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I neither need to be a housewife, or like a career woman because, woo!

Cooking all this food.

It's a lot of work.

Hey guys.

I'm Nikki.

This is My Kitchen Sink.

Today I'll be cooking Jamaican Brown Stew Chicken with rice and peas and plantains.

It's a recipe I learned from my Auntie Sonya, but before we get started if you haven't

already subscribe below.

I went to two different grocery stores for all the ingredients we're gonna use today,

and roughly spent $27.

It's something my grandmother use to always cook, but my aunt is the one who taught me how to cook it.

I'd call her and she'd be like, "You need to do this, that, x, y, z.

Carrots, tomatoes, potatoes, thyme."

She's the best.

She's a great cook.

Right now we have a few pieces of chicken breast and chicken thigh, roasted garlic herbs,

Mrs. Dash, and some Lawry's.

And I put a little thyme in to like, let it marinate and get all the good little juices

in all the little nooks and crannies in there to give like a flavorful punch.

I get my cooking inspiration from my family.

Any family meal for us is like a…

production.

Food is like our love language.

We're also gonna add some thyme.

We're gonna use way more than this because thyme is everything.

It has so much flavor and nothing should survive without thyme.

Cooking is very therapeutic for me.

It's like, I like to come home, pour a glass of wine, and figure out what I'm gonna cook for the night.

The most I always keep in my fridge are herbs.

And just like, growing up in a Caribbean household, that's like thyme is very, very important.

And on top of that, whether I'm cooking like a Caribbean meal, or just any kind of meal,

it just adds an extra flavorful punch.

When I'm cutting up the scallions I tend to cut this part off.

Um, I don't know why, everyone in my family does it, but if you know why,

let us know in the comments.

Next, we're going to fry the chicken.

I'm using both olive oil and canola oil.

My aunt taught me fry with both.

And then we're gonna put the stove on medium high.

And once it starts bubbling a little bit, we'll throw the chicken in.

Now that I put the chicken in, I'm gonna wash my hands.

Now we're gonna move on to the rice and peas.

I'm gonna be very honest.

Nobody taught me anything about tea-

two teaspoons of this or one cup of that, like,

Caribbean people don't cook like that.

They just cook.

I can't really give you a measurement.

Sorry about that.

My aunt never gave me a measurement.

She's just like, "You know, keep, keep, cooking until it tastes like x, y, and z."

And I'm just like, that doesn't help, but you know, that's just how I'm gonna cook.

Coconut milk is like so important to rice and peas.

Might as well just add the beans now.

Ahh.

Seasoning salt.

Some more thyme cause thyme is in everything.

We will put this on the stove and let it like heat up for like 2 or 3 minutes and then after

that we'll add the brown rice to it.

So, last but not least, is the plantains.

I like to buy my plantains a little beat up like this because in my mind, this is not

a scientific fact, no one has taught me this, but my tastebuds would attest to it, that

these are gonna be sweeter.

I'm usually good with just a half of plantains when you have-

All this other stuff happening.

We're gonna go put the brown rice in now cause the pot should be warm.

And then we're gonna put the plantains on and fry them.

I like to just like, poke the chicken to make sure the inside is actually really cooked.

And it's like softening up because no one wants to eat raw stew chicken.

That's gross.

We're gonna add the carrots, the tomatoes, the scallions, the garlic, and of course

can't forget the thyme.

And then we're gonna cover the pot and let it stew for like another 20, 30 minutes.

This is scotch bonnet pepper.

It's like a really spicy pepper.

You literally have to watch it for 60 seconds cause if it pops, your mouth will be on fire.

Caribbean people always use scotch bonnet for everything.

The rice is basically done.

So we're just gonna move the rice off the stove to the side and fry the plantain until

it's golden brown.

I'm a clean freak so, don't mind me.

This is my magic power you guys, cleaning while you're cooking.

That's something my mom taught me.

"Clean as you're cooking and there'll be less mess when you're done."

I don't really give you guys too much numbers or instruction because I didn't really get any.

You can tell that the chicken is ready is when it's like nice and soft

and it's kinda like falling off the fork.

It smells so good.

What I love most about making Jamaican food is that it kinda just keeps me in touch with

my culture.

My cousins and I are first generation Americans and although we were heavily raised in a super,

super Jamaican household, it's easy to be Americanized.

And although it's great to be in a country where you have all these different cultures,

I want to make sure I keep apart of culture with me and my family.

And voilà.

Check out the full recipe in the description below.

Mmm.

Really good.

You ever cook something and then be like, "I can't believe I cooked that."

I might actually eat the whole thing.

Stew chicken just reminds me a lot of my grandma and all the times we've spent together,

and it's like my favorite meal.

It feels very at home like,

it's just my safe space.

Thanks for watching My Kitchen Sink.

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【ENG SUB】News: Cardfight!! Vanguard - Extra Booster 01: The Destructive Roar "V-EB01" - Duration: 5:11.

Welcome my Brozilla to a new video.

My name is Venotrax and the theme today is "Extra Booster 01 - The Destructive Roar".

This is the booster I'm looking forward to for the standard format.

Why am I looking forward to it?

It's obvious. We can already see here Tachikaze, Spike Brothers and Megacolony.

I like to play Tachikaze and Megacolony myself.

So from Megacolony the Machining.

I think they're interesting.

I was so excited about the Booster when it was finally announced this week.

I wanted to do other videos, but then this came and I tought: Talk a bit about it and tell your opinion.

In my opinion the division is pretty nice.

It looks like 22 cards for every clan, so a total of 66 cards.

It would be logical if every clan get 22 cards.

Also each carton includes the following promos.

These are "Poison Sickle Mutant Deity, Overwhelm", "Great Villian, Dirty Picaro" and "Absolut Ruler, Gluttony Dogma".

Bushiroad I need to ask: Why get Dogma a reprint only now?

Now when I only play standard format.

This thing is just.. yeah.

Then we got in every display a Force, Accel and Protect Gift Marker.

Pretty nice in my opinion.

Let's take a look on the confirmed cards.

For Tachikaze we got the Gigarex, a very beautiful card in my opinion

This is the new artwork.

An here we got the old one.

I like the old artwork, too, but I like the V-Series one better.

It just looks more dangerous.

Here we got General Seifried which isn't really my cup of tea.

But it looks better than the Original artwork, which looks pretty vanilla, just standing there with a pose.

Then we got Juggernaut Maximum a pretty well known card.

Because he got pretty early introduced.

Well I remember the card.

The artwork is nice but it doesn't mean the old one is bad.

