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Thieves steal U-Haul truck and make off with thousands of dollars worth of items - Duration: 1:55.
HEIGHTS... DRIVING OFF
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HUBBARD SAYS HIS DOG
---DOOT --- DIED A YEAR
AGO --- AND HER ASHES
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HUBBARD AND HIS
ROOMMATES WERE LIVING IN
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OUT.
8:52 "We spent about 18
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THEY WERE FINISHED
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10:58
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I wish I could be the perfect daughter, but I come back to the water no matter how hard I try.
Every turn I take, every trail I track, Every path I make, every road leads back.
To the place I know where I can not go, where I long to be.
See the line where the sky meets the sea, it calls me. And no one knows how far it goes.
If the wind on my sail on the sea stays behind me, one day I'll know, if I go there's just no telling how far I'll go.
I know everybody on this island seems so happy on this island, everything is by design.
I know everybody on this island has a role on this island, so maybe I can roll with mine.
I can lead with pride, I can make us strong, I'll be satisfied if I play along.
But the voice inside sings a different song, what is wrong with me?
See the light as it shines on the sea, it's blinding. But no one knows how deep it goes.
And it seems like it's calling out to me, so come find me.
And let me know what's beyond that line, will I cross that line?
See the line where the sky meets the sea? It calls me.
And no one knows how far it goes.
If the wind on my sail on the sea stays behind me, one day I'll know how far I'll go!
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Chicken Puff Pastry /Pate Chaud Ga Trung Cac (English CC) - Duration: 5:27.
Hi everyone. Welcome to Cathyha Cooking.
Our dish is today is everyone's favorite, from kids to adults.
It's the pate chaud but with ground chicken and quail eggs.
These are the simple ingredients.
Here's 1/2 a white onion, diced.
We must include ground nutmeg to get that special flavor.
This is my mom's recipe, to include this nutmeg.
It will make the pastry super aromatic.
Then we have some quail eggs,
oyster sauce, salt, pepper and a tad of sugar.
Here we separate the egg. The yolk is for the egg wash and white is for sealing the pastry.
I'm adding a few drops of water to the egg yolk for the egg wash.
This box has 2 sets of 3 strips like this.
We can control the size of big or small pieces.
Let's cut the pastry in half.
Then we have 6 per sheet, 12 total.
Let's turn on the oven to 415 degrees.
This is parchment paper to the baking sheet.
So the pastry wont' stick to the pan and it's easy clean up too.
Instead of using foil, this is much better.
Spoon one big spoonful to the middle of the dough
Use the egg white to seal this.
And don't forget to add our quail egg.
Add it right in the middle.
Fold it over and seal.
This is super stuffed, since I love to add lots of meat.
It's shaped like a square. And place onto the baking sheet.
Lot's of meat here.
Let's have an even coat of the egg wash.
Looking good already.
We have the oven at 415.
It'll take about 15 minutes to get done. The meat stuffing will be cooked by then.
These are done! And onto the plate.
It smells super!
I gotta eat it now! Can't hold it any longer.
Let's cut it open to see where is our quail egg.
oh yeah! It's still very hot.
Our egg is right in the middle. Perfect!
It's flaky, crunchy and soft at the same time.
Let's eat it!
Umm .. so hot! The steam is coming out!
mmm mmm mmm
At this rate, we have to eat 2 or 3!
Crunchy, fragrant and so delicious!
I hope you'll make this chicken filled puff pastry with quail eggs soon!
I know your kids will love these.
And remember to blow it a bit while eating.
It's so good and filling.
I wish you a wonderful day. And see you next time!
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Ed Sheeran - Shape Of You - Duration: 2:54.
The club isn't the best place to find a lover So the bar is where I go
Me and my friends at the table doing shots Drinking fast and then we talk slow
Come over and start up a conversation with just me
And trust me I'll give it a chance now Take my hand, stop, put Van the Man on the
jukebox And then we start to dance, and now I'm singing
like
Girl, you know I want your love Your love was handmade for somebody like me
Come on now, follow my lead I may be crazy, don't mind me
Say, boy, let's not talk too much Grab on my waist and put that body on me
Come on now, follow my lead Come, come on now, follow my lead
I'm in love with the shape of you We push and pull like a magnet do
Although my heart is falling too I'm in love with your body
And last night you were in my room And now my bedsheets smell like you
Every day discovering something brand new I'm in love with your body
Oh�I�oh�I�oh�I�oh�I I'm in love with your body
Oh�I�oh�I�oh�I�oh�I I'm in love with your body
Oh�I�oh�I�oh�I�oh�I I'm in love with your body
Every day discovering something brand new I'm in love with the shape of you
One week in we let the story begin We're going out on our first date
You and me are thrifty, so go all you can eat
Fill up your bag and I fill up a plate We talk for hours and hours about the sweet
and the sour And how your family is doing okay
Leave and get in a taxi, then kiss in the backseat
Tell the driver make the radio play, and I'm singing like
Girl, you know I want your love Your love was handmade for somebody like me
Come on now, follow my lead I may be crazy, don't mind me
Say, boy, let's not talk too much Grab on my waist and put that body on me
Come on now, follow my lead Come, come on now, follow my lead
I'm in love with the shape of you We push and pull like a magnet do
Although my heart is falling too I'm in love with your body
And last night you were in my room And now my bedsheets smell like you
Every day discovering something brand new I'm in love with your body
Oh�I�oh�I�oh�I�oh�I I'm in love with your body
Oh�I�oh�I�oh�I�oh�I I'm in love with your body
Oh�I�oh�I�oh�I�oh�I I'm in love with your body
Every day discovering something brand new I'm in love with the shape of you
Come on, be my baby, come on Come on, be my baby, come on
Come on, be my baby, come on Come on, be my baby, come on
Come on, be my baby, come on Come on, be my baby, come on
Come on, be my baby, come on Come on, be my baby, come on
I'm in love with the shape of you We push and pull like a magnet do
Although my heart is falling too I'm in love with your body
Last night you were in my room And now my bedsheets smell like you
Every day discovering something brand new I'm in love with your body
Come on, be my baby, come on Come on, be my baby, come on
I'm in love with your body Come on, be my baby, come on
Come on, be my baby, come on I'm in love with your body
Come on, be my baby, come on Come on, be my baby, come on
I'm in love with your body Every day discovering something brand new
I'm in love with the shape of you
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Long Story, Short: Why Suicide? - Duration: 34:01.
When I was nine years old my dad sat me down to tell me that he wasn't my dad.
My biological father left mum when she found out she was pregnant with me.
It was around the same time in my life that I got molested down the bike track by a man
and because I was unconsciously rejecting Dad as my father and pushing him away I didn't
really know how to approach him and I wouldn't really have known how to approach him about
it anyway to talk to him about like hey a guy down at the bike track told me that he
can tell me how big my dick will be when I'm older if I let him put it on his hand and
play with it and stuff.
I don't know, there's no good way to explain that and I don't want to go into it because
I've never told anybody this shit but.. this is what I'm trying to do now.
So I was a straight A student.
I did really well in school.
