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For the first episode of the Here and How Podcast (that me, Thomas Westbrook and Rachel

Oates are hosting), we decided to investigate the history of science, and during our research

we found many fascinating facts.

For example, did you know that the peer review process has only been around since 1665?

Or that the first controlled placebo trial didn't occur until as late as 1937?

Pretty surprising, right?

Anyhow, while researching for the show I stumbled upon a man that I had somehow never heard

of, but who is nevertheless credited as the Father of Philosophy, the Father of Science,

and, after becoming acquainted, I would argue is also the Father of Irreligion… his name

was Thales of Miletus.

Now I entirely appreciate that there's a chance that you already know of this man, and that

further still you might know precisely why he matters, but since most people don't, this

is The Most Important Person You've Never Heard Of.

On the 28th of May, 585 BC, a long-waged war between the Mades and the Lydians came to

an abrupt end, when while clashing swords an eerie darkness (which was caused by a solar

eclipse) enveloped both armies.

They, of course, interpreted the event as an omen from the gods, but Thales didn't,

because he had, well in advance, accurately predicted it – and in doing so had become

the first.

This alone (which has been subsequently supported by modern astronomy), demonstrates Thales

genius, but what makes this prediction so damn important is that is that he achieved

it by doing what no other had done before.

That is, he refused to assume that nature is controlled by the gods; that thunder comes

from Zeus, earthquakes from Poseidon, and famine from Limos.

Instead, he hypothesised that nature follows inherent laws that can be understood – and

he had just proved it.

To quote the documentary What the Ancients Knew, "Thales dared the gods, and thereby

demystified the world.

He cast aside tradition by asking the critical question 'why' in the effort to find underlying

laws.

This became the foundation of science."

What's more, and to quote the sorely missed legend that is Carl Sagan, "This was the

first conflict of which we know between science and mysticism – between nature and the gods."

A conflict which, as we unfortunately know all too well, still exists today – and in

my opinion will do so forever, if only because we'll always bear the lowly stamp of our

origin, and with it the deep desire to be the centre of the universe.

"This crazy evolution theory that they're teaching in the schools is dumb!

It didn't happen; you didn't come from a monkey – or an ape-like ancestor!

And dinosaurs did not live millions of years ago.

Dinosaurs existed lived with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden."

Anyhow, Thales used his new 'scientific approach' (though it wasn't called that

at the time) to make many hypotheses about nature, such as that all land floats on water,

and that earthquakes are the result turbulent waves crashing into the land.

Of course, these hypotheses, like many of his, turned out to be incorrect, but to once

again quote Sagan, "Whether Thales' conclusions were right or wrong was not nearly as important

as his approach."

His hypotheses were, unlike those made by his religious counterparts, falsifiable, and

as such could be disproven.

In a nutshell, this is why Thales matters, and it's why I'm annoyed that I wasn't

taught about him at school, and that those who were seem only to know that he mistakenly

thought that everything is made of water… which is a criminal account of the man, and,

to be honest, one of the biggest reasons I've decided to create this video.

Thales was a brilliant person, and if you're not already convinced of this then the following

anecdote should change your mind.

According to the likes of Aristotle, Thales, in response to being mocked by his contemporaries

for being poor (which was a fact they used to dismiss his intelligence), used his scientific

approach to predict a particularly great harvest olives, and then, in advance and at a discount,

reserved all of the olive presses in Miletus so that he could rent them out at a premium

during the peak of the season… and thus, he made himself rich.

Now this act, in my opinion, was not only one of Thales' most important, but is one

if humanity's most important, because in doing this he demonstrated that the accumulation

of wealth and science go hand in hand – that knowledge really is power.

That if you know what you competition does not, then you're at a tremendous advantage.

Now I could go on for hours about the feats that Thales evidently achieved, such as his

discovering of the timings of solstices, equinoxes and seasons, and his many mathematical theorems,

but in the interest of time I'll leave you with just one more.

According to Cicero, Aëtius and many other scholars, it is very likely that Thales figured

out that the earth is a sphere.

The reasons for this, in short, is because, as a well-travelled man with an avid passion

for astronomy and geometry, he would've observed that during a lunar eclipse the shadow

caused by the interposition of the earth between the sun and the moon is always convex; that

some stars which are visible in the South are never visible in the North (and vice-versa);

and that while, at sea-level, distant objects appear to sink into the horizon, they can

be brought back into sight by viewing them from a higher vantage point.

However, with this said, it would be remiss of me not to emphasise that likewise to most

of what we know about antiquity, we can't be certain of what exactly Thales thought,

nor if the discoveries and stories attributed to him actually happened, but what we are

certain of is that Thales' revolutionary scientific approach (which necessitates the

refusal to assume the involvement of the supernatural) did indeed occur, and that this paradigm shift

is one of, if not the, most important of our story – and we all ought appreciate it.

