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What happens when a government gives their citizens free money?

And - if it's coming from the government - is it really free?

l Hey guys, I'm Alex, this is NowThis World,

and on this episode, we're talking about Universal Basic Income, what it is, and why

it's becoming a popular subject of debate.

Following recent news that Finland opted out of continuing its UBI pilot program beyond

2018, economists are questioning the sustainability of the controversial model.

We're taking a look at local and national governments around the world that have given

it a shot - and diving into the question: could a universal basic income work for the

U.S.?

First - let's break it down.

Though it comes in different shapes and sizes, universal basic income is an economic concept

in which everyone gets an equal amount of money from the government, every month, no

strings attached.

So whether you're unemployed or working, low-income or in the 1%, the same check will

always come.

And nobody will tell you how to spend it.

Supporters say the idea is that providing folks with a security net won't encourage

them to stop working, but actually give them the freedom to pursue work they're really

interested in, and restore economic security.

Some liberal proponents argue that increasing taxes on corporations and the wealthy to help

support a universal income could be a positive way to help out low-income communities, while

some conservative supporters like the idea that a successful UBI could replace what they

deem as costly and ineffective social services like food stamps, job training, Medicaid,

and more.

The idea has gained steam in recentyears, with 48% of Americans supporting a universal

basic income program as of 2017, a number which, according to economist Karl Widerquist,

has skyrocketed up from 12% just 10 years ago.

But it's not a new concept.

As far back as 1516, philosopher Thomas More proposed a similar idea in his book Utopia.

In a 1792 pamphlet, founding father Thomas Paine proposed a basic income for "every

person, rich or poor."

And 20th century leaders from Milton Friedman to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., spoke out about

the potential for a basic income to help different communities out of poverty.

And under President Nixon, a plan nearly passed to establish a guaranteed minimum income in

the early '70s.

Fast forward to today, and the concept is the subject of books, documentaries, and countless

academic panels.

It's got big-name backers from Elon Musk, to Mark Zuckerberg, to Senator Bernie Sanders,

who said he's "sympathetic" to the approach.

Countries around the world have piloted versions of the UBI experiment including Kenya, Canada,

Finland, the Netherlands, and Spain, with proposed versions in places like India and

Scotland.

It's even been tested in a few U.S. cities - but, would it be a viable option for the

American economy?

Let's look at the pros and cons.

We asked UBI expert and advocate Sandhya Anantharaman for her take on why some feel the concept

is gaining steam.

Poverty is exhausting, and financial stress is exhausting, and it really limits the time

and space mentally that you have to work on great ideas.

So the idea is that, for people who are struggling to make rent payments, buy groceries, and

support their families, the stress can be overwhelming - and flat-out tiring.

But having a security net - of, say, $1000 per month, could clear up people's time

that they'd ordinarily spend stressing about where their next meal will come from, and

spend more time job-searching, volunteering, or participating in the economy.

Some participants in Finland's pilot program, which will run through the end of 2018, are

already reporting that their stress levels have decreased.

And while many critics argue that free cash would disincentivize work, supporters say

there's some evidence to the contrary.

In the 1960s we did a number of experiments around the country in different states to

test the impact of unconditional cash on work.

So essentially, do people work fewer hours or work for less money when you give them

unconditional support?

In a paper done by the Roosevelt Institute last year, they reexamined these experiments

and saw that there was essentially no reduction in work hours, so when you gave people unconditional

cash, you didn't see a decrease in the hours worked, instead folks just took the opportunity

to enjoy the stability that they had.

When we looked into the data Anantharaman references , it did indicate that some programs

resulted in "a slight reduction in work and earnings," but also ultimately showed

that the experiments didn't result in the average worker leaving the labor force.

Of course, data from a few small experiments in the '60s isn't a perfect predictor

of what would happen in the U.S. economy today.

But another recent study by the Roosevelt Institute showed that the economy could stand

to gain trillions of dollars if UBI were to be successfully implemented.

Others argue that UBI is a good solution to the growing fear that automation will swallow

jobs and lead to mass unemployment.

Study results vary widely on how much of a threat automation actually is to the workforce.

Whatever the truth, the risk certainly feels real to some Americans.

Two-third of them think robots and computer will do "much of the work done by humans"

within 50 years, according to a 2016 Pew study.

There have been other positive from similar pilot programs in other parts of the world,

too, including one in Dauphin, Canada.

So you saw kids, particularly young boys, stay in school longer, thanks to the cash

that their families had, because that means they didn't have to drop and get jobs, they

could stay in school.

You saw young mothers take more time off, particularly women who had just given birth

took time off to spend with their kids.

You also saw health outcomes go up.

You saw incidents of hospitalizations went down, you saw mental health go up.

And in Western Kenya - early results based on interviews with participants of the 12-year

pilot program showed reduced conflict and poverty.

And advocates of universal basic income in the U.S. argue it could actually build bipartisan

support , with a program that would both reduce social welfare programs and tax the wealthy.

Of course, critics of the concept argue there are many reasons UBI wouldn't work in the

U.S.

The left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities suggests that even a cautious approach

to UBI would likely increase poverty rather than decrease it.

Their report shows that a monthly $900 for each American would cost about $3 trillion

annually.

