchronicity so there's really no intermarket relationship that's deemed to be more important than that between the Dow Jones industrial and Dow Jones transports and just by way of background Charles Dow who's the founder of the Wall Street Journal back in 1889 he famously observed that the industrials when they were engaged in some form of sustained advance making new new highs the transports would confirm you know the bullish trend by also making new highs but when the transports failed to make new highs along with the industrials the bull trend tended to fail as well and so Dow really deduced that the producers of goods as they were experiencing increase in demand that the transporters of those goods should also be seeing an increase in demand and that the market would then reflect those underlying fundamentals in its pricing of stocks and so the thing that we're seeing here in this chart is that the two have been out of sync since May 10th. Wow that's good. Now finally the last one is my favorite that's the advanced decline line to me this really means a lot and you want to tell the folks here how that's looking right now in fact it's looking worse and worse all the time it looks like. It is it's much worse today than it was when I printed this chart out on Sunday night which was based on last Friday data but the advanced decline line represents the cumulative number of advancing issues on the NYSE there's two here there's there's the all issues which also includes preferred stocks and closed-end funds and really all manner of bond like proxies and then there's also the common stocks only version on the lower panel of the chart and that actually only includes New York stock exchange listed common stocks and historically the AD line has tended to confirm a bullish advance in prices by posting its own new high again very nearest in synchronicity with the stock index prices and the failure to do so which is otherwise known as a negative divergence and that's what we're seeing today has almost always been followed by a trend reversal of varying degrees of magnitude in the subsequent months and so you know it's probably considered to be one of the most successful warning signals in terms of its reliability of predicting a bear market so you know the S&P again made its all-time high on September 2nd and the all-issue AD line actually made its all-time high back on July 2nd and has failed to confirm the latest high and then of course the all issue or I should say the common stocks only version topped back in June June 8th to be exact so both versions are now trading below the respective 50-day moving averages as well which is a very bearish signal. Wow this is great Jeff I want to thank you for being our guest we'll have you on in a few weeks but may God bless and keep up the fabulous work my friend it's as good as it gets and I think all the folks should take advantage of it. Thank you so much for joining Jeff Hughes of Alpha Insights folks. Thanks Larry. You bet buddy and we'll be right back folks after a message from our sponsors. Every market day from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern for free each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world from the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds Tiger TV has eight different shows with expert hosts to help you make the right moves with your money. 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Welcome to Drinks Made Easy. Today we thought we'd take a look at how to properly juice a lemon and by that to mean to get the most juice out of your lemon. Now a lot of people will cut a lemon just like this and then they'll put it in the juicer upside down, figuring that since there's holes on the bottom, that's how you should put it. And then if they put it upside down like this, it's going to go all over the place, which is pretty accurate. But let's take a look at this. Looks pretty decent, right? And then when we take a look at the actual lemon, there's all of this pulp that has not been juiced and it's folded in on itself, so there's a lot of juice still actually left in this. All it takes is a little extra effort.  Now this is where all the juice is going to come out. So that now when we put it in our juicer, small end to the bottom, we get all of the juice out of the lemon. Now you can't really see a huge difference in these larger volume glasses, so let's pour it into some smaller glasses. This is the first one and this is the second way. Now if you don't care, sure, go ahead juicing your lemons and limes the way that people have been doing.  Doesn't take that much more effort and you get a good bit more juice.


So NPM is basically Needs and Population Monitoring. We are here to collect regularly information on population, locations and the multi-sectoral needs and gaps of the Rohingya population here in Cox Bazar, Bangladesh. We're doing this every month so we keep updating our data and this data is used directly by all the humanitarian actors on the ground in order to plan the resistance or to coordinate their activities. Basically they are in the blocks. We have some block leaders in local language we call as MAJIS. So basically those MAJIS are directed where to go and where not to go. We direct them. So after that the MAJIS took them to the place they want to go. The last time we did the assessment was in October and then we managed to identify a total population of close to 800,000 of Rohingya population in Cox Bazar district. On the other hand NPM also track movement of the population. So we talk about cross-border movement from new arrivals directly coming from Myanmar to Cox Bazar as well as the internal movement of population moving between different sites or from the host community locations to the major sites where they could probably access better assistance. So IOM is doing like monitoring the movement because we need to inform the other agency like our partners that this number of people are waiting so that they can be also prepared and provide the assistance. So that is our main purpose and as a part of NIS and population monitoring or like generally we say DTM. So we track the movements so we are also here tracking the movements of the people. This is the voice of the communities how they see what their needs are and what are the gaps. And this information feed directly the operations on the ground basically.


