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White House Aides Admit They Treat Trump Like A Child To Protect Him - Duration: 3:19.
According to a recent report in Politico, White House aids admit that they have to treat
Donald Trump like a child inside the White House in order to keep him calm, to placate
him, and essentially distract him.
According to the article, what White House aids are doing is that any time Donald Trump
has some kind of outlandish request that they don't necessarily want to address or want
to follow through on, they will placate him by never saying no.
They won't say, "No, we're not gonna do that."
Instead, the technique laid out by these White House aids is they say, "Yeah, sure, okay.
We will get to that.
Now, let's talk about this.
Let's go over here.
Look at the shiny, jingly car keys, Mr. Trump, because we're gonna distract you so that you
forget you even asked us the initial request."
That is what aids inside of the White House are doing with the president of the United
States, because he can't be trusted to make his own decisions.
This is a big deal.
This is more than just another insult Donald Trump kind of story published by Politico
or anyone else who's reporting on it.
This shows that those aids inside the White House, even though previous reports have told
us they absolutely hate their jobs and they're terrified of Trump, they might be the only
people out there preventing us from getting into World War III, from dropping a nuclear
weapon on North Korea, or from an enacting some of the more horrible domestic policies
that Donald Trump wants to do.
If they are being honest here, which we have no reason to necessarily doubt that they are,
they might be the ones preventing Donald Trump from issuing some kind of executive order
repealing the Affordable Care Act or some kind of executive order repealing every environmental
regulation that Barack Obama put in place.
They might be actually helping our democracy by not allowing Donald Trump to continue making
the horrible decisions that we know he wants to make.
We know he wants to drop a nuclear weapon on somebody.
We know he wants to attack North Korea.
We know he wants to build a wall, but as long as those aids are in there jingling those
keys to distract him from the real issues, maybe, maybe we can hold off some kind of
catastrophic event triggered by the White House just long enough for either the 25th
amendment to remove Donald Trump from office or from Robert Muller's investigation to conclude
and give us evidence needed to remove Trump from office via impeachment.
Either way, I applaud these White House aids that are trying to placate Trump by never
telling him no and just not following through on it, because as it stands right now, they
may be the only people preventing some even worse policies from coming out of the White
House.
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How the "War on the EPA" Was Waged | FRONTLINE - Duration: 3:31.
>> President Trump getting ready to take a major swipe at former
President Barack Obama's legacy on climate change.
>> The president's executive order today calls for reviewing
the Clean Power Plan.
>> According to EPA
administrator Scott Pruitt, the president's order will replace
the Obama plan with a pro-growth approach to regulation.
(applause) >> NARRATOR: Two months after he
became president, Donald Trump arrived at the Environmental
Protection Agency for a ceremony unlike anything the
agency had ever seen.
>> I want to acknowledge the
truly amazing people behind me on this stage, our incredible
coal miners.
>> NARRATOR: He was there to
fulfill a campaign promise... (applause)
>> We love our coal miners.
>> NARRATOR: ...to begin undoing
one of President Obama's signature achievements in the
fight against climate change: the Clean Power Plan.
>> You know what was most awkward about watching the
signing of that executive order was the fact that they were
doing it at EPA.
To me it was not just a signal to his base, but a real shot
across the bow to the agency itself.
And, uh... and it was... it was disturbing.
>> The miners told me about the attacks on their jobs and their
livelihoods.
They told me about the efforts
to shut down their mines, their communities, and their very way
of life.
I made them this promise: we
will put our miners back to work.
>> Mr. Trump, he acknowledged me in the audience.
And if you look at the press releases on it, the back of my
bald head is in... in the pictures.
>> The notion that Bob Murray of Murray Coal was at the EPA
headquarters celebrating action by the EPA was like so
completely fiction.
>> My administration is putting an end to the war on coal.
>> I would say that people were...
were really devastated by that.
That it was considered to be, really, an open slap in our
face.
>> What it conveyed is, this is
a hostile takeover.
You, the scientists and lawyers
and engineers at the agency, are no longer valued.
This is a political operation.
>> NARRATOR: It was a victory for Scott Pruitt, the
president's new EPA administrator.
For years, he'd been leading the fight against environmental
regulations from Washington, like the Clean Power Plan.
>> Ready?
>> We're ready, ready to go.
>> We're ready.
>> In working for both Bushes
and for Clinton and Obama, I can say no previous administration
has done what the Trump administration is doing at
EPA now.
(applause)
There is a clear and present danger to public health and
safety in this country, that the repeals this administration is
going to undertake are going to go forward.
They're not going to slow down.
(applause)
>> It was eight years of pure hell under the Democrat Party
and Obama.
But we won!
It's a wonderful victory.
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Triple Bi-Pass Burger Challenge w/ Eggs & Grilled Cheese!! - Duration: 7:42.
