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Universities are a business like any other: they have revenues, expenses and a product.

Like most companies, one of their most valuable assets is reputation:

yearly rankings are the first thing parents look at and their interest usually stops there.

Naturally, this results in cutthroat competition between universities: to rank higher each

year by obtaining better faculty and larger facilities.

This arms race is one of the reasons why universities have become so expensive, but it is far from

being the only one.

Together we'll learn just how deep the rabbit hole goes, because today we'll be looking

at the degree factory.

This video is brought to you by Skillshare, the best platform for learning any skill online.

The first 500 people to sign up with the link below will get 30% off their annual subscription.

The assembly line of the modern American probably looks familiar:

A tedious grind from kindergarten to twelfth grade, likely followed by an undergraduate

degree.

As this percentage increases, the line between higher education and k-12 becomes thinner

and thinner.

It has already ceased to exist in the minds of most middle-class parents, who start saving

for their children's college before they've even learned to walk.

It's gotten to the point where teenagers are expected to know which university they're

gonna go to and to earn college credits long before they've even decided what they'll

be majoring in.

Of course, people's faith in higher education is well founded:

on average, people with a bachelor's degree earn a million dollars more over the course

of their lifetimes than their high school diploma counterparts.

Averages, however, can be misleading.

If you look, instead, at the median wage of graduates based on their major, you'll see

that not every degree was created equal.

And the people with majors from the bottom half of this chart, well, you're much more

likely to find them working at a Starbucks.

If you look at things on a macro scale, the situation looks even worse:

tuition doubles every nine years, youth underemployment is close to 50% and student debt in the US

is larger than the GDP of Australia.

The real winners here are universities, whose revenues have risen by 56% between 2009 and

2014.

But how did we even get to the point where everyone is supposed to go to college?

It wasn't always like this.

In fact, this 'college is for everyone' mantra is a very recent development.

Universities have been around for millennia, but back then only a select few could join

them.

Prior to the 18th century the vast majority of people were farmers, and they didn't

really need a degree in theology to till the fields.

Once the Industrial Revolution came around agriculture was replaced by manufacturing,

but again: no higher education required.

When World War 2 ended in 1945 manufacturing and services made up about an equal share

of the US economy, but ever since then the industrial base of America has steadily declined.

Today, the US is a service economy, with almost 80% of its GDP coming from that sector, and

that's why universities took off.

If you look at the rate of enrollment, you'll see that it neatly coincides with the rise

of services.

That's where the highest paying jobs were, and Americans were quick to jump onboard.

In the span of just a few decades the number of enrolled students quadrupled, and universities

cashed in on that big time.

Once they saw just how much money they could make by admitting as many student as possible,

universities started one-upping each other to stay on top.

For private universities, which make 80% of their revenues from tuition, this meant investing

in amenities.

Nice dorms, gyms, stadiums; anything that would keep them ahead, and to get the money

to build them, universities had to raise their tuition.

To maintain graduation rates despite admitting more and more below-average students, universities

have had to artificially pump their grades up.

They couldn't let actual academics get in the way of their profits now, could they?

Back in the 1940s only 15% of students got As, but today it is the most common grade

across the country.

All those extra students mean more administrative work, which has actually become one of the

biggest chunks of university spending.

Take for example the California Polytechnic University, where over the course of thirty

years the number of administrators more than tripled, compared to a meager 4% increase

in faculty.

Unsurprisingly, all of this has caused university spending to skyrocket and since 1970, it has

increased by more than 22 times.

To maintain their income universities have had to increase their tuition, which they've

done as much as they've been able to.

But people can only pay so much tuition, so what do you do after you've bled them dry?

You get them to borrow more money, and who better to borrow from than the ultimate lender,

the government?

Starting with the GI Bill from 1944, Uncle Sam essentially began subsidizing universities.

Civilian loans got underway shortly after, and since then student loan debt has become

second largest form of consumer debt, ahead of auto loans and credit cards.

Today, student loans amount to $1.4 trillion of debt, 92% of which is in the hands of the

government.

If you're thinking "Hmm, doesn't this sound familiar?" you'd be right.

And if you weren't thinking that, it's probably cause you're a dirty millennial

But really, the student loan bubble is eerily reminiscent of what happened back in 2008

with the housing market crash, and the worst thing is that nobody's doing anything about

it.

No university is gonna start firing staff and tearing down stadiums, and that means

that the bubble is only going to get larger.

As of right now, the average university graduate takes on over 37,000 dollars of debt, which

they're gonna be repaying over the course of 20 years.

And all of that just to have a 50/50 shot of getting a job below their qualifications.

It's pretty clear that higher education reform is sorely needed, and until that happens,

things are only going to get worse.

The good news is that community colleges have become a lot more attractive lately, and so

too have online courses.

In fact, the rise of online freelancing has made careers without a degree entirely possible.

As long as you can do the work, nobody cares whether you've got some expensive piece

of toilet paper vouching for you.

The Internet is full of places where you can learn a vast array of skills without going

into lifelong debt.

Skillshare, for example, is one of the best platforms we've ever used, and the thousands

of courses they offer can allow you to learn an employable skill for as little as $10 a

month.

With Skillshare you really can learn anything, from graphics design and animation to marketing

and web development.

Their professional classes are easy to follow even for beginners, so if you've been wanting

to branch out, Skillshare is the place to do it.

In fact, the first 200 of you to use the link the below will get 30% off your annual subscription.

Lastly, I'd like to say thank you to our patrons for supporting us and to you for watching.

Don't forget to follow us on Reddit, Twitter and Facebook, and as always: stay smart.

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Degree Factory: Why Universities Are So Expensive - Duration: 7:01.

Universities are a business like any other: they have revenues, expenses and a product.

Like most companies, one of their most valuable assets is reputation:

yearly rankings are the first thing parents look at and their interest usually stops there.

Naturally, this results in cutthroat competition between universities: to rank higher each

year by obtaining better faculty and larger facilities.

This arms race is one of the reasons why universities have become so expensive, but it is far from

being the only one.

Together we'll learn just how deep the rabbit hole goes, because today we'll be looking

at the degree factory.

This video is brought to you by Skillshare, the best platform for learning any skill online.

The first 500 people to sign up with the link below will get 30% off their annual subscription.

The assembly line of the modern American probably looks familiar:

A tedious grind from kindergarten to twelfth grade, likely followed by an undergraduate

degree.

As this percentage increases, the line between higher education and k-12 becomes thinner

and thinner.

It has already ceased to exist in the minds of most middle-class parents, who start saving

for their children's college before they've even learned to walk.

It's gotten to the point where teenagers are expected to know which university they're

gonna go to and to earn college credits long before they've even decided what they'll

be majoring in.

Of course, people's faith in higher education is well founded:

on average, people with a bachelor's degree earn a million dollars more over the course

of their lifetimes than their high school diploma counterparts.

Averages, however, can be misleading.

If you look, instead, at the median wage of graduates based on their major, you'll see

that not every degree was created equal.

And the people with majors from the bottom half of this chart, well, you're much more

likely to find them working at a Starbucks.

If you look at things on a macro scale, the situation looks even worse:

tuition doubles every nine years, youth underemployment is close to 50% and student debt in the US

is larger than the GDP of Australia.

The real winners here are universities, whose revenues have risen by 56% between 2009 and

2014.

But how did we even get to the point where everyone is supposed to go to college?

It wasn't always like this.

In fact, this 'college is for everyone' mantra is a very recent development.

Universities have been around for millennia, but back then only a select few could join

them.

Prior to the 18th century the vast majority of people were farmers, and they didn't

really need a degree in theology to till the fields.

Once the Industrial Revolution came around agriculture was replaced by manufacturing,

but again: no higher education required.

When World War 2 ended in 1945 manufacturing and services made up about an equal share

of the US economy, but ever since then the industrial base of America has steadily declined.

Today, the US is a service economy, with almost 80% of its GDP coming from that sector, and

that's why universities took off.

If you look at the rate of enrollment, you'll see that it neatly coincides with the rise

of services.

That's where the highest paying jobs were, and Americans were quick to jump onboard.

In the span of just a few decades the number of enrolled students quadrupled, and universities

cashed in on that big time.

Once they saw just how much money they could make by admitting as many student as possible,

universities started one-upping each other to stay on top.

For private universities, which make 80% of their revenues from tuition, this meant investing

in amenities.