Among philosophers and scientists Thales is acknowledged as their father, but I would

argue that because of his refusal to assume agency until proven, he is also the father

of irreligion (be that whatever name we go by).

The first time I read about Thales I instantly fell in love, and my hope is that you do too.

Thales is the most important person that you hadn't heard of.

Anyhow, as always, thank you kindly for the view, and an extra special thank you to my

wonderful patrons and those of you who've donated via PayPal.

Videos such as this simply wouldn't exist without you.

Oh, and check this out – it's not yet healed, and so it's scabtastic, but I thought

you'd all appreciate it nevertheless.

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China is Winning the Hypersonic Arms Race - Duration: 6:11.

On this episode of China Uncensored,

welcome to the arm show.

Welcome back to China Uncensored,

I'm Chris Chappell.

the US and China are in an arms race.

A hypersonic missile arms race.

Oh, and Russia is involved too.

And China is winning.

An anonymous US government source

told the Diplomat that in November,

China conducted two tests

of a hypersonic glide vehicle,

or HGV.

That makes it, "the first HGV test in the world

using a system intended to be fielded operationally."

It's called the Dong Feng, or Eastern Wind, 17.

And it's estimated to be ready to deploy by 2020.

The DF-17 is the first missile system

that uses a hypersonic glide vehicle.

The United States and Russia

have both conducted developmental tests, too—

but neither country is known to have taken

concrete steps towards deploying these systems.

So how fast is the DF-17?

Well, in a China test flight on November 1,

it flew 870 miles in 11 minutes.

That would be like going from New York

to St. Louis in 11 minutes.

Although why anyone would be in

such a hurry to get to St. Louis is beyond me.

But anyway,

the missile they tested traveled at Mach 6—

or 6 times the speed of sound.

And three times the speed of the Mach 3 razor.

Oh, and by the way,

this kind of missile can theoretically be designed

to carry a nuclear bomb.

That's a big concern for US defense officials.

Doug Wise of the Defense Intelligence Agency points out that while the US has focused

its military attention on the Middle East,

ISIS probably won't be able to

actually destroy America.

"You want to talk about an existential threat?

How about China's hypersonic glide missile,

which can travel at

multiple times the speed of sound

and could take out an aircraft carrier

before you could even blink?

If the entire Pacific Fleet was at

the bottom of the Pacific Ocean,

that would pose an existential threat."

Hypersonic missiles work differently

than conventional ballistic ones.

These don't enter space.

Instead, they fly low at high speeds,

allowing them to hide from traditional radar scans.

There's a lot more complicated to design, though,

because aerodynamics are different

at ultra-high speeds.

And it seems China may

surpass the United States

in hypersonic missile testing facilities.

According to the South China Morning Post,

"China is building the world's fastest wind tunnel

to simulate hypersonic flight at speeds

of up to 7 and half miles per second"—

or Mach 35.

Which is the kind of razor that I use.

It's very manly.

Just to give you an idea,

Mach 35 is nearly six times faster

than the hypersonic missile China built

and tested in November.

But it gives you a really close shave.

A missile traveling at Mach 35

could reach the west coast of the United States

from China in less than 14 minutes.

Don't worry; this one's still just

a prototype in a wind tunnel.

But here's how it gets to Mach 35:

It explodes tubes of oxygen, hydrogen,

and nitrogen gases.

That not only produces incredible speed,

but also incredible heat.

Prototype vehicles placed in the new wind tunnel

reach temperatures, "nearly 50 percent hotter

than the surface of the sun."

After China, the second-fasted wind tunnel

is in the US.

It's called the LENS-X.

But it can only simulate speeds

up to Mach 28—

compared to China's Mach 35.

It's like Chinese engineers

are just mocking us.

China's state-run CCTV recently released

this footage of their current wind tunnel

and hypersonic glider,

the JF-12 Hyper Dragon.

Yes, Hyper Dragon.

Coming soon to Nintendo Switch.

You'll need really fast reflexes.

Of course the main fear is not so much

that the Chinese Communist Party

will nuke the United States.

It's that if China is the first to successfully develop

these super-hypersonic missiles,

it will change the balance of power

in the Asia Pacific region.

Because of their incredible speed

and lower flight path,

hypersonic missiles could get through

US missile defense systems in Asia—

like THAAD in South Korea.

"Once the THAAD radars fail to

function in the first stage,

it could reduce the window

to raise the alarm

about the PLA's intercontinental ballistic missiles

leaving the U.S. without enough time to intercept."

But don't worry,

there would still be plenty of time

for the State of Hawaii to issue an alert...

that everyone ignores this time.

Fortunately, US weapons maker Lockheed Martin

is already talking about an update to THAAD

to handle hypersonic missiles.