Even if we just take into account the net cost of UBI rather than the gross, it's

still a huge cost - and would Americans really go for a major tax increase?

Some critics of the program also take issue with the fact that, unlike other social welfare

programs, UBI wouldn't specifically help low-income communities.

The same monthly check would arrive at Bill Gates' doorstsep as the average American.

And many argue creating something like a UBI would inevitably lead to the government having

to slash other social welfare programs.

And finally, another critique is that UBI could disincentivize work - critics argue

that people wouldn't feel the need to work or keep a job if they're receiving a free

check.

Most data we examined from pilot programs - both in the states and abroad - showed that

people generally kept working.

In some instances, part-time work even increased.

But some experts say that might only be the case if the cash subsidy is enough for people

to live on.

One thing critics and opponents agree on is that funding this program will come with one

heck of a price tag.

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How to stop politics from controlling your emotions | Tim Snyder - Duration: 7:39.

History is actually the one thing I think which allows you to get out ahead.

It's very ironic, because when people think about history they think, "Well, history

means that things are going on in the world and a historian is off reading dusty books,"

which, fair enough, I would love to be reading lots of dusty books right now.

I will concede the point.

But when you've read all those dusty books, what happens is that you have the ability

to see certain patterns, you have a sense of what fits together and what doesn't fit

together.

Isaiah Berlin wrote an essay on the possibility of the scientific history, in which he said

that "history is not about knowing what happens, it's about knowing what can't

happen."

That is extremely useful.

So a historian will never look at a problem and say, "This is entirely new," a historian

will look at a problem and try to find the familiar aspects of it.

And that's a very big advantage over other forms of analysis, because if you look at

something and say that it's totally new, that disables the mind right away, it also

tends to disable, I think, political action.

Because if something is totally new it's very easy to take the next step and say, "Well

if it's totally new then what can I do about it?"

Or you can say, "Since it's totally new all things are permitted," which can also

lead you in some really unproductive direction.

So the first thing the historian will do is we'll say, "Whatever this problem is,

it's not entirely new."

When a historian is confronted by something very surprising like the 2016 campaign in

the United States, the historian is likely to say, "Well, the things that this candidate

is saying aren't true, but the possibility this kind of campaign could work is a real

possibility."

So the historian is freed from, or should be freed from the conviction of the day, and

the historian automatically looks back to other moments where similar things like this

coalesced.

So for example, we're in a second globalization.

There was a first globalization in the late 19th and early 20th century.

The second globalization began, our globalization began, with all kinds of promises that technology

and export-lead growth would lead to enlightenment and liberalism—the first globalization did

too.

The first globalization crashed.

It crashed into the first World War, the Great Depression, the second World War, Stalinism,

the Holocaust.

A historian looking at today won't think "Well that whole pattern is going to repeat

itself," but the historian looking at it today can say, "Yeah, a politician who says

that globalization is a problem not a solution, a politician who says that globalization is

a matter of particular people plotting against us as opposed to objective threats to the

country or objective problems, that kind of politician has a chance.

That can work.

Things like that have worked before."

And once you see that it can come together that way, it's not that you're sure, it's

not that you predict it (although I have made some predictions that were right), but it's

more that you can see it coming together, and then that allows you to get out ahead,

and you can think, "Okay, well, if this is going to come together this way then I

can also steal from the past people's correct reactions to it or people's wise reactions

to it.

I can use those things from the failure of the first of globalization, I can just borrow

them, I can now extract them and put them in the 21st century," which is what I did

in On Tyranny.

So rather than saying, "Okay I'm going to wait" – because by the time the pattern

actually coalesces it's too late!

You have to see that the pattern might be coalescing and then start messing with the

pattern, that the way that you see in coalescing comes from history, and the tools that you

use to start messing with it also come from history.

So in that way, ironically, history can allow you to get out ahead of something, whereas

the journalists naturally have to describe that—that's their job.

The social scientists they're going to wait to categorize it, and they're kind of trapped.

I mean another irony is that historians are comfortable with novelty, because we know

things change all the time.

When your perspective is a thousand years or even a hundred years, you know stuff changes.

You know there are turning points.

And you know that the stuff which people thought was unbelievable yesterday will not only be

believable but will even seem normal today.

Any historian can see that.

So that gives us a certain edge I think.

The second thing that a historian will do is that a historian will be skeptical about

sources.

So if you say "the problem is X", a historian will instantly cock his or her head and think,

"Okay well, this person says the problem is X, but let's cast our minds out immediately

to try to think of what the other 15 relevant perspectives on this problem are.

Is it actually a problem?

Maybe it's something which is desirable from certain points of view."

So that's a methodological reflex that, whatever your first person perspective is,

that's not the truth for me.

The truth automatically has to come from comparing your perspective to a whole bunch of other

perspectives.

And that's useful also because it can preserve the dynamism and the urgency of something

while taking some of the subjective spin from it.

So ideally a historian or a historically-trained person is less likely to be played by the

presentation of a problem and more likely to skeptically figure out what its contours

are.

And the third advantage that historians have, and maybe this is the one which I find to

be most relevant in the present, is that historians see time as a flow or as something which is

continuous.