Nice dorms, gyms, stadiums; anything that would keep them ahead, and to get the money

to build them, universities had to raise their tuition.

To maintain graduation rates despite admitting more and more below-average students, universities

have had to artificially pump their grades up.

They couldn't let actual academics get in the way of their profits now, could they?

Back in the 1940s only 15% of students got As, but today it is the most common grade

across the country.

All those extra students mean more administrative work, which has actually become one of the

biggest chunks of university spending.

Take for example the California Polytechnic University, where over the course of thirty

years the number of administrators more than tripled, compared to a meager 4% increase

in faculty.

Unsurprisingly, all of this has caused university spending to skyrocket and since 1970, it has

increased by more than 22 times.

To maintain their income universities have had to increase their tuition, which they've

done as much as they've been able to.

But people can only pay so much tuition, so what do you do after you've bled them dry?

You get them to borrow more money, and who better to borrow from than the ultimate lender,

the government?

Starting with the GI Bill from 1944, Uncle Sam essentially began subsidizing universities.

Civilian loans got underway shortly after, and since then student loan debt has become

second largest form of consumer debt, ahead of auto loans and credit cards.

Today, student loans amount to $1.4 trillion of debt, 92% of which is in the hands of the

government.

If you're thinking "Hmm, doesn't this sound familiar?" you'd be right.

And if you weren't thinking that, it's probably cause you're a dirty millennial

But really, the student loan bubble is eerily reminiscent of what happened back in 2008

with the housing market crash, and the worst thing is that nobody's doing anything about

it.

No university is gonna start firing staff and tearing down stadiums, and that means

that the bubble is only going to get larger.

As of right now, the average university graduate takes on over 37,000 dollars of debt, which

they're gonna be repaying over the course of 20 years.

And all of that just to have a 50/50 shot of getting a job below their qualifications.

It's pretty clear that higher education reform is sorely needed, and until that happens,

things are only going to get worse.

The good news is that community colleges have become a lot more attractive lately, and so

too have online courses.

In fact, the rise of online freelancing has made careers without a degree entirely possible.

As long as you can do the work, nobody cares whether you've got some expensive piece

of toilet paper vouching for you.

The Internet is full of places where you can learn a vast array of skills without going

into lifelong debt.

Skillshare, for example, is one of the best platforms we've ever used, and the thousands

of courses they offer can allow you to learn an employable skill for as little as $10 a

month.

With Skillshare you really can learn anything, from graphics design and animation to marketing

and web development.

Their professional classes are easy to follow even for beginners, so if you've been wanting

to branch out, Skillshare is the place to do it.

In fact, the first 200 of you to use the link the below will get 30% off your annual subscription.

Lastly, I'd like to say thank you to our patrons for supporting us and to you for watching.

Don't forget to follow us on Reddit, Twitter and Facebook, and as always: stay smart.

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While it's no secret that most mainstream media outlets, particularly those that appear

on cable, are controlled by major corporations, most people like to think that when they turn

on their local 5:00 or 6:00 news, they're getting just straight, unfiltered news of

the day from their local community.

However, that couldn't be further from the truth.

The truth is that a majority of media outlets here in the United States, the little local

news outlets, are actually owned by Sinclair Broadcasting Company, and if a merger goes

through that Sinclair is currently working on trying to merge with the Tribune Media

Company, they're going to own even more local news outlets.

Here's what that means.

Sinclair is a massively pro-Republican news organization, and they're forcing the stations

that they currently own to air pro-Trump segments throughout the United States disguised as

if they're coming from a local individual.

This is not the first time Sinclair Broadcasting has done this.

They used to do this back during the George W. Bush Administration.

They would parade on a guy called Mark Hyman, who you had no idea wasn't a local guy.

Instead, he was sitting in a comfy, cozy office somewhere in Sinclair's headquarters pushing

out these pro-Bush, anti-Democrat little news segments that local news outlets were forced

to package into their evening programing.

The same thing is happening today with these pro-Trump segments that local news outlets

are being forced to report on, and journalists who actually work at these news outlets are

getting severely angry over the fact that they didn't sign up to work at a partisan

news outlet.

They were actually concerned about reporting the news to their viewers.

It's one thing if you go to work at a Fox News, or a Breitbart, or the Huffington Post,

you know that you're working at a organization that has a political slant one way or the

other, but when you sign up to go work at your local channel three, or channel four,

or channel five news organization, you're thinking that you're just going to be reporting.

You're going to be investigating things locally.

You're going to actually do something that makes a difference to the lives of the people

within your communities, not being dictated to by some office up in New York City about

what kind of stories you're going to cover and how favorably you're going to cover an

idiot like Donald Trump.

Yet, that is exactly what's happening in this country today, and most people don't even

realize that they are being force-fed pro-Trump propaganda from a massively pro-Republican

news organization that owns their local news station.

That's something that people need to understand.

There is virtually no place left in this country where you can turn on your television and

get unfiltered, honest news reporting.

I think one of the last real outlets that does that really is Free Speech TV.

Beyond that, there is corporate or governmental influence in nearly every single outlet on

the air today.

Now, that doesn't include what's happening online, or YouTube, or anything like that.

I'm only talking about the things that are coming through on that big box in your living

room.

You're not going to get honest news from these people, because they are being dictated to

by someone else, whether it's a corporation, whether it's a pro-Republican organization,

and sometimes the government itself and not necessarily just the government of the United

States, but that's what we get in our news and that's why more and more people are choosing

to turn it off.

In the case of this Sinclair Broadcasting feeding you pro-Trump propaganda, that is

about the only thing you can do to fight back against it, simply turn it off or move to

another channel.

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HD, 4K, 8K? TV and Camera Video Resolutions Explained – DIY in 5 Ep 70 - Duration: 3:54.

What the…?

What is this, Minecraft?

Hey everyone!

I'm Trisha Hershberger and in today's episode of DIY in 5 we'll talk about video resolution

and try to make sense of all those HD, 2K, 4K, 8K, etc, etc. terms.

If our tips help, please don't forget to subscribe

so you won't miss any of our upcoming episodes.

Let's start with the easy stuff.

What does 1080P, 4K and all that even mean?

In basic terms it's just the number of pixels in a given area.

We usually talk about it when we think of screens.

Pixels themselves don't actually have a specific size.

They're just individual illuminated components on a screen.

So when we say something is 4K we're saying that the max number of pixels

that the screen supports is roughly four thousand pixels wide.

Here's a handy chart which shows you some of the most common screen resolutions.

So now you might be thinking, "what about TVs which are both 4K but are different sizes?

Let's say one is 50 inches and the other is 70"? What gives?"

The simple answer is the 70" TV is just showing you larger pixels and that's ok!

In some cases, it's very ok.

Now that we have a better understanding of what resolution is,

let's talk about why it could be important.

We'll start with filming.

For those of you who still shoot with an actual camera, and those of us who film from our phones,

you will need to set your resolution before filming.

Despite what TV dramas show us,

you can't just press an ENHANCE on a keyboard and magically get more resolution.

If you want to see your footage in 4K, get a camera that shoots it

and make sure you're actually filming in 4K.

A number of phones and camera will default to 1080P.

Now let's discuss what most of us care about, TVs.

Let's be real, not every TV will benefit from 4K or 8K.

If you go online you'll see different calculators that say how big your TV should be

before upgrading to higher resolutions.

Based on our personal, very unscientific methods,

we see 50" TVs as the smallest size that benefit from 4K.

Any smaller than that and it's really hard to tell that there are actually more pixels on the screen.

Hu, I can kind of see the 4K….

As for 8K TVs it's probably going to be a while before we start seeing those in stores,

so we won't worry about them yet.

Now that we understand the basics, what else do we need to know?

Let's talk about content.

There's still very little 4K content available for your big shiny new TV, but it's getting better.

The good thing is, Netflix shoots almost all of their original programming in 4K

so they're an excellent source of super pixel-ey goodness.

Some YouTube channels also upload in 4K but not too many at the moment.

If you do want to stream any 4K content it's recommended that you

have at least a 25 megabit per second internet connection.

If you're more into physical media there's also 4K Blu-Ray discs, but you will need a

player that actually supports them.

Your standard Blu-Ray player from a few years ago won't play the new stuff.

And finally, for my digital file loving friends out there just know that 4K video files are huge.

So if you want to keep all those ultra-high def files on your system

you're gonna need storage space.