I was school captain in primary school.
Never got in any trouble.
Was a really good kid.
Obviously that whole experience didn't effect me too much but it was always in the back
of my mind, it was really confusing because society is constantly talking about like child
molesters and terrible things and everybody's so afraid of all of that.
And with good reason I guess but like, you know, just from a kids perspective looking
around.
It's so bad if this happens to you and like this shouldn't happen and I'm there like it
happened to me and noone even fucking noticed.
Noone even talks to me about like what's going on.
I don't know.
And then.
So that was all sweet, like primary school was all sweet.
Pretty much I got through primary school really well.
But um, it was like around the end of primary school my parents split up so that gap between
me and Dad like got even bigger because like obviously Mum was really pissed off at him
and she was really vocal about that so I sort of like inherited all of the extra hate and
I already thought he was shitty for lying to me and treating me badly and stuff like
you know how kids rebel when they find out that their.. like when you've got a step dad
figure like no kid likes to have a step dad figure.
It's like you're not my dad and all that typical shit.
And it was just amplified.
So any hope that I had of talking to him about like the whole getting molested experience
and like trying to understand it a bit better like that was all gone.
And I couldn't talk to him about anything that was going on in my life because he just
wasn't around, cause he was gone.
But like we saw him on the every second weekend or something like that or every weekend, I
don't remember.
I started high school without a father figure or whatever which I'm sure like a lot of kids
have had to do but all of the kids from my primary school went to a different high school
on the other side of town, like every single one of them.
So I started high school with no friends.
And for anybody who can remember high school, high school is a fucking terrifying place
even if you do have a handful of good, close friends that you can trust.
So um.
I was like pretty quickly like targeted as like the loser kid.
And bullied and shit because I didn't have like a group.
So I started hanging out with like the kind of kids that don't fit in anywhere and that
was cool.
I had some friends.
But I sort of quickly figured out like if I stand up to the bullies and like fight them
then um, the kids that I'm hanging out with like respect me a lot more and they like support
me a lot more.
And it just felt good to stand up for the little guys and all of that so I started fighting
a lot.
Started getting in a lot of trouble.
Which drove more distance between me and my parents because they were like you're being
a little shit, breaking all the rules, why can't you just be normal, why can't you just
behave.
You were so good in primary school.
And all of that.
Still not really knowing anything that's going on in my head and they never really understood
how to talk to me about anything.
But it was good because I hanging out with like nerdy kids and stuff and my grades were
still going really well and I started getting interested in sport and once I started doing
sports and stuff, started like cross country running and stuff the like, jock kids and
stuff like I sorta assimilated into them and bridged the gaps and I had like a sense of,
like I fit in.
And that was nice.
And I had my life all planned out like I was gonna do really well in school and go to uni.
I can't remember what I was gonna do.
But like my life was so set.
I was one of those kids that I laugh at now who thought that they knew exactly what they
were going to do with their life.
And yea it was good.
It was still just all working out.
Which was great.
But then my parents got back together.
And they wanted a fresh start so they decided to move to Iluka which is a small town in
New South Wales with a population of about 2,000.
And I had to start all over again.
Went to a new high school.
And I was the loser kid again, the new kid.
Didn't have any friends.
And someone picked a fight with me pretty early on and I beat the shit out of him because
it worked for me before, people respected me for fighting before so why not now?
But the problem was this time the misfit kids that I was hanging out with were like scared
of it because they didn't know my values, they didn't know what I was about.
Like they just saw a guy beat the shit out of another kid.
So the kinds of people that I attracted to me this time were like the kind of people
that I used to stand up to for the weird kids at the old school.
So like I was becoming friends with like these assholes basically and they introduced me
to weed and wagging school and all of that stuff which I never wagged school before and
I never smoked weed before.
So that was all new to me.
But yea I was pissed off because I got put back a grade when I went to New South Wales
because their schooling, their grading system is different so I didn't give a shit about
the academic side of school at all and I was wagging heaps, smoking heaps of weed because
why not?
Like it felt way better than having to start over again.
And I just fucking didn't want to do that.
Pretty much the only subjects that I went to school for were art and drama.
And there was a girl in my drama class who I thought was really pretty and really cool,
like lots of energy, lot's of fun.
But everyone picked on her and like I didn't really know why.
She was like.
She was like the outcast for whatever reason.
And um, because I was the new kid and I was trying to like fit in as best I could I never
really challenged it, never really questioned it.
I just tried to avoid her...
And tried, like I was just contributing to the whole like her being left out because
I was just like I was trying to stay with the cool kids.
But I thought she was awesome and one weekend she came out and she'd just like stolen a
bike from somebody and she was just like really happy and energetic and crazy like she was
just really... like just doing all these crazy things and she was like, she brought so much
life to the weekend and it was like really fun and yea I thought this girl's great.
I'm gonna let her know that I think she's great because fuck everybody else.
But it was like the next week at school like she didn't come.
And somebody asked me did you hear that Krystina killed herself.
The way that the school dealt with that was basically tried to just make it disappear
as quickly as possible and not let it effect the kids too much and not talk about it too
much and just kinda like "a terrible thing has happened" at assembly and we just like
don't talk about it out of respect for her family and all that stuff and like tried to
make it go away and that was my first exposure to like real suicide.
Like I didn't, I'd never experienced anything that close to me before.
Like somebody is just gone now.
But again, like previous things that had happened to me in my life and all the shit that I'd
gone through and all the struggles that I was having like my parents, I don't think
my parents even know that one of my friends killed themselves.
And they never talked to me about it.
So I fucking hated them.
And I rebelled more, I wagged more, I smoked more weed and everything just went to shit.
There was a bunch of other reasons why everything was going to shit.
I just fucking hated everything.
And I wanted to fucking kill MYself.
Like I was just over it.
And there was one time where I tried to leave the house with a knife and I was just going
to go somewhere and just hack myself up.
Later I realised that whatever the instinct is or however your brain works that stops
you from hurting yourself like I can't do it like I'm one of those people who just can't
hurt myself.
Like I can't draw blood.
So that was off that table.
So I couldn't kill myself so that was really frustrating actually because I really wanted
to die like I feel like I would've been happier if I could've done it but like obviously it's
great that I couldn't because I'm still here.
And I had another mental breakdown one day after the knife incident where a teacher was
just being like a dick to me and he like broke me down so hard and he was like entertained
by it.
And I like just broke down and I just ran out of the school and I ran like 60 kilometres
like north.
And I was just the whole time just trying to think like how can I kill myself like is
there a way that I can kill myself.
I can't bring myself to cut myself and I can't like hang myself because I don't have any
rope.
Like I can't, I couldn't think of any way to do it.
Eventually like my dad found me running along the highway cause all the truck drivers were
on their radios like talking about the kid with the crazy coloured hair because I had
my hair dyed all crazy.
And yea I got picked up.
And that's still a funny story that the family talks about at like Christmas and shit because
they don't understand and nobody's ever bothered to ask like what I was going through and I
was actually punished for being an idiot.
For like getting in trouble at school and all that stuff.