The bigger concern is the proliferation

of hypersonic weapons in the 21st century.

The Rand Corporation,

not be confused with Rand Enterprises

from everyone's least favorite Netflix Marvel show,

Iron Fist,

warns it could lead to countries

adopting a "launch on warning" defense policy.

That's when a counter strike is launched

before incoming missiles reach their targets.

Next month, the Trump Administration

will release a new Nuclear Posture Review.

Will the administration tackle the issue

of hypersonic proliferation?

What do you think?

Leave your comments below.

Thanks for watching this episode of China Uncensored.

Once again I'm your host Chris Chappell.

See you next time.

Hypersonic missiles sure move fast.

But don't worry,

you still have plenty of time

to get to your underground bunker

and switch on your favorite episodes

of China Uncensored.

You can even watch the full half-hour versions

on our website, ChinaUncensored.tv.

How else would you want to spend your time

before the missiles hit?

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It's time for... a vlogbreak! | Important to watch!!! - Duration: 8:47.

it is Wednesday and a new week

normally on Wednesdays I don't do other things than training and filming a bit

but today I didn't

It's January 31

Tomorrow is February 1

and the Olympic Games period starts tonorrow

that means..

I am not allowed to do comercial things

I can't tag sponsors and I'm not allowed to wear clothes with sponsorlogos

This means that we don't actually know what to do with the vlog

I had hoped that I could film the olympics and vlog in South Korea

so that I could tell about the races, my feelings and all that other stuff

as it looks right now, I'm not allowed to do any of that stuff

I can't even take a mystory of the stadium...

it is very strict requirements

so I guess you understand that to film a vlog is illegal

we have tried to find a way to vlog and we have been doing some disgussions as well

and we have to follow this rules

we have to do something else with the vlog

we probably have to shut down the vlog for a month

and that means that it will be a February without a single vlog

I had hoped that I could film in the Olympics

I think the Olympics will be a good experience

I have never competed in the Olympics before so I think it will be exciting

and I think I will get a lot of new experiences that I can use later in my life as well

and a lot of people will probably watch too

It will be another experience that I've never tried

I would love to have the vlog with me

but I can't do it this time

I think I'll just use this video to tell about my thoughts and plans before the Olympics

the plan is to compete at the 30km on Sunday 11th February

I'm traveling the 5th of February. In only 5 days

then we are traveling to Oslo, before we go to Helsinki and from helsinki to Soul

before we go all the way to Pyeongchang

it will be a long traveling day that Monday and Tuesday

And that also means that I will have just a couple of days there before the first race.

And it is sprint the 13th and so four days break before a team sprint and 50 kilometer.

If everything goes according to plan I want to go as many distances as possible

and it looks like I'm doing 5 distances, but I dont know that yet.

but is is primarily the two first and then we will do another evaluation

but it is going to be really cool and im starting to get ready for takeoff!

and I really think this will be a really cool experience for me

and im ready to give it all I got in five races, if thats what it takes, which im hoping to do.

and im hoping if im allowed or manage to do so, we're going to take some sneak pictures and videos.

from the hotel room, and before and after the races, if it is allowed.

but if not, im going to tell you all about it when the olympics are over.

but it is no doubt that I'm coming with a summary of how the days have been there, and what they have meant to me.

it's nothing else to say that I'm traveling to the Olympics with a smile and it's sad that the vlog can't join me

I hope you forgive me

but the rules are set and I can't film

can we find another opportunity?

maybe?

The opportinity is not that I can vlog but...

I have talked with Ola and we have checked for any other ways to film the vlog.

and we have decided that it's very bad if we have to shut down the vlog for a month

we have been vlogging for over one year and so far we have managed to drop a new vlog every single week

and of course we will keep doing that

even tho I'm in OL, we'll still post vlogs!

but it will be a vlog-takeover by Ola

he'll film, edit, translate and do all the vlog by himself

everything in his own way

I'm looking forward to watch the B-rolls he'll make, and maybe it will be cooler than my B-rolls

he is going the nowegian xc-cup for juniors, concert and other things

he will be the main person in the vlog

and I think he will talk about me beeing in OL

I think he has some meanings about it

and maybe he is allowed to film that he's watching on the TV, but we don't know if we're allowed to do that

he's taking over the vlog

it's not only for one week but in case it will be for 3-4 weeks

that's one month!

with Ola both behind and in front of the camera

it will be a lot of work for him

you have to work

I think it will be good

and Ola is talented

but I think the vlog will be a bit different

We'll try to put in a few clips of me as well

but it's 4 weeks with Ola vlog

I hope you like it

and I really hope the subscribers and viewers are still staying at our channel

don't break his heart!