You'll get roughly 35 hours of footage for every terabyte of hard drive you have.

So who of you has already made the 4K TV upgrade?

Do you actually notice any difference?

Let us know in the comments below.

And, you know many phones nowadays are 4K filming machines!

If you want to learn how to shoot better video on an iPhone, check out this video here.

That's all for now.

I've got a really large screen to go watch stuff on so I gotta get back to that.

That's not true at all - that was YouTube magic.

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Tim & Eric's Prenatal Life Coaching #FBF - Duration: 3:31.

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- [Voiceover] What will your baby be like when he grows up?

Smart?

Artistic?

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- Laugh every day like it's your last, my boy.

(laughs)

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- That's a strong girl.

- You're gonna grow up. - [Voiceover] Hampers.com.

- And you're gonna own every type of Harley

and motorcycle that you want.

And everybody's just gonna adore that collection.

- You're gonna make a lovely daughter.

- [Voiceover] Will your child be a success?

Wealth?

Relationships?

- [Voiceover] Hampers.com.

- The average human body contains enough iron

to make a three inch nail.

- Eat healthy, don't get in the junk food craze.

- When you're riding the motorcycle,

you have to be observant of everything around you.

- Bone is five times stronger than steel.

- The biggest thing in life is having millions of dollars

and the biggest motorcycle you can get.

You're gonna want at least a 1450cc,

and you're gonna have it, put a Screamin' Eagle Kit

on there, too, 'cause that way it'll rip, roar,

and no one'll be able to catch you.

You'll be able to run like you stole it.

- Boo, I'm sorry, but that's gonna help you grow.

- [Voiceover] Hampers.com. - Eat nachos and you'll be big and strong.

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- Don't get hit in the head with rocks.

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- I'm Dr. Boan Mahoni

And I'm a pre-natal life coach.

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I am your pre-natal life coach.

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and I'm a pre-natal life coach.

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- I'm not your dad, but I'm here to help you

your whole life.

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Andrew Zimmern Cooks: Candied Bacon Party Mix - Duration: 6:16.

Hey everybody welcome to my kitchen.

Who doesn't want bacon snack mix?

I worked on this recipe, and kind of, updated, the traditional Chex-Mix vibe with some spiced

nuts and lots and lots of candied bacon into what I think is single best snack mix ever

invented.

And I'm taking full credit for it.

So the first thing I want to do is my Chex Mix into the oven.

I've got some Chex Mix here, rice and corn, I'm going to combine those.

The recipe, I think, makes about 10 cups.

Which you're going to want.

Because it keeps really well in a zip block bag.

These are toasted bagel chips.

But here are all your toasted goodies.

If you like pretzels in yours, go ahead and put pretzels in.

I have some melted butter here

and I'm going to season that with smoked salt, from Jacobsen,

Colonel Pabst Worcestershire,

I have garlic powder and onion powder.

And I have come cayenne pepper cause I want it to be nice and spicy

I'm going to take a fork, and get a nice homogenous mixture here.

And then drizzle this and toss.

And then this goes in to a 250 degree – 275 degree oven for an hour, or an hour and ten

minutes

until it's nice and crip and toasty.

Next up, the bacon.

This is a pound of beautiful, applewood-smoked-nitrate-free Nueske's bacon.

But you can use whatever bacon you like.

And I'm just cutting these into half inch slices cause when they render and shrink – right

– they're going to almost mimic in size my Chex Mix.

Ahh, the sizzling sound of bacon...

In a cast iron skillet .

Just let those cook a little while, render the fat.

We're going to crisp them up, we're going to tilt away some of the fat, we're going

to add the brown sugar and caramelize them, and then we're going to lay them into a no-stick

pan to let them cool.

So, let me get my nuts.

These nuts just came out of the oven.

They're a little warm.

But that's fine.

Pecans, hazelnuts, almonds, cashews, do whatever you like.

They're lightly toasted, you don't want to over toast them and scorch them.

I have a couple tablespoons of butter, and I'm going to throw that into my pan.

I've got some rum here.

If you notice what I'm doing is I'm season the Chex Mix one way, the nut mix another

way, and the bacon a third way.

And then, it's all going to come together into one, sort of, symphonic thing.

Alright.

My butter is ready.

There we go.

And I'm just going to toss this once or twice, to combine, and then I'm just going to let

it cook away until that pan in dry.

So we'll get our seasoning mixture ready.

Curry powder.

Cumin.

Cinnamon.

Chili powder.

So you can see there, I have a very basic masala spice mix.

Sugar and salt.

Let's combine that.

Oh, smells like a spice bizarre.

So, once I start to smell those nuts toasting and browning, I just want to be a little more

vigilant.

Right?

Do you see now, that we've evaporated almost all the liquid?You could actually see that

they've gotten glazey.

That is another sign that we're nearing completion.

Now, with our bacon, you can see how much fat has rendered off.

We have about a half cup of fat in there.

Now it's time to be vigilant with my bacon.

I want it all to be crispy, this isn't that far away from being finished.

Alright, no more liquid, nuts are toasted in that brown butter and really shinny.

Dump it into our spice mix.

Ooh, the smell of that curry and cinnamon...

Only so much of your spice mix can cling to the nuts.

But that left over spice mix with the sugar and salt is delicious, and will wind up into

snack mix when we combine them.

So, our bacon is crispy.

I'm going to tip away the fat.

And I'm going to add my brown sugar to the pan.

And return it to the heat.

And when the brown sugar melts, it will begin to caramelize it.

Won't take long.

But you want to make sure your brown sugar isn't sandy anymore.

Look at that, that's perfect.

And I'm just going to spill that out onto there in clumps.

This is going to take 15, 20 minutes at least, to cool.

Perfectly seasoned Chex Mix, Iove this.

Don't do the variations that are online, please do this one.

It tastes more natural, and more wholesome.

That smoked salt comes through there.

Spiced nuts.

Homemade.

Sugar, salt, the flavors of the Indian snack bizarre.

This is the predominant salty item in the dish.

The goal here is to have something that's crunchy, salty and sweet

at the same time with all of those wonderful flavors.

And then, bacon candy.

I'm just breaking some of the larger pieces here.

Add the bacon candy to the snack mix.

Magic.

This is my bacon candy snack mix.

No, I really meant it.

It's MY bacon candy snack mix.

As in no one else is getting any of this because it's so good.

But I give it freely to you, but you have to make it for yourself.

But now you know how.

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5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULDN'T ATTEND COLLEGE | Shawn Fears - Duration: 13:40.

First of all, if you thought about going to schools, snap out of it because I'm done with

the games I'm not here to sugarcoat shit okay

I'm not here to sugarcoat anything my name is not Willy Wonka okay I'm here to

give you all the real tea because I'm tired of all these people sitting of her

trying to make it seem like college is fun stop is not fun

what's good y'all looks good what's poppin it's me Shawn welcome back to my

channel for today's video I've been hyping this for a couple of

days now I've been saying I'm going to create a new video on basically discouraging

people from going to college and that's exactly what this video is here today for I've only been in college for five weeks five weeks I almost dropped out

about six times the first couple of days clearly as you can see I'm still here

unfortunately so first today's video, I'm gonna give you five bomb-ass

reasons why you shouldn't go to college and instead you should go ahead and send

your little application over to Cheeks strip club you can throw that ass for a

couple of dollars and basically what? you'll still get getting money and I don't know you might end up like Cardi B

she ain't go to school she was throwing it back at the club and guess where she

is now up here she's up here like that could be you and here I am to basically tell

you why colleges is a no go it's a dead move. That's slow. College is fun to a

certain extend but when I tell you.. I'll say it again, the work is overwhelming, its too much okay high

school do not prepare me it's not gonna prepare you and it's not gonna prepare

your kids for college okay before I get this video started if you're new here

what's good what's up you might as well hit that subscribe button if you already like my

little shady sassy attitude you might as well it's like down here I don't go

where it's at and I can't tell you where is that you see it though, I know you see it. Cause its.. it's somewhere down here. Just click click click alright