It's really better than the old Seifried.

Next we got Machining Spark Hercules.

The design is amazing.

The old one was also pretty nice looking but it loses in comparison with the new one.

I just love it.

Last but not least we got Stag Beetle with his new artwork.

And then we got the old one which doesn't look that special.

In general I don't really like Stag Beetle's design.

We know what we'll probably get in this booster.

I can imagine which cards will get released for Megacolony and Tachikaze.

But for Spike Brothers I have no clue, which means we have to let ourselves get suprised.

Obviously it won't be Rising Nova.

Maybe we'll get some Dudley support.

Tachikaze showed that it's going to be the Rex monsters.

Rex monster like: Dark Rex, Deathrex, Squallrex, Blade Rex or was it Sword Rex?

As you can see there are going to be enough Rex cards.

I hope there will be a handful of good Rex cards, so one is able to play a Rex deck instead of some colorful deck .

Machining should be clear as we got 2 of them confirmed.

Also the Anime got a character that uses Machining cards.

So it's pretty obvious that there are going to be many Machining cards

I think that's really good.

As I said before, I hope there will be enough Rex cards.

I'm content with Megacolony because we'll get Machining.

I was really amazed when I saw this picture.

Giga Rex and Spark Hercules both look amazing.

I would say this the end of this short informative video for The Destructive Roar

If you liked the video, destroy the like button.

We'll see us next time

Your Venotrax, bye!

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How To Be A Good Landlord - Duration: 12:05.

A lot of crappy landlords out there. How do you be one of the good ones? Well

today, on Limitless Wealth TV me and Steven Michael Miller are going to break it

down for you and show you what it looks like to be a rock star landlord.

Friends, we are back and today we're talking about how to be a good landlord.

Because Steven are there bad landlords out there? There are bad landlords, and

there are good landlords. Well, and you know think about a property management

company it has a thousand homes. Like they got it figured out, systematized, but

you know who the bad landlords are? They're people like you and I that are

brand-new we're mom-and-pop shops and we don't know how to do real estate as a

business. So we got bleeding hearts and we're paying attention to people's

stories and sometimes we're the ones actually getting taken advantage of.

Unless, you learn how to do it appropriately, so today Steven and I are

going to break down the three most important things that you need to be a

good landlord. Alright, number one, you need to set the proper expectations. Now

it really all comes down to the very beginning. As you're getting into this

whole new scenario, this whole new world of landlording, it's from day one you set

the proper expectations. And those proper expectations aren't to be set verbally.

Just let me say that one more time. These proper expectations should not

only, be set verbally. In other words, if you have an expectation of what you want

from the people that are renting your house, make sure it's in writing. Please

if it's not in the contract, it's not in contract. Okay, so put it all in the

contract. If you expect them to clean up the yard and to maintain the yard, they

are put it in the contract. If you expect them to pay on time and if they don't,

there will be a penalty. Put it in the contract. If you expect that they can't

bring all their friends over and have... you know, to live in the home for

months and months and months. And if you don't want them to have cars in the

front lawn, on blocks you know or whatever, put it in the contract. And so

all those things, your expectations, what you have in your mind, needs to be put in

the contract, yes, verbalize it as well. But make sure

it's in the contract. Steven, this is where I think a lot of mom-and-pop shop.

Mom and pop shop means, you're brand new, you've got less than ten properties and

you're just trying to figure it out. And right now, you've got at times really

expensive learning curve because you just haven't done it before. And so

here's one of the things I want to share with you. When you're brand new, you're

brand new landlord, you've got a property. If your tenants have a personal

relationship with you, that can be a good thing but it can be a bad thing.

Because then it means, they might know where you live.

They might know that you're a human being, they're not dealing with the bank,

they're dealing with who? So the more you seem like a humanized human being, then

this is what you're going to find that some people do, especially if you have

entry-level housing. You're going to find that people, that real estate or their

rent, is their biggest expensive month. So when they're in a bind, are they going to

delay paying their cellphone bill or is it going to be the rent. Did I tell you no

one wants their cell phone shut off. So it's weird it's even though it's their

roof over their house, it's amazing than what people will actually do and allow

themselves to do and it can become a pattern, but I just want to tell you

right now that if you are landlord and this has started happening to you, they

are not the problem. You're the problem. The only reason why they would prey upon

you, is if you seem weak or it seems like you don't have your stuff down or you

don't have a system and so like Steve and I will teach lease options, that's a

very humanizing business. So we're going to talk about, how you can be an amazing,

compassionate human being, but knowing how to hold the line. Yeah, it is a fine

line. I love that you said that there because it is a fine line. We teach this

all the time that you want to be as a landlord, especially in that compassion

of financing realm, you want to be personable and you want to be flexible.

And you even communicate that you're open-minded, yet, there is a hard line. You

can be...You're going to be that person and and you're going to give them options and

ideas, but when it comes down to it, you're also going to tow the line. Yeah, so

bottom line, number one, you need to set proper expectations. You do that out the

gate and it's in writing. There's nothing you want to be verbal in your agreement

trust me, it will come back and bite your heart of the behind more often than not.

Okay, people easily misinterpret. It's amazing,

we're both there, we have the same conversation and we walk away with two

different perceptions of what actually went down there. So put it in writing. The

second one is, you got to have communication and it's got to be

systematized. Listen, all you got to do is walk into a property management company,

get a little friendly with them and you're start finding out. "Oh yeah, we

send the notice out on the 15th through email and in the mail. Then we do this

thing on the 18th and then by this day we do this. If three days late, then we

actually sent out this letter. If that doesn't happen two days later, we go and

we serve him knock on the door, then we call this like it's just a machine.

There's never, it's like writing computer code software. It's like if this

then that, and every single that happens up in landlording, has an

if/then that and so if you're brand new to it, you're like, "whoa what are

those?" I would encourage you to get to know some people in property management

and then just ask them. They'll share it it's not like it's you know it's it's

crazy information. In fact, you know what Nate, let's write that down. I want to do

a video on that. You should actually, we should talk about what are the basic

systems, because I can tell you some of the main ones right now is there's going to

be a reminder before rents due, there's going to be a letter they get on

the day that it's due, there's going to be this something that happens under x days

late. When we actually start picking up late fees and then you need to know the

system of at what point do I actually serve them and tell them that they have

you know, 48 hours to make the payment or it's their final and then they're out.

And then how do I actually get them out and how do I serve them the proper

paperwork. You know, you're not going to have to do a whole lot of evictions if you

got a good system. But this leads us to point number three. This one's

important because you know, I think so often, we live in a passive-aggressive

society, where we even say one thing... do what Americans dude... yeah.

