Yt News today: Youtube daily report Dec 5 2018

Hey everybody this is Randy Santel 'Atlas' and I've got six hundred and

sixteen food challenge wins around the world! I'm going for my third undefeated

win in a row here in Ireland! I am back down in Cork, Ireland I'm going for

overall win number 617 I'm at the The Oliver Plunkett on Oliver Plunkett

Street I'm taking on their Beat the Beast Burger Challenge, now like I said

this thing is undefeated, nobody has been able to complete it in less than the

30-minute time limit, there are two one-pound burger patties 32 ounces total

and then those are topped with a whole bunch of bacon, there's cheddar cheese,

there's two or three fried eggs, then there are a whole bunch of healthy

vegetables, on top of this huge bun there's some onion rings, and then we've

got about 500 grams, or 1 pound of their delicious cooking chips! I've got 30

minutes to finish, if I fail it's going to be 30 euros but if I win I will get

the 30 euro meal for free, I will get a sweet t-shirt and a hat and that'll be

the first person to add it up on their Wall of Fame!

Let's get this challenge started!

All right I was here in Cork a few years ago where I dominated the Godfather

Breakfast Challenge at Toni's Bistro that went very well this is going to go

well tonight - nobody's beaten it so there's no record to beat I just got to

dominate it in under 30 minutes. 1, 2, 3. . . Boom!

Four minutes and eight seconds in, I don't know what they do to flavor the

beef but it was amazing! Got the first patty down now lets eat

this like a burger, get the win!

9 minutes and 50 seconds in the burger is gone now we got one pound of chips!

[Crowd] You're in the red zone!

Like I said earlier, whatever they did to those beef patties those were amazing!

13 minutes and 59 seconds, somebody is going to hand me my sweet t-shirt and my

Irish hat, there it is I've got an Irish hat now, which is

called a Pattie cap and then they even specialized a shirt saying that I beat

the challenge they even got my name on it!

My mom is a Murphy and we've got a Murphy's here so let's party on Friday!

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How Could You Defeat A Titanoboa Snake? - Duration: 5:43.

The titanoboa was A 48 foot long, 2 ton snake that ate crocodiles for breakfast.

It was the biggest snake to have ever lived in the history of our planet, and it lived

60 million years ago during the paleocene era.

If titanoboa were alive today, it would pose a definite threat to humanity, most specifically

humanity that lived in tropical rainforests near the equator.

But if titanoboa didn't go extinct, would that mean it would be invinsible?

Today, life's biggest questions asks, how could you defeat a titanoboa snake.

Hello and welcome back to life's biggest questions, the channel that imagines the imposible.

I'm charlotte dobre and thanks for checking out another video.

And a big welcome to all our new subscribers who found our channel through our video What

If The Titanoboa Snake Didn't Go Extinct.

As a big thank you, we've decided to make a series of videos on the titanoboa snake,

expanding on that idea.

Make sure you stick around until the end of the video where we will be responding to some

of your comments.

There are huge snakes like anacondas and pythons that are alive in this day and age that capable

of killing humans, And swallowing them whole.

Giant pythons have made headlines for swallowing humans.

Back in june of 2018, a 23 foot python swallowed an Indonesian woman whole after she had gone

to check on her vegetable garden.

This python was killed by the residents of the Indonesian town so that they could extract

the body of the slain woman from its belly.

A 23 foot python is still half the size of titanoboa, I would imagine it would have been

quite hard to kill.

So how could you defeat a titanoboa snake?

Well titanoboas would be extremely difficult to evade if they were roaming around the jungle,

hungry because they hadn't eaten in weeks.

58 Million years ago, titanoboa was the king of the jungle.

Titanoboas required warmer, tropical climates and would likely only live near the equator.

It hunted mostly in water, and was a swimmer.

It would be very difficult to navigate the swampy terrain of the rainforest, let alone

do so when there was a giant snake slithering about.

Titanoboa had a huge teeth with sharp teeth pointed toward its throat, that kept prey

moving toward its stomach.

Like other snakes, its strike was probably very fast, and it moved around effortlessly.

But does that mean it would be impossible to defeat a titanoboa snake?

Well, maybe for early humans who didn't know much about it.

But I highly doubt indigenous peoples, if they did manage to live at the same time during

titanoboas reign, would know nothing about how to defeat titanoboa.

After all, when it comes down to it, titanoboa was a snake.

And snakes are not invincible.

In fact, they have one very notable weakness.

Sure, to be killed by titanoboa would not be a fun experience.

Like other snakes, Titanoboa would wrap around its prey so it couldn't escape.

Every time its victim exhales, titanoboas grip around it gets tighter, eventually causing

it to suffocate.

That's when titanoboa opens its jaws that are equipped with flexable ligaments, and

proceeds to swallow its prey whole.

Even though this might seem like a terrifying scene, swallowing such a huge victim is not

an easy thing for a snake, even a snake as big as old tibo.

After titanoboa has consumed its prey whole, that is when its most vulnerable.

Titanoboa is going to be stuffed to the brim until it fully digests its meal.

I mean that's pretty relateable.

Its pretty difficult to do anything but watch tv after going back for second helpings at

your mom's thanksgiving feast.

I cant imagine titanoboa would have a very easy time doing anything either after eating

a whole crocodile.

It's not clear how long it would take for titanoboa to digest a pig or a crocodile or

even a human.

The warmer a snakes body is, the faster they digest their food.

It takes 3 to 5 days for a regular sized snake to digest its food.

And huge anacondas from south America eat larger prey, so their digestion takes weeks.

I would imagine the same would be true for titanoboa.

Good news is, This would be the perfect time to attack a titanoboa snake.

As I previously stated in my last video on titanoboa, if you wanted to set a trap for

this great snake, you could do so using its favourite food source, either a crocodile

or a pig.

Snakes are known to be notoriously picky eaters.

If they don't find any suitable prey, they go weeks without eating.

Titanoboa wouldn't be able to help itself if it came across a victim in the jungle so

beautifully set out for it to eat.

Once titanoboa scarfs down its meal, it would be pretty much helpless.

Indigenous people could have attacked titanoboa using spears, or even slicing it in two using

a huge sword.

And of course, in modern times, it would be easy to kill a titanoboa using modern weapons

like guns, fired at its head.