reason number one why you shouldn't go to college it's like I said before high

school didn't prepare you you are not prepared academically when I tell you

you're walking into college as if everything's fine shits gonna be looking

sweet uh-uh shit ain't sweet shit ain't sweet

at all this is not a fucking field of sunflowers shit is not sweet at all the

professors don't give a fuck about you first of all ok if you blow up high

school like I did I had literally slid my black ass through high school like it

wasn't shit if you went through high school and if you pretty much blew it

off not to look like where you didn't graduate like reality is going to swear

up which her ass in debt you in the fucking I know you're not prepared

academically whatsoever at our first week of school when I tell you of course

I knew I was gonna get homework they took notes and we have a paper due

tomorrow bitch I stepped in this fucking building

for a whole ass two seconds you're already assigning me a damn paper like

reason number two why you should go school would not tell you they snatch

your money your bank account you might think is looking up and now but when you

get into college they always ask it for money or something first of all I should

tuition most people have to pay for parking if

you live in a dorm you have to pay for dorm every semester

not only that but you also have textbooks that you have to pay for it

every semester yes your class has changed every semester cell it's like

you get new textbooks every semester no one has that type of money to be handing

over to a fucking college so what do you you you get financed with a you get

loans because if you don't have scholarships how else are you gonna pay

for the shit work how are you gonna work when you're at school shit's not looking

sweet right now do you see work like are we here yet no not that okay we're

getting there we're getting there we're getting there

okay like your bank account you probably thought was looking all nice and dandy

but when you go into college you're always asking me for something with a

broke-ass is like damn let a nigga breathe

reason number three why you should go to college first of all happy I don't even

know which I want to do which I lack see I have y'all don't even know what y'all

wanna do for the rest of your life now don't even know what the hell y'all

gonna eat for breakfast tomorrow fuckin morning happy I went to school cuz your

parents wanted you to go to school you don't want to go to school if you

undecided that to me personally that makes no sense

because why would you want to go to school if you don't know what you want

to do for y'all you know for the next I don't know 20 years of your life the

only reason why we multiply seeping up school is because we're being peer

pressured into going to school by our family friends because your colleges do

you have so important and you need to go if you wanna you know be successful and

have them along whatever there's other ways there's other ways to get much live

there's other ways I'm telling you Hardy be it's going to

be my prime example rod he or she literally did not go to school she

didn't go to college she sent in that application

she got the coins she got the coins don't want to have the coins will listen

to me up in your ears I'm trying to give you some I'm trying to let you know this

okay so let's recap so far I'm giving you three reasons

number one you're not prepared you're not going to be prepared okay you're not

prepared and off number two they don't snatch the fuck up out your bank account

it may not be now but when you have to start paying those student loans back

you gonna wish you language number three y'all hoes don't even know which I want

to do but y'all fuckin likes right the fuck now like y'all don't know what the

hell you gonna do within the next ten minutes if you don't know what you want

to major and if you don't know what occupation you want to be in why go to

school three reasons already and I'm not even done I'm not even dead okay I got

two left fourth reason why you should go school first too long going to school

puts on so much pressure on you your bank account like going to school is

completely different from high school because you do need to spend most of

your time studying and making sure that your grades are 8-1

because if it's not 8:1 not only are you wasting money you're just slowly but

surely like going backwards from a meter towards graduation college is stressful

stressful I told you I almost dropped out of college I vow to click six times

within the first couple of days that's how stressful and it's so for example I

have five classes from a 15 credit hours in you know the rule is you take how

many credit hours you had and you multiply it by two basically that's how

many hours you're supposed to spend a week who has that time see the hell

because it's not me like not only are you supposed to spend 30 weeks 30 hours

studying the week but you know most of us have jobs out here most of us not

only you know are we going to school we have jobs that we go we make money you

know because first of all bills don't pay itself that's number one number two

we have socialized if we don't have a social life

what the fuck like if I don't have time to go socialize with my friends and kick

it like not only are you going to be pretty much depressed because your ass

is gonna be inside all damn day ringabel acing this neon test like you're also

gonna be cranky I don't know about you but like whenever I'm just if I can't

just get out the house and be social I get pissed like quick so no it's College

that's that's too much stress cuz you can't balance out your work life your

social life and then add on college you know what I mean not only that happened

30 hours of fucking study time a week not my fifth and final reason why you

should have to go to college most people think they have to go to school because

that's the right thing to do and that's not the case the real T is you can go

elsewhere and I'm talking beyond shipping of course you can go elsewhere

there are other non-traditional path that you can take so you can get where

you want to be as you can see there are people out here who didn't go to school

and I'm gonna use pretty much social media people as examples most of them in

go to school most of them the only reason why they are where they are right

now is because of networking networking is something like you in order to get to

where you want to be you have to know people and if you don't know people

honey I'm teal empty

t no no no you need to get out and you know sir socializing cuz these kids are

out here yelling and shit like Dan anyway basically let me just gonna sum

up this head reason you don't have to go to school if you don't want to okay

don't feel pressured by your family or your friends because at the end of the

day I mean college is it oh the only option after high school there is so

much of the world that you can experience that you shouldn't be just

tied down to one option because that's the right thing to do Penhale two month

ago there are other things out there to do there's opportunities that will fall

right out of the sky and landing your lap you don't have to go to school you

don't now I'm not saying you don't not have to go to school cause I says so

so those are my five reasons why you don't need to go to school let's bless

we can't let's let's pump the brakes let's recap number one you're not you

know you're not okay I know you're not mm-hmm they're know you're not gonna be

prepared period number two your bank account sis have you have you seen

little nobody looks like go to college thing you find out number three

yeah I don't even know which I wanna do if you don't know what you want to go

into if you don't know what you want your occupation to be for the next 20

years of your life you don't need to hop right into college it's the waste at the

end time celesia damn money don't do it number

four are you able to balance out a work life is social life and 30 hours of

studying a week I'm I'm getting I'm getting high job I'm really getting high

this shit is it's not working it's not going to work

I'm not saying nobody can I'm saying it's a lot of stress and number five

there are other ways out here for you to do dongho's school because you feel like

you have to period you don't have to you don't have to at all like I said you

know my high school Nicki you wrong go out or do whatever the hell you want to

do you don't have to go to college okay you don't the way wait a year

do something this is you don't know what opportunities might come it's not doing

our faith but you don't know you know you know you know don't sit up here and

do that to yourself okay don't do it just just don't okay I'm telling you

from experience of a whole five weeks in college I'm tired I'm Dre mm-hmm I think

about dropping out every day but it's too late in the school year for me to be

doing all that I don't know no I'm already paying for these damn classes

this so those are my five reasons why you should go to school

now let's go here and let me take it I'm not saying I don't want y'all to sit up

here and think I'm dead like okay first of all I'm 98.3% dead ass but it's off

your funny is off her joke they're all pure comic you don't take it to the

extreme my nigga it's not that serious but that's it for today's video

if me go ahead and subscribe cuz there's more

then Cummings's and I really dull for real have an outro like I did in our

last video so once again I'm gonna make some shit up if you liked the video give

it a thumbs upses because I see that and I feel it's just one click and it's free

click the damn button I don't know it's how you can just click it okay

pulling in all my social medias everything should be down in the

description box below look it's down I must fit for today's

video sis I'm tired I need a lighter out I

just I got height but that's this opposed today's video I'll see y'all

peace and blessings whatever cool

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How To Improve Your English Writing Skills | Tips For Intermediate And Advanced English Learners - Duration: 8:57.

Hey guys, what's up?

Stefanie the English coach here from Englishfulltime.com in this video we are gonna talk about how

to improve your writing in English.

First there's four things that you have to do.

1. Ask questions 2.Do research 3.Practice and 4. Get feedback

That's it, but we're gonna break that down and talk about what each of those

steps means.

First, ask questions... this is the most crucial part to improving your writing.

You have to know what good writing is.

So start by asking questions: what are you writing?

What are you trying to improve?

What's lacking?

Who is your audience?

What are the expectations of the people that are gonna be reading your writing?

Because the truth is, that there's so many different writing styles that you could use

depending on what you're writing.

If you're writing a business email to a client, your writing and the structure of your writing

is gonna be a lot different than if you're writing a post on Facebook or if you're writing

an academic essay or if you're writing a resume.

So really you have to start by asking these questions.

What are you writing?

Who are you writing it to?

What are their expectations?

Then it's time to do research.

Go on Google, go on YouTube and start asking your questions.

Read blog posts and articles, look for the answers.

You can even read entire books on writing, Okay.

But what I want to suggest here is that you don't go looking for material on how to become

a better writer from English teachers.

Okay?

Here's the reason why.

English teachers teach English.

They teach vocabulary.

They teach phrasal verbs.

They teach grammar.

But they are not experts on writing.