Hey everybody this is Randy Santel "Atlas" with Atlas & Zeus Promotions and
proud owner of foodchallenges.com! extra extra excited tonight I've been wanting
to take this challenge on forever! ever since my friend Dr. Ramsey "The
Mantis" Hilton beat it a few years ago but I am in Bend, Oregon which is in Central
Oregon I am going for overall a number 461 in my fifth in the state of Oregon
but I am at Sideline Sports Bar I'm taking on their Triple Bi-pass Burger
Challenge! Now there are six seven ounce burger patties there's about ten slices
of cheese I think they're out along with a whole bunch of healthy vegetables and
then there is some bacon and ham and then the top and bottom bun are grilled
cheese sandwiches with more cheese along with we've got 1.5 pounds of fries but
I've got one full hour to finish this thing if I fail it's going to be about
$27 but if I win I'll get the meal free I'll get a sweet t-shirt and I'll be one
of the few people up from the Wall of Fame but let's get this challenge
started!
all right so my friend Molly Schuyler she's done this challenge as well and
her time was about six minutes which is ridiculous, so I also did that massive
breakfast challenge in Corvallis earlier this morning but let's just go for the
win I've got one hour! 1, 2, 3... Boom! Now this thing is attached to
the wood so I'm just gonna break it down as I go!
there's also three fried eggs on this, it's freaking delicious extra juicy that
they made a medium-rare just like I wanted so awesome challenge!
Six minutes hen I've just got like two burgers left then we did the grilled
cheese than the prize delicious so to see it's really going down good!
Nine minutes ten seconds all the juices have been soaking into this so this is
going to be the toughest part once I get this down with the help of the diet soda
will be all good!
twelve minutes forty seconds in all the burgers gone now we just have 1.5 pounds
of fries they look awesome really well-seasoned so let's get the win!
1, 2, 3 look at that food go! Boom!
patting it down I don't know how many minutes like seven!
17 minutes and 40 seconds is the official time before the Triple Bi-pass
burger challenge here at sideline sports bar but awesome awesome challenge that's
definitely my favorite burger that I've had in a long long time yeah how juicy
it was the eggs the cheese the bacon to him that entire thing was awesome and
then even the fries were good along with the grilled cheese but 17 minutes and 40
seconds I'm gonna get the $27 meal for free I'll get a sweet t-shirt and I will
be one of the few people up on the wall of fame joining my friends Dr. Ramsey
"The Mantis" Hilton and then Molly Schuyler and then a few others but yeah
so awesome challenge thank you to Sideline Sports Bar it was my fifth and
final win in Oregon we're off to Boise, Idaho now and it was overall win number
461 but we're here had been for the night I asked for a good Oregon beer
let's party!
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CalTV Comedy: Ollie Olgerson: Witch Detective - Duration: 2:26.
Hi there. I'm Ollie Olgerson, child detective
and I'm back, using my hard-earned recess to solve this school's biggest mysteries
This is '15 Minutes!'
Today, I'm going to solve one of the biggest mysteries this school has ever seen
I'm going to prove that my second-grade teacher, Mrs. Epstein...
...Is a witch!
She loves cats
Witches love cats
Oh, hi Ollie
Hi Mrs. Epstein
A classic witch's greeting
She's eating hot soup, but there's no microwave in the classroom
How did it get hot?
Ollie, there's a microwave in the teacher's lounge
I saw her coming from near this car this morning
and it's red, a classic color for a witch's car
Yeah, uh, I'm a witch
You don't even know it but you just gave yourself away Mrs. Epstein
So you'll see, Mrs. Principal, I have definitive proof that Mrs. Epstein is a witch
Ollie this is the seventh time this month you've come to me
with information that a teacher is a witch
The truth never quits!
Ollie look at me...
They're all witches, you go to Mrs. Flannigan's Witch School for Young Witches
So I was right!
Yeah, technically, but you're still using a lot of the media club's resources
the fact that there are witches at this school is not a mystery
But I still solved it
NO YOU DIDN'T!
Join us next time on 'Fifteen Minutes'
where I take on yet another of our school's biggest mysteries:
Is the cafeteria lady....
...a witch?
OLLIE!
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Baby Driver | Color Coded Characters - Duration: 13:44.
Edgar Wright's latest film Baby Driver has been one of the most talked about films of
the year, and while there's been no shortage of praise directed towards the car chases
or the soundtrack, there is one piece that I think deserves a little bit more attention,
and that's the costume design.
Costume design is one of the many underdiscussed aspects of film, like sound design or set
decoration, an integral part of the audiovisual experience that often stays in the background,
but can be an important tool for establishing characters and revealing information about
them in a more subdued way, and it's something that Edgar Wright has been using since the
very beginning.
"As far back as the TV show that I did before Shaun of the Dead, Spaced, I remember somebody
saying something about that show which really stuck with me.
They said that, 'Oh, the characters are all really easy to draw.'
And I think 'Oh that's an interesting way to put it' and from that point on in all of
my movies, and Baby Driver being no exception, I'm always looking to kind of color code the
characters.
"
Not only does this help the audience keep track of who's who when the action gets going,
but it also serves to tell us more about each character.
Let's start with Baby.
Baby is dressed mostly in black and white, which could be interpretated as a parallel
to the two very different lives that he leads, the darkness of the criminal underworld, against
the lightness of his home life with Joe and new romance with Deborah.
It also reflects his old-fashioned and romanticized view of the world, like an old feel good black
and white film, that stands in direct contradiction to life of crime that he's involved in.
He often turns a blind eye when faced with violence, and will even go as far as directly
preventing it when given the chance.
But there ends up being a lack of consequence for Baby, until he finds something he cares
about enough to fear losing.
"Oh, and your waitress girlfriend, she's cute.