So there you have it, that is all for this episode of lifes biggest questions, but Before

we wrap up this video, I'm going to respond to some comments from our original video,

what if the titanoboa snake didn't go extinct.

Rusli Dharmawan – If they didn't go extinct, we will make them extinct.

That's our nature.

True enough.

Vince Noriega – Oh hell naw if this thing still existed then I'd voluntarily go extinct.

I second that.

Cellphone bwahahha – they would never survive today because the oxygen levels are very low

compared to its time.

Also very true.

Back when titanoboa was alive, there were plenty of animals and insects that were much

larger than we are used to, and that's because there was far more oxygen in the atmosphere.

Christiana Ogbuli – is it just me or is that snake like th basilisk from harry potter

and the chamber of secrets.

Definitely not the same snake because titanoboa was real.

ADHDetard – lets be glad its extinct.

I agree.

Snakes are my least favourite animal, even if I am a slytherin.

That is all for this episode of life's biggest questions, thanks so much for spending a few

of your valuable minutes with us.

If you wanna go on an lbq binge, check out the playlist that's clickable on your screen

right now.

And turn on those notifications by clicking the bell, so I can see you in a future episode

of life's biggest questions.

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The Differences Between FINLAND and SWEDEN - Duration: 11:23.

You got two great countries that are right beside each other and although they literally are right next door

that doesn't mean the two are the exact same and there are many different aspects character traits and

Cultural differences that make the countries of Sweden and Finland different and with that today here on FTD facts

We're gonna find out what those differences are and explore some

Similarities to my regular followers, welcome back to another episode of FTD facts and for all you new people out there

My name is Dave Walpole and welcome to a channel where I look at

People cultures and places from all around the world now today as you can see from the title

I'm talking about the differences between Sweden and Finland and you may ask yourself

Well, why is a guy that's Canadian doing the differences between these two particular nations?

Well, first of all, I've just done a lot of videos on Sweden as a matter of fact

I've done five on the country itself

And as for Finland, I've done pretty much about the same exploring the military and different cultural aspects of the country

So I figured with that knowledge. Let's figure out what's different about them and also with that in mind

I also did a video just recently on the differences between

Poland and Sweden a lot of people really liked that video. So I'm continuing to do this yet again

so in Sweden the population as of a

2018 census is

Ten million two hundred and seven thousand eighty six people making this country ranked in 90th in the world in terms of population, Finland

however has population as of a

2018 estimate of five million five hundred and twenty thousand five hundred and thirty five people

Which makes this country ranked one hundred and 14th in the world and for population

Let's talk about the people within this country

now if you look at Finland while people in Finland or from Finland are called finns and

The people from sweden are just simply called swedes now

There is one thing that is very similar between these two nations and that is language

because for both of them they actually have each other's

Languages listed as official languages of each other's countries for example in Finland

The national languages are Finnish and Swedish and as well

You also have Sami sweetener also has those three particular languages listed as official languages

But on top of that there's also Yiddish Romani, and of course me and Kili which by the way, sorry

But Norwegians not in those languages is an official one

So maybe that's the reason why Norway did not want to join the European Union. Maybe I don't know

So one thing that I also find very similar between these two countries is the style of flag now

That's not going into the history or the colours of the flag because those are completely different and of course

Let's not forget the fact that both of these flags were adopted in a very separate time

For example, Sweden's flag was adopted on June 22nd 1906

Now the colors came from the coat of arms of the country and the style very similar to Finland comes from the Danish flag

Sweden also has seventeen listed days that are classified as National Flag days

which basically mean that the flag must be up on those days as

Well, the flag should theoretically be up during the day and always lower to no later than 9 p.m

However, for both of these countries one similarity is that if it's war time, the flag is always up even at night, Finland

However, its flag was adopted on May 29th

1918 and as stated earlier Finland uses the very similar Danish flag design

But they actually have 19 days that are classified as a flag national day interesting enough in Finland

The flag doesn't need to be raised on Christmas Day like it does in Sweden

They also do have similar rules to the flag when it comes to day time raising

But one thing that Finland does by itself or is unique to the country. Is that during midsummer XIV?

The flag is flown from 6 p.m. To 9 p.m

And of course you may wonder why is that? Well, it's to symbolize that darkness will not hit the country on that day

Also, it's the same day as National Flag Day and also consider we're talking about holidays

I should also mention the fact that Finland has one unique holiday that these Swedes would like and that is

Finnish Swedish heritage Day this holiday is celebrated on November 6 and it was created originally in

1908 the tradition is to celebrate the Swedish people that are located in the country and to acknowledge the bond and

historical bond between these two countries speaking history

Let's also talk about the roots of the names of these two countries because they come from separate places

for example

The name Finland is commonly believed to have come from rune stones actually written on three rune stones

But interesting enough these tickler stones were found in Sweden and two of them which were found in the upland region

The third one was found in the island of Gotland and all of them had the word Finlandia written on it

So I thought it was very interesting that the name Finland came from something that was written in Sweden

Didn't think that however keep in mind many of these rune stones that were created by the Norse people were actually found in a majority

of the Scandinavian countries

but most of them were commonly found in the country of Sweden also a little bit of a side note nothing really to do with

the differences between these two nations, but when it comes to these rune stones

I found it fascinating that the ones that were found in Upland which are a majority of the rune stones

About 70 percent of them have Christian inscriptions written on it or as I always thought most of them would have liked Norse or some

Form of like Viking inscriptions, but yeah Christianity is on them

Did you know that but getting back to Sweden and the reason for its name? Of course, it didn't get it from Finland

However, the name did derive from external tongues of other countries

The term Sweden was actually used by the Dutch when Sweden was becoming a bigger power in the 17th century

But however before all that the people from England referred to this land as swedeland now

Here's some things that the two countries are known for that are actually quite different from each other

And first of all, let's talk about the big one in Finland

They are known for saunas for most historians and sauna enthusiasts

It's widely believed that the sauna originated from Finland and still today. It is an extremely popular thing

If you go to Finland and you don't go in a sauna, you're pretty much crazy that's like going to Germany and not having

Schnitzel I don't know what happened to my brain there

But as for saunas getting an actual date of when these were created is a hard thing as some historians

calculate that it's over 2,000 years old, but many also believe that it might have been as far back as