And this is incredibly important now, because the way that the news cycle works or the way

that what I call the "politics of eternity" works is that you get your brain bludgeoned

every day by the emotions of the moment as transmitted by very skilled political actors

through very efficient media, and the result is that it's so easy to either be elated

or outraged every day and to experience the day as a kind of complete unit—where you

wake up, you're shocked, you're outraged, and then by the end of the day you're dissipated,

you're exhausted, and then you just begin this cycle again.

Historians don't believe in cycles, or at least good historians don't believe in cycles.

Historians think that there are long-term patterns; however exciting or however exhausting

or however terrifying the thing is today, it's part of some longer sweep.

So to give an extreme example, even nuclear war—so in the last few months the subject

of nuclear war has come up from all kinds of directions.

Even nuclear war has a history.

There's only been one, and that was in 1945, and there have been a lot of moments where

it was likely or less likely (like Cuba).

So even something which is dramatic and which is, as it were, designed to shock you out

of thinking in time, even that can be put in some kind of context.

In other words the weapons that are designed to get you to stop thinking, like "Let's

be afraid of the foreigners" or "let's be afraid of nuclear war," if you think

about those threats over time as part as some kind of larger flow you're less likely to

be disabled, and you're more likely to distinguish the rhetoric from what might actually be the

risk.

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Is Liberal Outrage Helping Trump? | The Daily Show - Duration: 4:12.

All week

the big story has been about liberal activists

confronting Trump and his senior officials

over his immigration policies.

But according to some,

this anger is just playing straight

into Trump's enormously small hands.

This is the kind of behavior

that rubs a lot of people the wrong way.

And they say if you're going to attack a president like this

and the... and the people who work for him,

I'm simply going to vote against you.

REPORTER: This may help the Republicans not lose the House.

The more that the-the critics get enraged,

the more they drive people towards President Trump.

It's a complete gift to Donald Trump.

It is helping Donald Trump.

If the Democrats and people on the political left

keep that stuff up,

he gets... it's a slam dunk for Trump.

"Slam dunk for Trump." Wow.

That's a phrase I never thought I'd hear.

The physics just don't seem possible, you know?

But, still, the question is, does liberal outrage at Trump

only drive more people to his side?

Well, for answers, we turn

to our senior civility correspondent,

-Michael Kosta, everybody! -(cheering and applause)

Michael, this is...

this is... this is really confusing.

Well, I know it seems confusing, Trevor,

but those pundits are absolutely right.

It's like when my girlfriend kept accusing me

of wanting to sleep with Karen, you know?

She brought it up so much that, eventually, I slept with Karen.

Again. I had already slept with... I'm not a great person.

I'm just making the point.

Wait, wait, what is the point again?

The point is, like my girlfriend,

all the liberal screaming and shouting

annoys people so much it makes them vote for Trump.

Well, but, wait, isn't there a double standard here, Michael?

I mean, like, the president's supporters want civility,

but he's out there calling people bitches

and-and saying that some women are too ugly to assault.

He's just telling it how it is.

I mean, sorry if it triggers you, but it's funny.

Okay, but then Robert De Niro saying "(bleep) Trump"

at the Tony Awards?

That's crude, okay?

That is crude and disgusting.

If George Washington saw what's become of the Tony Awards,

Trevor, I'm just glad he's dead.

Well, I-I... Here's the thing. I guess I just don't understand

how people could be more offended at language

than policies. You know, like how conservatives flipped out

when Peter Fonda tweeted that Trump's children

should be locked in a cage.

And-and how dare he, Trevor?

How dare Peter Fonda,

the star of Ulee's Gold,

the 123rd top-grossing movie of 1997,

a man with that kind of power,

say the president's child should be locked up?

Yeah, but the president is actually locking up children

-right now. -Uh, yeah. So what?

Sometimes you got to lock kids up.

But to threaten to lock kids up,

I just thank God Abraham Lincoln was shot to death

before he read that tweet.

Okay, but-but just so we're clear,

this is the same side that cheered on Corey Lewandowski

when he mocked a girl with Down syndrome

being taken away from her parents.

Do you even have jokes in Africa, Trevor?

Lewandowski wasn't mocking the girl--

he was mocking people who think a girl with Down syndrome

being separated from her family is sad.

But it is sad.

If you don't think that, you're heartless.

Oh, really, Trevor? You're calling Trump voters heartless?

Guess what, they just got ten more Trump votes right there.

Wait, wait, I just got him ten more votes?

That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

Oh, and now they're stupid, too?

Now those ten people are definitely voting for Trump.

Didn't you just say that they were already voting for Trump?

(stammers) They might have forgotten.

Those people are kind of stupid.

So, so, let me get this straight.

If liberals criticize Trump, he'll get more votes.

But if they don't do anything, then he wins anyway.

So how can they win the situation?

Don't ask me. I mean, I had a girlfriend and Karen,

and now they've both kicked me out, you know?

I'm just glad Ronald Reagan is too dead to see

this proud American reduced to sleeping in the office

-of his African boss. -Wait, wait...

Wait, you're sleeping in my office?

That's Trevor Noah, everybody!

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How The U.S. Is Outsourcing Border Enforcement To Mexico - Duration: 9:25.