I was always punished for getting in trouble at school and noone ever asked me why I was
getting in trouble at school or why I was rebelling or why I was pissed off.
It's just always like fucking I was always wrong.
And like I had so many friends that like their parents would always like they would always
support them 100% even, and they were the ones that were doing the bad shit and like
fucking up at school for no reason and like their parents would always like support them
and shit and my parents were always like if you're in trouble you must be fucking up,
you must be doing the wrong thing so you deserve whatever happens to you, you little shit.
And while I'm going through all this other stuff and having that coming from that direction
I had no direction where any like love was coming from.
There was nothing good so like my life was going to shit and like I had a girlfriend
finally and she was like the only good thing because she was the only one that like wanted
anything to do with me really so when she decided she was gonna, her parents were moving
to Brisbane and she was gonna drop out and get a job and stuff I was like ok I'll go
with you and like I did that.
And got a job and stuff and it was a really dysfunctional relationship.
It was like up and down, like break up get back together and I moved back in with my
parents and then I moved back in with her and then she moved back in with her parents
and then she told me it was over and she'd been cheating on me and everything was a fucking
mess and I was just like oh the first person that's ever cared about me in my life, like
helped me like be happy is fucking gone and she fucked me over and everybody just fucks
me over, noone gives a shit about me.
And I moved back, went back to my parents house and I wasn't there very long.
My mum was like a wine-o, she was drinking all the time and we'd always have arguments
and I can't remember what we argued about one day but she was fucking into me and she
just pushed me to the limits and then I was just like had a breakdown, I punched a hole
in the wall and I was like out in the backyard just screaming like fucking leave me alone
like fuck off, fuck off.
And she just like at the back door like yelling shit at me like stirring me up like she was
just like haha like I saw it as like her just being a fucking psycho like would you still
be stirring me up when I'm losing my mind.
I don't know what she was saying but she actually called up some other guys from in town and
they came over and they held me down while I was fucking crying my eyes out just like
saying fucking let me go like just leave me alone let me go.
It was just like it wouldn't end and then like they eventually sat me down and said
like this isn't ok the way you're behaving and stuff and like as usual like I'm the one
that's like wrong like noone cares about why I'm fucked up.
And um, Mum said like you better leave before your dad gets back because he's gonna kick
your ass and so I left.
Cause I was like I don't wanna deal with this yet I just need some time to fucking process
all this and like calm down because I'm just like at breaking point like constantly at
the moment I just need to leave and um my sister came with me actually and we went to
a friends house and stayed there the night and then the next day was Australia Day so
I put it off another day like seeing Dad and like trying to explain myself cause I figured
he wasn't gonna understand anyway he was gonna take Mum's side because he always supports
Mum because that's what partners do, they support each other.
And all that shit.
So yea we were at this thing with a bunch of people for Australia Day in town and Dad
came by and he saw like us and there was like this guy that was there that had slept with
my little sister who was like 15 at the time like about that age where you start experimenting
with that stuff and he put two and two together and thought like I must have been like, I
had something to do with that and like I was like encouraging that kind of behaviour or
whatever and like he just he had a mental breakdown and he was gonna beat the fuck out
of this guy for sleeping with my little sister and he was getting real fiery but there were
lots of people around so he ended up leaving and then he came back like an hour later in
the middle of town like dumped all of my shit in the car park in the dirt in front of everybody
and told me to leave so I fucking I left and went back up to Queensland back to Ipswich
my friend said that he would look after me for a bit but I ended up having to like couch
surf and sleep in my car and shit.
Eventually got a job as a labourer again um was pretty good money so I started renting
a shitty little room for $70 a week at my friends house downstairs with a concrete floor
and it was just a load of shit but I didn't care I didn't give a shit about myself I just
wanted to die every day I wanted to die but I couldn't do that to my little sister because
she was like my new reason to live like I promised her I was gonna be ok and shit before
I left and I kept that promise for a long time and it was really hard and I was hanging
out with all my old friends again and they'd found drugs and alcohol and they were partying
all the time and they were probably just as fucked up as I was in a lot of ways and they
definitely weren't helpful to my state like I didn't need to be drinking and partying
and spending all my money on drugs and alcohol.
I needed to like have some time out and get my shit together and figure out what I was
doing with my life.
I met this girl who was like the first girl that was really nice to me she didn't care
that I lived in a tiny little room with a concrete floor and stuff she didn't care that
I didn't have any possessions or anything and she basically started to like put my life
back together she was so good to me but the night that I met her it turned out like one
of the guys from our social circles had dated her in high school and there was like this
big thing everyone was drinking and then my best mate beat the absolute shit out of me
like beat me to within an inch of my life pretty much like I was on the ground just
like bouncing my head off the ground just pissing blood out of my face and then my other
friend.. "friend" um drove me up to the hospital and pushed me out the door and said you deserved
everything you got cunt because there was like this conspiracy that I was trying to
steal everybody's girlfriends or some shit and that was just more crap that I didn't
need.
I didn't go into the hospital.
I was just like started walking and I was just hoping that I'd just drop dead but obviously
I didn't went back home everyone's like where have you been all that shit noone cares man
who cares and um started dating that girl anyway despite everybody hating me and all
my friends turning their backs on me because again it was like somebody actually cares
about me and wants me to have a better life and she was like the best thing that ever
happened to me like I didn't deserve it I was the worst thing that ever happened to
her.
But then so I was like just getting my life back on track, she was helping me a lot and
then I was down at her house on the Gold Coast and Ipswich flooded and I lost like I didn't
have anything to lose but I lost a bunch of shit.
My friends got some of the stuff out and I just wanted to get out of there.
And like I didn't wanna be a burden on them so I left and I was going through like all
my friends and family calling them all up and being like oi can I come stay at your
place for a bit my house just flooded and everybody said no so I went to emergency accommodation
like everybody else with all their families and shit that were displaced but at least
the families had each other you know I was just there by myself and it felt shitty so
like the next day I got onto somebody down the Gold Coast who, great people, let me like
crash at theirs for a little while and I could tell I was a burden right away like I was
just they didn't have room for me there they had a bunch of kids and like they're just
like legends for letting me stay there even for a little while and like just as their
patience was like wearing thin like I got a job as a telemarketer out of the newspaper.
It was like a dodgy job selling like dodgy like betting software to pick the right horses
to bet on and shit really unethical and stuff and felt shitty but got that job and then
my car got towed by the council cause it ran out of rego and it was parked on the street
because obviously I didn't have a fucking house to park my car at so I no car so I was
catching the bus to work which was making me late every day and they hated me at that
job so I quit and I was able to finally get Centrelink because Centrelink had called me
a while before this and I had a mental breakdown on the phone to her because I was like my
parents won't say that I'm unfit to live at home like I can't, they won't say that I can't
live there so I can't get the money and they just did that because they didn't wanna look
bad on like government records like they couldn't look after me so I had a mental breakdown,
I cried on the phone.
This lady was like really nice and she sorted it all out like she called them up and said
like this is what needs to happen and then I actually was able to get Centrelink and
that was like a massive achievement to fucking be able to get Centrelink.