7,000 BC. However, the earliest known descriptions of the saunas in Finland was in around

1112 AD however on the flipside sweden is also known for something that is actually very recent and is also

Winter-themed and that is of course the famous ice hotel and although there are many other ice hotels around the world

Sweden was known to create the first one

Located in the yuccas geography region

It has been built every single year between the months of December and April since 1990 and it's a really fascinating

Although I've never been there

It's crazy because everything is made out of ice from your chair to your bed to even the glasses you drink out of it

It's so cool speaking about the ukís, Oddie region. Let's also talk about land now

Finland has a land size of

Three hundred and thirty-eight thousand four hundred and twenty four kilometres square which makes that country ranked 64th in terms of land size

Sweden however is much bigger with four hundred and fifty thousand two hundred and ninety five square kilometers ranking

55th in the world now. I've been talking a lot about the differences, but let's talk about one major

Similarity and that is healthcare and I like talking about this because I'm Canadian

You know public healthcare is right when I'm down for because both are classified as a publicly

Government-funded health care and work on a three tier system in national regional and local districts

And of course in both countries, they do have private health care

However, the funding of these two countries is quite different for example in 2015

Sweden had spent the highest amount of GDP on health care compared to any other European nation and that came at eleven point nine percent

however to get an equal figure in the year of

2013 according to the OECD

Finland spent approximately eight point nine percent of their GDP on health care whereas Sweden was the third highest with eleven percent

And you know while we're at it

Let's just take a look at the differences in some of the things that you might buy in the country

For example, if we take 12 eggs in Finland, it is roughly two point four six. Euros were in Sweden

It's three point three seven euros

However, if you were to buy a pound of chicken, that would be quite the opposite in fact

Because in Finland for this amount of chicken, you would spend five hundred and fifty euros. We're in Sweden. It's only about

526 so also one thing that I really like looking at is the historical aspects of these two countries

And it's really quite hard to say which country has had a darker or lighter

History because they both been very different. For example in World War two Finland was actually contributing to two wars

there was the winter war and the continuation war in which the Winter War was between the Russians from 1939 to

1940 and the continuation war was between Finland and Nazi Germany from 1941 to

1944 Sweden however was doing its own thing during the Second World War

it did remain fairly neutral especially during the First World War and

Unfortunately during the Second World War Germany had cut off major trade routes to Sweden to other countries around the world

So therefore Sweden was pretty much left by itself

However, one thing to mention is that Sweden was more or less a major refugee place for the Danish Jews

And of course, it's shipped materials to Finland to support the wars that they were going through

I also want to mention that one thing. I find that is kind of different between these two nations

I mean I find Finland has had a harder time struggling to get independence after all

It's a country that pretty much announced its independence from Russia in 1917

And even before that it has just had a struggle for independence because not only was it a part of the Swedish Kingdom

But as well, it was a part of the Swedish Empire. Of course Finland was a part of the Kalmar Union from 1397 to about

1523 and of course it was part of the Swedish Empire from at least the 17th century to 1809

after that

Finland was also thrown into the Russian Empire in which it was known as the Grand Duchy of Finland and it was under Russian rule

from 1809 till about

1917 when it finally got its own independence

however

That is based simply only off of

Independence because when I talk about the conflicts it gets a little tricky because of course Sweden has also been through a lot more

It's been through a lot of wars as a matter of fact

However, I also want to mention that Finland being a part of Sweden was also probably thrown into those conflicts as well

But either way guys that is just a topic for another time

Which reminds me if you guys really like this video and you want more or you want to part two to this?

be sure to hit that like button because if I get over

5,000 likes that is what I will do on top of that if you think I missed any cool differences between these two

Particular nations feel free to write it down there in the comment section below because I always love to read about them

And yeah, maybe I'll throw them in the second part if we get to it, of course if you're new here

Don't forget hit that subscribe button and that Bell notification so you can keep into tune of what we're doing

But in that, my name is Dave Wawa, and I will see you guys in the next one. Okay. Bye

What?

Okay, yeah, by the way before you guys get out of here

Here's some really cool videos for you guys to check out. We got some really awesome stuff learning about countries militaries. You name it?

We've probably talked about it. So tune into me every single day, and I'll see you in the next one. Bye

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Vine's Influence In Hip-Hop | Genius News - Duration: 3:58.

TIA: In 2013, the Internet was introduced to Vine, a 6-second video-sharing app that

quickly became an international phenomenon.

TIA: But just how often do hip-hop and Vine end up going hand in hand?

TIA: From the minute Vine first started blowing up, we not only saw rappers making their own Vines...

SOULJA: It's ya boy Soulja Boy out here in Dubai look at that camel behind me, though,

scratching his neck, turn up.

I got the Louis shoes dirty, gahdamn!

TIA: ...but we heard them referencing them, too.

TIA: And an early favorite was Terio.

Ooh!

Ooh, kill em!

Ooh!

TIA: Meek Mill's 2013 track "Ooh Kill Em" pretty much sampled the entire Vine.

TIA: In fact, Lil Terio alone has been referenced almost 30 times in hip-hop.

TIA: In 2014, Peaches Monroe gave us the phrase "on fleek," which has also had its fair

share of time in the hip-hop spotlight.

PEACHES: We in this bitch.

Finna get crunk.

Eyebrows on fleek, da fuck.

TIA: Even the guy from the "Damn Daniel" Vine has gotten a lot of lyrical mentions.

Damn, Daniel!

Back at it again with the white Vans!

TIA: One of Young Thug's earlier hits, "Best Friend" was a bit controversial when it

first released, when Louisiana rapper Tokyo Vanity claimed Thugger stole her song,

"That's My Best Friend," which was based on a Vine of her own.

TOKYO: Best friend finna...she finna...

Ooh, go best friend. That's my best friend, that's my best friend.

TIA: On Young Thug and 6LACK's September 2018 track "Climax," we hear a sample

from Vine singer Shiloh Dynasty, whose original song "Losing Interest" first went viral

in 2015.

TIA: Shiloh's voice can also be heard on the late XXXTENTACION's track "Jocelyn Flores."

TIA: A lot of songs (and rappers) got big with the help of the app.

TIA: Tracks like Denzel Curry's "Ultimate" got a huge boost from people looping the song's

chorus in their Vines.