we hope you still wanna watch the vlog

we really appreciate every single one of you

there is a reason why we use a lot of time to read about rules and stuff

and check what we are allowed to film

but in the Olympics the rules are so strict that we don't risk that

Ola is the boss from now

forgive him if the vlog will be a bit different and "bad edited"

blame him if it's bad because I "always edit the vlogs"

hahahaha

you're bad at editing Johannes... hahaha

give him a few attempts

he probably use some time

I think it will be good that he's taking over

I'm looking forward to see how he does in the Norwegian xc-cup for juniors

I think he will film a lot of B-roll footage, cool clips, droneclips, and a few timelapses.

you just have to watch it and I'm sure it will be good

I don't have anything more to say then

I'm traveling to the Olympics and I'm excited

I hope you have a good February

I hope it will be good for me too

I'll be back stronger when the Olympics are over.

good luck in the Olympics then!

thanks!

I see you in March

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Attempting to Make Sense of Ride to Hell, Five Years Later - Duration: 9:20.

Hi, I'm Hamish Black and welcome to Writing on Games.

So over the new year break, after spending an unhealthy amount of time nitpicking games

I really didn't like, I decided I was going to focus on stuff I enjoy; work through the

hefty backlog I've built up.

Resident Evil 7, Divinity Original Sin 2, maybe revisit Nier:Automata, you know, transcendent

experiences.

But no, instead my dumbass has found myself using what little time I have to compulsively

return to what many consider to be the worst game ever made; so fundamentally broken that

it was removed from Steam of all places.

And what's perhaps most surprising about my time with Ride to Hell Retribution is that,

well…

I've kinda been having a blast with it.

Anyone who has followed my channel for a while knows that I'm often as compelled by the

dumb, unintentionally funny side of the medium as I am by a game's ability to tell an amazing

story for instance.

Revelling in the absurdity of broken games is something I've touched upon before in

relation to simulators; bending and breaking the rules to achieve absolute chaos in a weird,

lifeless facsimile of the real world.

But that joy is found in the act of breaking the games; of deviating from intended modes

of play to make your own fun.

In Ride to Hell, the world is chaos, and you have to try and make sense of that.

It's trying to navigate the idea that human beings made this and someone approved its

release.

It's trying to establish any kind of larger context for what it is you're witnessing.

Whatever glimpses of the game's original vision you can see through the cracks, and

by extension the idea that you're building your own mythos about the game as you go,

has made my time with Ride to Hell so strangely enjoyable in its own messed up way.

Don't get me wrong – you know that it's awful and you probably shouldn't play it

even if you could buy it.

But it's that special kind of awful, the kind that sucks you in; less "so bad it's

good" and more "so not-of-this-world that the metrics of good and bad don't seem to

fit."

From the straight and narrow roads you're forced down, to the fact that they're also

debris-ridden construction sites half the time with infinity tankers blocking your way,

to the physics defying powerslides, to the broken AI, to the first quick time events

I can think of that actually take more time to execute than the normal moves you pull

off, to the other quick time events you can just ignore, to the plot that makes absolutely

no sense, to the fully clothed sex scenes that happen for no reason.

It's impossible to pinpoint any one thing that makes this game so otherworldly woeful;

every broken element of the game's design feeds into another glaring issue, meaning

that almost literally every moment had me chuckling to myself as much as it had me questioning

how the hell we got here; weighing the reality up against what could have been.

See, there absolutely was vision here; you can see it in the clearly developed towns

and cities lying just outside the boundaries of your empty hub area, or the claustrophobic

instances during missions that the game forcefully imprisons you within.

All indicative of what was, over the course of five long years, built to be an open world

that heightened player choice, and somewhere along the way ended up railroading players

into one of the most absurdly linear experiences one could imagine.

Even beyond the mechanical side of things, though, it feels like the developers had influences

they were trying to represent and pay homage to in the game's look and feel.

The over-the-top violence, the cheesy acting, the painting of bikers as anarchistic rogues,

the vignette, sort-of-film-grain effect in the cutscenes; it all lines up with the aesthetic

of b-movie shlock like Hells Angels on Wheels, for example.

I just don't think they quite intended to create possibly the ugliest game ever made

in the process.

What's clear is that this isn't the work of some dingus sticking an asset flip on Steam.

A large team put half a decade of their lives into Ride to Hell.

The developers here obviously didn't want to make a bad game and, as with any b-movie

worth its salt, the joy lies not in ragging on incompetence, quite the opposite.

It's trying to establish a narrative; something which Ride to Hell makes tantalisingly difficult.

So much of the story of this game is speculation based off a scant video, a rare piece of pre-alpha

footage, a short interview… there's remarkably little information out there regarding this

game's production.

Developer Eutechnyx has, understandably, completely distanced themselves from the game; outside

of the sombre, music-less credits, no one wants to attach their name to this.

On top of that, a lot of the web resources surrounding the game's announcement and

release have already been lost to time.