So like I had some kind of security in my life if everything was going to shit which
it always was.
So all that happened and a bunch of other shit happened I went through a bunch of shitty
jobs and then Centrelink put me through this agency called Adecco and probably shouldn't
say names of shit but um they were getting me like one or two days of work here and there
and like it was consistent and they would always get me some work and I was like as
long as I keep these guys happy I'll always have a job and that was important to me because
I'd been homeless twice and I just wanted security I just wanted enough money to keep
a roof over my head and food in the fridge or whatever so that was sick and then the
guy calls me up and he says there's a job going on Stradbroke Island for wastewater
treatment plant operator.
You've just gotta go to an interview against a bunch of other people and if you get it
it'll be six months on the council and maybe you'll go full time after and I was like sweet
this is exactly what I need this is the life changer I'm gonna get this job and then I'm
gonna be all set I'm gonna be fine I'm not gonna have to worry about anything ever again.
So I went to the interview and I was in the interview room with all the other guys like
the waiting room and I was telling them like they're like do you think you'll get the job
and I was like yea I'm definitely going to get the job there's nobody here who's more
qualified than me I've run so many waste water treatment facilities which was a load of shit
obviously and I basically psyched everyone out cause I was just like I'm having this
job and then I did the interview told them everything they wanted to hear got the job
was driving like an hour and a half to work every day and then catching the ferry over
but then I had to leave my great girlfriend who I said like helped me so much I didn't
leave her like I just said like I'm gonna move to Capalaba for a while so I can go to
work for the next six months and then we'll sort it out after that but um while I was
doing the Stradbroke Island job and I was away from her I didn't have anything good
in my life I was just miserable and I wanted to save up for like cameras and computers
and stuff so I could get back into film which I'd been doing the whole time like that was
one of the things that was like giving me purpose like making films.
So I started taking prescription pain killers because I realised that when I'm on prescription
pain killers nothing matters and I can do anything that anybody tells me to do at work
and I don't care and I can two minute noodles every night and save up all my money and not
go out and nothing matters I'm just numb.
And I was just gonna save up a bunch of money get all my computer software editing software
and cameras and I was gonna start making music videos for bands and stuff and that's what
I wanted to do so yea I became a drug addict and then at the end of that I didn't get the
full time job but I really made Adecco happy so I moved back to the coast and I moved in
with that girlfriend um and I had consistent work with Adecco but I was an absolute piece
of shit to her because I was a drug addict now and I started drinking again on top of
the prescription drugs and doing other drugs as well at parties and stuff and I was just
useless and I was cheating on her like all I was just useless.
And then I sorta started to I got off the prescription drugs for like a good year and
I was like trying to make myself a better person and stuff but like coming off the drugs
I was becoming more of an asshole to her and pushing her away more and anyway she ended
up realising that she had to do something for herself so she moved to Sydney to follow
her dreams and stuff and that was good it was like the first thing that she ever did
for herself in the whole relationship and she should do that and like I said she's the
best thing that ever happened to me and I was the worst thing that ever happened to
her so I just hope she's like having a half decent life now but this isn't about her it's
about all of the things that led me to start this project.
So this is like the fast version of everything I'm leaving heaps of details out but I think
these are the important parts I probably left out some important shit but oh well basically
my film career was actually going pretty well.
I was working with some pretty famous people and stuff and I decided to just focus on that
because like I'd sacrificed our relationship for it over and over again and I'd always
put film first and be out filming bands and doing drugs and partying and like socialising
and stuff trying to build up my like name in the industry or whatever which is a load
of shit it's just an excuse really I wasn't doing anything productive when I was out I
was I'd film a band and that would be like the one hour of productivity and then the
rest would just be me getting fucked up and being an asshole.
So there's all of that and the next sort of crucial point I guess was my mate Rob called
me up and he said he was DJing Lil Jon's after party and Lil Jon's like a pretty big international
musician or whatever so I was like we'll bring a bunch of cameras and we'll like get some
like invaluable footage that will like make us look really good on the internet and shit
and on social media or whatever but it was never gonna happen we were both drug addicts
and like I'd started taking drugs again after Ash left, I left that part out, the prescription
drugs and like when ever I go out to parties and stuff I'd just do what everyone else was
doing and I fucking hate this.
I hope somebody gets some value out of all of this because I hate it.
We just wrote ourselves off and forgot all about Lil Jon basically and there was a point
in the night where I was like I'd tried to overdose a bunch of times before and I'd just
woken up the next morning not dead and feeling like really shit and had to recover from that
and it sucked so I just took all of the drugs that I had on me at this party because I was
like I'm not waking up tomorrow this is I'm just gonna get really high and that's gonna
be the end and that's gonna be nice but it was like later on in the night I realised
I'm not gonna die I just had this sense like I'm not gonna die from this and I was outside
it was like 50 stories up in this like penthouse suite sorta thing and I just decided to jump
over the balcony and next thing I know Rob's got me by the shoulders and he's pulling me
back over the balcony throwing me on the ground and he's like what the fuck are you doing
and then all the guys that were like running the party or whatever have come out and the
guy that's like everything's in his name is like do you know how much trouble I'd get
in if you just killed yourself doing that stupid shit and they started beating the fuck
out of me and I was like brilliant.
Because I was I wanted to die.
As far as I was concerned I had just killed myself like that was the end I'd decided so
I was egging them on like come on then and they flogged the fuck out of me and Rob was
trying to drag me out of there, he was copping a hiding as well like from punches that weren't
connecting from all the drunk drugged up assholes and yea I don't exclude myself from the drunk
drugged up assholes either I was definitely fucked and as we were getting out the door
someone like king hit me in the back of the head and I was just like that's it lights
out and I lost consciousness and I thought I was that was it I was stoked didn't have
to deal with life anymore and in that last moment it was just bliss like I just remember
like thank God and then next minute I came to in an elevator and there was like nurse
like a lady that's saying she's a nurse and she takes me back to her room and cleans me
up and Rob takes me down to the lobby says like wait here I'll go get all our stuff and
I'll take us home but then some police come in and they're like asking me all these questions
like wanting to take me away or whatever I don't really know what they wanted I was so
out of it I was on so many drugs and like so concussed um but one of the girls that
was with me like made them go away like took me back to the elevator like "oh we're going
back up to our room" or some shit like that and then as the elevator was closing I just
felt so disgusting and just crap I just slipped out and I ran out of the lobby and just ran
all the way home I ripped the door off the hinges back door like climbed the back fence
ripped the door off the slider thing and just passed out and then next thing I know Rob's
pulling up with the girls and like he has all my things like he's a legend he like brought
my cameras and my keys and my wallet everything and I was just a terrible person at that whole
party and there's so much stuff that a lot of people could say about just how terrible
I am and I'm thinking about it all right now.
But yea that's when I realised after all of that, that like I've reached the point where
I had killed myself and I'd always said like I probably wouldn't really kill myself and
all that stuff and I dunno like I did.