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It is traditional that we start a ceremony, a commemoration at 11 a.m. on Veterans Day. So those who are here with us, welcome. Welcome to Howard Plant. Post-782, the Veterans of Foreign War, our ceremony here in the park. But this is not our ceremony. This is your ceremony. A Veterans Day is a time, it's a day where we're not here to honor those who have come before us who paid the ultimate sacrifice today. There's a time for that. But today, we honor the living. We honor those among us who've made different types of sacrifices. So I'm proud to be with you today. I am Reverend Mark Hughes. I am the commander of Howard Plant Post-782, Veterans of Foreign War. And before we go any further, I'm going to call upon our chaplain to open us in a word of prayer. Let's please bow our heads, dear Heavenly Father. Today we honor our Veterans, worthy men and women, who gave their best when they were called upon to serve and protect our country. We pray that you will bless them for their unselfish service in the continual struggle to preserve our freedoms, our safety, and our country's heritage for all of us. Bless them abundantly for the hardships they faced, for the sacrifices they made, for their many different contributions to America's victories over tyranny and oppression. We respect them. We honor them. We thank them, and we are proud of them. We pray that you will watch over these special people and bless them with peace and happiness. These things we pray in your name, amen. And now I call on my Senior Vice Commander, Comrade Bob Covey, to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Veterans, please stand at attention. Hands salute. Repeat after me. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Please join me in the national anthem. Colors, face, present, hall. I want to thank Larry Holt for joining us yet again. Just an amazing job every year that you do for us. So thank you so much for showing up, and we're not done with you yet. So don't go anywhere. So for those who have come today, it's important to understand not just the service members that are uniformed, that stand at the gates of freedom on a daily basis, but also those who support the uniform personnel as well. And I'm really honored and privileged to be side by side with one of my favorite people, the auxiliary president of post-782. And this is meat and potatoes. This is blocking and tackling, folks. This is where everything gets done, and this is where I'm really proud to introduce my friend and colleague, President Subranin. America without her soldiers would be like God without his angels. There is nothing nobler than risking your life for our country. I have long believed that sacrifice is the pinnacle of patriotism. The nation remains in the land of the free, only so long as it is the home of the brave. I would like to thank all veterans for your service. We've got a few pretty important folks that are here with us today, and I'm so proud that Senator Lay decided to stop in on his way home from the United States Senate. So I'm so happy that you're here, sir. We're looking forward to hearing from you. Before we go on much further, I would like to invite the mayor of the city of Burlington to the podium today. It's my great honor and privilege to introduce to you Mayor Earl Weinberger. Good morning, everyone. Let's see. Is it hearing anything from here? All right, we're going to go. We'll try to project. Thank you all for being here. I too want to say thank you to Larry Salt, who in addition to being a great trumpeter served for many years in the Department of Parks, Recreation and Waterfront, and he's flying those colors as well as recognizing America here today, and thank you to the VFW Post, 782, for bringing us together once again. I want to thank you all for joining us today and honoring the millions of Americans who have served in our armed forces. As mayor, it is always a great privilege to join you to reflect on Vermont's and Burlington's proud tradition of military service and the positive impact of that service on our community. To the veterans here with us and their families, on behalf of the people of Burlington, I say thank you for that service. Thank you for your sacrifice, and thank you for all you've done to keep this city safe. On Veterans Day, also remember my grandfather, Teddy, who served in World War II and was part of the successful campaign of the Allied Forces to retake France and then push the Nazis back towards Germany. He was five months into his European deployment on November 11, 1944, when my mother, Ethel, was born. Fortunately, Teddy survived the war and returned to America to prosper. He got to spend many happy years with his grandchildren. I was the oldest of many grandchildren, knew him well. However, he never got back that chance to be there for the birth of his first child. So many Burlingtonians, Vermonters, and Americans have such stories, and stories of far greater sacrifice. To our veterans, I share that I am moved by your stories, your service, and your commitment to our city, state, and country. Today, we honor and remember that service. The Howard Plant Post pulls us together like this twice a year on Veterans Day and Memorial Day, and I've been participating in these ceremonies now for more than a