Let's keep it that way".
The rest of the crew don't mind the violence, some of them even enjoy it, but there isn't
so much as a hint of remorse from the rest of Doc's gang, with exception to Baby, and
there's even plenty of doubt cast upon him because of this, with Doc always stepping
in to protect him.
The film shows us that Baby has little in common with his peers, it's made clear that
this is no more to him than paying back what he owes, one way the film suggests this is
showing him as the only one without coffee at the meetings, or as the topic of this video
might suggest, through the costuming.
By designing his ensemble to fit into a monochrome aesthetic for most of his scenes, while the
rest of the cast are dressed in bold, vibrant colors, it singles him out visually, you could
watch the entire film without the sound and just by paying attention to the costume design
you'd know that he didn't quite fit in with everyone else.
The black and white aesthetic also carries with it some trademark Edgar Wright foreshadowing,
simultaneously used to show Baby's idyllic vision of what his future with Debora could
look like, as well as the reality he's faced with when he has nowhere left to run.
It's important to realize that in a film, almost everything you'll see on screen is
there by design, certainly when in the hands of someone as detail oriented as Edgar Wright.
Costumes are just another opportunity for communicating ideas or themes, one that's
present in all of his work.
So when you're watching a scene, pay close attention to what each character is wearing
and ask yourself, what can this tell us about the character?
Edgar Wright worked closely with Courtney Hoffman, the film's costume designer, to establish
a different color set for each character, to give them each their own unique look, with
one notable exception.
"Oh Deb-o-ra, always looked like a Zeb-o-ra."
"A zeb-o-ra?"
"Like a zebra I guess."
"Ha, well I am wearing black and white so you can call me debra"
Clothing her in the same aesthetic serves a few different purposes, one, it establishes
the connection they share as some of the only characters in the film who have and/or want
no part of the life of crime.
Two, it better sets up the payoff that I mentioned earlier, but there's another layer to it that
I find really interesting.
We find out in the first act that Baby's mom used to work at Bo's diner, likely wearing
the same outfit that Debora now wears.
It all feeds into this theme we see of Baby romanticizing the pastand never really letting
go of his demons.
He just continues on this path, caught in a loop, another phonecall, another coffee
pickup, another meeting, another job, with no real image of a future outside of that
loop.
And then he meets Debora.
"It's like she's the first real person that he meets in the movie, like, he has a particular
persona that he puts on as a front with the rest of the gang.
He has his home life with Joe, his foster father, where they communicate in sign language,
and then when he goes to... he goes to kind of the diner, which is somewhere he's been
many times and she's the new person working there, she doesn't know anything about him
and she sort of immediately forces him into making a connection, she asks him questions
that he has to answer.
So suddenly our hero who hasn't really said much for the first twenty minutes of the film
is talking for the first time.
And so I think it's that thing of just, just the idea that in a world of crime, and this
idea where people are like, sort of, kind of creating personas about themselves, and
um, you get the sense that all of the people in the gang, Baby included, are putting up
this sort of front, in terms of this mythical persona around themselves.
But then when he meets Lily James, he realizes both that he can be normal with her and that
actually he wants, he starts lusting after a normal life."
It's clear that Baby has a troubled past, and anyone who's found themselves on that
kind of darkened path can have a hard time imagining a brighter future, but she gives
him that hope.
She's the first person that really starts to open him up, we hear him mention at the
laundromat that he had spoken more to her that day than anyone else in the previous
year.
"You know why they call him Baby right?
Still waiting on his first words."
And again, there's an opportunity there to communicate that to an audience, to really
illustrate their connection as they start to fall in love, and the film does so by literally
bringing color into his world.
While Debora's work uniform dons her in black and white, her wardrobe outside of work is
full of color, specifically denims and yellows, she is metaphorically and literally, brightening
up his world.
It mirrors the same effect used in The Wizard of Oz, or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Using bright and vibrant colors to illustrate a shift towards something magical, which is
exactly what falling in love feels like.
And that is absolutely necessary for the plot, for the audience to get behind their love
story as it ends up motivating almost everything that happens in the second half of the film.
Using the same technique previously used to establish a magical fairy tale world to instead,
establish a romantic connection is just brilliant.
And ends up saving the film from having to resort to the techniques that a lot of other
films use to justify a romance between two characters.
The shift from black and white to color could also be interpreted as a symbol for Baby's
growth, he starts out seeing the world in a very black and white way, but as he gets
deeper into the uglier parts of his job that he's tried to avoid, he realizes that things
aren't so straightforward as he may have thought, and things delve heavily into a moral grey
area.
Courtney Hoffman created separate stages for Baby's undershirt, so that it becomes darker
as the film progresses to reflect this idea, it's subtle, but when you compare this shot
from earlier in the film to this shot taken from the end, you can really see the difference.
And we even see Baby's outfits change towards the end of the film, seeing him even in denim
throughout a good portion of the final chase sequence.
Really sending home the idea that he has changed, and that Debora played a significant role
in him making that change.
Every step of the way, the costumes and the colors are used to inform us of important
information, regarding the characters and how they transform throughout the film.
Like how Red is associated with Bats, the most violent and psychotic character in the
film.
And how after Darling is killed in a shootout with the police, red is used to show Buddy's
descent to madness, now bent on getting revenge, he is washed in red light while inside the
police cruiser throughout the final car duel.