And I realised I had to change and that's what I'm doing that's what I've done I haven't
it's been like over two years since that night and it's been over a year and a half since
I've taken prescription pain killers and I don't really drink anymore except like on
like special occasions which I know that people say that and then they drink like every weekend
but like I drink like maybe 12 times a year max I guess like once a month maybe at the
like probably not even that um and like I stumbled upon like self help and personal
development online and all that stuff and the rest is history this is where we are now
like um hopefully somewhere in all of that rambling is some kind of indication of why
this is important to me and why I'm definitely doing this and I'm going to make this documentary
I have this vision for this documentary and um all these people that I'm interviewing
and stuff I'm making films with them and it's all gonna come together and it's gonna make
something that's gonna impact a lot of people when it's finished.
It doesn't really matter if people aren't watching all of the raw content as it's being
uploaded now because when I'm finished with it all that's when it's gonna count.
And that's when I'm gonna be distributing it hard and making sure that everybody sees
it.
I don't know.
I hope that you guys see value in this I hope that you want to support this I hope that
I don't just sound like a fucking asshole loser who doesn't deserve people to give a
shit but I really wanna do something positive with my life and I really wanna not just keep
fucking up and just keep being such a toxic piece of shit that just like ruins all the
lives of the people around me I wanna contribute to everybody around me in a positive way I
want to help people be their best selves I don't want people to think that the way that
I've behaved in the past is good enough for their friendship like everybody deserves to
have a decent life and everybody deserves to be happy like everybody deserves to be
ok and not feel like they're not worth it because everybody has strengths and everybody
has great things about them but they just get drowned out in this sea of fucked up shit
that we go through when we're going through life and if you're one of the people that
hasn't gone through anything traumatic like I'm so happy for you but I hope that you can
support this too.
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Thieves steal U-Haul truck and make off with thousands of dollars worth of items - Duration: 1:55.HEIGHTS... DRIVING OFF
WITH MORE THAN
50-THOUSAND DOLLAR HAUL.
NEWS 13'S JEANNIE NGUYEN
EXPLAINS WHY THE THINGS
THEY TOOK WERE SO MUCH
MORE THAN MATERIAL
ITEMS.
1:19 "It was when I
realized that I lost my
HUBBARD SAYS HIS DOG
---DOOT --- DIED A YEAR
AGO --- AND HER ASHES
WERE ONE OF THE THINGS
HE VALUED MOST.
0:36 "The most important
things were my dog's
ashes and the only
physical picture that I
have of her." 0:42
HUBBARD AND HIS
ROOMMATES WERE LIVING IN
THIS APARTMENT
COMPLEX WHEN THEY WERE
IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING
OUT.
8:52 "We spent about 18
hours moving everything
from our apartment into
a U- Haul." 8:56 ONCE
THEY WERE FINISHED
PACKING --- MELLENS
DECIDED TO PARK THE
U-HAUL TRUCK RIGHT HERE
ON ROLLING HILLS ROAD
BETWEEN ACADEMY AND
EUBANK BEFORE MOVING.
BUT THE TRUCK DIDN'T
STAY THERE FOR LONG.
there just being
responsible. We were
blown away when we saw
it was missing." 9:53
MELLENS AND HUBBARD GOT
A CALL FROM U-HAUL WHO
TOLD THEM POLICE FOUND
THEIR MOVING TRUCK HERE
--- AT 98TH AND RIO
CLARA.
10:49 "Everything inside
was missing. We went
down there and met the
cop and the only thing
left was a Christmas
wreath that I had made."
10:58
12:20 "Paul has his art
that he's been making
for over 20 years now.
Vaughn had his dog's
ashes, and I had family
pictures and heirlooms.
And, all that's gone
now." 12:35 NOW --- THEY
heirlooms. And, all
that's gone now." 12:35
NOW --- THEY ARE IN THE
PROCESS OF TRYING TO GET
THEIR LIVES BACK AND
THEY HAVE ONE MORE
MESSAGE FOR THOSE THAT
ARE RESPONSIBLE.
2:59 "You won't make
money from ashes, you
won't make money from my
art. Find a way to
return these things to
people." 3:04
ALL OF THE ROOMMATES
HAVE CREATED A
GO-FUND-ME ACCOUNT TO
TRY AND RAISE SOME MONEY
TO HELP REBUILD THEIR
LIVES.
YOU CAN FIND A LINK TO
THAT ON OUR WEBSITE AT
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George Wallace's Life in 16 Minutes - Duration: 16:12.
Hey, everyone.
My name is Connor.
I was looking around the internet and I was shocked to see that there were no good videos
that quickly summed up the rollercoaster of a political career that was George Wallace.
So I decided to be the one to change that.
Let's try to sum up George Wallace as quickly as we can.
Ready?
Okay, go.
George Wallace was born in the rural city of Clio in southeastern Alabama in 1919.
This was the starting point of some pretty rough times economically, but George was lucky
enough to have been born into a family that wasn't dirt-poor, though they weren't
filthy rich either.
They would be best described as lower middle-class.
At a young age, George would ride with his Grandfather on horseback and help deliver
medical services to homes.
During these rough economic times, George Wallace Sr. was very understanding, and many
times his poorest clients were forced to pay with a chicken or something other than money.
People just didn't have money, and George C. Wallace hated seeing this.
Perhaps this is what started George's interest in politics from a very young age.
He vowed to one day be governor of Alabama.
He got into boxing also, giving him somewhat of a tough look.
In 1938, at only 19 years old, George Wallace assisted his grandfather with a campaign for
probate judge that would end in their favor.
He received a bachelor's degree from the University of Alabama and decided to enter
training to be a pilot cadet in the army air corps.
He didn't finish the course, but he was a staff sergeant and assisted in flights.
It was in the army where Wallace got spinal meningitis, an inflammation of brain and spinal
cord membranes, which nearly killed him.
He would have died had it not been for the quick medical treatment he received, but he
still had impaired hearing and nerve damage.
He would be discharged from the army.
Wallace finally began his own political adventure in May of 1946, where he would be elected
to the Alabama house of representatives.
Keep in mind that he was elected to the state's legislative branch, not the national one.
Not much happened as a representative, but he became a circuit judge in 1952.
It was here that Wallace grew a reputation for being very liberal.
Contrary to nearly every Alabama judge at the time, Wallace demanded that a black plaintiff
be referred to as Mister of Miss, as opposed to just their first name or even just "those
people".
This gained him a favorable reputation among the black community, as he [showed] little
to no bias as far as race was concerned when handling court cases.
However, everything was not as it may have seemed.
Wallace also insisted that segregation signs remained in rail terminals, and he also blocked
efforts by civil rights groups to expand black voter registration in Alabama.
So was he a racist?
Well, he was a moderate.
While he favored segregation, he didn't support the mistreatment of blacks as people.
Finally, the time had come.
Wallace was going to live up to the promise he had made to himself and run for governor.
For the most part, no other major party candidate had a chance to win a governorship.
So the real battle for governor happened in the democratic primaries.
Wallace faced only one major threat: John Patterson, the state attorney general.
Keep in mind that Alabama law prohibited a governor from serving two consecutive terms,
so there was never an incumbent to face off against.