decade, and have often found it challenging standing here to fully evoke the connection between the prosperity we enjoy in this great community and America's military conflicts. The horrific battles that this country has faced in the deserts, on beaches, and in cities around the world, can feel very different at times, very distant at times from this beautiful place, much less so this year. Today, we gather at a time when war is once again raging in Europe. We gather a moment when once again it is very clear that sometimes all that separates us from a world dominated by tyrants and fascists is the willingness of free people to fight for liberty, justice, and democracy. You know, just before coming over here this morning, I saw a video of the Ukrainian flag flying once again in Kershan, the only regional capital that Russia had before today, been successful in capturing in nine months of fighting, the most significant city they've taken. The world is so much safer today. We are so much safer here in Burlington with President Putin humiliated and retreating than the world we would have been living in, had he been successful at claiming Ukraine by force quickly and easily. It is, of course, the men and women of Ukraine who are paying the ultimate sacrifice in this war against tyranny. However, we are standing with them in aid and in spirit, and we must continue to do so resolutely. And I'm proud to have a federal delegation that has been making sure that we are doing just that. The bravery and sacrifice of Ukrainians is a fresh reminder of how important it is that so many Americans are willing to wear the uniform and defend the values and safety of this country. So in conclusion, I say again, thank you to all our veterans, thank you to the families who have supported our veterans. We honor and appreciate your sacrifice. Thank you all and happy Veterans Day. What I just placed in Mero's hand was the Veterans of Foreign War 782 coin. It's our tradition to make sure that we're carrying a symbol of what we represent and offering it to our friends who support us. I think those of us who were in uniform or who were in uniform, a lot of times we would often challenge one another just to see whether or not you had a coin in your pocket.  I'm really honored right now to introduce my favorite senator, a senator who has served longer than any senator ever, as far as I know. And maybe I don't know all of the homework, okay. I mean, yeah, Chuck Grassley went back and of course I'm from Iowa, but he doesn't even matter as much as you, okay. So good old Chuck. I will say this about you, sir, is I've only been in Vermont for 13 years and, you know, it has been a great pleasure to be here in this state knowing that you were holding it down for us in DC. Ladies and gentlemen, Senator Patrick Leahy, I wanted those before. When, when I gave the Reverend, excuse me, when I gave the Reverend was the President Pro Tem Challenge Coin. And when I became President Pro Tem and third line to the presidency, I thought I could have a coin. One side has the seal of the President Pro Tem. All my predecessors had put their face on the back. Well, I didn't want to do that. I said, can I put the seal of the state of Vermont on the back? They said, you're the President Pro Tem. You could put whatever you want. So you'll see there's a seal of the President Pro Tem on the front and the seal of the state in which I was born on the back. And I'm really honored to be celebrating this with you. I remember these celebrations, sometimes warm days, sometimes cold days, going back to my days as state's attorney here in Burlington throughout the 48 years in the Senate. And I've long admired it. I've always been touched as I watch the flag being saluted, just as I do when on Monday afternoon, as President Pro Tem, when I call the Senate to order and open the new session, and then I'll say, please stand. We cite the Pledge of Allegiance, and we always, everybody in the Senate chamber stands in attention and faces the flag. And when hearing the bugle, I've heard it all over Vermont and I've been touched. The sacrifice it represents, and I know in times when Marcel and I have been in Normandy. In Normandy, and I heard it played there, and we stood and looked over at gray stones up for Montrose, who served there before I was born. So in my service, will end in January. After 48 years, and I thank all of you for letting me have the privilege of being there. But I also know that in those 48 years we have seen so many things. We saw soldiers returning from Vietnam. I remember times when I was there. We also knew that doing that, just carrying for bodily wounds was not going to be enough. So in 1979, I created the first veteran senator in Vermont. I created here in Burlington. In 1989, after debating it for a couple years in the Senate to get the funding, we established the National Center for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. We headquartered at the VA in White River Junction. I was proud of that funding, but I was even more proud when we were able to make it permanent. And then we saw it with new scientific techniques brought renewed focus to PTSD because of a new generation serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. So I doubled the budget for the National Center for PTSD and established a brain bank