If you want to make a blog in English, for example, an English teacher can't show you

and tell you how to do that successfully.

You have to go to the people who have already made blogs in English and look up... how do

they structure their blog posts?

How do they structure their sentences?

How do they keep the readers engaged?

What kind of writing style do they use?

How do they incorporate humor?

You have to learn writing from people who already do that kind of writing.

If you want to learn how to write a resume, you have to look up articles in English that

are actually for English speakers.

Okay?

Pretend you're already a fluent, confident... you're an English speaker, even if you're

not totally there yet.

Start looking up material that was written for English speakers because those articles,

those materials, those books are going to have the best information.

Now here's a tip for you guys.

Writers, they don't study English.

Great writers, people that have written books, people that run websites, and write blog posts

(there's obviously so many different kinds of writing you could do), but writers don't

study English.

They study writing.

That's very important.

The best writers in the world, they don't study grammar.

They don't study vocabulary, they study more writing from other great writers.

So if you want to improve your writing, you have to study good writing.

You have to analyze it, you have to break it down.

You can't just get tips all the time, because sometimes even if you get a tip and you know,

someone says... "hey, your sentences need to be clear."

That's a great tip... but what does that mean!?

What is a clear sentence?

What is a sentence that's convoluted and not clear?

You actually have to read good writing because some things won't make sense until you see

it and until you can break it down in your mind and analyse it and then go "ohhhhh, that's

what it is!

That's how you do it!

That's how you transition from one sentence to the next.

That's how you transition from one paragraph to the next."

You have to be a researcher, you have to ask questions, you have to research, then you

have to analyze.

And then the next step is practice.

You won't improve your writing if you don't practice.

But now, at least, you know what you're writing, you know who your audience is, you know what

their expectations are, and you've researched what good writing is, you've looked at examples,

you've broken them down, you've analyzed them, so now it's time for you to implement everything

that you've learned.

And you want to basically make your writing look, sound, and feel like the writing that

you've been studying.

Ok?

So practice, practice, practice.

And then you need feedback.

You don't just want to ask your friends, though.

You don't just want to ask some random English speaker that you know, that you work with.

You want to ask somebody who understands the type of writing that you're doing.

So, let's say you are preparing for the IELTS exam.

You can't just go to anybody, even if they're a native English speaker, and say "hey, what

do you think of this writing?"

Because honestly, writing is a skill that people work to develop.

And just because someone is a native English speaker, for example, doesn't mean that they

understand how to write, and who your audience is, what's expected etcetera, so you need

to get feedback from someone who knows what you're doing, why you're doing it, what the

goal is, what the expectations are.

Because then they can say "oh, look, this is a professional email that you're trying

to write, and this phrase that you used here... this isn't very professional and this is why."

Ok?

If you talk with someone who doesn't understand how to write a professional email, again,

even if they are a native English speaker, the feedback you get is gonna be irrelevant.

They're not gonna know what they're talking about.

So you have to get feedback from a source who knows.

Now, sometimes this means you might have to pay for it.

You might have to go to a website where you can hire an editor, or somebody to go through

and give you feedback.

Or, hopefully, you're lucky enough to have a friend who can help you with this.

Or maybe you have to join a program where you practice your writing.

I have no idea.

But that is basically how you do it.

That's how anyone and everyone improves their writing.

That's how I've improved my writing.

First, by figuring out what am I writing, who's my audience, asking those questions,

doing the research, practicing, and then getting feedback.

That's the formula.

That's how you do it.

Just remember, that there's so many different types of writing out there, so you need to

pay attention.

There's different ways of structuring writing depending on what you're writing.

There's different tones that you can use in your writing.

And a tone is created by your word choices and by your sentence structures.

So as I was saying, there's different tones you could use depending on who you're writing

to, what effect you want your writing to have on the audience.

So, you know, this is not a simple process.

This is not something that happens overnight.

But as long as you are being strategic about it, you can improve your writing reletively

quickly.

You just have to know what good writing is, and what are you writing, and who is your

audience, and then do the research.

Figure out what you have to do to get to that end goal.

Look, grammar is a part of it, it's obvious.

You need to understand grammar.

But guess what, grammar is not writing.

Grammar is grammar.

And sometimes you can have good writing where the grammar is wrong and that's part of the

writing style.

Sometimes that happens.

In the famous book, "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain, that's one of the style

elements of that book.

In the dialogue where the people talk with each other, the grammar is totally messed

up because it reflects how people would talk in that time period, in that era, etcetera.

So, that's a kind of random example.

But, you get the point, right?

That writing is different everywhere depending on what you're doing.

So hopefully this video was helpful.

For those of you who know nothing about writing, I know these tips are really gonna help you.

For those of you who kind of already know a lot about writing, maybe this stuff was

obvious to you, and that's good... it should be obvious.

Anyways, if you guys want 5 ways that you can improve your writing in less than 10 minutes,

and these are really specific examples, then you can go ahead and download a free audio

class that I made for you.

I will link it in the description.

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That's what I teach you guys in that audio class.

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Follow my page there "The English Coach" and check out the website and blog englishfulltime.com

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Degree Factory: Why Universities Are So Expensive - Duration: 7:01.

Universities are a business like any other: they have revenues, expenses and a product.

Like most companies, one of their most valuable assets is reputation:

yearly rankings are the first thing parents look at and their interest usually stops there.

Naturally, this results in cutthroat competition between universities: to rank higher each

year by obtaining better faculty and larger facilities.

This arms race is one of the reasons why universities have become so expensive, but it is far from

being the only one.

Together we'll learn just how deep the rabbit hole goes, because today we'll be looking

at the degree factory.

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The assembly line of the modern American probably looks familiar:

A tedious grind from kindergarten to twelfth grade, likely followed by an undergraduate

degree.

As this percentage increases, the line between higher education and k-12 becomes thinner

and thinner.

It has already ceased to exist in the minds of most middle-class parents, who start saving

for their children's college before they've even learned to walk.

It's gotten to the point where teenagers are expected to know which university they're

gonna go to and to earn college credits long before they've even decided what they'll

be majoring in.

Of course, people's faith in higher education is well founded:

on average, people with a bachelor's degree earn a million dollars more over the course

of their lifetimes than their high school diploma counterparts.

Averages, however, can be misleading.

If you look, instead, at the median wage of graduates based on their major, you'll see

that not every degree was created equal.

And the people with majors from the bottom half of this chart, well, you're much more

likely to find them working at a Starbucks.

If you look at things on a macro scale, the situation looks even worse:

tuition doubles every nine years, youth underemployment is close to 50% and student debt in the US

is larger than the GDP of Australia.

The real winners here are universities, whose revenues have risen by 56% between 2009 and

2014.

But how did we even get to the point where everyone is supposed to go to college?

It wasn't always like this.

In fact, this 'college is for everyone' mantra is a very recent development.

Universities have been around for millennia, but back then only a select few could join

them.

Prior to the 18th century the vast majority of people were farmers, and they didn't

really need a degree in theology to till the fields.

Once the Industrial Revolution came around agriculture was replaced by manufacturing,

but again: no higher education required.

When World War 2 ended in 1945 manufacturing and services made up about an equal share

of the US economy, but ever since then the industrial base of America has steadily declined.

Today, the US is a service economy, with almost 80% of its GDP coming from that sector, and

that's why universities took off.

If you look at the rate of enrollment, you'll see that it neatly coincides with the rise

of services.

That's where the highest paying jobs were, and Americans were quick to jump onboard.

In the span of just a few decades the number of enrolled students quadrupled, and universities

cashed in on that big time.

Once they saw just how much money they could make by admitting as many student as possible,

universities started one-upping each other to stay on top.

For private universities, which make 80% of their revenues from tuition, this meant investing

in amenities.

Nice dorms, gyms, stadiums; anything that would keep them ahead, and to get the money

to build them, universities had to raise their tuition.

To maintain graduation rates despite admitting more and more below-average students, universities

have had to artificially pump their grades up.

They couldn't let actual academics get in the way of their profits now, could they?

Back in the 1940s only 15% of students got As, but today it is the most common grade

across the country.

All those extra students mean more administrative work, which has actually become one of the

biggest chunks of university spending.

Take for example the California Polytechnic University, where over the course of thirty

years the number of administrators more than tripled, compared to a meager 4% increase

in faculty.

Unsurprisingly, all of this has caused university spending to skyrocket and since 1970, it has

increased by more than 22 times.