During the battle for the nomination, Patterson was endorsed by the KKK. Wallace was endorsed
by the NAACP.
I could probably stop right there.
Wallace campaigned that he treated people equally regardless of their skin color, and
this was something he was clearly proud of.
His main goal as governor would be to aid the poor, build schools and build roads, but
race relations weren't a huge part of his campaign.
Needless to say, Wallace lost the nomination by nearly 35,000 votes.
Four years come and go, John F. Kennedy is now the president, and John Patterson is the
governor.
But as the election approached, that was about to change.
It's time for Alabama's 1962 governor race.
This time around, George Wallace decided to rearrange his priorities.
He adopted a very pro-segregation viewpoint.
This wasn't necessarily what he fully believed, but his attempts to be a populist required
that he take on this viewpoint, or else he wouldn't stand a chance.
These views were solely a stunt that would get him elected.
And they actually worked.
George Wallace won the Democratic nomination, and by default the governorship.
"I draw the line in the dust, and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny, and I
say segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever."
George Wallace's first term was absolutely insane.
1963 was the year that the civil rights movement really got tons of momentum.
He tried to prevent four black students from being enrolled in 4 Huntsville elementary
schools.
When two black students tried to be accepted into the University of Alabama, Wallace famously
blocked the entrance and spoke to a large crowd at the college.
Wallace tried to turn the issue of segregation away from race and toward "big government"
trying to intervene in locally-handled matters.
"We are winning in this fight.
Because we are awakening the American people to the dangers we have spoken about so many
times, which is so evident today.
A trend toward military dictatorship in this country."
He called Martin Luther King Jr. a communist and claimed that JFK was trying to take their
state away from them.
There was also the bombing of the Birmingham church, which killed four young black girls.
And the KKK kept growing and killing people.
All in all, it was crazy.
However, it wasn't all bad.
Schools went up statewide, including my own elementary school.
He became the first southern governor to travel to corporate headquarters in the north to
convince companies to bring industry to Alabama.
So race relations aside, Wallace had a considerably decent first term.
Wallace was ready to break into the realm of national politics.
1964 was the year he attempted to make a mark.
He sought out the Democratic party's nomination, and he was the only real threat to LBJ receiving
the nomination, as every other contender for the nomination was just in an attempt to nominate
Johnson.
They were called favorite son candidates, mainly just candidates that were popular in
their home state.
Wallace was the only democratic candidate who disagreed with and opposed the nomination
of Johnson.
Wallace was dropping in support, and the nomination of Barry Goldwater on the Republican side
made things somewhat awkward for Wallace, since Goldwater shared his opposition of the
Civil Rights Act, whereas LBJ actually supported it.
This made everyone feel a little bit strange, and LBJ easily won the nomination with Wallace
winning no state contests, but still doing alright from a delegate standpoint.
[Cuckoo Clock] It's 1966, time to get re-elected as governor.
But wait a second.
There's still an Alabama law that states that a governor cannot serve two consecutive
terms.
Uh-oh, George Wallace has to give up the governorship.
Or does he?
In a strange political move, George Wallace decided to run his wife, Lurleen Wallace,
for governor as a surrogate candidate.
This didn't seem like it would work at first.
Lurleen wasn't a very political person, but as she campaigned and her husband convinced
her, she developed her own personality, political views, and overall character.
And she actually won.
She was one of the first female governors in the nation, while George Wallace was the
first gentleman; she remains to be the only female governor of Alabama.
They managed to function very well together as a package deal.
George was still acting like he was in power, but Lurleen was no doormat.
One time, though, she ran out of the governor's office and yelled "Where's the Governor?"
Her aides had to remind her that she was the governor.
She responded "You know what I mean."
All in all, they were a great duo.
[Cuckoo Clock] It's 1968.
Time to take another stab at the presidency.
Going into this election, Wallace had a different idea as to how to approach it.
After his strange experience with the last presidential election, he decided to distance
himself from both parties and run under the American Independent Party.
He easily won the nomination since it was his own party.
He was quite famous all over the south, and he campaigned that he was the only candidate
who opposed integration.
He chose General Curtis LeMay as his running mate.
Many saw this as a dopey move when LeMay made comments in favor of nuclear warfare, and
this hurt Wallace's campaign.
Wallace wanted all the troops home from Vietnam within 90 days, contrary to the Democratic
and Republican nominees, Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon respectively.
He also strongly opposed the hippy movement, basically calling hippies "dirty unemployed
deadbeats."
He fared very well by trying to appeal to what would now be referred to as the Silent
Majority.
Since he appealed more to conservatives, he was competing to win over Nixon voters.
The Nixon campaign was actually a little bit scared of Wallace, and states like Ohio were
up in the air.
Wallace wasn't going into this election hoping to win electorally.
His main goal was to deadlock the electoral college by winning enough southern states
and throw the vote to the house.
Some things never change.
Anyway, there he could bribe people to vote for him.
The House had all the leverage and every state received one vote.
If George Wallace could get enough representatives to vote for him, 26, he'd win the presidency.
It was a long shot, but it wasn't impossible.
His campaign was interfered with in May of 1968 when Lurleen Wallace died of cancer while
serving as governor.
He took weeks off from campaigning in order to mourn the loss of his wife.
He pressed on and continued to campaign.
Once November rolled around, Wallace underperformed.
Though he did win 5 southern states, Richard Nixon won every other state that Wallace had
a shot at, and Nixon got 301 electoral votes, which was enough for him to win the presidency.
Wallace still won 46 electoral votes and 13.5% of the popular vote, making this the best
electoral performance for a third party candidate since 1912, and no third party since has won
a single state.
Wallace trudged home to Alabama.
He would get 'em next time.
But first, he still needs to become governor again.
This time around, he actually was running against the incumbent that took over when
his wife passed away.
Albert Brewer, former Lieutenant Governor, was running against Wallace.
Brewer actually sought support from black voters, something Wallace didn't quite care
to do.
Wallace ran a pretty rough campaign against Brewer.
He really smeared his hope to appeal to black voters in his face.
Brewer claimed that Wallace's presidential ambitions were keeping him out of Alabama
too much.
In response, Wallace called Brewer "Sissy Britches."
In an attempt to compromise, Wallace made a promise to not run for president in the
1972 election.
The battle for the governorship was in dead heat, but Wallace barely managed to pull out
a win in a runoff.
Immediately after he won the governorship, he began to campaign for the 1972 Democratic
nomination.
Yeah, that's right, Wallace decided to return to the Democratic Party.
1972 was a wild year for the Democratic Primaries.
Richard Nixon hadn't ended the Vietnam War, but he was considered by many to be a very
good president.
Going into the election, his approval rating was about 60%, give or take.
While Nixon wasn't undefeatable, it would take a real populist to turn the nation away
from Nixon.
And in comes Wallace, as well as a bunch of other people.
Ted Kennedy was initially favored to win the nomination, but he said he wasn't going
to run.
Makes sense, his two brothers were assassinated.
Then Edmund Muskie came in.
He was Hubert Humphrey's running mate in 1968, and was prepared to take on Richard Nixon.