The U.S. is pushing Mexico to get tougher on its southern border, with dangerous consequences.

The U.S. pushed Mexico to do its dirty job of keeping people from reaching our border

and trying to request protection here.

There's been a lot of focus on the Trump administration's immigration policy.

The Trump administration has been lying about this policy and downplaying the deliberate child abuse.

At its capacity, this place could house up to 4,000 children.

And if children get caught up in the fallout of that, according to the attorney general, so be it.

And despite President Trump's claims,

They flow right through Mexico, they send them into the United States.

Mexico actually deports more Central American people than the U.S. does, and has done so since 2015.

The fact that there was a lot of pressure on Mexico to do something that they probably weren't equipped to do,

really is concerning in terms of what this has meant for a very vulnerable population

of Central American migrants mostly, who have been fleeing their homes seeking protection

in the past few years.

Hi guys, I'm Daniel and this Sunday we're going to be talking about the other Mexican border

and how the U.S. is supporting Mexico's efforts to control immigration from Central America.

Those are just a few of the reasons people along Mexico's border with Guatemala

told us why they decided to leave home.

However, most refugees and migrants will never make it to the U.S. border.

That's because starting in 2014 there was a dramatic jump in the number of them arrested in Mexico.

To understand why there's been this increase in arrests, we need to talk about Programa Frontera Sur,

or as it's known in English, the Southern Border Plan.

Frontera Sur is the Mexican government's program to step-up immigration enforcement,

particularly in southern Mexico.

It was announced in July 2014 by Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto after tens of thousands of children

fleeing violence arrived at the U.S. border.

President Obama declared it a humanitarian crisis.

And earlier this week, Mexico announced a series of steps that they're going to take on their southern border

to help stem the tide of these unaccompanied children.

Obama, by the way, has been called "deporter-in-chief" by undocumented immigrant advocacy groups.

Maureen Meyer at WOLA, the Washington Office of Latin America, says

that while Mexico was already arresting Central American refugees and migrants prior to Frontera Sur,

this was significant because it was a conscious decision by Mexico to work more closely with the U.S.

Lots of phone calls were made and requests made from the United States to Mexico saying,

"You need to help us address the Central American migration" and really pressuring Mexico

to step up enforcement as a way to reduce the number of Central Americans reaching the U.S. border.

Initially, Peña Nieto said that part of Frontera Sur would promote and protect migrant rights.

I think if that was the aim, it's failed miserably.

If the objective was more to detain and deport Central Americans and others, then they've had a lot of success.

A quick look at the nature of U.S. involvement might give you an idea of what's shaped the policies of Frontera Sur.

WOLA says that since 2014 there's probably been $200 million allocated to Mexico for southern border security.

Now, what this looks like on the ground is funding for setting up communications towers

along the border that enable Mexico security agencies and the immigration agency to better communicate,

to improved biometric equipment for Mexico's immigration agency,

so you know who's going through your detention centers and the ports of entry.

WOLA even found that ICE, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency,

maintains a presence at a detention center in Tapachula, Mexico that houses children.

Besides sending those fleeing violence back into potentially dangerous situations in their home countries,

Frontera Sur may actually be putting them more at risk on their journey.

Just listen to some of their stories.

The crackdown has pushed travellers into more remote, more dangerous parts of the country

-- a country that's getting more unsafe for everybody.

Mexico's population is a little over one-third of the United States'

and in 2017 there was a record 29,000 homicides in Mexico, the highest number since

the country's modern record-keeping began.

That means in Mexico for every 100,000 people,

more than 20 of them were murdered.

In the U.S. that number was closer to just five,

meaning Mexico's murder rate is nearly four times higher.

Crimes and abuses against people travelling through Mexico continue at an alarming rate,

and according to WOLA, shelters have noted a more intense degree of violence in the reported cases.

And there have been reports of alleged verbal and physical abuse by Mexican officials,

even using Taser guns to threaten and control them.

Migrants are frequently kidnapped, extorted, robbed.

Often women are sexually assaulted both by criminal organizations,

but sometimes in collusion with Mexican officials.

And we have not seen any significant effort by Mexican authorities to curtail those abuses.

The U.S. may have played a larger role in making Mexico more dangerous.

Diego Lorente says the policy of dealing with migration as an issue of national security

actually goes pretty far back.

This focus on security began after the 9/11 attacks,

when former Mexican President Vicente Fox and then U.S. President George W. Bush decided to cooperate

more closely on matters of national security.

Mexico established Plan South, a system of police and

military surveillance. It also started deferring to the U.S.

on issues relating to the southern border.

Then in 2007 came the Mérida Initiative.

The U.S. signed on to support the purchase of military equipment and training

as part of Mexico's newly declared war on drugs.

Under Mérida, the U.S. has allocated over $2 billion in aid to Mexico in the past decade.

And $100 million of that has gone to Mexico's National Institute of Migration since 2014.

Mérida is highly controversial. Critics say it has only made the situation worse.

The strategy coincided with the militarization of public security in Mexico,

in part stemming from an enormous increase in firearm sales from the U.S.

WOLA and human rights organizations have even gone so far as to call on the U.S. to withhold aid from Mexico

because they're concerned about the human rights situation.