Or how green, notoriously used to represent greed is used in the costuming and set design
revolving around Doc.
But he's not just the stereotypical crime boss who only cares about money, he ends up
sacrificing himself to protect Baby and Debora, literally taking a bullet for him.
He clearly cares a great deal for Baby, and this is alluded to by the heavy use of grey
in his wardrobe.
Sure, he threatens him, he applies pressure when needed to keep Baby in the game, but
if there was no connection beyond a professional one I can't imagine that he would give his
life to save him.
This is also hinted at by the similarities in Doc's nephew and when we see a younger
Baby in flashbacks, both with the blonde hair combed down, wearing a blue plaid shirt and
earbuds.
There are details upon details packed into every frame of this film, and frankly, all
of Edgar Wright's films for that matter.
Costume design is just one of the many layers that come together to complete the final product.
There seems to be a lack of discussion on the importance of costume design, and typically
if you hear people raving about the costumes of a particular movie, chances are it's set
in the past or in some fantasy setting.
In fact, every single winner of the Academy Award for Best Costume Design for the last
twenty years has either been a period piece, a fantasy film, or both.
While I can understand why that is, the immense production of such elaborate designs certainly
deserves recognition, but so does something designed to fit into a contemporary aesthetic.
Nothing that the characters wear in Baby Driver stand out too much from what you'll see in
the real world, they're bold and unique, but could easily blend into any real world setting,
and still manage tell a story about each character, which is the ultimate goal every costume designer
is tasked with.
Whenever doing costuming for a film that takes place in the present day, the director or
costume designer could easily just walk through a shopping mall and pick out things that would
photograph well, but undercutting every choice with a real sense of purpose gives not only
a unique visual flair to an already incredibly stylish film, but really expands the story
and personality of each character.
That's what I love so much about Edgar Wright, he has such a respect for every craft that
goes into filmmaking, and none of them are left by the wayside.
It's why video essayists are particularly fond of him, because there's always more to
discuss about his films.
The way he writes, the way he edits, how he uses symbolism and foreshadowing, and basically
just makes every other comedy director out there look lazy by comparison.
And I know Baby Driver wasn't necessarily everyone's favorite film of his, personally
I have to admit I prefer the Cornetto trilogy, but horror and comedy are some of my favorite
genres, when combined together so perfectly like he did with those films, that's hard
to top in my book.
But Baby Driver was a step in a different direction for Wright, and one that he pulled
off flawlessly.
It's one of the most intensely satisfying action films I've seen in years, and shows
off his range as a filmmaker.
It still has the Edgar Wright flair that we know and love, but it really takes on its
own voice and personality that stands out from his other films.
Love it or hate it, you can't deny the prowess of Edgar Wright in terms of achieving his
vision, and putting a passion into what he does that is quite rare.
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Pretreating Stains in your LuLaRoe! - Duration: 8:00.
Hi everyone, It's me, Kaytee!
Today is a very momentous day in my house- today is LuLa Laundry day!
And while usually LuLa Laundry day is no big deal around here, I wanted to stop real quick
and make a video for you guys because I've been having questions about stains or, ALMOST
stains as I like to call them.
So uhm I want to show you how I pretreat any nasty yucky spots on my LuLaRoe and how easily
they come out!
Uhm, as you guys know, um I got into LuLaRoe when I was six weeks postpartum with Bennett,
who is now one (and change).
And the biggest thing for me about LuLaRoe was uhm, I didn't want to spend the money
on clothes that were going to need babied...Because I had a baby.
And there was a lot of spit up.
And there was a lot of poop, and a lot of pee, and a lot of just MESS.
Grayson comes up and wipes his hands all down my front with cookies or whatever, and I couldn't
spend $35 on a top that wasn't going to stand up to my kids.
So that's a big part of why I bought into LuLaRoe and LuLaRoe helped give me my confidence
back to feel beautiful while still being a mom and taking care of my kids, and not feeling
like I had to say, "don't touch me, don't touch me, you're gross!"
Uhm so I'm going to show you what my LuLa Laundry looks like on Laundry Day
which this week is pretty, pretty tame
Usually it's a lot worse
and then uh, we're going to go through the pretreat process, throw it in the wash and I'll show it to you guys, I'll show you pictures, of the after.
SO. Here are my stealthy materials
I have an old toothbrush. Everyone in my family knows that this green toothbrush is for cleaning
And uhm, so don't touch it and don't throw it away
And then I have the Kroger brand Oxi-Clean spray
Cause I'm a mom and Oxi-Clean was like $3 more and I still use the Kroger brand
Uhm, cleaners is one thing I don't feel like there's a big difference between the store brand and the real thing
So this is what I have, it's just laundry stain remover
but it looks like the Oxi-Clean liquid spray.
So, we're going to pull out some pieces.
This one
has a
milk mark. I had cereal and I am a really gross eater, you can see it right there,
you can see it right there.
I always spill everything on my clothes
uhm, I dribble cereal when I'm eating,
I uhm.. I drop ketchup all the time..
So I'm gonna turn you guys down
Sorry for the... there we go.
so that you guys can see what I'm doing.