To maintain their income universities have had to increase their tuition, which they've

done as much as they've been able to.

But people can only pay so much tuition, so what do you do after you've bled them dry?

You get them to borrow more money, and who better to borrow from than the ultimate lender,

the government?

Starting with the GI Bill from 1944, Uncle Sam essentially began subsidizing universities.

Civilian loans got underway shortly after, and since then student loan debt has become

second largest form of consumer debt, ahead of auto loans and credit cards.

Today, student loans amount to $1.4 trillion of debt, 92% of which is in the hands of the

government.

If you're thinking "Hmm, doesn't this sound familiar?" you'd be right.

And if you weren't thinking that, it's probably cause you're a dirty millennial

But really, the student loan bubble is eerily reminiscent of what happened back in 2008

with the housing market crash, and the worst thing is that nobody's doing anything about

it.

No university is gonna start firing staff and tearing down stadiums, and that means

that the bubble is only going to get larger.

As of right now, the average university graduate takes on over 37,000 dollars of debt, which

they're gonna be repaying over the course of 20 years.

And all of that just to have a 50/50 shot of getting a job below their qualifications.

It's pretty clear that higher education reform is sorely needed, and until that happens,

things are only going to get worse.

The good news is that community colleges have become a lot more attractive lately, and so

too have online courses.

In fact, the rise of online freelancing has made careers without a degree entirely possible.

As long as you can do the work, nobody cares whether you've got some expensive piece

of toilet paper vouching for you.

The Internet is full of places where you can learn a vast array of skills without going

into lifelong debt.

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Thursday, September 21, 2017 (Full Episode) - Duration: 23:47.

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

What would you rather have --

seven years of bad sex or seven years of bland food?

-Woman #1: Food. -Woman #2: Food.

Yeah?

Nah, brah, I can't eat wack food for seven years, man.

I'll beat my dick for seven years.

♪♪

Hey! Yesterday, Trumpito had lunch

with a delegation of African leaders,

and he was very cordial and polite,

and he pronounced everything correctly.

Psych! No, he didn't!

He came in. He was like, "Wow.

Looks like Harlem in here."

"Yo, what's poppin'? Yo, what's shakin'?

Yo, you niggas got the scented oils on decky?

Yo, I need some black soap. Holla at me.

What's good? Yo, anybody braiding hair in here?"

He's like, "Yeah. You know Ben Carson, right?

He's like, "Hey, Bo Jackson, nice to meet you.

I'm a huge fan.

Yo, this is amazing.

Oh, man. Yo, Pele! I love you."

He's like, "You have no idea who I am.

fuckin' piece of shit."

"Let's hurry up. Sit down, eat some fufu.

[ Laughs ] Yo.

He's like, "I'm not learning no names."

He's like, "Yo..."

He's like, "Yo, Gabi, Mugabu. Yeah, whatever.

"Happy Kwanzaa day to you, too, my guy."

Word up. Bumbumtu. All that shit."

He's like, "Yo, my sister, I'm on you.

I support your natural journey."

And it is a great honor to introduce to you

our 45th president of the United States,

Donald J. Trump.

The "J" stands for "jerk-off."

Donald Trump rubbed the stump like it was the Apollo.

He's like, "Yeah. Brings me good luck."

Yo, homey didn't give him no -- Yo, run that back.

Everybody's clapping. He ain't clapping.

He's like, "Yo, clap, nigga. Stop...playin' me.

I'm the...president, nigga. Stop playin'.

-"Come on. Clap. -Yo, clap, you...clown."

He's like, "No...you, nigga."

And I'm greatly honored to host this lunch,

to be joined by the leaders of Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia,

Ghana, Guinea, Nambia, Nigeria, Senegal.

Whoa. Whoa. Wait. Wait. Wait.

What was that? Nambia?

Nigga, that sounds like... some genital-care product.

I feel like Donald Trump got an early copy of "Black Panther."

Oh, shit!

He's seeing it the country before we see it.

I see you guys! Little comic nerd.

But look. He...up. There's a country named Zambia,

and there's a country named Namibia.

But not Nambia, my guy.

That sounds like some shit that helps you go to sleep at night.

You...idiot.

I'm sure Nambia was just a one-off mistake.

He just did that one time. Yeah, nah, nah, nah.

In Guinea and Nigeria,

you fought a horrifying Ebola outbreak.

Nambia's health system is increasingly self-sufficient.

Where is that, nigga?

Is it like Atlantis, nigga? Is it under the water?

Everyone at the table was like...

Nobody stood up and was like, "Yo, it's Namibia, nigga!

Put some...respect on my name!"

No, they was just cracking up. "This guy doesn't know shit."

"Stupid as shit."

Then Trump had some good news for his new friends.

He was like, "Everyone gets a do-rag."

You know what I mean?

Africa has tremendous business potential.

"Amazing."

I have so many friends

going to your countries trying to get rich.

Uh-oh.

I congratulate you. They're spending a lot of money.

That didn't end up so well the last time, my guy.

Maybe we don't do that again?

Fam, what are you...

Like, I don't want your friends -

Are your friends coming by boat?

'Cause... Yo! Come on.

I'm just gonna ixnay that, my guy.

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

After his lover fest on the Emmys,

where liberals gave him the wild...

[ Slurps ]

...you know, dick-flute solo,

Sean Spicer gave his first post-White House interview

to "Good Morning America."

"Good Morning America" has had some strong interviews this week.

Shout-out to them. Not stronger than this show, though!

Never. Nothing but illustrious guests.

Ah, remember this?

Just normalizing white supremacy.

This will be the largest audience

to witness an Emmys, period!

Have you spoken with the president about your cameo?

-I have. -And what did he say?

He was very supportive. He thought I did a great job.

And so it was very reassuring.

Desus: Did he really? Or is he lying again?

Yeah, he's definitely -- He might be lying.

People have hard feelings towards you

because they feel that you lied to the American people.

Have you ever lied to the American people?

I don't think so.

Mero: "I don't think so." "I don't recall."

Desus: "I don't know her. I didn't lie."

Yo! Nigga did the Lil Wayne deposition.

He was like, "Nah, don't try to Kevin Hart me out here."

"I don't know."

Faris: Unequivocally you can say no? I -- I --

Look, again, you want to find something --

I have not knowingly done anything to do that, no.

Ohh. Circling. Circling.

-Fam! -Backtracking.

When he begins that, he looks to the side.

That's how you know he's lying. I don't think so.

Mero: What was the first thing he said, though, in that statement?

That's his tell. He says that every time.

Faris: Unequivocally you can say no?

I -- I -- Look, again...

"Look, again." Yo, when he says that shit. "Look, again.

I'm about to hit you with some wild-fugazy lies."

He said he did not "knowingly" lie.

That's why he was a good press secretary.

He's a good liar.

That's all he's good -- He's a liar.

That's your job. Embrace it, man.

Get a jersey that says "Liar 01" on the back or some shit.

I don't think so.

Last night, Axios reported

Sean Spicer could be the honeypot

for the Russia investigation.

Whoo! That's right. You know what I'm sayin'? Yeah, boy.

Ain't gonna be Dippin' Dots in jail, my guy.

-Oh, wow. -Mm-hmm.

To quote Stringer Bell, "Are you taking notes

on a criminal conspiracy, my nigga?"

Wow, B.

He's about to be Sean Snitcher, nigga, like, for real.

When "GMA" asked about the Russian investigation,

the Spiceman's friendly tone --

Remember he was in the bunny suit --

it changed.

Let's talk about the Russia issue,

which seems to be plaguing the presidency.

Has the Mueller team reached out to you at all?

I'm not going to discuss that issue at all.

Have you hired a lawyer?

I'm not gonna discuss that issue at all.

So you haven't been subpoenaed?

I'm not gonna discuss that issue at all.

Desus: She's smiling. She's like, "I got you, boy!"

Did you ever hear inside the White House

that Mueller should be fired?

I'm not gonna discuss that issue at all.

Desus: He was about to answer.

He was like, "Let me just give her a little something."

If you are approached, will you testify?

The White House has been very clear

that they're gonna be as cooperative as possible.

You're not under the auspices of the White House anymore.

I understand that, but I would do anything --

There's an issue of executive privilege,

and as long as that's not invoked,

I will do everything to do my part

to further this investigation.

Desus: Should've just said, "No comment."