BOY: I don't care that you broke your elbow.

TIA: And T-Wayne's "Nasty Freestyle."

TIA: Vine helped plenty of dances go viral too, many of which have found their own place

in hip-hop.

TIA: From the Nae Nae...

TIA: ...to "Hit The Quan," which was actually inspired by Rich Homie Quan's moves from

the video for his track "Flex."

TIA: The app was shut down in early 2017 with possible plans to restart sometime in the future,

but until then, rappers are still out here doin' it for the Vine.

WOMAN: Do it for the Vine!

GIRL: I ain't gon do it.

WOMAN: Do it for the Vine!

GIRL: I ain't gon do it!

WOMAN: Do it for the Vine!

Go do it!

TIA: So, what'd we miss?

TIA: I'm Tia with Genius News, bringing you the meaning and the knowledge behind the music.

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George H.W. Bush's Funeral: NBC Anchors Remember His Legacy | TODAY - Duration: 3:41.

For more infomation >> George H.W. Bush's Funeral: NBC Anchors Remember His Legacy | TODAY - Duration: 3:41.

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Now For Some Real Power—Engine Masters Preview Ep. 40 - Duration: 5:08.

- [Steve] Alright, now for some real power.

- What I've got here is a ProCharger F-1A-94,

and this unit's good for right

around 1200 or 1300 horsepower.

We're looking to make around a 1000

with a small block Chevy, and, it mounts right here.

The centrifugal supercharger is much like a turbo,

but instead of using the exhaust to drive it,

it's driven by the crankshaft.

Now here we've have upgraded the drive

from a typical serpentine to a cog belt,

and that eliminates any possibility of slip.

Now the crank shaft at max speed is going to

be at 8000 rpm at this engine.

You have a drive ratio between

the drive gear and the driven gear,

but also inside the housing here

we have a step-up ratio.

This one is 5.4 to 1.

In other words, for every turn here,

the impeller is going to be turning 5.4 times faster,

up to a maximum speed, as indicated

on the data plate here, of 74,000 rpm.

We're going to get this hooked up to an intercooler,

and then into the air intake, into the engine,

you will see how much boost it puts out,

and we'll evaluate the whole system on the dime.

Hey Brule, what's going on here man,

is Freiburger in his trailer?

I mean, it's his motor and we're

doing all the heavy lifting here.

- Makeup.

- Makeup? - Yeah.

Oh man, he's got to look his best.

- He's trying to put that red helmet

back on that he had when he was 15.

- Oh yeah. (Brule laughs)

We have the tune-up right on the engine,

we made sure everything was mechanically okay,

but the air is not quite as good, it's warmer,

plus there's more humidity, or moisture, in the air,

so we're going to due a pulley change to make the blower spin

a little bit faster to compensate.

And then we should be making the power

that we're making with this engine

in our original testing baseline.

- As if by magic the ProCharger shows up on the engine,

it's actually a super easy installation.

Three bolts hold this bracket onto

the front of the cylinder head.

And then we just have discharge tubing here

going through our massive like,

I think, 2200 horsepower-capable air to water intercooler.

And Porkchop is working on plumbing that.

This is in, this is out, through the

blow-off valve that he's about to install,

and through our Holly 105 millimeter throttle body,

through the elbow, into our single plane Edelbrock intake.

Okay, we got the blower on there now,

and off-camera we've run this thing a few times,

and sort of struggled with the

tune and some things a little bit.

It's down on power, I guess you add up

the fact that it's hotter, it's more humid.

- 80 % humidity.

- And, the boost is down .4 to .5 psi.

- [Brule] At least.

- And, we know that the air temp

in the intake manifold is 20 to 30 degrees higher,

so I hope bench racing wise that all of that

adds up to about the 80 horsepower loss

that we were seeing versus what we were doing before.

So this is going to be our pull with

our new smaller blower pulley,

and just a mechanical check-up,

making sure that engine's happy.

This should be good for 1000 plus horsepower.

(engine revving)

(engine roaring)

- [Steve] Pretty good.

- Was it good?

- [Steve] Yeah, I saw like a 1075.

- I was kind of pegged, left eye on the

air fuel meter, right eye on the monitor.

- I had your trust on the AFR,

I was looking at oil pressure and fuel pressure.

- [Brule] Perfect, so yeah, that was good that time,

that was a good change. - [Steve] Yeah.

- Yeah, and it's still on it's way up 7600 rpm,

1070 horsepower, and a 760 pound feet of torque.

- When we started out, we had a bit

different fuel pressure that we had to

spend a little time tuning around,

so you need your own regulator on your rail.

- [Freiburger] I'll bring my clock too.

- So that doesn't happen.

- [Steve] You can't mess around because the thing's going to be

a wide open throttle like, - Forever.

Forever.

- A nine second pulse seems like a long time.

It's not anywhere close to what you're going to do to it.

- So, I guess the real lesson here is that

when you come to the Dyno with something like this,

and you really have a specific plan

on what you're going to do with the engine,

it's not just a street, drive around,

do burnouts, you know. - [Steve] Right.

Make a 1000 horsepower with a junkyard motor.

- [Steve] I mean, we learned a lot.

- It's a 347 cubic inch engine,

that makes a 1070 horsepower, it's not bad.

- [Steve] Yeah, yeah, exactly.

- You know what, thank you always for your help

with my actual racing program,

and I'll expect you to be there

with me at my garage. - [Steve] I will, you know it.

- [Freiburger] You know it, let's go wrap this thing up.

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Happy to be Alive, Wasting Time, and A Son's Assitance - Duration: 7:33.

(upbeat music)

- [Frank] Sabrina Fisher.

- Good morning, Your Honor.

- Good morning, Sabrina.

What are you so happy about?

- To be alive.

- That's a good answer, Inspector Quinn.

It's a good answer.

You know why that's a good answer, Inspector Quinn?

Seriously.

If you talk to anyone who is ill

and they're quite ill, they all say the same thing.

They say, "Enjoy life, it's a precious gift."

- That's right.

- And I think an awful lot of us just take it for granted.

We get up in the morning, we feel good, we go on with our,

and we don't really stop and smell the roses,

and say this is a precious gift, life is a precious gift.

- Exactly. - That was a great answer.

- 100%, it's happened to me so that's why it's my answer.

- Well, you had a great answer on that.