Europeans, you ask a German, how you doing today? "Oh I got the runs, so bad but

they're going to be honest with you. In America, we're just a bunch of liars.

Truly how are you doing today, we're so, "Oh I'm great! Yeah that's like, he's

suicidal, yeah right. So you're going to be understand that, if you're going to say

something, if you're going to put it in in writing. If you if it's in the

contract, then no empty threats here. Like this isn't about empty threats. Put it

down on the contract and then take action on it. If your contract says that

if they're one day late, they get charged a $15.00 late fee, charge it. Then for

goodness sake charged a $15 late fee. If you one time, decide, "oh you know what, you

had a hard day, that's okay, I'll waive it this time." Just I'm telling you right now,

be personable. Give them a pinkie. But don't give in to the sob stories, okay?

The sob stories are there and they may even be real and and very, they may even

be feeling it and they went through a hard time and that's okay, you can be

sympathetic but still, stick to your guns. Most people live paycheck to paycheck.

And as a result, we need flexibility from time to time. And they're going to find

the flexibility one way or the other, they should not be finding flexibility

on rent. If you do that, you're not a pro and you're going to get hurt.

Maybe they're going to get her and it's going to turn out to be a bad

deal. So this is one of those things where you want to grow up really fast,

because you're not always dealing with responsible adults. It looks like it on

the outside, but often it comes down to oh well this happened, well this happened.

And you need to let me know. And I want to throw something in here that's really

important. This isn't about being mean or about being nice. No. Guys, this is

information and it's a business and so run it responsibly or else it's going to

run you. So instead of getting the runaround, you just got to make sure just

like Steven said, if it's in the contract you know the rules, don't have

any leniency on when you serve them, when you communicate, how you communicate, what

you're charging, you've got to let it be what its going to be, because a lot of

people when they're in a new relationship, the first six months they

come into some struggle and they want to know if I push, do you push back or do

you fall over? We all do it. Your kids do it. You know, your people, they were no

boundaries. They're going to do it as well. They want to know the boundaries and by the

way, if they push and you all of a sudden, bend, then I promise

you, it's going to happen again. Yup. Because it's the thing about life. Anyone

that financially struggles once, is bound to financial struggle again. That's

called basic pattern recognition and it's one of the very very valuable

skills. Now Steven, before we on this video, I just want to throw a little

bonus right? Absolutely. Because we talked about expectations, we talked about

communications and then we talked about taking action on the contract. But one

thing that I think you really got to stop and really ask yourself is, "should I

be a landlord? Do I want that?" Because anyone can be one, but I want you

to ask yourself. "Are you going to enjoy it? Are you made for it? Like are you the

kind of person that likes justice and enforcing rules?", because this isn't a

mercy play. That's a different business. This is a justice play. This is

the way it's going to be. And do you like exacting justice? You

know, it's not about being mean or nice, it's actually neither. You're going to

get information in your business and if the information today is everyone's

paying on time, I feel great. If next month, the

information is two people are late on their rent, I feel great, but I have

actions to take and based on the information and the computer code now I

need to send out this letter, I'm going to do a phone call. Have someone jump in.

Steve, what could someone consider if they are not really up for being landlord?

What are their options? Well you know, we say this all the time, which is if you

want something done right, don't do it yourself and we'll say that over and

over and over again. And what we really mean by that, is if you're not the expert

in it, then it can be really useful to find an expert. Just because you're

getting into the game of real estate, doesn't mean that you have to do every

single aspect of it on your own. There are people that are in property

management, like Kris and I talked about. Who have been doing this now for 15, 20

years who are really good at it. Who although there's a little bit of an

investment for it, that investment will go such a long way because it gets you

out of the weeds and gets you doing what you do best, which might be finding the

property or getting on to your next deal or maybe it's getting your next partner

to help you do the next five or six deals, right? So if it's not your

cup of tea, if it's not in your mode of operation already then maybe being a

landlord, isn't your best bet. Maybe you need to find someone else to help you

out there. Now I got to say that before you decide to go hire a property manager

and cut your cash flow down, you can double down and do the opposite. You can

take our lease option systems, watch our videos, let us show you how to do a lease

option. Where you're going to put in a little bit of work, but once you get the

property, it really manages itself and it's a beautiful hybrid. It's smarter,

it's greater cash flow, it's greater benefit to people in the community. And

so, if you had a choice between you know, which party go first? I would do a lease

option, before I ever did a landlording. In fact, the only time I really ever go

landlording is what I've got out of state property and out of state people

may not know how to do a lease option. I can do it very easily in my backyard. So

those are two options and then the third option, Steven was talking about just a

little bit we'll leave you on this note. Which is and this probably one of most

powerful things. We know how to do in real estate. Steven said, he actually

dropped a massive gold nugget on you. I'm not sure if you picked it up or not. The

golden nugget is that, everyone should be in real estate, but that doesn't mean you

have to do the parts you don't like. Steve and I, we help people make tons of

money by only focusing on the parts worth being good at. I'm going to say it one

more time, Steve and I show people how to make a

lot of money in real estate by focusing on the parts, that they should be good at.

Meaning, you should know how to find other people's money and dump it in real

estate, so that you can do the magic equation if no money

infinite return, right? In fact Nate, let's shoot another video on that because I'm

telling you right now, you got to subscribe if you're not part of this

channel. Because hanging out with us for a little bit, coming to some of our live

events, this is something that can help you become wealthy here and then become

wealthy here. And so friends, those are our bonus tips for today.

That's what it looks like for you to be a rock star landlord and we'll see on

the next video. Being a landlord might be right up your alley,

now after watching this video, you might be like no way Jose, but never let that

keep you from rocking it out in real estate. Make sure you check out our

website. See all of our different goodies of how we can help you crush it in real

estate.

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Is There Evidence That Aliens Did Come To Roswell? - Duration: 7:55.

Man has been pondering the existence of aliens for some time.

Even in Ancient Rome, the poet Titus Lucretius Carus talked about not being alone in the

universe.

But, throughout history, a person had to be careful about speculating on the existence

of other worldly beings given they might be called a heretic for doing so.

No one really knows exactly when the little green men first appeared on the scene, but

we could say that it was the 1950s that was the heyday for fictional stories about aliens,

sometimes at the helm of flying saucers.

This was an era of many sightings, and it seems those little creatures often chose the

USA to do a flyover.