So I'm literally just spraying, liberally,
just because I don't have time to come back and re-spray
and then I take my little toothbrush
and just kind of give it a couple brushes
This honestly is not a bad stain
I thought that there was more stains on it
and I better look just to be sure
Because usually when I spill milk it's like
dribble all down the front
SO that one looks good,
So we're gonna put that one back in the hamper
And then this one
I had the kids
and they needed coconut oil...
and you can see
can you see it? Yeah, oh yeah!
Coconut oil allllll down the front of this shirt.
So anything oil based especially
you want to spray before you put into wash
So like if you spray, if you
get you know
oil on you, or, anything cooking, cooking oil,
uhm, splatter up from pans,
do do do, I don't even know where the stains are anymore
I'm just kinda giving it all a good
a good scrub-a-dub
I think that's pretty much it
I sprayed here, so I guess I'll scrub here just to be safe
So here it is, wet, with Oxi-spray
throw it in the hamper
This one... so this is my white perfect tee.
and genius mommy in me
said, "hey kids! Let's make brownies!"
and I did not worry about changing
my clothes
which was
probably a boo-boo on my part.
So you can see I've got brownie mix
all over the chest here, and somebody grabbed me, yeah.
this one is..
and this white tee, I have gotten ketchup out of, tomato sauce out of, I mean seriously.
So many times I thought this shirt was ruined...
NO!
Got it out!
Got it out!
SO I take my little toothbrush
scruuuuuub!
and it doesn't have to come off.
so like, I scrubbed it in, you can still see some brown, from the brownie,
but it's gonna come all off in the wash
and you can scrub enough that it comes out
I'm just, you don't have to, we're gonna put some elbow grease into this
Let's see, are there any other splatter marks.... here's one!
Look at that one! Way down low.
I would have missed that!
So the best part of having kids and wearing LuLaRoe
is I don't feel like I have to baby my clothes.
I know that the wash instructions can be intimidating
Wash cold...
hang dry, or you'll be sorry!
Oh my! Look-- someone put juice on me.
There's a juice face where someone wiped their face on me
Wash cold... hang dry... or you'll be sorry!
and uh..at first I was like, "Wow, I don't think I can afford these clothes if I'm going to have to, you know, run them through the ringer
If they're not gonna stand up to my kids
and me, and this Oxi-Clean, and this old toothbrush,
we have the hookup here.
So! I am going to throw these in the wash
let them do their thing in the wash and I will show you guys what they look like on the other end!
uhm, if you feel like-- so Oxi-Clean didn't endorse this at all,
but if you feel like something went in, so like when I spill ketchup,
or tomato sauce on my clothes, especially the white one,
I just throw in just a scoop of REAL Oxi- Clean
this is just the pow der
If you have kids, you already know about this stuff.
So do the little spray [imitates spray sound]
scrubba-scrubba-scrubba,
and then if I really feel that it needs to get some Oxi Clean
throw it in the wash
and then we'll see how they look on the other side!
Bye guys!
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CareerLaunch Internships Connect Students to Future Professions - Duration: 2:12.
(nats of warehouse)
(Lilian): "You have a choice and you have a chance to experience these things now."
Experience
(air blows)
An employer wants it, a would-be employee, needs it.
(Lilian) "I look forward to waking up everyday.
And it's like, 'Oh my God, I have work today!
Yay!'"
Lilian – a senior at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Early College - isn't working here at Blair Labeling in Far Northeast Denver… at least
not yet.
(machine sounds)
But through Denver Public Schools CareerConnect...
(Lilian): "It teaches you, like, how to be dedicated."
...and its CareerLaunch internship program
(Lilian): "And it teaches you how to be serious."
(air blows)
she did commit her summer break to building up that top column on her resume.
(Lilian): "This has helped me experience hands-on work, which isn't really something that
you get to experience staying at home or staying at school."
(Label machine)
And here's the thing that makes this a great story.
"I never thought that work could actually be fun... which is... pfft! (laughs)"
(Reporter off-camera): "That's pretty crazy huh?"
Her time here looked a lot like any new employee's at Blair.
"What you're doing, that's what the customers are going to see."
It starts with trust.
"I mean, Lilian was awesome.
I'd... show her one time and she got it."
Lilian is the first intern they've ever taken on here.
And she's also one of nearly 300 DPS high school students who worked in cutting-edge
industries across the city this summer.
(Christian): "Always wanting to learn more, always asking the correct questions, just
always striving to be better."
And even more rewarding:
"Man, she taught me a lot."
"It made me feel very mature.
I...
I didn't feel like, 'Oh, I'm just a high school student here.'
I felt like, I'm actually, like, I actually work here."
(Tape dispenser)
On paper it might feel like extra work, or even a risk, to take on an intern.
But take it from experience:
"I'd say absolutely try it."
"Whatever internship it is, DO IT."
"I think that's a great way to give back to our community and a great way to help the
future of our country.
And basically the future workforce."
(Lilian) "And you get to pick a place where you actually believe that you belong there.
So I think..."
(Lilian) "That's amazing.
For DPS Features, I'm Ben McKee
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Obama Suddenly Silent On Protests After What Just Surfaced Amid Outrage Over Pence Leaving Game - Duration: 33:57.
Obama Suddenly Silent On Protests After What Just Surfaced Amid Outrage Over Pence Leaving
Game
All it took was a very capable and patriotic Vice President of the United States to flip
the script on entitled football players and send every liberal into an uproar.