However, a smear campaign made it look like he was crying, and that really destroyed any
chance he had.
Hubert Humphrey was pressured to try for the nomination again, and while he did, he didn't
put loads of effort into it.
He really didn't want to go through the whole process all over again.
George McGovern also threw his hat in the ring as the progressive candidate of the bunch,
and he had grassroots support from hippies.
But he didn't have massive appeal.
That opens up a spot for George Wallace, and this seemed like his year.
He had finally taken a step back from his segregationist views, because he said he was
never more than a moderate.
"And segregation forever!"
Yeah.
Well, anyway, he was campaigning hard and his populism really caught on.
Though he was somewhat of a social conservative, he was a fiscal liberal.
So it looked like he really had a shot.
Wallace became the frontrunner.
The only problem he would really face is that he and Nixon were very much alike on many
issues.
Though they certainly had their differences, they weren't polar opposites.
Nixon didn't want Wallace to get the nomination since he still held a grudge for Wallace nearly
stealing his 1968 victory.
Regardless, Wallace won every single county in the state of Florida, and he also won in
Alabama, Tennessee, and North Carolina.
He was campaigning in Maryland and gearing up for another victory.
On his last day of campaigning, he hosted two rallies.
The first one went well, and George was even asked by an audience member to come to the
audience and shake the hands of his supporters.
He declined to do this as he feared that he would be in danger.
At the second rally, the same audience member asked Wallace to come into the audience.
Despite his security guards urging him against it, Wallace decided to go into the crowd and
shake hands.
He even said that he would be liable for anything that happened to him, clearly expecting nothing.
After all, this seemed like an innocent crowd.
[Beep]
George Wallace was shot down this afternoon as he campaigned in Maryland, not far from
Washington.
Governor Wallace had just finished speaking, and had taken off his coat and was shaking
hands, when 4 or 5 shots were fired, two of them recorded in this film by ABC News cameraman
Charlie Jones.
[Gunshots] [Screams]
On May 15, 1972, George Wallace was shot 5 times.
The bullets mostly went into his chest and abdomen, but one was lodged into his spinal
column.
This rendered him paralyzed from the waist down.
Though he knew that it was very possible he would be shot, he always expected it to be
in the head and end his life, but he didn't think of anything like this.
His shooter, Arthur Bremer (Arthur Bremer?
I don't know), supposedly shot Wallace because he wanted to impress a girl.
This is not a strategy I would recommend, but whatever.
Of course, George Wallace did survive.
He decided not to suspend his campaign and keep fighting for the nomination.
However, the damage was done.
George Wallace wasn't going to be the nominee.
Though he never officially suspended his campaign, and he even spoke at the DNC, he wasn't
actively campaigning very much.
He finished third in the primaries, behind Humphrey and McGovern, who won the nomination.
McGovern lost the election in the second biggest landslide in Modern United States Presidential
History.
Wallace easily won his 1974 re-election as governor.
He wasn't up against any real competition.
[Cuckoo Clock] It's now 1976, and George Wallace decided to take another stab at the
presidency.
Many critics of Wallace expressed serious concerns about his health, but supporters
argued that FDR was a four-term president who also had no use of his legs.
Either way, Wallace couldn't ignore that he was handicapped.
This crippled any chance he would have had.
The final nail in the coffin was Jimmy Carter swooping in and taking all of the southerners
with him.
Jimmy Carter was a southern Democratic governor who was an outsider, so he appealed to a demographic
upset with the establishment candidates that they had known forever, especially in wake
of the Watergate scandal.
Wallace was dead in the water, and only won 3 states: Alabama, Mississippi, and South
Carolina.
He had lost his third democratic nomination attempt, and his 4th election.
He didn't run for Governor in 1978, ceding the election to Fob James.
Around this time, he started to take back much of what he previously said about blacks.
He picked up the phone and called many blacks that he feared he had caused torment to and
personally apologized.
He believed that the days of segregation were over, and he was wrong for ever thinking it
was right.
(Captions onscreen)
He was troubled as a Christian to have done harm
to so many innocent people, so he decided to seek forgiveness and repent.
He had changed, or maybe just reverted to his pre-1962 self.
No matter what, this change of attitude was remarkable.
He ran for governor again in 1982 since Fob James didn't seek another term.
He faced much stiffer competition than he had in the past, but he still pulled out a
narrow runoff victory in the primaries against George McMillan, the lieutenant governor.
In the general election, he did face competition from his Republican challenger, Emory Folmar.
Though some predicted a Folmar victory, Wallace's improved race relations helped earn him the
black vote, and this won him the election.
He decided to appoint blacks to his cabinet, and really focus on receiving forgiveness
for all of the wrong he had done.
In 1986, Wallace publicly announced that he would not seek a fifth term as governor.
He was retiring from politics.
He had served 16 years as governor, or 18 years if you count Lurleen's governorship.
This isn't a record, but it's the third highest amount of time as governor in American
history.
When he announced he wouldn't run again, the room was filled with tears.
This was a figure that nobody wanted to lose.
Wallace was loved by the constituents, more in his final years in office than ever before.
In the weeks leading up to his death, Wallace was in constant pain.
He spent most of his time in a restaurant not far from the Capitol Building of Alabama.
He was visited often by everyone who had known him, basically saying their goodbyes.
He died of septic shock, an infection that causes organ failure and low blood pressure,
on September 13, 1998.
He was 79 years old.
George Wallace's political career was something not quite like any other.
But it's characterized by racism, and he won't be remembered for any more.
He was actually really influential, and his populism rubbed off on many presidents and
political figures throughout the nation.
He goes down in history as the most influential loser in American history.
Perhaps he would be remembered for more if it wasn't for his racist viewpoints.
Sadly, whatever it was, George Wallace is a figure crippled by his past.
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Public speaking analysis of Donald Trump's Inauguration Speech - Duration: 7:07.
I know very well that you can't touch Trump with a ten foot pole without getting into
some kind of controversy, whether with his supporters or his opponents, but I'm going
to try.
I'm going to try to talk about Trump's inauguration speech without triggering anyone.
I'm going to try to go as non-political as possible and talk not about the content or
the veracity of the claims in his speech but rather to talk about his delivery overall
and his message.
We can be mature about it, right?
I think we can.
Donald Trump's inauguration speech is a great example of how bad delivery can turn even
a good script into a mediocre speech.
Let's start off with some of the problems with the speech.
First of all, Donald Trump is not very good at using teleprompters.
Ideally, with a teleprompter, you're going to make your transitions from the left to
the right in the middle of a sentence.
You won't wait for a pause or the end of a sentence to transition between teleprompters.
The idea is, you want your audience to think that you're just speaking from the top of
your head, not reading from a script.
Now watch.
Donald Trump finishes his sentence, and then he shifts from one teleprompter to the other
one in a very obvious manner before he begins with the next sentence.
That's a big no no.
For many, many, years to come.
We will face...
The second thing that you want to be aware of with teleprompters is it's very easy to
sound like you're just reading a script instead of delivering a powerful speech.
Just look at this example.