It's a very dangerous situation where Mexico's in right now because you have military in roles that don't

correspond to them, and a lot of times leads to abuses against the civilian population or others that they

encounter with very weak accountability mechanisms, so really weak efforts to investigate any soldier involved

in crimes or human rights violations against their population.

And there's another way the U.S. has contributed to this crisis.

Many of the reasons Central Americans are fleeing their home countries stem from decades of U.S. intervention.

Take, for example, the wars in El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua in the 1980s.

The U.S. spent billions funding these wars in an effort to stop the spread of communism

– and the effects are still felt today.

Gangs like MS-13 were made in the U.S.A. They were actually started by

Central Americams who fled U.S.-sponsored civil wars in the 1980s.

In the 90s, President Bill Clinton's policy made it easier for people to be deported,

which sent these gangs back to Central America.

Today, countries like El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are among the most violent in the world.

I'm actually Salvadoran-American.

And my family fled the war in El Salvador in the 1980s.

What other stories about Central America should we cover?

Let us know in the comments, and don't forget to like, share and subscribe.

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Once upon a time there was a

beautiful young girl named Rapunzel

Hi I'm Rapunzel

Rapunzel had the longest hair in the land

But Rapunzel was kept locked away

in a tower by an evil witch

Hehehe I'm the evil witch

Rapunzel's only connection to the outside world was a window

Every day the with would yell up to the window

Rapunzel Rapunzel let down your hair

Then Rapunzel would throw her hair down to the witch

Then the witch would climb up

The with would go into Rapunzel's window

So how did Rapunzel become the prisoner of the witch?

My parents made some bad decisions.

My dad had an unhealthy obsession with a plant called Rapunzel.

This Rapunzel is so good!

I would do anything for more of this Rapunzel!

One day, when he had eaten

all of his Rapunzel, he noticed there was some growing in

the neighbor's garden.

Oh man, I sure need some more Rapunzel.

Whoa!

That's all the Rapunzel I'll ever need!

And so he began steal Rapunzel from the garden

not knowing it belonged to an evil witch.

I have no idea this belongs to an evil witch!

But one day the evil witch caught him taking

her Rapunzel. "Hey! stop taking my Rapunzel

I didn't do it.

I shall tell the king and have you locked away in a dungeon!

Oh please not the dungeon. I'll do anything to stay out of the dungeon!

Perhaps we can arrange a deal.

You may continue taking all the Rapunzel you want.

but in return you must give me your first-born child.

But my father was foolish and thought he could trick the witch.

First-born child, eh? I'm not even married yet.

Oh sure, yeah!

That sounds like a good deal.

First-born child in exchange for Rapunzel , let's do it!

And so the pact has been made! HAHAHA!

And so my father kept eating Rapunzel

never realizing that soon he would marry

and his wife would have a child.

Then one day a baby was born: me.

Oh little one, I shall call you Rapunzel after

the plants I stole from the neighbor's garden.

My deal with the witch!

The first born!

Oh no!

And sure enough

one day the witch came to take me away

You don't want to go to the dungeon, do you?

Now the baby is mine! hahaha!

Surely she has many powers after her

parents ate all that Rapunzel. I will lock

her in the tower to nobody can get her.

Man, I sure could use some more Rapunzel right now.

And so Rapunzel remained locked in the tower

for years and years with only the witch for company.

she was very unhappy. "I'm so unhappy."

Little did she know a handsome prince was watching the with come and go every

day.

Hmm, I spy a fair maiden in the window above.

and so one day, the prince called out:

Rapunzel Rapunzel let down your hair.

Sure enough, Rapunzel threw down her hair.

And so the prince climbed up Rapunzel's hair.

Rapunzel backed away, frightened.

She had never seen a prince before. "Who are you?"

I'm the prince.

I've never had a visitor besides the old witch that has kept me here all these years.

Hmm, that's a shame. What is thy name?

My name is Rapunzel after the plant that grow's in the witch's garden.

Well Rapunzel I have a feeling that we're going to get to know each other very well.

I should like that very much, for thine is very handsome.

Yes, I know, I know.

And so every day, the

prince would come to the castle

call out to Rapunzel and she would pull him up

and they would talk all day.

Hey baby this has been going on for weeks,

let's say we go out on a real date.

I can never leave the tower.

Next time I'm gonna bring a rope,

we'll go out on the town. That old witch will never know

And so Rapunzel was very excited

and she began putting on makeup to get ready for her big date.

Why fore art thou putting on makeup?

Is thou going out on a big date?

Oh yes, I'm so excited--

Aha! I thought I heard voices other than

thou in the tower. Who has been visiting ye?

Well, he's a prince, and his name's Paco and--

A prince?

Ye has violated my trust. I shall cast

ye out into the wilderness forever!

Oh no, not the wilderness.

Please let me stay locked up in this tower.

Begone!

How am I gonna get outta this tower?

Oh I have a plan!

(gasps)

And so the witch cut and cut until all

of Rapunzel's hair was cut off

The magical hair is mine!

Wait, that hair was magical?

Now climb this hair down and be

banished to the wilderness forever

Doesn't that take a lot of upper body strength? I might

fall and get hurt

Begone!