Turnabout is fair play, but the left doesn't see it that way.
They hoped that former president Barack Obama would come out of the shadows to defend their
anti-Trump/Pence cause as he always has, but is suddenly silent and nowhere to be found.
Now we know that this probably isn't coincidental after what just surfaced in place of Obama's
sentiments.
As long as statements are going to be made, Vice President Mike Pence decided he's been
silent enough on the disrespect within the National Football League that's gone unchecked
and decided to send his own message.
It was appreciated by Americans who have been waiting for someone to take action and being
perpetually disappointed each week as more overpaid athletes take a knee or raise a fist
to our country.
However, one specific scathing point criticism that liberals used to try to take Pence down
just came back to bite them.
The left is accustomed to Obama swooping in and saving their talking point by adding his
two cents to keep himself relevant.
Although he's known for making his own exceptionally misguided claims, even this one was too much
of a stretch for him to come out and lie about, since the proof beat him to any statement
he may have tried to make on the matter.
Since the moment that Mike Pence and his wife walked out and publicly condemned the disrespectful
protests, liberals jumped on his case about the VP being at the game in the first place.
The criticism is that he shouldn't have even been at the game he walked out of since
it was an abuse of taxpayer funds – despite turning a blind eye to the Obama's egregious
overuse that continues well into their post-presidential life.
"A top government watchdog blasted Vice President Mike Pence for using government
travel to go to an Indianapolis Colts game Sunday that he quickly left," The Hill reported.
"'CAN WE JUST MAKE IT THROUGH A WEEKEND WITHOUT THIS ADMINISTRATION ABUSING TAXPAYER
DOLLARS WITH JET TRAVEL!?, watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington
(CREW) tweeted Sunday."
As the Daily Caller pointed out, Obama has spent millions more than Pence and Trump combined.
So, with that, Obama can't chime in without being ripped apart for being a hypocrite,
but his minions are doing his dirty work for him.
According to The Daily Caller,
Former heads of the Department of the Interior spent $971,643 chartering non-commercial flights
over a six year period, according to documents obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation.
Former Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar spent $586,196 on non-commercial flights over
three years.
Salazar took 48 such trips from 2010 to 2012 on Interior Department-owned and chartered
aircraft, according to travel records.
Salazar's successor, former Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell, took 33 trips on
non-commercial flights from 2013 to 2016.
Jewell's flights cost $385,438, according to Interior Department records prepared for
congressional investigators.
The news comes as top Trump administration officials take heat for chartering flights
at taxpayer expense.
Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke is one of those officials under fire.
Zinke has spent $72,849 on non-commercial flights so far in 2017, including one $8,066
trip on an Interior Department-owned aircraft, according to records.
Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price resigned in September after it came to light
he spent $400,000 on non-commercial flights since May.
Facts aren't for liberals which is why it's a lot of fun to point them out when they think
they have a "smoking gun" on the Trump administration and end proving unfortunate
realities about their own party.
It's pretty much proven at this point that they are either deflecting or must actually
despise Democrats since they are guilty of overspending and protesting – both of which
were their biggest issues with Pence on Sunday.
He's guilty of neither, but they're guilty of both.
The truth is, that liberals just don't like it when they are beat at their own "game."
They have insisted that players' divisive statements are not divisive, and just their
right to exercising free speech.
Perhaps, the same goes for spending and if they have a problem with it, they need to
look no further than how the Obama's massive budget could be cut down.
The timing of this spending talk couldn't have been better as well since it came up
just one week after President Trump essentially forced his Health and Human Services Secretary
Tom Price into resignation after calling his excessive travel expenses into question.
Like many presidents before him, Trump didn't have to say a word about the travel which
is probably commonplace and far greater in other administrations but did and proved he's
a president of the people and concerned about excessive spending.
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Donald Trump Wants Ten Times More Nukes At His Disposal - Duration: 4:04.
By now I'm sure everybody in this country understands that Rex Tillerson, the Secretary
of State, called Donald Trump an f-ing moron at some point in the summer during a cabinet
meeting about national security and military issues.
But until now, we didn't necessarily know the context of why Rex Tillerson called Trump
an f-ing moron.
Well, we now know.
According to new reports out today the reason Tillerson had to come forward and say that
Donald Trump is a moron is because during that meeting he said he wanted to increase
the United States nuclear arsenal by ten fold.
Meaning we have 4,000 nuclear warheads here in the United States today.
Donald Trump wanted to bump that number up from 4,000 to 40,000.
Meaning that for every nuke we already had he wanted 10 more right behind it.
To put that in a little bit of perspective, in the 1960s at the height, when the Cold
War was starting, the Cuban Missile Crisis, we had 32,000 nuclear weapons here in the
United States.
We've dwindled it down to 4,000 because we understand the destructive and dangerous capacity
that they hold.
And Trump wants to bump us up to levels that we've never seen in this country.
Why?
Because he is desperate to drop one of those nukes on someone somewhere around the planet.
Now we already know that, I believe it was shortly before he was actually sworn in as
President, Donald Trump repeatedly asked during national security briefings why we can't just
nuke these people.
I believe at the time he was talking about ISIS.
But he has shown a willingness to go forth and drop the most destructive bomb ever developed
by human beings on someone.