One particular incident stands out from them all, and that's what we'll talk about

today, in this episode of the Infographics Show, Evidence That Aliens Did Come to Roswell.

It was the summer of 1947 and the people of Roswell, New Mexico, in the USA, were about

to get the shock of their lives.

It was a quiet place then, and still today there are only around 50,000 people living

there.

What occurred, though, became such a cause celebre that the place has kind of been turned

into an alien-themed city.

But what exactly did happen?

Well, if you look at the front page of the Roswell Daily Record on July 8, 1947, the

headline for the main story was, "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell Region."

Now that's the kind of headline that these days might elicit most people to say the words

"fake news", but back then people were dead serious about the possibility of there

being aliens in their midst.

It all started on a hot afternoon when a rancher found some debris in his sheep field, and

that debris, many people would speculate, was from an alien ship.

What did this wreckage consist of?

In 2013, The Guardian published a story about the death of a man called Jesse Marcel Jr.,

and he said he had gotten his hands on that debris, as his father was part of the investigation.

He'd lived an exciting life, travelling the world talking about the debris and aliens

in general.

His wife said this of him: "He was credible.

He wasn't lying.

He never embellished, only told what he saw."

Both son and father believed the debris was not of this world, being taken aback by a

strange-looking purple beam with hieroglyphics on it.

There were also lots of metallic sticks, reflectors, and strips of a thin glossy material.

What on Earth could that be?

The air force said there was nothing strange about it, and the wreckage was merely that

of a weather balloon.

You can see the pictures, however it certainly doesn't look anything like a weather balloon.

But was it parts of a flying saucer?

Many people seemed to think so and accused the military of a cover-up.

Matters weren't helped when the air force started doing "dummy drops" in the area

throughout the 50s.

As if they were purposefully stoking the imaginations of the local people, the air force started

dropping dummies from planes that had latex skin and aluminum bones in order to better

understand how pilots might survive high altitude falls.

But the thing was, shiny dummies dropping from the sky after weird wreckage was found

in a field just made people think something was amiss.

Again, the military didn't help matters by being so secretive.

Not only was it dropping these dummies from the sky, it had been working on something

called Project Mogul.

This was top secret and involved using high-altitude balloons carrying low-frequency sound sensors.

The military hoped these sensors, when flown into the tropopause, would be able to record

through a sound channel for thousands of miles, thereby enabling the US to spy on the Soviet

Union's nuclear program.

As you might guess, they were made from futuristic-looking material and not something most people had

ever seen before.

The New York Times said the following about these balloons: "It was like having an elephant

in your backyard and hoping that no one would notice it."

According to History.com, what the rancher found in his field was one of these balloons,

described as a, "700-foot-long string of neoprene balloons, radar reflectors (for tracking)

and sonic equipment."

The problem was, that even those working at the Roswell base didn't know about this

very top-secret project, so even for military men, that strange debris looked alien.

Advanced technology to spy on Russia was of course a cat you just couldn't let out of

the bag.

It didn't help matters when the people that did know about the project made up the feeble

weather balloon story, which even to the untrained eye was an obvious lie.

We might also add that the military didn't say anything about Project Mogul until the

1990s.

Sounds fishy, eh?

So, that's the official story, but it's a story that has been called by many, the

biggest alien cover-up the world has ever seen.

There are many reasons why this is.

Firstly, the military's reputation was at stake, and making up a flimsy story about

a weather balloon doesn't really make any sense.

Those initial investigators were intelligent men, and to think they would have been mistaken

about an object not from this world is perhaps not congruent with their expertise.

It would be the same today if military investigators made such a claim, and then the big dogs at

the Pentagon just told us that the whole thing had been a mistake.

The officers actually put themselves, their careers and their reputations, on the line.

Saying they had found an alien object was a big deal and as we know, at least one of

those investigators died believing that's what they had found.

So, we must take this into account, the fact that serious people who understood military

hardware said they'd found part of an alien ship.

They had nothing to gain from making the story up, in fact, they had a lot to lose.

To strengthen this point, we might look at the nuclear physicist and ufologist Stanton

Terry Friedman.

He was one of the main investigators; a supremely intelligent man and not some part-time armchair

conspiracy theorist.

He eventually left the military and spent the rest of his life studying UFOs.

He has testified in front of congress and written scores of papers, explaining the existence

of aliens and their machines.

He believed that something called the "Majestic Twelve" group of politicians, military people

and scientists, had covered up the incident at Roswell, and a document titled "Operation

Majestic Twelve" that described the incident in detail, was very much real and truthful.

Others, including some ufologists, have called these papers an elaborate hoax.

The FBI investigated the case and stated that Majestic Twelve didn't even exist.

One of Friedman's most famous quotes is this: "The evidence is overwhelming that

the Earth is being visited by intelligently controlled vehicles from off the Earth."

He's not alone.

The man that drafted the original press release about finding a "flying disc" was named

Walter Haut.

He wrote a book called "The Roswell Incident" and in his later life he swore in an affidavit

that he had seen an egg-shaped alien spacecraft, but also that he had seen alien bodies: short

dudes with large heads.

He said there had been two crash sites, with bodies only at one of them.

He had always been reluctant to talk about what he had seen, and it wasn't until 2007

when he stunned people with his explanation.

Some people believe this confession to be of great importance, but others are sceptical.

Why come out with this so late in the game?

Well, some say it might have something to do with the fact that his daughter runs the

UFO museum in Roswell, and she might have benefited from his candidness.

His words are just that, words, and in spite of fake videos showing us alien bodies, no

bodies have ever been photographed or filmed.

So, there are no photographs, but it also turned out that many Roswell documents were

destroyed by the government.

In fact, in 2016, John Podesta had tried to help Hillary Clinton open the case again and

find all the original files by invoking the Freedom of Information Act.

"The files had disappeared, but it was clear there'd been some investigation by the Air

Force," said Podesta.

However, a story in The Guardian in 2011 noted that the FBI routinely destroyed files because

in the 40s and 50s there were just so many UFO files that they were taking up too much

space.

One note that wasn't destroyed was a memo written by special agent Guy Hottel, the head

of the FBI's Washington field office.

He sent it to FBI boss J Edgar Hoover and it stated that three flying saucers were found.

He also wrote, "Each one was occupied by three bodies of human shape but only three

feet tall, dressed in metallic cloth of a very fine texture."

So, did aliens come to Roswell?

Do aliens even exist?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Also, be sure to check out our other video called Could Aliens 65 Million Light Years

Away from Earth See Dinosaurs Alive?

Thanks for watching, and, as always, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

See you next time!