- Yeah. (laughs) I'm not sure what the answer's

gonna be on the parking ticket.

- [Sabrina] All right.

- All right, you're here for parking in a prohibited area.

- [Sabrina] Yep.

- On Wayland and Waterman Streets.

What do you wanna tell me about that?

- So, I've been helping the new Verizon store,

on that corner, open up, since November.

And I came out one night after helping 'em out

and I had a ticket on the car,

but I've parked in the same exact place

for at least three months now,

so I was confused as to why I even had the ticket.

So, I was like, maybe it's a new parking person,

so I just took about four pictures,

and I said that I would just come to court, and--

- Show them to Inspector Quinn, please.

Explain to him what you're trying to prove.

- That, basically, there's no sign.

- That there's no sign.

- That's basically what she's trying to prove.

- [Sabrina] Yeah, there's no sign.

- I can see, Your Honor, the first photo

there is a sign, I mean there is a pole

with no sign located on it, and.

That's probably the best photo for you, Your Honor, to view.

- Oh, I see it, okay.

Well, Sabrina, there's a parking pole. (chuckles)

- Yeah, right, it's just a pole and that's why

I've been parking there for, like three months,

so I was like, ah.

- In front of the pole.

- [Sabrina] Yeah.

- How long did it take you to take the sign down?

(Sabrina and Quinn laughing)

How d'you work that out?

- I wish I was that clever but it wasn't there,

it hasn't been there since day one.

- You sure you didn't have a screwdriver

and a stepladder in the back of your car?

- I have a screwdriver in my car but not a stepladder.

One without the other.

- If you were parking there for three months,

you didn't say I'm gonna be here for three months,

maybe I can take this sign down.

- (laughing) No.

- You didn't do that, huh?

Okay, well, based on the photographic evidence

the matter will be dismissed.

Good luck to you.

- Thank you.

(upbeat music)

- [Lady] Morning.

- You have an expired meter.

- So, this is the story.

At 9:40, I parked on Waterman Street,

and there were two broken meters,

and I asked the parking people, "Can I park here?"

And they said, "Sure, but only two hours."

I fed that meter, and then I came back at an hour later

and had a ticket for re-feeding the meter.

- Was there a time on the meter?

- Oh, yeah, yeah, there was another two hours,

but they said, "You can't re-feed it."

I'm like, "I didn't re-feed it."

So, I'm just complaining, sorry.

I'm wasting your time, it's not right.

- You're not wasting my time.

- Good, thank you.

- Trust me, there are some people in here who waste my time,

you are not wasting my time.

- [Lady] Thank you.

- You don't know what wasting time is. (laughs)

All right, the matter is dismissed.

- Thank you.

- [Frank] Good luck.

- You heard the judge.

"There are people around here who waste my time."

I'm not gonna lie to you, that gets my Irish up.

Who's wasting the judge's time?

Not me.

The judge and I are like Butch and Sundance.

Well, actually, we are the opposite of Butch and Sundance,

they were criminals.

We're more like Crockett and Tubbs.

Actually, we're not like them at all.

Starsky and Hutch.

Johnny and Ed, that's it, nailed it!

- All right, lets see we got,

one, two, three, four, we need four pairs of cuffs.

(laughing)

How many cuffs, are you prepared?

- [Inspector Quinn] We'll have to borrow yours today, Judge.

- Okay, what's the babies name?

- [Man And Woman] Jasmine.

- Oh, Jasmine, and this guy?

- [Both] Arthur.

- [Man] He's the third.

- How old are you?

- Seven. - Get up here.

Tell us now, your full name.

- [Arthur] Arthur Harold Fourteen the Third.

- Wow, and where do you go to school?

- Saylesville Elementary.

- Why aren't you in school this morning?

- Because I had to go here.

(crowd laughing)

- What, were you driving the car?

- (laughing) No!

- Were you in the car?

- [Arthur] Yes!

- Well, then, if you were in the car

then you're a witness so I'm gonna need your help, okay?

- [Woman] You were in school when it happened,

tell him you were in the car this morning.

- Do you wanna help me on this?

Hm, do you wanna help me?

I'm gonna ask you, was there an emergency

when this car was parked?

- (laughing) No.

- There wasn't an emergency.

Well, your parents are being charged during an emergency

so, since there wasn't an emergency,

does that mean I should give them the full fine?

- [Arthur] (laughing) No.

(crowd laughing) - No?

Oh, well, lets see what you had,

I want you to listen 'cause I need some help, okay?

- Okay.

- All right.

What do you wanna tell me about this?

- The tree I pulled up next to said no parking

this side of the road, they're doing street sweeping,

so I said, oh, I'll move to the other side of the road.

- There was a sign on the tree?

- [Woman] A little paper sign on the tree.

- Paper sign on the tree. - Was hand written.

- [Frank] Okay, all right.

- Like, it was official paper but filled in by hand.

- [Frank] All right, I got it, I got it, I got it.

- So I pulled across to the other side of the road

and I pulled up to a space where the pole with the--

- All right, all right.

- [Woman] Two hour parking--

- There was an event going on

and the city put up temporary signs saying no parking.

- Yeah. - Okay, I got it.

- Yeah, on the left side, I had seen it,

on the right-hand side, I didn't see it.

- I got it!

- [Woman] Oh, I see.

(breathing out heavily)

- All right, here's the deal.

The city put up temporary signs, right?

They're paper signs and they put them on poles and trees.

And, as a result of that,

the city then gave your mother a ticket for $100.

So, now I have three choices, I'm gonna mark 'em down here.

Choice one is I can fine your mom $100.

You see that?

Choice two is I could probably say

I'm gonna reduce the fine to $30.

Or choice three is I can dismiss the case.

So, what, I'm really stuck on this

'cause I'm not really sure what to do.

So, what should I do?

One, two, or three?

- Three. - Three?

(crowd laughing)

(sighs heavily)

All right, the issue is, actually, he's pretty smart.

The issue is the city puts up temporary signs,

they're paper signs that really--

- They're tiny.

- Sometimes can be very misleading.

We condition people to look for signs

that are up eight feet, and that's what we do.

And they put these temporary signs up

for events that are going on.

So, I agree with my assistant here,

that the matter should be dismissed.

- Thank you.

- The matter is dismissed.