for cutting edge research in a consultation program to make sure the providers provided the latest best practices. And then I saw the veterans who were exposed to toxins. I want to make sure they were cared for because in Vietnam, we had soldiers exposed to Agent Orange and dioxin and radiation. And I worked with you to get the funding for research into that. John Tracy, the head of my Vermont office, was in combat in Vietnam. And he and I and Marcel went to Da Nang where we saw the terrible example of Agent Orange there and got the funding to clear that up and came back and expanded funding here in the United States for our veterans. They all suffered for that. And Federal Burns Registry, I supported having that registry. Just as importantly, I supported making sure the money was there because I think everyone here probably knows somebody or knows somebody who knows somebody else who has suffered from these burn pits. I'm glad to see the Marines here. I think when our youngest son served in the Marines, I'm glad to see some of these burn pits being cleared up here in the United States where our son and others trained. And the PACT Act, when we passed that this year, it made it easier for veterans coping with the effects of toxic exposure to get the assistance from the Veterans Administration. We wanted to know just what this exposure meant. The families knew. They had seen it. They had felt it. We wanted scientifically there so that nobody in the VA could deny the funding to help on that. I know Senator Sanders. I was going to say Senator Welch. Congressman Welch, soon to be Senator Welch. And I'm delighted with that. I supported that funding. So we could start these fundings. I go back this coming week to make sure we get the year's budget through. I guarantee you this. The things that reflect what we owe our veterans, those who have suffered, the chairman of that committee, that money is going to be in there. I won't forget you. You don't forget our veterans and all of us should be proud. We're Americans and we're Vermonters. Thank you for having me here. Senator Leahy, thank you so much. We have also been graced by, by the way, I just wanted to give our commander emeritus or our past post commander a shout out. Kevin Fleming is right there. So I just wanted to just, yeah, you can clap if you want to. It's okay. I can't believe the Marines got a shout out from the senior senator, man. I'm just, I'm like, I'm like, what? Like, come on, man. I never explained it to our son, Mark Patrick Leahy. At least his name was Mark. So he must have been good people, but I'm just saying, you know, the Marines come and get a shout out. Kevin, it ain't right. It ain't right. So yeah, we want to take a listen to, and hear from Senator Sanders office. I was talking Beth in, she was on, everybody knows Beth Owady, right? She was on her way in today and she was running late. And I'm not really throwing her under the bus, but we had coordinated for her to get through that barricade up there, but she went to the other barricade. So she took her a little bit more longer. And I'm trying to embarrass her just a little bit, but not too much. But Beth is a great friend of ours, a great friend of the family and has been an awesome, awesome hand in the staff of Bernie Sanders office. Please welcome with me, Ms. Beth Owady. Good morning, everyone. I'll read a letter on behalf of Senator Sanders. Hello. Okay. I will do my best. The letter reads, Dear friends, I very much regret that I'm unable to join today's commemoration for a Veterans Day in Burlington. I want to thank the VFW post, 782 for organizing this event. Thank you, Commander Hughes. I want to thank everyone in Burlington for also gathering here this morning. It is heartening to see people of all ages, including youth, gathered to honor Vermont veterans. I appreciate the opportunity to thank all the veterans and their families here today, as well as the 38,000 veterans across our state and their families for their bravery and sacrifice. We owe you a tremendous debt of gratitude, which we will never truly be able to repay, especially as we commemorate Veterans Day. We must recommit ourselves to keep America's promise to you every day, just as you kept your promise to us. I believe that if someone takes an oath to serve their country, to go off to war, to risk their life, or risk coming home wounded in body or in spirit, that that government has a duty to make good on its commitment. That means making certain that veterans and their families get all the benefits they earned through their service on time and without delay. That means ensuring access to the best quality healthcare in this country that can provide by protecting and strengthening the Department of Veteran Affairs. And that means ensuring no veteran goes hungry or is forced to sleep on the streets. As a longtime member and former chair of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, it is my honor to do my very best to keep this promise. But we can always do better. I rely on you to share your experiences and perspectives to help me promote policies in Washington that reflect in the real needs of veterans and their families who stand by their side in service to our country. Veterans from local veterans, service organizations, to the VA Medical Center in White River Junction, to