And in this case it may no longer be ISIS where he's itching to drop one of these bombs.
It seems to be North Korea at the moment.
And what would happen in that case?
Well, you're talking about a country where about this much of the map is where the bad
guys live.
The remainder of the country is about 25,000,000 people who are serving essentially as political
prisoners.
They do not have access to the outside world.
They're not allowed to leave their country.
They do not get proper education.
They get state written textbooks that do not contain any bit of actual knowledge.
It's all fantasy and folklore about their country that's not even real.
And yet Trump wants to risk those people's lives, the people who have done absolutely
nothing wrong, because he wants to drop a nuclear weapon on somebody.
And then after that, we got to have 10 more right behind it because that's the kind of
psychopath that Donald Trump truly is.
It doesn't matter how much death and devastation these weapons can cause.
He just wants as many as possible so that he can boast all around the world that he's
got the biggest missiles ever.
You know, I'm sure a very skilled psychologist could come in there can tell us what that
kind of obsession means but then again a lot of us can use our imaginations and understand
why Donald Trump would obviously be trying to compensate by creating more big missiles
because maybe his own personal missile isn't all that grand.
Either way, Donald Trump has proven time and time again that he is a danger not only to
this country but to every country around the globe.
It is beyond past time for Republicans in D.C. to step up, invoke the 25th Amendment
and get this psychopath out of office.
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Cal Hosts 3rd Annual Intersect Conference - Duration: 2:53.
Are you in?
That's a question organizers asked of participants at
the third annual intersect conference at Berkeley
People from all walks of life convened on campus to discuss intersectional identities
Started off as an idea of
us bringing an opportunity for student staff and faculty to
come together around identity around how intersectionalities with identity and
how those things play and how people navigate the campus and providing a safe space
to talk about some issues related to how people show up,
how people are treated
how people internalize that treatment and how that then affects
how they present themselves outside, in the world
Race, gender, and class, among other topics were addressed
in the day-long conference
Organizers stated "this is a part of the unlearning process"
many of us have been conditioned in our
schooling and our communities with biases that sometimes work against
our own identities our intersectional identities and sometimes
we need to unlearn some of the things that we have been taught and just
are unconsciously taking in as part of who we are and realizing actually, you know what,
there's more to it than that that's not really who I am or that's not really
the narrative I believe about you know my community
Discussions engaged in cross-cultural dialogue about intersectionality,
social change, campus climate, and empowerment
while working toward campus healing and institutional change
for Dean of Students Joseph Greenwell
the conference is an opportunity to discuss issues not often in the limelight
I think often times we're in a society that does a lot of 'othering'
and makes assumptions about individuals and
I think getting to know the complexities of humans is really imperative to create
community and to be able to have dialogue
Cal Alumni Darling Zamora says the event helped her identify and speak out
about her salient identities
There's so many parts of my individuality that
kind of intersect with one another but I also want to have
the ability to understand it and how to voice it out in the community especially
like on the Berkeley campus
Third Year Keven Quach explained that no person is
defined by any one identity
There's no complete one identity person
Mono-identity person there's everyone's an intersection
Conference organizers hope that participants
leave the conference and act on the knowledge they gain
They say the intersectional identities
play a role in our everyday lives
Reporting for CalTV News, I'm Thomas Manglona
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One Step Forward - Suburban Geek Song - Duration: 4:36.
One step forward and two steps back
Easy Money & Power
Righteousness can't stop
One step forward and two steps back
Greed always corrupt
And dem tum mad up
One step forward and two steps back
Easy Money & Power
Righteousness can't stop
One step forward and two steps back
Greed always corrupt
And dem tum mad up
From high citadels of Steel & Glass
The predators bend crippled Democracy
To their own will, they buy and sell
The lives of millions like you & me
Who toil, unaware they will be crushed
When they are no longer given mercy
Propaganda and NEWS always da pun TV
Cynical manipulations distorting the truth
Designed to breed fear & paranoia
Corporate advertising ah dat ah gwan round ya
Escape them, escape them, judgement pun dem plate
Only righteous go through di Gate
So, smile Beautiful People, you deserve a holiday
Smile Beautiful People, get in the car and drive away
Smile Beautiful People, have ah cold beer today
Cos ah bear hot gal ah come your way
One step forward and two steps back
Easy Money & Power
Righteousness can't stop
One step forward and two steps back
Greed always corrupt
And dem tum mad up
One step forward and two steps back
Easy Money & Power
Righteousness can't stop
One step forward and two steps back
Greed always corrupt
And dem tum mad up
Believe in their lies
Believe in their lies
Believe in their lies
That's all you can do
That's all you can do
Believe in their lies
Believe in their lies
I tell enough, open up your eyes
That's all they can do
That's all they can do
One step forward and two steps back
Easy Money & Power
Righteousness can't stop
One step forward and two steps back
Greed always corrupt
And dem tum mad up
One step forward and two steps back
Easy Money & Power
Righteousness can't stop
One step forward and two steps back
Greed always corrupt
And dem tum mad up
Feel the noose Feel the noose
Feel the noose Round your neck
Every day them take more Now them ah worry and fret
Feel the noose Feel the noose
Feel the noose Round your neck
Every day them take more Now them ah worry and fret
Feel the noose Feel the noose
Feel the noose Round your neck
Every day them take more Now them ah worry and fret
Feel the noose Feel the noose
Feel the noose Round your neck
Every day them take more Now them ah worry and fret
One step forward and two steps back
Easy Money & Power
Righteousness can't stop
One step forward and two steps back
Greed always corrupt
And dem tum mad up
One step forward and two steps back
Easy Money & Power
Righteousness can't stop
One step forward and two steps back
Greed always corrupt
And dem tum mad up
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Colleen Lopez 5.08ctw PrincessCut Blue Topaz Ring - Duration: 5:49.