Hey, come here, good job.

Okay.

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A million?

Blow it out.

125 million people have seen that video.

Oh, my God. I can't believe that.

Well, there must be something about me that people like.

Hi, I'm Nonnie. I was born in 1913.

That would make me 106. No. Is it?

105.

105. I still can see, still can talk.

They all seem to want to know what is my secret?

There's no secret. I'm not hiding anything.

This is what the good Lord wants.

I was only eight years old when I first started to have coffee.

Then they started to say coffee was bad and don't do this.

I always drank the coffee, thank God.

Don't hold a grudge. It's easier to forgive and forget.

Don't look at the bad side. Try to look at the good side.

I think it's working for me.

Everything was home-cooked.

My mother never used to go to the store

and buy a can of beans.

The way I look at it, if you can't be good,

be careful with your friends.

And don't talk about this one or that one or this one's no good.

Everybody's good.

Can I talk to you a little bit about that video

that went on the internet?

Yeah.

You had a cake come out.

You tried to blow out the candles,

and your teeth came out. Do you remember this?

No. Oh.

[inaudible 00:01:58]

Oh, yeah. When my teeth came out of my mouth.

Yup. It'll make me laugh.

Blow it out.

Oh, my God. Look at me laughing.

That would take one on television.

Yeah. Do you remember that?

Yup. I remember as though it was today.

Well, I'm glad I brought some joy into the world.

Happy birthday to you.

Okay, are you going to blow it out Momma?

Blow it out.

Blow it out, Momma.

Took two blows.

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Who Is Matthew Whittaker? Narrated by Hayes Davenport | NowThis - Duration: 7:20.

[WHITAKER] I could see a scenario where Jeff Sessions is replaced, with a recess appointment,

and that Attorney General doesn't fire Bob Mueller,

but he just reduces his budget so low that his investigation grinds to an absolute- almost a halt.

That's Matthew Whitaker.

The Acting Attorney General who reportedly has no intention of recusing himself from the Mueller probe he repeatedly criticized.

Here's why Trump turned a former hot tub salesman with little experience

into the nation's top law enforcement official.

...Swivel seat, because it's a unique design that's going to help lots of people that have mobility issues

get in and use their hot tub in a safe manner.

Michael G. Whitaker was born in 1969 in Ankeny, Iowa, a suburb of Des Moines.

He graduated from Ankeny High,

where he was inducted into the Iowa High School Football Hall of Fame.

From there, his gridiron career continued.

He went on to the University of Iowa where he played tight end on the losing side of the 1991 Rose Bowl-

this would be his first taste of many defeats.

Whitaker graduated that year with a bachelor's degree in communications studies.

In 1995, he received his Juris Doctor degree and a master's degree

in finance from the university's school of business.

Upon graduation, Whitaker went into practice as a lawyer for a handful of regional law firms.

He was also corporate counsel for a national grocery company.

In 2002, with experience in arguing for grocery stores,

he decided to take his talents to public office.

As a Republican, Whitaker ran unsuccessfully for state treasurer of Iowa,

losing the race to the incumbent Democrat.

By 2004, Whitaker finally locked down a position in politics

It was a position that didn't have to be voted on - so he won!

He was appointed the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Iowa where he served for 5 years,

until the Obama administration took over.

In 2012, Whitaker was the co-chairman of Rick Perry's presidential campaign.

[PERRY] I'm not ashamed to admit that I'm a Christian.

But you don't need to be in the pew every Sunday to know that there's something wrong in this country when

gays can serve openly in the military,

but our kids can't openly celebrate Christmas or pray in school.

Like Whitaker's bid for treasurer, Perry's campaign failed.

But somewhere along the way, Whitaker must have thought he made a name for himself-

because in 2014, after consistently losing,

Whitaker thought he'd try his hand at running for the highest chamber of Congress.

He ran as a Republican in Iowa for the United States Senate.

Whitaker campaigned on a number of classic conservative ideas, like repealing the Affordable Care Act.

Whitaker said.

He also went after same-sex marriage.

He said Marbury V Madison - the famous case that gave judges the power to review laws - was a "bad ruling".

But Whitaker's arguably most troubling idea came when he said he would only support federal judges who have a biblical worldview.

In a 2014 debate, Whitaker went pretty hard at the idea of a secular judge -

even though the office of a U.S. Senator is secular.

The Des Moines Register notes that what he was effectively saying was,

But like every previous role, Whitaker didn't win anyway.

He only secured 7.5% of the vote, coming in fourth place out of five candidates in the Republican primary.

After losing, Whitaker chaired the campaign of Sam Clovis,

a Republican candidate for Iowa state treasurer,

but he lost too.

Clovis would eventually become a grand jury witness in Mueller's investigation.

Clovis was listed as a "campaign supervisor"

in an indictment of former Trump campaign aide, George Papadopoulos, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.

In other words, Whitaker has a personal connection to a witness in the probe he is overseeing.

Whitaker's resume includes a stint on the advisory board for World Patent Marketing.

WPM billed itself as 'helping investors turn their ideas into businesses'.

People who flocked to the site filled with fraudulent 'success stories' could pay for what was called a 'global patent'.

The only problem was there was never such a thing as a 'global patent'.

Once they had someone on the line,

WPM would keep asking for money to further the development of the inventor's idea-

only to keep the cash while doing next to nothing for the investor.

In some cases, the company took up to $400,000 from unfortunate clients- many of whom were veterans.

The company made millions and, according to The Federal Trade Commission, inventors were left with nothing.

The FTC called the whole thing a scam that "bilked thousands of customers out of millions of dollars."

When customers complained, Whitaker lashed out.

He threatened legal action against someone who had reported the scam to the Better Business Bureau.

And then he closed with…

The company was eventually shut down and hit with a 26 million dollar fine for scamming its customers.

Whitaker just walked away from it all, scott free.

In June of 2017, he was hired by CNN, as a contributor with an ulterior motive.

John Q. Barrett, a law professor at St. John's University,

reportedly met Whitaker at CNN on several occasions when the two were there discussing the Russia probe.

Whitaker told Barrett that he was going to New York from Iowa

to appear on CNN more frequently in hopes of being noticed by the White House

as a staunch defender and supporter of Trump and in-turn get a job offer.

Whitaker was working hard to impress Trump, and Trump was watching.