the seven community-based outpatient centers that serve Vermonters, the two vet centers, Vermont Office of Veteran Affairs, the Veterans Family Outreach Program, and State Veterans Home. Veterans throughout Vermont have a place to go when they need care, services, or just someone to talk to who understands their unique experiences. To all those here today, know that I and my staff are here for you and will help in whatever we can. On behalf of a grateful state, thank you for your service. Sincerely, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders. Thank you all for gathering here today. It truly means a lot to the senator and for our staff. Thank you so much for your service and all that you do for our community. It's very much appreciated. Thank you. We are also honored. I got a text from Congressman Peter Welsch just this this morning congratulating us on the work of Proposal to Abolishing Slavery and also just responding to the call that I placed into him the moment that I found out that he had been elected to Senator for the state of Vermont. So we are we're pleased to have Derek Blackwell Hunt with us today representing the Office of Congressman Peter Welsch. I would just say that the Congressman and I definitely have a long history since we've been doing the work in Vermont, not just through the VFW but in other endeavors. He we could not have a better person to step in the big huge shoes that are being left in the United States Senate. So we should all be very proud of him. Derek Blackwell Hunt. All right, I'm going to read some remarks on behalf of Peter. Understood. Dear friends, thank you for including me in today's event. I regret that I am unable to be with you today, this Veterans Day ceremony. It is my honor to remember and celebrate those who have served in the United States armed forces. Our veterans represent citizens from all walks of life. Men and women bound together by love of country, a desire to serve, and a commitment to the principles of freedom upon which our country was founded. Vermont has a long and proud history of service and sacrifice. When our nation is in danger, our citizens demonstrate tremendous vigor and commitment as Vermonters join and often lead the efforts to defend America and the ideals upon which it was founded. We are fortunate to have men and women willing to step forward, prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice for the benefits of you and me. I thank all of the veterans and their families here today for your service and sacrifice. This Veterans Day and every day, let us continue to honor their service with actions that fulfill our commitment to our troops, their families, and our veterans, and that are worthy of our grateful nation. Sincerely, Peter Welch. Thank you. We've got some, got a little fun that we're going to have today because again we are honoring those of us who are alive. This is not a funeral, y'all. So what we, what we came to do is, is to recognize all of the armed services, those who not have just who are part of the Veterans of Foreign Wars across the, did you know the Veterans of Foreign Wars was the oldest veteran service organization in the nation? Did you know that? So it's a, this is kind of a celebration, but did you know that post-782 is the oldest post in the state? Did you know that? 101 years? Did you know, no I won't do that to you. I'm not going to do that to you. Here's what we're going to do though is, is we're going to go back to Larry Chris for a minute and what we're going to do is we're going to go through the armed forces tribute, tribute. What I have is, is I, we have, we have all of the songs of all of the branches of the armed forces. For those of you who represent that branch when the song plays, just raise your hand, wave your hand or something like that. I'll tell you which one it was in case you have to figure it out. Larry Chris folks, of course our songs first, the army song. Who are you? Where are you at? That the army goes marching along. The next one? You recognize that one? How many people recognize that one? It's the Coast Guard song. They're right down the hill and just keep it going, Larry. Keep it going. Who's that? Who's here? Oh, we even got a hand clap there. It's the Navy song. Somebody's going like this out there. Other Navy folks in the crowd? Anybody know Navy folks? Does anybody care about Navy folks? Thank you for your service. Who had Air Force? Oolani. Who else? Air Force. Air Force. Everybody says they're the best one because they get taken care of the best. And finally, look at Kevin locked up. Got his heels locked. Thank you Marine Corps. Yes. Everybody give a hand for Larry's song and all of the armed forces, every single one of them. This is where we celebrate the service. We celebrate those who are living. We celebrate. We celebrate. We celebrate. Only in America, only in the United States of America can something this powerful bring people together from. I mean, who would think that a country boy high school dropout from Iowa could run into a Vermont boy, you know, who would end up being a specialist under gunfire in Vietnam and cause our past across and cause us to become to be able to develop a friendship and a relationship that would be unbreakable. And the list goes on and on and on. This is not just about where we send