And so Rapunzel lowered herself to the ground

and began to walk through the wilderness

Man, that did take a lot of upper body strength!

So that night the prince came calling

Rapunzel Rapunzel let down your hair!

Hark! The prince!

'tis time to see if we can catch a fly!

But when the prince looked up he did not

see Rapunzel

instead he saw the witch.

Aha, I have tricked thee!

The startled prince fell into the briar patch below.

hahaha

Thou hast fallen into my briar patch of blindness!

Ouch, this is incredibly painful!

And so Rapunzel wandered alone

through the wilderness

until she came upon a stretch of woods

that looked just like a hallway.

And there on a tree stump she saw her beloved prince.

Rapunzel is that you? I can't see.

Oh prince, what has happened to thine eyes?

That foul witch has blinded me with her briar patch.

Oh prince this is all my fault, for I accidentally

revealed our secret to the witch.

At least we're together one last time.

One last time? What dost thou mean?

The briar patch contained poison and I

fear I shall be dying soon.

No, my handsome prince, no!

And Rapunzel held the prince and began to cry.

But then something magical happened.

Handsome prince, what has happened?

Wait a minute, I feel a lot better now.

And I'm staring to see again.

The witch said my hair had healing powers, but she has cut it off.

Yeah, but one of your tears got in my eyes.

I think that did the trick.

Oh prince, then you shall be saved?

Yeah I feel a lot better.

What say we go out on that day now, eh?

Sounds good to me!

And so Rapunzel and the prince lived happily ever after.

When the evil witch heard that Rapunzel

had cured the prince and were now living happily,

She flew into a jealous rage.

No! No! No!

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maybe alright guys we are Smith sisters in full effect Sophia Samantha and