These are just, and reasonable demands of righteous people, and a righteous public.
But for too many of our citizens a different reality exists.
Mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities.
Rusted out factories, scattered like tombstones across the landscape of our nation.
An education system...
The second problem with Donald Trump's speech is that he's not very good at handling audience
applause.
And here's the thing.
With presidential speeches, you're going to have a huge audience, and the audience is
going to want to clap as many times as possible.
Like that's the only way they even stay awake.
Unfortunately, Donald Trump squashed many moments where the audience was beginning to
clap, but then he kind of stopped them by just continuing on with his sentence or continuing
on with a new thought.
For all of our people.
Together we will determine...
Three.
Let's talk about his hand motions.
By now it's a pretty well-known fact that Donald Trump's hand motions need a little
help.
And it was no different in the inauguration speech.
Donald Trump seems to alternate between this, this, this, and this.
Donald Trump seems to use one hand almost exclusively, left or right it doesn't matter,
he'll just use one hand at a time.
I don't know about you but I find it extremely distracting.
I could show you tons of examples of weird hand motions that he uses throughout his speech,
but I'm going to spare you and just show you a couple.
Together we will determine the course of America, and the world, for many, many, years to come.
That have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential.
This American carnage stops right here, and stops right now.
Four, let's talk about his sniffing.
Look, I get that you're supposed to breath through your nose, and into your diaphragm,
and I advise any public speaker to do so, but if your breathing sounds like [sniff]
then you need to do something about it.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, here you go.
Number five.
Donald Trump many times seemed like he was getting ready to say something really big,
and that the audience was supposed to clap right now, and then he just dropped it.
And then he moved on to the next sentence.
It was a little bit strange, because he knew how to get people to applaud.
He knew how to kind of build up to that moment, but multiple times he did that without actually
following through and just ended the sentence.
And it leaves people wondering like wait, am I supposed to clap right now, or am I supposed
to listen for his next sentence, am I going to clap next sentence, what's going on?
In a presidential speech, it is so easy to get people to clap.
So all you need to do is use that technique at the right time.
He unfortunately used it many times when he didn't even want people to clap.
And through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
When you open your
Alright so now let's talk about some good things that Donald Trump did in his inauguration
speech.
The first one was he was good at hyping up his supporters.
He always has been, because that's how he won the election.
The speech was a lot more direct and aggressive than most inauguration speeches, true to Donald
Trump's style.
And really the main message that he was trying to get out there was, "look, you've been ignored
and you are unhappy with all of these problems in America.
Now that you've elected me, I'm actually going to listen to you, and we're going to make
these changes."
You don't have to agree with his policies or agree with Donald Trump, you don't even
have to like him to understand that that's a good message for his supporters to hear.
So in that sense, he did a good job.
The second thing that he did well, and this is a personal favorite of mine, is that he
gave a shorter speech than usual.
It's very difficult to get a modern audience to pay attention to a speech that's longer
than fifteen minutes.
And Donald Trump went just for sixteen minutes.
His inauguration speech was the shortest since Jimmy Carter's in 1977.
The third thing that I liked in his speech was the more positive tone on the second half.
While I think that the first half was overly negative and kind of aggressive towards the
current system, I think in the second half he took on that more positive tone.
If he wants to rebuild his image, he's going to have to keep using that positive tone and
talk about how we will work together to rebuild our country.
Not everyone will buy it, and his opponents certainly will think it's disingenuous.
I think he could turn around people's impressions of him if he continued to use that kind of
positive rhetoric.
The final thing that I think Trump did well was integrating his "Make America Great Again"
campaign slogan into his inauguration speech.
At the very end of his speech he used the technique called Anaphora to build up energy
in the audience and to build up the energy of his speech in preparation for that campaign
slogan "Make America Great Again".
Together we will make America strong again.
We will make America wealthy again.
We will make America proud again.
We will make America safe again.
And yes, together, we will Make America Great Again.
Overall, I think Trump's inauguration speech was a step up from his average speech, but
still not very good.
Well, I hope no one's too offended by this, I just wanted to take an objective look at
Donald Trump's inauguration speech and say what is good, and what is bad, and what can
you learn from it.
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Trump attacks media outlets for 'false' reporting on inauguration - Duration: 2:08.
U.S. President Donald Trump has slammed media outlets over their "shameful and wrong" reports
regarding the number of people that attended his inauguration.
Trump says he's at war with a very **dishonest media and he warned them about the repercussions
of false reporting in the future.
Leading media outlets came right back,... saying their reports were accurate.
Kim Mok-yeon has more.
U.S. President Donald Trump has condemned U.S. media outlets for wrongly reporting that
far fewer people attended his inauguration ceremony compared to other presidents.
He claimed TV footage and photos of his inauguration day made the crowds look smaller than they
were, adding that it looked like one-and-a-half million people were present.
They showed an empty field, it said we drew 250,000 people honestly it looked a million
and a half people, whatever it was, it was.
But it went all the way back to the Washington monument as you know I have a running war
with the media.
They are among the most dishonest human beings on earth.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer also said the pictures released by the media were
inaccurate.
"This was the largest audience to ever witness and inauguration.
Photographs of the inauguration were intentionally framed in a way in one particular tweet to
minimize the enormous support that gathered on the national mall.
"
U.S. media outlets denied the claims.
The New York Times called Spicer's statements "false claims" while CNN said the press secretary
attacked the media for its "accurate reporting".
The Trump administration said they will fight "tooth and nail" against false reporting.
The relatively low turnout at the inauguration was followed by massive protests against the
new administration.
Among them, large groups of demonstrators voiced their disapproval over Trump's remarks
on women's rights and immigration.
Marches took place in major cities including L.A., Houston and Atlanta with the biggest
one held in Washington D.C. on Saturday.
Organizers say more than a million people attended.
Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang News.
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Ed Roberts activist - Duration: 1:10.
Today's Doodle pays tribute to an early leader of the disability rights movement, Ed Roberts.
After contracting polio at age 14, Roberts was paralyzed from the neck down.
He was confined to a special wheelchair with a respirator during the day and slept in an 800-pound iron lung at night.
Despite his limitations, he continued his studies via telephone hookup, attending in person a few hours a week.
His mom, Zona, encouraged him persevere despite the odds.
Roberts' activism began in earnest as early as high school, when he was denied his diploma due to his inability to complete Physical Education (PE) and Driver's Ed.
After petitioning, not only did he earn his diploma, he went on to college, becoming the first student with severe disabilities to attend the University of California, Berkeley.
There, he led other Berkeley students with severe disabilities in creating the Physically Disabled Students' Program, the first of its kind.
Roberts went on to earn his bachelor's and master's degrees in political science from Berkeley, and later returned to lead the Berkeley Center for Independent Living, which inspired many similar centers around the U.S. In 1976, Gov.
erry Brown appointed him Director of the California Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, and in 1983 he co-founded the World Institute on Disability.
His mother Zona describes: "I watched Ed as he grew from a sports-loving kid, through bleak days of hopelessness, into self-acceptance of his physical limitations as he learned what was possible for him to accomplish.
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