For more infomation >> Is There Evidence That Aliens Did Come To Roswell? - Duration: 7:55.

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This One SUBCONSCIOUS Mind Exercise Can Radically CHANGE YOUR LIFE! (Law of Attraction) Use This! - Duration: 7:15.

For more infomation >> This One SUBCONSCIOUS Mind Exercise Can Radically CHANGE YOUR LIFE! (Law of Attraction) Use This! - Duration: 7:15.

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Steamed Hams but it's Michael Chu delivering Overwatch lore - Duration: 2:52.

[ding dong]

Well Michael, I made it.

You know, despite your directions...

Mr Kaplan, welcome!

I hope you're ready for a

unforgettable update!

Uhmm...

[gasp]

Oh no!

My big update is destroyed!

But, what if...

I were to change the current lore

and present it as something new?

Hehe, hehe...

Delightfully devilish, Michael!

Guhh-

[yeah sue me i was gonna do the song bit but i can't work on this piece of shit any longer,]

Mr Kaplan, I was just, uhh...

Getting ready for the big patch!

Really excited.

Care to join me?

Why is there, uhm

smoke coming out of your oven, Michael?

Uhh, uhh...

Oh, that isn't smoke!

That's hype!

Hype from the new story event I'm creating!

Oooo, new event!

[Kaplan is satsifed, for now...]

W e w

Mr Kaplan, I hope you're ready

for some exciting character lore!

I thought you were cooking up

a new story event?

Oh no! I said

"new lore-y content"

That's what I call character lore.

You call character lore

"new lore-y content"?

Y E S

It's a Blizzard phrase.

Ok...

what map?

Uhhh, Numbani?

rrrrRREEAALLLYY?

Well, I'm from Numbani Point A

uhm, and I've never heard anyone

use the phrase

"new lore-y content"...

Oh, not on Point A, no!

It's a Point B expression.

I see...

[they're eating lore? idk]

You know, some of this lore

feels very similar

to the lore we released

last year.

Oh no!

It's exciting new lore.

Old Michael Chu recipe.

For "new lore-y content"?

Y E S

Yes, and you call it "new content"

despite the fact that it's obviously

a retcon?

Uhh...

[nervous napkin dabbing]

you know...

uhh..

o-one thing that I...

excuse me for one moment.

Of course.

Oooooohhh

well that was amazing,

a really good update,

right, Mr Kaplan?

Yes, I should be-

GOOD LORD, what is happening in there?!

A new hero?

Uhh-

A new hero?

At this time of year?

At this time of day?

In this part of Hanamura?

Localized entirely

within your kitchen?

Y E S

May I see it?

No.

"Michael, everything is on fire!"

No mom,

it's just the next Overwatch hero.

Well Michael,

you are a curious character

but I MUst say

you retcon a good lore!

"Help! Heeelllppp!"

For more infomation >> Steamed Hams but it's Michael Chu delivering Overwatch lore - Duration: 2:52.

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Trump threatens China with new $100 billion tariff plan - Duration: 10:11.

For more infomation >> Trump threatens China with new $100 billion tariff plan - Duration: 10:11.

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Political Party Affiliation, NOT Policy Differences, Are What's Actually Dividing Americans - Duration: 3:25.

A professor at the University of Maryland by the name of Liliana Mason has put together

a new report that attempts to highlight the divisions amongst people here in the United

States based on political ideology.

During her research, Liliana Mason found something extraordinary.

She found out that, when it comes to strictly issue driven politics, the majority of people

in this country actually agree with one another.

When you lump in political ideology, party affiliation, Democrat or Republican, that's

when the divisions, that's when the hatred, and that's when the debates about the issues

begin.

If you're only talking issues, people agree with one another.

She points out things like same sex marriage, gun control, the economy, entitlement programs,

climate change.

The majority of Americans are in favor of more progressive policies towards all those

specific issues and more.

If broken down by political affiliation, by party affiliation, the divides begin.

She blames this on the team sports mentality, here in the United States, in terms of party

ID.

The Democrats believe that the only goal is to defeat the Republicans.

Republicans, likewise, believe the only goal is to defeat the Democrats.

That's not just in DC, that is people across this country, coast to coast, border to border.

They only want to see their team win.

They don't care how they win.

They don't care if the accomplish anything decent in that victory.

That's what they want to see.

They only care about the issues when party ID is removed from the equation.

That's the problem.

We have to stop looking at this as Democrat versus Republican, because when you get to

the heart of the issues, the majority of people in this country are pretty damn progressive.

That's what we need.

Before he left office, George Washington warned the rest of the country about the dangers

of political parties, about the dangers of ideologies and how they would divide this

country.

He was 100% correct.

That is what this new study by Liliana Mason is proving.

People just want to see their team win, regardless of the cost and regardless of if they're ever

able to accomplish something.

That's the problem with both the Republican and the Democratic establishment types.

They don't care about policies.

It's all about winning that next election, because that's a victory for your team.

If we want to move forward as a country, we have to evolve passed that mentality, and

we have to evolve passed those two major parties.

For more infomation >> Political Party Affiliation, NOT Policy Differences, Are What's Actually Dividing Americans - Duration: 3:25.

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This is How to Detox Each Organ to Never Feel Sick or Tired Again! - Duration: 3:48.

It's always a good idea to allow our bodies to rest.

While getting enough rest on a daily is part of this process, it's not all there is to

it.

Sleeping eight hours a day doesn't guarantee that our internal organs are as healthy as

they should be and function as we expect them to.

One option to help these organs rest and become refreshed is by performing a detox.

It will clean them out and make sure that they're not continuously bombarded by toxins

and harmful chemicals.

Consider these helpful hints to flush out different organs.

Pancreas An extremely important organ in the digestive

process is the pancreas.

It makes insulin and releases it into the bloodstream.

This serves to control our blood sugar levels and avoid any hypo or hyperglycemic conditions.

To detox the pancreas begin your day with fresh fruit juice.

Lemon is a good choice, but tropical fruits like pineapple and papaya are great too.

Eating green leafy vegetables like spinach and mustard or collard greens will raise your

vitamin B levels.

This will improve your overall pancreas health.

Kidneys For filtering waste and toxins in the body,

there are no more important body parts than the kidneys.

Transforming what the body doesn't need into urine, in order to dispel it from our

system is a function that could never be overestimated.

Again, fruit is the answer for a kidney detox—be it in solid or liquid form.

We recommend any kind of fresh fruit or fresh fruit juice, with parsley and kale as an added

boost for this detox.