Sheridan we're on a clock crawl right we are gonna go into a bunch of places to

do claw machines for the gamer Green Summer of Love we're gonna see how many

G's we can win at Denny's Golden Corral Steak and Shake okay in this video off

so guys when give a shout out to Owen Smith who comments in our last video and

asked us to give a shout out so we're gonna we're gonna give a shout out to

Owen in this video as well as we walk in talk about the ecology those are other

kind of mystery boxes we can add the treasure shop see okay some sunglasses

let's check out the flush draw with you know maybe there's the plush one yeah

there's titanum they hit the mystery buyers four of them in there they're

just all hidden all right okay you want to go ahead and get started

all right it's like an ice cream cone all right Samantha so you can get

anything out of this toy shop machine there's a couple of donuts in here it's

kind of cool this is fun right it would get in the hole but it didn't spin right

what are you doing there's silly Sophia he's just being silly okay Sheringham

turn sharing is gonna give it a turn what are you gonna go for Sheridan

oh those are cool yeah well those are the foodie friends those are the that's

a new thing that they have they have gamer green on them too so that's cool

well there's a new game which means go ahead it's your turn you might be able

to rake that horse that's up on the top ok go this way all the way and then you

go back now it has the animal face you're right ok go to the side now that

ball might be in your way a little bit but ok now we roll him forward forward

forward forward forward bring him forward it's gonna get behind me again

you got 7 seconds to go behind him this way

alright go for something else okay now palm for Chrome for palm forward there

you go okay sorry you're gonna run out of time but you can get him on the next

turn I think it's okay we almost pulled that ball out of there

okay now go this way and get behind him because you want him to kind of fall and

roll in okay okay go back now go all the way behind him over okay now push them

and I'll push them forward and see if he falls in there you go almost got a tuna

one with Stephen you it's okay go back a little bit you might be able get the

Steven universe guy still so forward and go to the side as far as it'll go okay

go right there see if you can get that season universe guy to we do but he's

right by the chute now okay all right let's see what you got that yep so

charity ain't got the gamer green let me see it so okay let me see oh let's see

what you got here Sheridan wiped out trying to get her thing out it's a horse

that's awesome gamer greeny well let me see I didn't really get a good shot of

it a horse with gamer green cool Sofia's gonna try for something over here what

are you going for the mystery box oh it's way up in the front I don't know if

you get that one or not go for the one back there by Harley Quinn

I got the donut I didn't see and this tip and Sofia's gonna dip this mystery

box I think hold on to it all right we got two wins at it two wins in the wrong

awesome it's a donut unicorn I missed me at the picking it up because I was

trying to see help Sophia get that mystery box all right so you got one

more turn on this round that's pretty cool cat maybe get that ball wasn't in

the way that fell off it may might get it

nope okay let's see what Sophia got in her mystery box up it's a battering T I

need some cooler stuff in those little boxes we've got the same thing every

time you see each other those are cool Sophie likes them there's

a couple of ponies back there - yeah go for it I don't know I think it's a weird

shape for this class I don't know Stan get under it oh yeah I don't think I get

that let's see I think I think you might be able to get this yes you might be

able to get that Beamer Green superhero in the corner oh yeah you have another

kid Ian you can get in there you can get in that little slot probably what are

you trying to go okay you can try to get the dog out of the

way okay there's a collagen okay oh I saw that you knocked that other thing

over huh let's see the clothes on this guy I know she's Sophia or Sheridan

thanks again get him out of the way he's Santa

there's another mystery box right there I don't think you could even see it it

might be a tune one nope then you got the mystery box though let's see alright

so if you got another mystery box okay Sharon are you gonna do your turn over

here these are really cool this one's got

pizza in his hand this one has ice cream cone

the kitty has was a kitty holding french fries maybe

tag Oh Michael I grabbed by its head is it the same thing another chattering

teeth oh ouch yeah okay step down Sheridan's toe grab

his head almost oh it's so close it's gonna fall though weird I just have

french french fries in this yeah well now but you got the thing you can grab

on this we're gonna clock up what happens you bang it up against the edge

Spencer should not get forward like oh let it go

nope alright we're just gonna have to know that it's gonna drop right yeah go

to the left of where you want to be so this way farther the other way it's

gonna drop straight down from where the string is no I think you got around it

too much oh it's under the thing oh man now it's

upside down it'll be tougher that's okay show me something yeah it's like those

it's kind of like a Popeye ones it's like a like a weeble wobble let's see

that looks better it's underneath I don't know if we can get it now no but

it found maybe into a dead zone let's see oh maybe you might be able get it

okay that got around it and see if we can get it forward enough there we go

it's not under it enough though it's no fall again oh man it's so close guys Hey

look all the ponies are in you though Rainbow Dash Pinkie Pie you probably get

them now cuz they're open there were water sign that's my light where we want

to go for this cat right now I'll try to get this cat food frenzy cats Samantha

is still trying for this Pat we've picked it up and dropped it like four

times that's

oh you had in the right spot go back a little farther all right they're right

on top of it Sophia can you get another mystery box oh my gosh you got another

mystery box I think so if you had got three mystery boxes today oh my gosh all

right I see it Samantha you get anything over here the claws not open bang it up

against this ice cream cone to try to get it open

there you go you gonna try to knock the ice cream cone off you might have picked

up the pizza thing that's gonna follow that I've been checking on Sophia see if

she can get her mystery box open another terror attack nope this one is a

triceratops but it's a dinosaur they put together I'm gonna try to get the ring

the Twilight by the legs I think now I'm gonna try to drop it between Twilight

and Fluttershy see if I can get to spin like this right here I can get around

the body of 12 fireside it stuck her head a little bit too much they get her

by the main got Fluttershy by the hair look okay stop fighting Hey look

Fluttershy it's old Fluttershy

it's evening to Twilight that dog got in the way a little bit but now it's tipped

over pretty good so I think you probably can get it you can get just around the

neck and that might be okay it's under that one leg the closest to you in the

nose hold on I got under the leg in the nose you can see in the mirror back

there held on by her nose it's not coming off is it look Sheraton Twilight

Sparkle's found pick ball it's really stuck there we go all right Sparkle who

wants to help I Sparkle all right Samantha still trying to go for the food

frenzy dog see step that ball under his chin but I think it's gonna slip off

okay it didn't open a little bit better now have it in a better spot that's kind

of where I wanted it to go see the clamps good it slipped too far forward

there it's gonna fall though nope all right we got it you got the food frenzy

as a gamer green tag on it we still gotta get this Steven universe person to

please Samantha got the history box in the box you'll see you're right the one

flaw is inside of the ball hopefully it falls out now okay step all right

so it's not we're gonna to bump it on the box on that side I think I'm the

thing ready this is what you do we get stuck to drop it and then you hit the

prize shoot thing at the bottom so that it still didn't come out usually that

will knock it out it should open up though and then I'll fall off there you

go that was a tough one though I can knock this guy and finally grab his head

and lift him up drop him in there we go and it almost got the ball to you

you got a pterodactyl okay sure he wants to try to build one too though guys to

get to the another mystery box but it's underneath this Bugs Bunny can you get

back to the where the loop of that bug might might go get it off the box and

you got off the Box a little bit we might be able to do it now all right

so far we've won food frenzy coffee to My Little Ponies bed Sparkle and Ray and

Fluttershy were Steven universe and food frenzies donut certain in a food frenzy

donut unicorn fast I think you're off to the one side a little bit too much yeah

it's in the box yeah it might not fall off but I have to use no I turn to get

it off let's see I fell okay alright let's see what's in this last mystery

box we got three of them already

okay yeah okay where's we got for those are this is

yeah we have five of them today it is shattering teeth done done all right all

right so here's our haul we got five mystery boxes and six plush we're gonna

head off to the next spot that's cool listen that all right we're full effect

with all three Smith sisters again Sheridan

Sophia Samantha we're on stop number two steak in shape

yeah right now it's everybody we're going to Steak and Shake for gamer

greens Summer of Love we're on a frog fall crawl

run o'clock crawl every time I go stick it together it's try the treasure each

other tyrants chest Star Wars crazy claw restock another one is brown bagging

this one doesn't grab very good though it looks good but it's tough

he doesn't go over to the side part right let me try to shake it for you

okay ready hit the button ready let me tell you when did it hit it doesn't go

over to the side part over to Mantha we go for a pinkie pie no football

we got a ball what's the flashlight how do you know I don't see a flashlight

okay I see you know P I go this way yeah probably right there see Samantha's

gonna go for donut but it was too far back get it right on top of that thing

right on top of it but I don't think he's gonna grab it

oh the nose doesn't know when I

yep yes

now it's better you got the know Sofia he asked him a

question in the yes then he answered it

she's good at she's good at him Milo indeed we did win something because

you won that thing alright our next stop on our gamer green claw machine crawl is