It all means that any questions of "how did this get past anyone's quality filter"

only meet with more questions, and very few answers.

It says a lot that one of the most comprehensive pieces I can find on the game's development

is a blog post from a developer who wasn't involved yet felt forced to comment because

his team's game bore some surface level similarities to Ride to Hell.

Think about how wild that is; Ride to Hell was so cataclysmically bad that it potentially

threatened the sales of other unrelated games.

Deep Silver, one of the bigger publishers on the market right now, put this game out

there.

There was money behind this.

We'll never know how much, but they put a big team to work over several years to get

this game made.

Then when confronted with the final product, the publisher of Saints Row thought "it's

a risk, but we'll take it."

In fact, they were apparently that confident in their product that Ride to Hell was originally

going to be a trilogy.

Not just that they had a vision to perhaps work on more games down the line; they had

three games they were planning to release within months of each other, including a mobile

game and a weird… team-based competitive strategy game?

Both of which were unceremoniously shitcanned once reviews started hitting for Retribution,

forcing you to imagine a world in which someone could be surprised that Ride to Hell met with

bad reviews.

It's all as hilarious as it is perplexing.

And it's this context (or lack thereof) that makes Ride to Hell so captivating in

its awfulness; there's a mythos to it, and thanks to the limited info available, it's

one almost entirely of your own making.

The glimpses of a vision you can see in the systems and aesthetic, none of which match

up with its design and your moment-to-moment interactions; the fact that from what we can

tell this was a relatively big budget production, that absolutely does not correlate with its

shocking presentation; the confidence with which the publisher viewed the product, making

you wonder what it was they saw in this game to begin with.

All culminating in the fact that all we have are those glimpses, those "from what we

can tells" that require us to fill in the blanks.

The reality of the situation is likely as mundane as Fisch talks about in his piece;

organisational blunders leading to financial and time constraints, with Deep Silver wanting

to make a return on their investment.

The fact that we don't know for sure what went down, however, makes the theorising we're

forced to do as we play feel all the more satisfying.

Ride to Hell got me thinking about the poor people in that studio working on something

they likely knew was doomed; it got me crafting my own stories about the decisions that were

made on an individual level that affected individuals.

It had me envisioning the programmer being told "we've got to hit this deadline man,

just go with what you've got" and the dude shouting "wait!

We've not removed the clothes yet!"

It got me thinking about the creative director, waking up one day and thinking "shit, I've

gotta do an interview and spin this trainwreck."

In short, the fact the game is so broken had me considering the humanity behind its production

in the same way the best b-movies do; far more than any polished product.

In that sense, you could say Ride to Hell was at least successful in paying homage to

the shlock that influenced it.

So I hope you enjoyed my piece on Ride to Hell.

It's daft, I know, but I've genuinely had a good time playing this game and I wanted

to ramble a bit as to why.

If you like what I'm doing here maybe consider hitting subscribe as well as the little bell

thingy, and check out the podcast in the description.

If you feel like going the extra mile however, you can always check out the Patreon like

these wonderful folks currently on screen.

I cannot thank each and every one of my patrons enough for your support; you really allow

me to keep doing this.

In particular I'd like to thank Mark B. Writing, Michael Wolf, Artjom Vitsjuk, Spike

Jones, Vasili Hrebinka, Marcelo Maciel, Chris Wright, Dr. Motorcycle, Harry Fuertes, Ham

Migas, Travis Bennett, Zach Casserly, Samuel Pickens, Tom Nash, Shardfire, Filip Lange,

Rob, Rusty Shackleford, Ana Pimentel, Jessie Rine, Brandon Robinson, Iago Foxo Bouza, Justins

Holderness, Biggy Smith, Peter, Christian Konemann, Cameltraffic, Nico Bleackley, Nicolas

Ross and Charlie Yang.

And with that I'm Hamish Black and this has been Writing on Games.

Thank you very much for watching and I'll see you next time.

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Chris Cuomo Schools Sarah Huckabee Sanders On Trump's Immigration Plan: "He Wants Them Rich & White" - Duration: 4:45.

I think that CNN's Chris Cuomo really enjoys bringing on members of the Trump Administration

and showing the world how stupid these people truly are.

He decided that he was going to bring on Sarah Huckabee Sanders to discuss Donald Trump's

immigration plan, and it pretty much went exactly as you would expect.

Take a look.

It's not exclusion though, it's the safety and security of the American people-

I know, but where is that seen in the facts, though, Sarah.

You know when it comes to the lottery, the selling point is [inaudible 00:00:33] for

these people when they come on.

You know that's not true.

They get vetted, they get vetted several times.

What you call chain migration, which the Democrats call Family Unification-

Which Democrats have voted to end in the past.

But no, no, no.

What they have done is to vote for limitations.