soldiers and where we deploy halfway across the globe, but this is also about bringing people together only in the military. Do you create brothers and sisters out of folks who've come from places that neither of them have any idea where the other one has come from only in America, only in the United States Army, only in the United States armed services. Do you see relationships like this that last for decades and then indeed sometimes generations because of our children as well, only in the armed forces. There are too many factors today, folks, that are causing us to be pulled apart and not to be pulled together. There are too many differences that we have amongst ourselves. This is a day, folks. This is a day that we can celebrate and we can come together. So I'm going to invite you down to the veterans of four war seven 82 over on South Winooski. After this ceremony, we're almost there. But think of this as a day of unity. Think of this as a time where we can come together. There is something people. There's something that we can unite around. And it is not a conversation that is red or blue. That is black or white. It is not a conversation that is left or right. This is where we all agree. We must support the people who fight for this nation. This is what brings us together. This is where our hope is. This is our promise. So as we close, what I'd like to do is, first of all, I do want to honor those who have come before us. Yes, this is a day for those of us who are alive. This is a day for those of us who made it out. This is a day for those of us who are still in uniform. Let us not forget the folks who are still serving in uniform, who are halfway around the globe right now, that private that's standing on on guard posts and in second AD on the DMZ in Korea right now. Somebody's hanging from a rope in Fort Campbell, Kentucky at of a UH 60 at 100 feet above the ground right now in Air Salt School. Right now, somebody's standing at the front gate of Lackland Air Force Base, and they've been awake all night. There are folks who are standing and keeping guard. They're gatekeepers for the freedom and liberties for us today right now. Let's not forget them. Let's not forget them. But let us not forget those who've come before us. Come in. Come ready. As we come to a closing, let's not forget it. Those who are alive. Those who are here. Those who made it. There's so many things that we can do to come together. Let's not just choose two days out of the year to do it. You know, let's not go halfway through this year again until we get back to Memorial Day. And this group, not somehow or another, acknowledge those of us who served. Sometimes it's an embarrassment when we come together when we haven't seen each other since the last time we've done this. We've got to spend more time with our veterans. We've got to spend more time supporting our posts, not just us, the American Legion, other service organizations. But what this day is really about, it's not about the service. It's about the people. It's about the people. Because under every single one of these covers, every single one of the every single branch that's represented here, there are individuals, people, and they come from different places and different walks in life. And they have something to contribute to this community. And they shouldn't have to wait until this day to be recognized or to be realized. And you shouldn't wait until this day to remember them. Remember them daily. Chaplain, come forward, please. This concludes our ceremony. I'd love to invite you down again to 176 South Winooski. Come on down. And I think that would be a better place, in fact, for us to do interviews and stuff like that. If y'all want to come on down to, we'll feed you. Food's free. So come on down there. And because that way we can clear out of here, we can get it moving. As the Chaplain, before the Chaplain goes into the final prayer, we're going to scratch that. 176 South Winooski. Thank you all for coming out. It's been a pleasure. Many of you have seen your faces around town. I hope I see more of you. Many of you are diehards. Don't forget to get your poppies. Don't forget to raise them up. Don't forget to get your poppies. If you're not wearing a poppy, you're wrong. Okay? You got to do push-ups if you don't have poppies on. Thank you, Senator Leahy. Thank you. She spent a month in the hospital teaching him how to walk, so I was just getting ready to break down crying for a minute though. So thank you all for coming out again. Please meet us down at the Veterans of Foreign Wars at 176 South Winooski. We're headed out right now. Don't move. We got to pray. Again, let's please bow our heads. Heavenly Father, as we go forth today to our homes and businesses, we offer gratitude for the extraordinary men and women who fight to protect the nation so that we can enjoy the freedom we so treasure. We humbly ask you to watch over these heroes, protect them, and bless them mightily for their endless sacrifices. Help us not to take our beloved veterans for granted. Rather, help us to honor them with unrelenting appreciation for their priceless service to this country. Rest well, veterans. You're in our prayers. Once again, these things we ask in your name, O Lord. Amen. How are we playing post 782? Veterans of Foreign War, attention, fall out.