Intestines While the kidneys transform toxins into urine,

the intestines provide the pathway for what's left after the important vitamins and minerals

have been absorbed by our body.

The great majority of this absorption takes place in the small intestine.

To flush out the intestines, many people recommend a simple fast.

Drinking apple juice or water will flush our systems and let the intestines rest.

It's also necessary to perform a traditional cleanse that involves the colon.

Some foods that we include in this colon cleanse are apples, broccoli, green tea, and avocados.

Liver and Gallbladder The liver and gallbladder work in conjunction

with each other.

The liver breaks down substances so that the body can use them and produces bile that gets

stored in the gallbladder.

This bile in the gallbladder helps the body deal with fatty substances.

When something is wrong with either the liver or gallbladder it normally is very noticeable,

and these two organs should be kept healthy and running at maximum efficiency.

Upping the amount of garlic, carrots, green leafy vegetables, and cabbage will help detox

the liver.

Citrus fruits, extra virgin olive oil, and plenty of water will allow you to detox the

gallbladder.

If you're not sure if you really need a good detox, take a look at how well you feel.

Are you lethargic, depressed?

Do you have trouble concentrating?

Are you always gaining weight?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, it might be a good idea to start a detox program.

For more infomation >> This is How to Detox Each Organ to Never Feel Sick or Tired Again! - Duration: 3:48.

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9-Yr-Old Rescue Pit Bull Goes On National TV, Has Ellen's Audience In Tears From Laughter - Duration: 2:33.

9-Yr-Old Rescue Pit Bull Goes On National TV, Has Ellen's Audience In Tears From Laughter

Tia Torres of the popular Animal Planet show, Pit Bulls & Parolees, appeared on Ellen to

talk about her favorite dogs.

Torres pairs up pit bulls, which she notes are "the most maligned breed in the world"

with the newly-released convicts.

They teach each other kindness, compassion, and love, and help rehabilitate each other.

The American Pit Bull terrier gets a bad rap in the media, although the breed actually

tends to love people and was once known as the "nanny dogs" for their gentle nature

with children.

Although they aren't always great with other animals, they aren't inherently more dangerous

than other breeds of dogs.

"Pitties" can, unfortunately, be a choice for irresponsible breeders who want to fight

the dogs or to own a dog that looks tough, but this certainly isn't the dog's fault.

These bad owners train them to become aggressive and vicious, and that has ruined the whole

breed's reputation.

What's worse, they are among the most frequently abused, tortured, abandoned, and euthanized

breed in the United States.

The stigma from sensationalized stories in the media makes adoption for these dogs much

more difficult.

Fortunately, people like Tia Torres are helping turn around the misconceptions about the breed

in the media, as well as helping the dogs find homes.

She receives hundreds of calls in one week to help pit bulls, but there aren't as many

homes ready to take them.

"WE GET HUNDREDS OF CALLS A WEEK TO TAKE THEM," SAYS TORRES "BUT THE OUTTAKE NUMBER

IS QUITE A LOT LESS.

THE SHOW HAS HELPED TREMENDOUSLY."

That's when Ellen is introduced to Snorkie the 9-year old pit bull, a white and grey-splotched

loveable tail-wagging dog found on Christmas morning "in the pouring rain on Hollywood

Boulevard."

When concerned motorists stop their car to check on him, he jumped right in the car,

and they, fortunately, brought him in to see Tia.

Snorkie gave Ellen his undivided attention from the moment he realized Ellen has a package

of treats.

He patiently waited and sat down in front of her as she talked about the dogs.

"YOU'RE STEALING THE SHOW THERE, BUDDY," SAID TORRES.

"THAT'S GOING TO GET YOU ADOPTED," SAYS ELLEN.

The audience was laughing hysterically as Snorkie gave Ellen a patient gaze.

It's easy to see why so many people love pit bulls, watching Snorkie and Ellen.

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Sunday Morning Futures With Maria Bartiromo 4/8/2018 - Breaking Fox News - April 8, 2018 - Duration: 41:04.

For more infomation >> Sunday Morning Futures With Maria Bartiromo 4/8/2018 - Breaking Fox News - April 8, 2018 - Duration: 41:04.

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Free Fonts Looking at Quality and Glyphs - Duration: 10:10.

For more infomation >> Free Fonts Looking at Quality and Glyphs - Duration: 10:10.

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Absolutely Stunning Lookout Lodge is Created To Make The Most Of Great Views - Duration: 4:14.

Absolutely Stunning Lookout Lodge is Created To Make The Most Of Great Views

For more infomation >> Absolutely Stunning Lookout Lodge is Created To Make The Most Of Great Views - Duration: 4:14.

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HOT TO PUT YOUR BACKPACK CORRECTLY - BACKPACKERS - Duration: 3:51.

Hello my friends welcome to a new video. Today we are going to do something that

we should have done long time ago:

a basic video, an elementary video

"how to properly put on a backpack"

Many people ask, many people think they know how to do it well, but not

a backpack is properly suited on the following way

First of all, raise it with the two handles to the knee

so that all the weight is supported and we can have control,

put an arm and push the backpack towards the back.

We bow if it weighs too much and we put the other arm.

The next thing is to raise the backpack and make sure that it is supported

on the hip bone. The Backpack should's go under the belt but

above. Adjust. Once we have it done we move to

the chest as you will see the backpack is supported on my hip

we proceed to adjust the chest strap and finally, very important:

Adjust these straps.

Many, the vast majority forget about the importance of these belts.

if they are not adjusted the backpack will be separated from the body

so you have to pull them so that finally the backpack looks attached

towards the back.

How to identify someone who is using the backpack wrong?

This is the bad way to do it.

How NOT to put on a backpack

Load all the weight from one handle if it is very heavy and throw it towards the back ...

That causes one of the straps or one of the seams to break and

wear down this part unnecessarily.

Second

Carry the backpack without straps.

Third: misplacing this strap

adjust it where you should not, for example down here. This would be a terrible way

to carry the backpack

taking it here and not on the hip bone

Another problem: not adjusting this strap on the chest

and finally forget about the shoulder straps to finally

have the whole backpack like this: detached from the back, hanging

with the tent on one side, the weight totally unbalanced, the backpack loose

scraping the back again and again. All this or any of these details

make you wear the backpack very badly.

Recapitulating:

Put the strap towards the hip

Adjust the strap of the chest correctly

Pull the shoulder straps.

They can carry the tent in the inside of the backpack and if it does not fit

is when you take it on the bottom outside as well as trekking poles

and accessories of different weights.