After news broke that Donald Jr. had met with a Russian lawyer who was offering dirt on Hillary Clinton,

Whitaker came to bat for the president's adult son.

[WHITAKER] To suggest that there's a conspiracy here- I mean, you would always take that meeting.

Continuing his quest to become a blip on Trump's radar,

Whitaker retweeted a Philadelphia Inquirer article titled

"Note to Trump's lawyer: Do not cooperate with Mueller lynch mob."

In 2016, Whitaker also wrote an article in USA Today titled: 'I would indict Hillary Clinton'.

And he wrote an op-ed for CNN titled

"Mueller's investigation of Trump is going too far"

The op-ed accused Mueller of coming up

'to a red line in the Russia 2016 election-meddling investigation that he is dangerously close to crossing'

And if Mueller didn't limit the scope, it would

"raise serious concerns that the special counsel's investigation was a mere witch hunt," Whitaker wrote.

All of this was seemingly music to Trump's ears as -

just a month after Whitaker's hit piece on Mueller's probe dropped -

Attorney General Jeff Sessions hired him as his chief of staff.

And as Trump's disdain for Sessions - who recused himself from the probe -

continued brewing, one day after the 2018 midterms,

the Whitaker blip on Trump's radar was finally ready to pop.

On November 7, 2018, Trump forced Sessions to resign.

The latest move in his slow-motion Saturday night massacre.

The president's reason for bypassing Rod Rosenstein,

the guy who's actually senate confirmed,

for Matthew Whitaker is pretty clear by now.

Critics fear any decision Whitaker makes in the Mueller investigation will be in the best interest of Donald Trump,

rather than the country.

Every significant investigative step made by Mueller has to go through Whitaker first,

who will have the power to overturn, alter, or suppress any of those findings. Seems fair.

Regardless, Trump claims he doesn't even know Whitaker:

[TRUMP] Well, Matt Whitaker, I don't know Matt Whitaker.

But some people say President Trump <b><i>does</i></b> know Matt Whitaker:

[TRUMP] I can tell you Matt Whitaker is a great guy. I mean, I know Matt Whitaker.

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How Pros Master Mulligans - Duration: 2:12.

In this video, I'm going to explain how pro players approach Mulligan decisions.

If you'd like to know how top competitors like BoarControl throw back cards,

now is your chance.

So, let's go.

Most players view the mulligan as a simple part of Hearthstone.

You keep your low-cost cards and you throw back your high-cost cards, right?

Well, not quite.

It's absolutely true that pros generally keep cards that they can play early.

That Deathwing in your hand isn't going to do much good on turn 2.

But a proper mulligan goes much deeper than this.

Pros decide what cards to keep

based on how they anticipate the game state evolving.

You generally want to keep cards that are vital to winning, regardless of the cost.

For example, if a pro plays against Odd Warrior,

they will keep Ultimate Infestation or Frost Lich Jaina,

despite their high cost.

This is because out-valuing Odd Warrior is the key to victory,

and the power of a guaranteed Infestation on turn 10

outweighs the dead card on turn 1,

mainly because Odd Warrior just isn't good at applying early pressure.

Another example.

Have you ever wondered how pro druids just always manage a turn-6 Spreading Plague?

Well, it's not luck.

Skilled druids don't just keep this card in the mulligan.

They actively throw other cards back to look for it,

especially when facing aggro decks.

The mulligan isn't just about cards you don't want.

It's also another chance at finding cards that you must have.

Pros know that a good mulligan strategy can be the difference

between winning and losing competitive Hearthstone matches,

so be sure to evaluate your game plan

and keep cards based on how you want to win,

and not what you can play right away.

Thanks for watching, everyone.

If you enjoyed this video,

brought to you by the coaches at Gamer Sensei,

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The Stunning Transformation Of Priyanka Chopra - Duration: 5:00.

Priyanka Chopra is a name Westerners are quickly becoming more and more familiar with, as the

Bollywood starlet-turned American sweetheart's profile continues to rise.

Let's take a look at her exciting life and revel in one of Hollywood's most amazing transformations.

From Jamshedpur to Newton

Priyanka Chopra was born on July 18, 1982, in Jamshedpur, India.

As a preteen, Chopra left Jamshedpur to live with her aunt in Newton, Massachusetts.

Considering Newton is a city of less than 100,000 people and Jamshedpur boasts more

than one million, the move was quite the adjustment for Chopra.

Revealing the adorably funny reason she made the big move on The Late Show with Stephen

Colbert, Chopra said:

"I realized that kids don't have to wear a uniform to school in America.

And for a teenager, that's really important, you know?"

Conquering the world

In 2000, an 18-year old Priyanka Chopra was crowned Femina Miss India World.

Though the young beauty queen would go on to take home the title of Miss World, Chopra

once said that being bullied in high school negatively affected the way she felt about

herself and her appearance, revealing to Today:

"I was made to feel so uncomfortable about the way I looked or where I came from."

In an interview, Chopra revealed that she credits her pageant wins for her confidence,

grace, positivity, intelligence, and poise.

Less is more

Two years before the actress would impress American audiences on Quantico, Priyanka Chopra

spoke with Filmfare about her personal approach to style.

When asked to share her must-have style item, Chopra revealed:

"The one thing I wear best is my confidence.

That's what I'd recommend to everyone."

Perhaps it's this confidence that inspires Chopra's "less is more" approach to

makeup.

The actress' best tip to avoid looking like a painting?

"If you're doing the eyes, don't do the lips.

If you're doing lips, don't do the eyes."

Chopra's approach to makeup is reminiscent of Angelina Jolie's modern minimalist beauty

routine, and Chopra just so happened to name Jolie as her A-lister style icon.

India's Beyonce to America's sweetheart

Though Chopra had enjoyed a successful film career as a Bollywood star in India, her costars

in the ABC television series Quantico initially had no idea how seasoned of an actress she

really was.

Quantico producer Joshua Safran told Indiewire:

"She just came in like any other actor on the day we were auditioning the role of Alex.

She was very clearly an entity in and of herself and I was very surprised because I did not

know who she was, she was just another name on that day's sheet."

Josh Hopkins, a co-star of Chopra's, also admitted not knowing who she was, despite

her 11 million Twitter followers.