-Why would you start talking? -He basically said --

Yo, he can't stand under the pressure.

-No, bro. -He gonna crack.

He's gonna snitch on everybody. He's gonna point people out.

Like, "Yo, it was Trump. It was Jill Stein, Putin."

"Rex Tillerson, too. I caught you jerking off in the bathroom."

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

[ Laughs ]

Newly woke Jimmy Kimmel is clapping back

at his people telling him to shut up about healthcare.

That's right. His third eye's open now.

You know what I'm sayin'? So respect that.

He became a big proponent of healthcare after he did

that whole speech about his child

and they need healthcare and such and such.

I don't know. I buy sneakers. I don't what it is we're talking about.

I also got some words that were not so nice,

particularly from our friends at "Fox & Friends."

Sunday's politically charged Emmys

may have been the lowest-rated in history,

but that's not stopping Hollywood elites

like comedian Jimmy Kimmel

from pushing their politics on the rest of the country.

Watch.

Thanks, Brian. That was Brian Kilmeade.

And the reason I found this comment to be particularly annoying

is because this is a guy, Brian Kilmeade,

who, whenever I see him,

kisses my ass like a little boy meeting Batman.

Oh, he's such a fan.

Ahh. He said your man's a fan, ma.

Wow.

He follows me on Twitter.

He asked me to write a blurb for his book,

which I did.

He calls my agent looking for projects.

Drag him!

He's dying to be a member of the Hollywood elite.

The only reason he's not a member of the Hollywood elite

is 'cause nobody will hire him to be one.

And, you know, the reason I'm talking about this

is because my son had an open-heart surgery

and has to have two more.

And because of that, I learned that there are kids

with no insurance in the same situation.

I don't get anything out of this, Brian,

you phony little creep.

Oh, I'll pound you when I see you.

-Yo, he's talking extra spicy. -Oh! Jimmy Kimmel!

-Jimmy! -Jimmy "The Hands" Kimmel.

-Yo. What? -What?!

Nigga put the extra hot sauce on that shit.

Brian, you phony little creep.

Oh, I'll pound you when I see you.

Yo. Time-out.

That's the most threatening a white guy can go.

"Oh, I'll really wallop ya."

Yo, my nigga, you gotta hold to that.

If you see Kilmeade on the ave,

you gotta snuff his shit, bro, for the culture. Stop playin'.

Brian's calling Hannity like, "Yo, let's ride on this nigga."

[ Laughter ]

That will be my blurb for your next book.

"Brian Kilmeade is a phony little creep."

That's right.

He kept it clean.

He should've been like, "He's a bitch nigga!"

"Bitch-ass nigga, nigga. ...you, nigga!"

"Pull up! Drop your pin, nigga!

You know what I mean?

Jimmy Kimmel gotta run up in the Fox News studio.

They gonna have a video of him getting dragged out by security.

Like, "Yo, come outside, though!"

"Yo, what's good? You wild-ass, nigga!"

-Did Brian respond in. No. -Hell no. He's buns.

No. It's quiet on his Twitter.

Yeah, bro. He's gonna tweet "Z" in like two days.

He's sitting at home. Shades are down.

Like, "Damn. Jimmy Kimmel got money on my head."

Nigga's calling Bill O'Reilly.

Bill O'Reilly's like, "...outta here, nigga."

Jimmy Kimmel, if you send us $5,000 each,

we'll jump Brian for you.

Straight up. Cash, though.

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

Uh-oh! On-air meltdown alert.

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell

had some technical issues the other day,

and somebody leaked out the video of the BTS.

That's behind the scenes. You know what I'm sayin'? If you're not in the industry.

what, you don't watch porn?

You don't watch porn? I was about to say.

That's literally where I learned what BTS meant.

I thought it was some other wild shit like --

And I was like, "Oh. Behind the scenes? Ohh."

...see how that one goes. Thank you, Rachel.

Well, today President Trump visited Texas,

but he forgot to bring any empathy with him.

But he did bring a hat...

a hat that is for sale.

Man: 15 page seconds.

Now he's getting tight.

What's going on? Why am I losing this?

Why don't I have sound?

All right. It's back.

Someone's pressing buttons and turning my sound off.

Who is -- Who's asking for a Labor Day rundown in my ear?!

[ Laughs ] Nigga. They're pressing your buttons.

Fuck.

[ Laughter ]

All right, I want to apologize to everyone on staff.

I know... this looks familiar.

You know if I don't get my lemonade cayenne pepper,

I be a little bit itchy in the morning.

Who knew Lawrence was all...

Yeah.

Get...

[ Laughs ] Yo!

Man: 10 seconds.

[ Laughter ]

Yo, he restrained the spaz. I respect it.

Man: 10 seconds.

"Agggh!" [ Laughs ]

Stop the hammering!

Stop the hammering out there!

Who's got a hammer?! Where is it?!

Yo, you got the hammer, nigga. That's what you acting like.

Holy shit.

Go up on the other floor!

Someone go up there and stop the hammering!

Stop the hammering!

O-kay. Relax.

Yo, they're newlyweds, guy. What do you want?

I'll go down to the goddamn floor myself and stop it!

Keep the goddamn commercial break going!

She was like, "Uh, here's the new script."

She was just like, "Uh, here you go, sir."

Stop the hammering! Stop the hammering!

She thought he was gonna turn around and be like,

"Get the...away from me!"

She ran away.

She was like, "Yo, I'm out.

You're not gonna yell at me...that.

I don't get paid enough for this shit."

She's like, "Yoink!"

Fam, she ran like there was gunfire, nigga.

Like, "Oh, shit."

...out-of-control shit!

He's getting -- He's super-tight.

Ungh!

Jesus Christ!

Crazy...sound coming in my ear.

This fucking stupid hammering!

It just fucking sucks!

It...sucks to be out here with this out-of-control shit.

Wow. They should let him curse on his show.

It'd be a much more interesting show.

This is the Lawrence the people want to see.

Any...thing can come in on my ear at any moment.

That's what I know.

Anybody can get into my fuckin' ear at any time.

Yo. Yo!

Yo, Larry. We got to start calling him Larry now and shit.

Larry O.D., nigga.

Gonna have to take a couple shots to relax.

Shit, bro. Come on, dawg.

You ever saw Mike Francesa's meltdown

when they wouldn't turn his mic up?

But I thought your answer was outstanding.

Thank you.

Coming from you, that means a lot. Obviously.

Francesa: Put my mic on!

[ Laughter ]

Relax, Mike. Mike, chill. Other people are talking.

Drink some more Splenda. You'll be a'ight.

Thank you. Coming from you, that means a lot. Obviously.

-He's trying to get in there. -Put my mic on!

[ Laughter ]

♪♪

Number-one show in late night. Nothing but illustrious guests.

That's right, my pals. Tonight we got Victor Oladipo.

He's an NBA guard for the Indiana Pacers,

and his debut single, "Song For You,"

is out right now.

-Victor, come to the table! -You know what I'm sayin'?

♪♪

How's it going, Victor? Got the new single in stores.

What's it looking like in the streets right now?

It's looking pretty good, man,

especially for my first go-around.

You know, people like it.

Some people might not like it. But who cares.

I'm just doing well for myself.

When people found out you had the ability to sing,

did they take it seriously at first

or they thought you were gonna sing some hood shit?

Yeah, yeah. They thought I was playin'.

♪ Just in case ♪

-Something like that. -You know what I'm sayin'?

No, they be thinking I rap or something.

But, no, I'm not a rapper.

You know, I can sing a little bit.

So I'm just sharing it with the world.

If you could start a rap group, not a rap group,

but a music group -- I guess like NBA City High...

[ Laughter ]

...what NBA rappers would you team up with?

♪ What would you do if your team was on the road? ♪

NBA rappers I would team up with?

Damian Lillard, obviously. I guess Iman.

-There you go. -I guess that's the way to go.

That's the new Migos right there.

Do you ever get into it with the fans on social media?

No, people can say what they want.

Yeah, it's funny 'cause they saying what they want,

but I'm not saying nothing to them.

I don't even know who they are most of the time.

-Ooh. See? -Bloop.

-You ever block any people? -You can say what y'all want.

Nah. It don't matter. It don't matter.

What's your usual fan interaction?

Is it usually positive? Are you getting yelled at?

I'm getting all types of stuff.

Yelled at, positive.

"Why you singing? You need to be focused on basketball."