Thank you very much for watching this video

so I hope this tips helps you

I think we are now aligned

and we already know how to put a backpack.

Thanks, see you in a next episode!

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TORINO-INTER | Luciano Spalletti's interview | Post match reactions - Duration: 4:37.

The team created a record number of goalscoring chances,

some of which even Torino didn't know

how it failed to beat the keeper.

A draw would have been frustrating enough - let alone a defeat.

I imagine that all of the players

would like to go back out there and keep playing.

Yes, that's true however we should have managed things better.

As I told your colleagues in the media,

in terms of balance, we shouldn't have allowed them to break.

Those counter attacks cost us in terms of energy and yards on the pitch.

We should have managed things better

and boxed them in to stop them from passing their way upfield.

Yet, like when we conceded, it was hard to press them.

They caught us in no-man's-land on several occasions

even though we had the chance to snuff out their breaks.

The fact that no one wanted to accept this result

could be seen from the attitude of the players on the pitch,

those on the bench and the coaching staff in the dugout.

You could see it from everything you tried,

including Andrea Ranocchia's position at the end.

Football is a funny old game and sometimes you don't get the breaks.

I'm referring to Ivan Perisic's touch,

where the ball bounces off his shin and gets away from him.

These are little things go against you.

On their goal, we won the ball back with a pass

back to Danilo D'Ambrosio yet it got away from him

and ended up becoming an assist for the opposition.

We played well for large portions of the match

and less well for short periods.

We didn't deserve to lose.

We played well and it's a shame we didn't take home any points.

In your press conference earlier, you spoke about "fine margins".

To what extent are they margins you can work on

and to what extent are they factors outside of your control?

You can always work on everything.

However it's hard to analyse today's game.

You lose the ball twice in a match

and both of them go against you.

If eight out of ten go your way and two against you,

that's just the way it is.

We have to take it on the chin and move on.

Good afternoon. You said that there are days

when things don't go according to plan

but nothing has been thrown away by any means,

which is why the team have to bounce back from this

because April is a busy month.

You have a third straight away match coming up at Atalanta,

a ground which is traditionally an awkward place to go to,

so it will be a testing month.

Points are worth double at this stage of the season.

Coming away empty handed is double nothing.

We need to bounce back and try to win our next match.

The other teams are close to us

and it will be hard to hold our position

until the end of the season.

In fact, there are some other sides which are catching us.

If we try to hold our position

between now and the end of the campaign,

we'd be making a mistake.

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Reading My Dream Journal | @karenkavett - Duration: 8:46.

Hi guys, so this video has been a long time coming.

Let me start by giving you a little backstory.

Last year I decided that for one of my New Years Resolutions I was going to write down

all of my dreams, all the ones that I remembered in this fun little notebook.

And then I could like go back and read them back and remember what dreams I had.

And so I haven't read these since I wrote them down starting at the beginning of 2017,

so I just thought it might be fun to go through this and read back some of my dreams.

I have very, I'm not gonna say intense dreams, but I can remember a lot of my dreams and

I'm not lucid dreaming, when I'm in the dream I don't know that I'm in the dream,

but then I wake up and I can just remember a lot of what happened.

Alright, here we go, starting from January 2017.

Also, um, I hand wrote this and I have bad handwriting anyway, but I was writing literally

as I was waking up, so my handwriting is even worse.

So I hope I can even decipher this.

Alright, first up.

Tuesday, January 3rd.

I was in Felicia Day's play playing the queen.

We also had to make a powerpoint slide for our character and I cannot read that word.

Something about boxes with photos.

And Meghan Tonjes was directing.

That sounds like a fun day.

Oh and then there's a second dream.

Oh my god I remember this one.

I was carrying a 15 pound weight home from the gym in Hollywood.

I dropped it at an intersection, this is like a little dumbbell weight.

And it rolled through traffic but no cars hit it.

Thank god.

I ran into an alley to grab it and continued home.

Fascinating.

What an amazing dream.

Why was I carrying a weight home from the gym?

That's the part that I don't really get.

Oh, this one's fun.

This one is very specific.

Wednesday, January 3rd.

Something about being in England or the Palace and the great...the...and the...oh and the

queen about to die.

Thank god that one was not a prediction.

She's still kicking, as of filming this.

Ok, here's another one.

I was at a pirate bar at Adobe MAX, the Adobe conference at a hotel that my friend Jonathan

owned.

Jonathan does not own a hotel by the way.

We were on a rooftop that also opened up onto a boardwalk type of party.

I wanted to text Nick, I don't know which Nick I'm referring to there, I know a bunch

of different Nicks, but I opened up his Instagram and I found out that he was in Iceland on

a family vacation.

I mean, that sounds like something that could happen, you're like, hey I wonder if my

friend's here, you check their Facebook, oh they're not even in this country.

Ok so Thursday I had a bunch of very short different dreams.

So apparently I was at a dentist convention, at a fancy hotel, I seem to have a lot of

dreams about conventions.

I was getting breakfast at Dad's breakfast shop at the mall.

My dad doesn't have a breakfast shop at the mall, but ok.

I can't even like, read some of these.

Hanging out in something of five something getting bigger on Melrose Avenue.

Alright.

Oh, here we go.

Ok.

Thursday, January 7th.

At a New York City apartment over Thanksgiving, I was working on the edge of a Christmas puzzle

that wouldn't fit on the board.

This is a very common problem in my life, so it makes sense that I would start dreaming

about it.

So I go a block down to my sister's temporary apartment, apparently in my dream she's

in a band and we watch a video of their performance.

Oh, someone I have a crush on was in the band too and I made a note I was totally smooth

saying goodbye.

Also apparently I had to walk through a magic show to get to that apartment, it's in an

old hotel room.

Oh, I can kind of visualize this again.

Also, it's in Providence even though literally the first sentence was we're in New York

City.

Ok, so on January 17th, I was doing some sort of workout class but I was wearing my like

middle school uniform, which included a skirt and I couldn't do a lot of the exercises

without flashing everyone my underwear even though, I made a note, I had very good form.

Oh no, this is a bad one.

My roommate Rob didn't come out well in this one.

Apparently Rob was moving out but he only gave me a day's notice.

Thanks Rob.

Once all of his stuff was gone I started giving tours of his room which was huge.

He had left a bedframe, a foldout bed, and a loft bed.

I don't know why one person needed three beds, but ok.

I showed it to two girls and they expected to have...what?

Oh, and I told them that I expected them to have a 9 to 5 job so that I could film my

videos without them getting in the way.