However, now that he knows just what a big deal she is, Hopkins told Indiewire that he

wants to visit India with Chopra "to see what it's like to walk around with Beyonce."

Hey, we can't say we blame him.

Wearing success like a shirt

In 2016, Chopra was named as one of Time magazine's "100 Most Influential People."

Her Baywatch co-star, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, penned a touching tribute to the

star, writing:

"She has drive, ambition, self-respect, and she knows there's no substitute for hard work."

Johnson went on to say that he and Chopra often quote the saying, "Wear your success

like a T-shirt, not a tuxedo."

Praising Chopra's accessibility despite her fame, Johnson said:

"As big a star as she is, as global as she is, as beautiful as she is, there's this interesting

quality of relatability."

Falling in love

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas kept their relationship on the down-low for quite some

time before the actress confirmed her engagement to the Jonas brother in August 2018.

The couple sat down with Vogue later in the year to satiate their fans' curiosity about

their relationship, revealing that it began with Jonas sliding into Chopra's DMs.

After texting for a few months, the two finally met face-to-face at the Vanity Fair Oscars

party in 2017.

Jonas recalled getting on one knee and asking Chopra, "Where have you been all my life?"

Chopra and Jonas attended the 2017 Met Gala together before going a whole year without

seeing each other, meeting again at the 2018 Met Gala.

Jonas revealed that he knew he'd marry Chopra after their third official date at a Dodgers

game.

It looks like he was onto something!

Happily ever after

On November 30th, 2018, Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra kicked off their wedding celebrations

with a Mehendi ceremony, a traditional Indian custom, where they received henna tattoos.

Later that evening, Jonas and Chopra's families performed choreographed dance numbers in what

Chopra described as a "fierce song and dance competition between the families."

On December 1st, the bride and groom said "I do" in a Western wedding ceremony,

Chopra wearing a custom Ralph Lauren wedding gown with an incredible 75-foot veil.

Chopra revealed to People magazine that she was nervous, but she knew she was "making

the best decision of her life" once she saw Jonas.

The following day, the couple exchanged vows once more in a Hindu ceremony.

Their sweet wedding celebrations came to an end when Chopra's family blessed her marriage

to Jonas.

Happy ever-after, Nick and Priyanka!

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[XBOX SOUND]

[MUSIC - SUPERGRASS, "DIAMOND HOO HA MAN"]

I got my hobnails.

Got the jitter shakes.

The Diamond Hoo Ha Man, I do what it takes.

All I got is all I need.

But what I really want is in my dreams.

When the sun goes down, I just can't resist.

Bite me!

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

Got to get you in my suitcase.

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

Bite me!

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

I gotta get you in my suitcase.

Yeah!

Yeah.

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

When the sun goes down--

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

[CARS WHIZZING BY]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[XBOX SOUND]

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♪ Latin Music ♪

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CIA Refutes Trump Admin's Claims About Khashoggi Murder - Duration: 4:27.

On Tuesday, CIA director Gina Haspel, briefed a handful of senators about what the CIA knows

about the murder of journalists, Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of Saudi Arabia, and the people

who walked out of that meeting, including the hardcore Trump supporters, said that yet

we have no doubt that Saudi Arabia, a Prince Mohammed bin Salman mbs, that he murdered

that journalist or had him murdered.

That's coming from Lindsey Graham.

And it's coming from Bob Corker.

And Lindsey Graham is, we all know, has been a hardcore Trump supporter ever since his

buddy John McCain passed away.

Uh, so for him to come out and say that, yeah, there's no smoking gun, there's a smoking

saw after speaking with the CIA director.

That kind of tells us everything we need to know about what actually happened.

But here's another interesting little nugget to go along with this story.

Last week you had defense secretary James Mattis and secretary of State Mike Pompeo

of the Trump administration, telling the media, telling Congress, telling senators that, hey,

there's really not enough evidence to say that, uh, you know, nbs was actually involved

in this, uh, uh, you know, it's just a little too muddy right now.

We're not 100 percent sure you had Trump even before that saying, Hey, you know, uh, we

don't know exactly what happened.

Maybe maybe they were involved, we can't say, but they buy a lot of weapons from us.

So we really, you know, is it worth risking that relationship?

And as I said, then, yeah, it is, it is worth ending that relationship.

Uh, even without the murder, it was worth ending that relationship because that seems

to be the only thing that Saudi Arabia can do.

Well, murder people.

But we know based on CIA intelligence and what these Republicans are coming out and

telling us now, there is no doubt whatsoever that Prince Mohammed bin Salman had this journalist,

Jamal Khashoggi murdered.

In fact, Bob Corker actually said, uh, if the crown prince was put on trial, he'd be

convicted by a jury in 30 minutes.

That must've been some powerful, compelling evidence that Gina Haspel showed those senators

yesterday.

Is this administration going to do anything about it?

And absolutely not.

Even though this new account from these Republicans from Gina Haspel completely contradicts everything

they've said, they won't do anything because again, as Trump has pointed out, not only

do they buy a lot of weapons from us, but they buy a lot of condos and apartments from

him to the tune of, I think about 40 to $50, million dollars they've spent on Trump properties.

So why in the world would we expect this man who only cares about money to take this issue

seriously and punished Arabia accordingly.

But let's go back in time a minute because it's not just Donald Trump.

Barack Obama tried to protect Saudi Arabia from being sued for their, uh, providing the

hijackers for nine slash 11, George W. Bush.

How we saw him kneel down, kiss and hold hands with the Saudi royal family for eight years.

They were 100 percent in bed with them because of their oil, and here's the kicker, folks.

We don't even get most of our oil from Saudi Arabia.

Most of it comes from the north and the South Canada and Mexico.

That's where most US oil comes from.

Our two neighbors, the two neighbors that Donald Trump can't seem to stop fighting with,

and yet we're supposed to protect this brutal dictatorship.

It's not a royal family.

It's a dictatorship over there in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia Is a fascist regime.

They're out there killing children in Yemen killing their own citizens.

They killed this journalist and the administration is turning a blind eye towards it because

one, they feed our military industrial complex and they give our defense contractors billions

of dollars into there.

Also not shy about putting tens of millions of dollars into Donald Trump's pocket by buying

his properties.

As long as those two things continue, we will never see the United States stand up to Saudi

Arabia.

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