taking shape we have Sophia Samantha and turn it up

they like to push the button to open the door and the door automatically opens

let's see what they got going on in here let's see how weak this machine is it

looks like you just go stick all right right in now this one doesn't oh man it

fell off okay forward a little bit so you don't hit that other box yeah looks

good Sheridan got it cheering Samantha's going for this doughnut see if it

pinches it good looks alright see hold on to it and you got the doughnut I told

you they'd have it somewhere else now we got two of them hi nights at

Freddy's blind bag all right all right you can open it we'll see about this

hamburger on the back by the Hat now we finally got the hamburger he got it by

the Hat

we haven't had that one yet that's the only way we didn't have for the check

for the collection sizzle cool grab him by his hat oh you got foxy rule all

right Smith is gonna try for pinkie pie ice cream comes kind of in the way

stabbed it push it down it might be better now if the ice cream comes out in

the way though Thank You oxy that is cool awesome we

gotta go for that evening dad if it gets under your chin is pretty light it

should grab monkey gonna try to pin the pink bear see might just grab it he'll

fall in there it goes tip the pink bear and she's not gonna move

there you go ah I don't know if you got far enough

fat maybe to see if we grab his head or not it's gonna fall you can get him now

though you can probably get him now what if Sofia's gonna name on whatever she

wants yeah you could get under his chin enough I don't know if it's gonna get

under his chin enough to slip to the side a little bit since PI didn't go get

me the codes where you go close that wasn't fast enough though maybe Superman

almost fell off you aren't you hope hope Superman we're willing you go for that

cat ready down there you oh it's one of those ones that the food's gonna fall I

can show how'd you grab that one out of the

bottle pretty cool that's that's for sure and shooting him her though they're

the bear them which need your nose Oh God

let's see about Rainbow Dash grab the legs he's gonna fall off but you might

be able get them better now you can get Rainbow Dash that looks pretty good if

it closes at all I gotta do it again it didn't close you know it closes you'll

have it all right I think you got it hopefully doesn't came straight sideways

or that's cool Rainbow Dash usually it goes all the way

forward and go sideways that one one is ankle there you go let's see think you

might he got the donut all right Sophia there you go all right guys we just got

back from our clock Rome we want all this awesome stuff we got a bunch of

food frenzy stuff with gamer green some My Little Ponies Steven universe

Superman we got Twilight Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy and a bunch of other a

bunch of donuts commented let us know in the comments what your favorite win was

and don't forget to Like and subscribe to our Channel thanks for watching guys

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World Cup 2018 Spain vs. Russia odds lines expert pics and insider

predictions a trip to the quarterfinals is on the line when Russia and Spain

square off on Sunday at 10 a.m. Eastern Time in the 2018 World Cup Spain is

number 10 in the FIFA World Rankings while Russia is number 70 Spain edged

out Portugal to top Group B while Russia secured second place in Group A Spain

enters this 2018 World Cup fixture is minus 175 moneyline favourites meaning

you'd need to bet $175 on a Spanish victory to win $100 Russia enters this

must-win match at plus 550 wager $100 to win 550 dollars while a draw in

regulation is plus 280 the over-under on total goals scored in this 2018 World

Cup matches 2.5 Spain is 9 to 2 win it all

after opening at 8 1 while Russia has 61 World Cup odds to hoist the trophy on

its home soil before you enter your 2018 World Cup picks you need to see what

european football expert david Sumter has to say sumpter is an applied

mathematician who wrote soccer Mattox a book that explains how math works inside

the sport along with other experienced analysts sumter developed the powerful

socks or baked model the socks are bait reads current odds and all team

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three seasons since its inception the socks Irbid is up an incredible one

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bid as already nailed draws for Argentina Iceland plus 385 and Brazil

Switzerland plus 360 it also correctly predicted Iran upsetting Morocco at plus

275 just to name a few of its big calls anyone who has followed it is way up

now the Sox urbanist digested the film crunched the numbers and broken down

every single player on Spain and Russia we can tell you the model is leaning

under 2.5 goals but it's much stronger play is on the money line you can see it

only at sports line the model no Spain certainly didn't dominate Group B but it

did enough to win it the squad tied Portugal 3-3 in what was arguably the

most exciting match of the World Cup 2018 thus far Spain followed it up with

a 1-0 win over defensive-minded Iran before settling for a 2-2 draw with

Morocco knowing it didn't need any more to move on the team survived the

shocking firing of coach julen La Petite just days before the World Cup started

Spain's unbeaten streak stands at 23 matches Russia entered the 2018 World

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their last seven matches leading up to the start of the World Cup 2018 however

they quickly turned heads when they scored eight goals in their first two

matches securing two victories and six points against Saudi Arabia and Egypt

now they face the 2010 World Cup champions with a chance to clinch a spot

in the quarterfinals of the knockout stage the last time Russia met Spain was

in 2017 with the game ending in a 3-3 draw russia's fighters small off scored

two goals against spain in its november encounter but he has failed to attempt a

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