Again, these are very real problems in my mind.

Ok.

There was a band using a Mary Kate and Ashley movie photo as their album cover and the billboards

were everywhere.

Honestly that just sounds like reality.

Just waiting for that to happen.

Something happened where fish were floating in the ocean, so everyone was out fishing

and cranes were lifting giant fish up out of the water.

I was going to CVS and saw people with their fish.

Ok.

That sounds like the beginning to like a dystopian novel, like what would happen to the world

if all the fish died?

Oh here's a fun one.

I went grocery shopping and while I was there I ran into Rob from Threadbanger.

Rob was asking if I was dating anyone.

It was a different grocery store from usual so I couldn't find any of my favorite brands.

Also they had piles of french fries in the produce section.

Honestly that sounds like a great grocery store.

Sign me up to that grocery store.

I'll be there in a second.

So apparently in my dream I was in Mexico, again with my friend Jonathan, and it wouldn't

stop raining.

We were trying to get an Uber, back to wherever we were going.

One guy was wearing a costume of a car.

The next Uber we called was Katherine Green and there were a ton of people in the car.

Wow, ok, so our apartment was on the third floor of a house, the one bedroom rent...wait,

oh the one bedroom next to us had, oh I guess was like vacant.

And I wanted to rent is as a studio.

But Jake Roper from Vsauce3 owned that building and he wanted to sell it for 34 million dollars.

I mean if you have an apartment that you can sell for 34 million dollars, I'd recommend

doing that instead of renting it to me for my video studio.

Just saying, in the harsh light of day, it's probably a better decision.

Also a Miranda Sings concert was going on at the theater across the street.

Alright.

How long have I been filming?

Ok, that's been 11 minutes.

So that was only January.

And I have, I think I kept going pretty much through October.

So, let me know if you enjoyed this and if you want me to continue reading through my

dreams.

And let me know in the comments if you ever remember your dreams or what is the last dream

that you had that you remember.

Ok, I'm gonna do one bonus one.

Apparently on February 1st, I was making rainbow desserts out of food coloring, and water and

whipped cream, or at least trying to.

I think my subconscious, even my subconscious knew that was a craft fail just waiting to

happen.

Alright, if you liked this video make sure that you like it and that you subscribe, and

I'm gonna see you guys in the next one.

Bye guys.

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Mueller's Star Witness Convicted for Possessing Child Pornography - Duration: 3:43.

Mueller's Star Witness Convicted for Possessing Child Pornography

As if the Mueller Russia "witch-hunt" couldn't get any more absurd, now, we're

learning that a star witness has been convicted of possessing child pornography.

During a 1991 custom check at an airport, officials found sexual videotapes of young

boys, some as young as 13-years-old in witness George Nader's suitcase.

From Bizpacreview.com

One of the witnesses cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller in his "witch hunt"

against President Donald Trump has a shady history.

George Nader, 58, a political adviser to the United Arab Emirates, was accused in 1985

of being in possession of child pornography, according to Politico.

Though the judge presiding over Nader's case ultimately dismissed the charge due to

technicalities, Mueller's newly found witness wound up back in court only six years later.

Politico notes that after Nader arrived at Dulles International Airport on a Lufthansa

flight from Germany in 1991, customs agents found pornographic videos in his luggage that

featured boys as young as 13.

He eventually received a pitiful six-month sentence, despite the severity of his crimes,

"because of the defendant's extraordinary cooperation with the government's in certain

areas," the judge reportedly said during Nader's sentencing hearing.

Apparently, Nader had participated in negotiations involving the Lebanon hostage crisis, and

that work diminished his illegal behavior.

A decade later in 2002, Nader was again convicted — this time in the Czech Republic on 10

counts of sexually abusing minors.

That's one very unusual witness that Mueller has chosen to aid him in his mission to prove

that Trump colluded with Russian operatives to affect the outcome of the 2016 presidential

election.

What's not so unusual is the effort by some liberal mainstream media outlets to bury Nader's

disgusting past: Mueller's interest in Nader stems from meetings

between him and Trump campaign officials during and after the president's transition.

The New York Times notes that, in one meeting that occurred in January 2017, two months

after Trump won the election, Nader met with Trump adviser Erik Prince on behalf of UAE

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan.

The meeting reportedly also involved a Russian investor tied to Russian President Vladimir

Putin, and this, of course, can only mean one thing:

"Mr. Nader's presence at the Seychelles meeting appears to connect him to the primary

focus of Mr. Mueller's investigation: examining Russian interference during the 2016 presidential

campaign," the Times ominously warned.

Never mind the fact the meeting occurred after the election.

Regardless, in exchange for cooperating with Mueller, Nader has received immunity, as reported

by the left-wing news purveyor Vox.

The site suspects he might be trying to protect himself from potential collusion charges,

but that doesn't seem likely.

Given that not a single piece of evidence yet exists to prove collusion, and given also

Nader's past, it seems far more likely that Nader is trying to protect himself from getting

embroiled in a couple more child pornography cases.

But we'll see what happens …

For more infomation >> Mueller's Star Witness Convicted for Possessing Child Pornography - Duration: 3:43.

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Liverpool star to decide his future in the next TEN days, with Serie A side keen ● News Now ● #LFC - Duration: 2:00.

Juventus want to end the "soap opera" surrounding the future of Liverpool midfielder

Emre Can – and want the situation resolved by the end of next week.

Can is out of contract at the end of the season and hasn't reached an agreement over a new

deal with the Reds accepting the player could now depart for nothing.

Juventus have been long-time suitors of the 24-year-old, who has also attracted interest

from former club Bayern Munich.

The player has previously informed his representatives to put all discussions over his future on

hold until the end of the season.

Now Juventus chief executive Giuseppe Marotta admits the Serie A side are running out of

patience.

"I am asking myself what the situation is," he said on Saturday to Tuttosport.

"We want the soap opera to conclude in around 10 days.

"The player is right to evaluate all opportunities, so we'll wait and see what he wants to do."

This isn't the first time Juventus have imposed a deadline on a decision for Can, having given

him a week to sign – back in February.

Can has missed Liverpool's last three games with a back injury and is unlikely to be fit

for Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final second leg at Manchester City.

Manchester City have also been credited with an interest in the midfielder, but Liverpool

will be keen not to lose the player to a divisional rival.

Liverpool had made a contract offer in a bid to keep Can at the club but it was reportedly

rejected by the player.

For more infomation >> Liverpool star to decide his future in the next TEN days, with Serie A side keen ● News Now ● #LFC - Duration: 2:00.