And nobody's saying that you don't want to improve these processes so you know who's

coming in, but the idea, what the President said last night, somebody can literally bring

in as many people as they want.

It's just not true.

It's not true in the facts, it's not true in reality.

People are, multiple instances where they are bringing in dozens of people.

Look, we're not saying they can't bring in anybody, we're just limiting the number to

be the [crosstalk 00:01:07]

But you're making the exception the rule, when you do that.

You're making the exception the rule about who gets in here, who commits crimes, who

are malefactors.

You're making the exceptions the rule.

You're painting all of these people with the same brush.

That's not true at all, that's actually what Democrats are doing, is trying to paint the

President saying this.

Look, the President wants to have people.

I've heard him say it hundreds of times.

He wants people from all over the world, from all different places to come, but he wants

to make sure that they want to come here for the right reasons.

That they want to come here to be part of our society, to contribute, to work, to help

raise a family, and to make sure that they're not coming here to do harm to American citizens.

I think that's a positive.

I think everybody in America thinks that's a positive, and I think that's the reason

that 75% of the country last night said they liked Donald Trump's speech.

There was a poll last night-

There was plenty of stuff in there to like it.

We had 48% were highly favorable.

Look, it's one thing to say it, it's then what do you do and what do you tweet thereafter.

You know, we don't have to go back into the language he used, but he wants people coming

into the country, but not from those certain S-hole countries.

He wants them rich and white, because he wants them [crosstalk 00:02:13] and white.

Because he wants them from Norway.

That's certainly untrue.

[crosstalk 00:02:14]

And that's not America.

Chris, that's [crosstalk 00:02:17]

I wouldn't be here, if that's America.

That is the opposite of what this President has laid out.

It is Sarah Huckabee Sander's job to lie on behalf of the Trump Administration.

During the State Of The Union address, Donald Trump told us that immigrants were coming

over here and committing crimes at a staggering rate.

The reality is that first generation immigrants to the United States actually commit fewer

crimes than native-born US citizens.

The crime rate among immigrants is lower than that among native-born white people here in

the United States.

But Sarah Huckabee Sanders wants to repeat the lie that Donald Trump told during the

State Of The Union, that these people were coming over here and committing crimes.

And Chris Cuomo called her on it.

And more importantly, that point he made at the end of that clip, Donald Trump just wants

rich, white people coming over the country, like from places like Norway, like he specifically

said a few weeks ago.

Cuomo pointed out the shit-hole comment that Donald Trump made, saying "We don't want people

from those countries," and Sarah Huckabee Sanders, like a good little servant of Donald

Trump tried to defend it and play it off, and deflect, and say, "No, it's actually the

Democrats are saying these horrible things that actually came out of the mouth of my

boss.

The Democrats are the ones who don't want to include everybody.

They're the party of exclusion."

That's how stupid this administration has gotten, and more importantly, it's how stupid

they think you are.

They think the American public is so dumb that they can blame things that they said

on Democrats, and think that the public is going to believe them.

The worst part is that the Republican base actually does believe them, and that presents

a huge problem for American politics, because until we get the stupidity out of the Republican

base, people like Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Kellyanne Conway, and even Donald Trump, are

going to have long and happy careers in the United States government.

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Peso Da Mafia "Money Man" Official Lyrics & Meaning | Verified - Duration: 3:51.

Our first $1000 show we went and got boots and jackets and was broke by the

next show.

For real.

We was hollering at our booking man like, "I need that show."

"What's going on with the show?"

I know it's coming.

It's gotta come faster though.

Like yeah.

The song start with the hook.

I normally just come up with something while we in there vibing.

We vibe, come up with the hook and if I see them vibing to it, that's what we going with.

It's something new for Baltimore.

Instead of violence.

We wanted to turn it into something fun.

A dance and all that.

Never bite the hand that feeds you.

Me and the plug go hand to hand.

Never bite the hand that feeds you.

That's what it mean.

We intended money man to be for everybody like kids...they might sell, what?

Candy.

Candy...for the good.

Fundraisers, whatever.

For the good.

I feel like I know people even when I'm anywhere.

We network.

That's one thing we good with.

A lot of networking.

A lot of relationships.

Any state.

We know somebody.

We know somebody that's somebody.

You get to that point. You know what's up.

Or when it get to a couple dollars.

Our murder rate high. We don't got nothing to do.

You feel me?

The youth.

It's the youth bro.

They don't got nothing to do.

And basically our whole city is jumping into music.

Once you jump out of high school they jumping onto music.

They hearing our story so they feel like that's their path.

Like everything don't be for everybody and our city don't understand that.

Our murder rate go high bruh 'cause don't nobody understand stay in your lane.

If a nigga see you doing better than him then they gonna hate regardless.That little bar

right there, I basically let a nigga know we got smoke for all you niggas.

Free smoke for everybody.