I can see myself doing that at the mall

like, "Yo! Stop singing, nigga."

"Yo, my man, come on, B. Get out the studio.

Man, come on. We already got Trey Songz."

[ Laughter ]

What's the party scene like in Indiana?

There is none.

[ Laughter ]

We was gonna say. Like, you played college ball there.

What's it like to go back? You know what I'm sayin'?

And see all the shorties that you knew in college

that's washed now?

Nah.

[ Laughter ]

Getting messy over here. He's like, "Nah, nah, nah."

Nah. I go back. It's cool.

There ain't no party scenes for real.

The campus is 45 minutes from where I be living.

So I ain't gonna be there very much.

Plus, those guys are young now.

-Yeah. -It might be dangerous to go...

That's true. You're from PG County.

-Best county in the world. -Henh!

Everyone that comes on the show is from PG County.

Facts. Best county in the world.

Best county in the world.

What's the D.C. strip-club scene like?

Shout-out to The House.

The House? I don't think --

Oh. Stadium.

Stadium. They got that thing on the roof.

I don't know. I ain't been there

in a long, long, long, long, long, long, long time.

They got, like, a swing on the roof.

I don't even know what's going on over there.

-Hey. -You know what I mean?

But it's a nice little club.

My best friend actually used to manage over there,

so I used to get in there free.

-Who? Clarence? -No. My man Keith.

-We'll talk after. -All right.

[ Laughter ]

What's the most money you've seen lost

during a bet during practice?

No names. You know what I'm sayin'? Just let us know.

Um...

'Cause we're hearing that big money is bet at practices.

Somebody bet 10K a spot -- around the world and back.

So 10K -- That's $100,000, yeah.

Whew. Damn, bro. I could use that.

I think we all could.

Pay off a quarter of my house and shit.

And they had to bring the check the next day.

-Ooh! Did he bring the check? -Yeah.

Homey called his accountant.

He's like, "Hey, listen. I need 100K."

"For what?!"

"I mean, some shit. Don't worry about it."

What is your most memorable dunk

you've done so far in your career?

My most memorable dunk?

That dunk that will always be with you.

Probably when I dunked on Dwight Howard.

Ooh! You know what I'm sayin'? Bro, you climbed that mountain.

You're like, "Get the...outta here!"

-Bring up that footage! -Yo. Watch this shit.

-Yeah, that shit was crazy. -Don't let your kids see this.

-Oh! -Ohh! Violation! Damn, son!

Check your clavicle, nigga. Shit might be shattered.

-Ungh! -Ohh! Ohh!

What'd you say after that?

I was just screaming. I was just screaming.

You ever been on the court

and you see a play, you see a foul

that should have been called and it doesn't get called for you

but it gets called for someone else,

do you have to say anything to the ref?

Do you just keep it to yourself or...?

I ain't trying to...your money up.

[ Laughter ]

Oh, no. Yeah. I just keep it to myself, man.

I might say something every once in a while to the refs,

but those who get their calls get their calls.

It is what it is, man. You just gotta keep playing, man.

You play hard, bro, some day they give you them calls.

Exactly!

You got the good meter training, man.

I respect that.

Yo, listen. This hurts me in my heart.

They ranked Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks 64th.

They ranked me 78th.

They ranked you 78? Wow! So they're clearly buggin'.

They're trippin' like big shoes.

So, when you see people who don't play the sport

ranking you...?

I have no respect.

All due respect, I have no respect.

[ Laughter ]

-Yo! -So, what's next?

After the basketball, what else you working on?

-More music? -Yeah, more music.

My EP come out October 6th. So that's gonna be crazy.

I got seven songs on there.

Every time I got free time, I'm in the studio.

So who knows what else is coming next.

Is there somebody you want to collaborate with?

Like a Rihanna?

Taylor Swift would be crazy.

-Oh, that would. -Yeah. Word.

-That's a whole new lane. -We out here!

That's doing numbers. That's doing numbers.

-Yeah, it's crazy. -Ohh.

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What would you like your rainbow to say?

"Feathery." You want me to explain why?

-Yeah, yeah. -Yes.

"Feathery" is a word me and my friends came up with

growing up in PG County.

Shout-out to PG County.

And I feel like everybody can relate to it.

It's like the greatest of all goods.

It's better than better. It's better than great.

But it's not heavenly. It's featherly.

And I feel like any and everybody can relate.

When you hear the word "feathery,"

you think of something light and positive.

You know what I mean?

I think it can, you know, really impact

people's lives in a feathery way.

-So live your feathery life. -Henh!

-Give it up for Victor. -Yeah!

"Song For You" out now!

-PG County, stand up. Ahh-ahh! -[ Trills tongue ]

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-Shout-outs. -Shout-outs.

Shout-out to Kevin Hart just acting like that shit never happened.

Listen. It's the twitter law.

Tweet through it, don't acknowledge it,

keep your life going. That's it.

We're all riding on horses, baby.

Why should we be judged for past indiscretions?

Come on. It's in the Dominican constitution. Never admit shit.

So, here he is, you know, He's like, "Listen, IG.

I know you're concerned about my family and my wife's happiness.

Here we are unbothered.

Stay in your lane. Worry about yourself.

You know what I mean?

Look. See? Here's me. Do I look bothered?

Do my kids look bothered? Does my rib look bothered?

No! Okay?

It's all good in the Hart house.

Why don't you worry about your own house?"

-Damn. -Look at him.

He's like, "Yo, if I got hit, where's my scratches at? Nope."

"Where they at, though?"

You know what I'm sayin'? He don't care.

Everyone else is like, "Kevin, you got to stay off."

He was like, "Nope. I'm gonna be on here.

Y'all gonna see my face. I'm-a show you."

"I'm turning comments off."

He's like, "I'm Kevin Hart. Ain't nothing you can say.

My bank account's too hefty, baby."

TMZ dropped more details today.

Kevin and Eniko are dropping serious cash

for a "Lion King"-themed shower -- a baby shower --

at Calamigos Beach Club in Malibu.

You need that. You need that.

Yo, if you don't have a chimp in a diaper at your baby shower,

did you even have a baby shower?

My nigga Bubbles don't come through,

is this shit really poppin'?

Was this planned before the TMZ stuff or...?

I feel like this was maybe

a $25,000 shower before the TMZ stuff.

And she was like, "I want a...chimp in a diaper, nigga!

I want 10 of them!

Yeah, they kicked it up.

-...asshole, trying to play me." -Six figures.

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Yo, shout-out to my brother who thought it was mad-cool

to take me to college bars on a Thursday night.

'Cause I went up to him. Shout-out to Binghamton.

And it was me --

Shout-out to Heather, my beautiful wife.

We went out there.

And...for the first time --

That was her first time meeting my brother,

so we went to his little frat house or whatever.

And niggas was just smoking mad hookah,

drinking mad rum out the bottle like, "Ahh."

I got wild-belligerent, yo.

And then my brother got wild-belligerent

and took his shirt off and was just like,

"Yo, I'll... all y'all niggas up!"

And I was like, "Bro, chill, bro.

We in Binghamton, nigga. We're not on Tremont.

You're bugging, bro. We're gonna get...lynched out here."

Disgraceful.

Got wild buns that night, though.

Weren't you with your wife?

Yeah. That's buns, nigga. Buns is buns.

It don't matter if it's monogamous buns.

Wife buns ain't buns, nigga.

That's buns, nigga. You stupid? That ain't buns.

When you reach a certain comfort level with your wife,

you're doing shit that shorty that you met at the bar is not gonna do.

You know what I'm sayin'? I'm gonna leave it at that.

I don't know if this nigga's on SoulSwipe or what.

Listen. You got to look your wife in the face every morning.

I don't.

I mean, within reason. You know what I'm sayin'?

I'm not into no weird shit. That might be it.

That's the mother of your children. There's certain shit you can't do to her.

[ Laughter ]

I'm not into no weird shit. I don't do butt stuff.

-Don't judge. -No kink shaming.

What you do is what you do. Don't worry about it.

No kink shaming, but I'm not putting that robot up my ass.

Some of us pay that extra deposit on the hotel room,

knowing we're gonna ruin shit.

[ Laughter ]

Maid come in like, "Oh, my God.

The maid come in like, "No!"

What is this?! Oh, that's kakke!"

You walk in that room, you feel like you're in the beginning

of "Law & Order: SVU."

"Yo, why's there blood on the wall, B? What is this?"

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