You heard me?

Nah for real though.

Moo dummy is our big cousin for real. He played a big part in Peso da Mafia.

He really sat us down and hellped us form the group.

And when he did his little time, we grind a little harder so when he came home it was

like we wasn't just bullshitting the whole time.

We was actually working for real.

We had a little buzz before and we lost it.

And he watched it.

So you see what I'm saying.

So he like yo like y'all can't let that happen ever again for real.

We deaded the bitch and yo and all that shit

out forreal.

You feel me? We ain't with none of that forreal.

So we made up another term 'my dummy.'

If I slip my focus for one second, I know for a fact my dummy got 'em.

For a fact.

It ain't no if, ands, or buts about it.

For real.

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Farming Simulator 17 Biggest In The World Excavator Placeable - Duration: 10:31.

HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel in this video I will show You A Speacial mod The Biggest World Excavator Placeable.

Preparation First This machine need to work Manure,Digestate or Manure Fuel(BioDiesel???) I try only Digestate and Manure

Fill with manure and digestate And the machine will produse Sand

Also in this mod you will find Sand And Soil Pallet Under pallet at the shop

If you enjoy watching my videos... Give thumb up SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE And for any question ( or just for say HI!!) LET comment I will be happy to answer you...... bb

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Crafting a Colossus: Behind the Scenes of Shadow of the Colossus | PS4 - Duration: 2:21.

BOB WALLACE: The process for building the Colossi for the PS4

wasn't exactly simple.

We had to play the game and basically understand how the

characters worked

and then we got the extracted data from the original game

and used it to create higher-res versions of the character.

This is actually a 3D model that was extracted from the original

game.

There's a lot of detail in these characters that is --

it's hard to read in the original

because it was so low res.

We wanted to capture that stuff and be true to what they

originally had in the game.

So if we look at this,

there's a lot of detail that's been sculpted into here.

The original version of it was very flat.

We went in and kind of banged it up,

scratched it, kind of told a story in the model,

put sword marks and chips and broken things that were implied

in the original but now that we have such high resolution,

we can actually see it.

We tried to keep it as close to the original as possible.

So here is the original model, and this is the up-res version.

You can see here these only have maybe eight sides,

as these have probably 20.

So this polycount is 11,000 tris,

and this polycount is 61,000 tris.

They took a long time.

They're essentially a level in themselves.

They're unlike any character I've ever worked on because

they're so huge and time consuming.

A lot of love went into them, and I hope fans of the game can

appreciate the detail that has been put in.

It's been a labor of love,

and we hope that it comes through.

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SUFFLE TARİFİ - SOUFFLE TARİFİ - PRATİK TARİFLER - TATLI TARİFLERİ - Duration: 7:33.

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HOW TO MAKE THOUSANDS OF COINS IN SECONDS... 👻 - Duration: 10:22.

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ACREDITE, VOCÊ NÃO É ESPECIAL! | Seja Uma Pessoa Melhor - Duration: 5:10.

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32Stitches - Remember This (Lyrics / Lyric Video) - Duration: 4:28.

just bring it back

I'll Always remember this

yeah Always remember this

Yeah I swear that I will always Remember this

Falling through the air no better view

Parachute

When love gon blow a fuse

What can I say

With everything to lose

Running in place

I'm not made for you

What can I say

I can't wait for you

What can I say

With no crystal ball

Feelin one foot tall

But what about mine

I've given you time The answer been yours

With no crystal ball

Feelin three feet tall

How does it go

Cut so deep Healing ain't cheap

Tired and breathless

High up defenses

Wild and reckless

And we're back to the old ways

We do too much Then we start making up

We at it all day

Drowning in hearsay

I might bring it right back

I might just bring it right back

When you go do it like that

I might just bring it right back

If you go do it like that

I might just bring it right back

When you go do it like that

I might just bring it right back

I'll Always remember this

yeah Always remember this

Yeah I swear that I will always Remember this

Falling through the air no better view

Parachute

When love gon blow a fuse

What can I say

With everything to lose

Running in place

I'm not made for you

What can I say

I can't wait for you

What can I say

With no crystal ball

Feelin one foot tall

But what about mine

I've given you time The answer been yours

With no crystal ball

Feelin three feet tall

How does it go

Cut so deep Healing ain't cheap

Damn how'd we destroy it

And I'd go to war for you

You'd take the fall for me

Now were both talking louder

When I open my mouth You just open your mouth

Is there a way 'round it

How do we talk bout it

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Shadow of the Colossus | Crafting a Colossus | PS4 - Duration: 2:26.

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Joe Kennedy III Issues Response To SOTU, Humiliated When People See What's Just Behind Him - Duration: 5:17.

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Simone Biles: Larry Nassar 'Took A Part Of Me That I Can't Get Back' | Megyn Kelly TODAY - Duration: 8:45.

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Wyndham Garden Chinatown en Nueva York, Estados Unidos, América del Norte - Duration: 5:02.

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HOW TO CLEAN YOUR HOUSE IN 5 MINUTES - Clean With Me - Duration: 6:02.

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Hillary Clinton attempts to explain why she didn't fire aide - Duration: 4:39.

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Gutierrez Spits On Veterans & Yells 'F*ck Americans' At SOTU, Walks Out To Brutal Surprise - Duration: 7:56.

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Do You Know These 10 K-Pop Facts? #2 - Duration: 4:57.

Hey friends, welcome to the second installment of "Do You Know These K-Pop Facts?" videos

A new series where I bring 10 random K-Pop Facts every other week.

Let's get started with my second video.

Did you know? Thunder of MBLAQ was actually a last minute addition to the group.

Originally, the group had member Sang Bae, who was forced to drop out of the group due

to health reasons.

Thunder joined the group 15 days prior to the debut.

And due to time constraints, none of the tracks on the Just BLAQ debut album were re-recorded

to feature Thunder's vocals and rap in the songs.

Therefore, in songs like "Oh Yeah" on the album, you can still hear Sang Bae doing the rap.

Sangbae eventually debuted under the stage name Moos as the leader for the group MADTOWN

in 2014.

At the age of 15 in 2004, Hyunseung auditioned for YG entertainment and ended up being eliminated

in the second round.

He was given a second shot and eventually was signed on as a trainee under the company

after seeing YG himself asking for another chance.

Hyunseung would go onto train for BIGBANG for a year and four months under the name

"So-1."

He appeared in the pre-debut "BIGBANG Documentary" alongside the 5 BIGBANG members.

Hyunseung would star in the documentary for 10 out of the 11 episodes and was later eliminated

in the final round against Seungri with reasons stating he still needed more time to grow.

Hyunseung has stated that these experiences under YG all contributed to his development

as an artist.

BEAST and HIGHLIGHT leader Doojoon found inspiration to become a singer after watching the documentary

that featured later band member Hyunseung.

A few years after his departure from the BIGBANG project, Hyunseung later met future fellow

band member Yoseob where they were both dancers for a performance team. Yoseob convinced Hyunseung

to join Cube Entertainment to where they would all later debut in 2009 with BEAST.

After Super Junior debuted in 2005, SM sought to have a sister girl group of a similar size.

Girls' Generation would then be in the works for some time undergoing numerous lineup changes.

In the initial lineup, the group consisted of 11 members with 6 of the original members

being Seohyun, Yuri, Yoona, Sooyoung, Hyoyeon and Jessica.

Taeyeon and Tiffany later joined the lineup with having the least amount of training experience

compared to the other girls, and then Sunny was the last member to join after even more

lineup changes at a point when it was projected to be a 12-membered girl group.

3 of the potential SNSD members still ended up having careers under SM.

One member was Zhang Li Yin who went onto debut as a soloist under SM in 2006 to do simultaneous

Korean and Chinese debuts with the vision of being the new Chinese BoA.

Another member of the original lineup was Lee Yeonhee who decided to pursue acting instead

under SM.

In another lineup of SNSD, one notable member added was Seo Hyunjin who was the maknae and

lead vocalist of the short-lived SM girl group M.I.L.K.

She would act as the leader of Girls' Generation in one of potential early lineups.

Another 2 famous potential SNSD members left SM for Core Contents Media or CCM.

In one of the final lineups as 12 members, the prospective maknae was set to be Chanmi

who later debuted under Coed School in 2010 and 5Dolls after that.

The last lineup had Girls' Generation as 10 members with Park Soyeon acting as the

leader until she ultimately dropped out of the group citing a harsh training environment.

Soyeon would then go to CCM as well and debut under T-ara in 2009.

BTS' Jimin studied contemporary dance growing up at the Busan Arts High School And was the

top of his class.

Jimin would later join BigHit Entertainment in 2012 and went onto be the last member to

join group, making him have the least amount of training under the company.

Throughout his preparation to debut under BTS, he nearly got kicked out of the group

numerous times.

Some BigHit staff opposed Jimin joining the group as they felt he wasn't needed or wasn't

a fit with the group.

In addition, they thought his contemporary dance background and skills did not align

with the new group.

Jimin explained in interviews that he had to train hard to master the dance BTS would require.

Jimin would then go onto debut with BTS and eventually consistently become the #1 ranking

member in terms of brand reputation.

Well, friends, there's my second set of fun K-Pop facts.

How many of these did you know?

Hope you all learned something.

Please be sure to subscribe for more fun K-Pop facts every two weeks.

Don't forget to "like" this video and hit that bell for notifications.

Thank you so much for watching and for stopping by.

While you're here, go check out many more of my works and see you next time!

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