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How Do I Currently Identify? [CC] - Duration: 16:51.
Hello, hello.
I've considered talking about this for a while now, um, and hesitated to the last possible
moment which is now, like the middle of the night on National Coming Out Day [laughs]
Well yeah, uh, basically, I figured National Coming Out Day would be a great platform to
leap off of so, Happy National Coming Out Day, congrats to you if you're out, good
luck if you're thinking about coming out, and all my love to you if you feel that you
are unable to come out.
Mmm..
So I'm going to do you all a favor and just get the title of the video out of the way,
um, how do I identify?
I identify as queer.
That may not come as a surprise to many of you, um, but it may to some, since I spent a very
long time identifying as a lesbian.
And I am very sorry if that word makes you uncomfortable, um, I will put a warning in
the description.
Making people uncomfortable is not my intention at all.
I know for some people that it is a slur.
Um...
In my life experience, it never was, in my life experience I was introduced to it as an umbrella term
and through academia and activism, so I believe that it's in the midst of a transition
of being normalized as a reclaimed use of the word.
Um...
And in some places it just means .. Out of the ordinary, or peculiar, um... not.. typical.
In this video I want to share with you how I got here and why that word feels right for me.
I previously made a video called "Questioning Your Sexuality" which I will link here, um,
in which I discuss my self-discovery process, how I contemplated a few different labels
throughout my life.
Um...
It's okay to question these things, it's okay to take your time with it, and it's okay to
decide maybe you don't want a label at all, all of its fine.
When I was 19 and I came out to my mom I specifically said "I like girls" because I didn't…
really connect with any label or identifier.
Um...
At the time I sort of philosophically connected with pansexual or bisexual because I was
open to the idea but not actively attracted to men, but I eventually settled comfortably
into the label lesbian.
Phonetically….
I LOVE the sound of "lesbian" and "gay".
[chuckles]
I love the way it feels to say them, it feels truthful and brave, um, maybe because of the effort
that it took to come out, um, maybe that's why I feel some.. endearment towards the terms?
After my health decline with EDS, I spent a lot of my time isolated and it gave me a
lot of time and space to think, to analyze myself... And honestly?
It didn't exactly clarify more than it brought up more questions.
I started questioning my gender, what feels genuinely comfortable, what do I do that is
performative, what do I do because I feel threatened if I don't, and what do I do, how
do I express my gender when no one is looking and can I show that person to other people?
When I was younger it felt a lot safer, I could be a tomboy when I wanted and I could
be femme when I wanted but as I got older I felt myself conform a bit more for one reason
or another.
So in these past few years, I've been practicing pushing away assimilation and just doing what I wanted
when I wanted; a skill I'd lost over the years of dressing femme to appeal specifically to the women
that I was attracted to and yeah, for the patriarchy because I was working in hospitality
and acting.
Ugh, and don't even get me started, I think that's a whole video, a whole 'nother video,
on the internal conflict of presenting more neutral or masculine and how while it feels
honest and comfortable, I feel like...
I'm often perceived as unpleasant looking...
And you might think, "Oh that's not true."
th-that's fine, thank you.
Haha!
Um...
But i-it's... there's a marked difference, um, at least compared to the praise that I
get when I present feminine.
In the past few years prior to lesbian events, I spent longer than I care to mention
stressing about how I wanted to present because I felt like if I presented in any way that
wasn't feminine I would not be approached as often...
That I wouldn't attract the kind of person that I wanted to be with.
And that might seem silly... um..
But that- that's what I thought and that's what my anxieties were and kind of still where
my anxieties are because of a lot of things along with the fact that people close to me
and people online have responded negatively, relatives of mine being quite vocal about
how they would prefer if I just stuck to a femme presentation.
Um, it's also an internalized antagonism for sure and maybe connected to my body dysmorphic
disorder...
[Exhales] but jeez it's rough.
Maybe because BDD is this awful anxiety and paranoia about disappointing people with my
appearance, um, and falling out of line with gender roles feels like something I could
potentially avoid in order to avoid negative reactions but then I think… why should I?
I feel I must clarify here, because I don't want to be misunderstood; the way that you
express your gender doesn't define your gender identity, I'm not saying that.
You could be a cis woman and dress in men's fashion if you want to, that's fine, absolutely,
that happens.
I'm talking about my experiences with my fluid gender expression and exploring identifiers
that feel right and currently, without any labels, the best way I can explain it is that
I feel like a woman, I just don't feel like a woman all the time. I feel like the binary
doesn't have room for how I feel, I feel kind of outside the binary, dancing through the binary.
[Exhales] So being alone with my thoughts and considering my fluidity with gender expression,
questioning identity, also brought back for me how philosophically I think I could be
attracted to any gender but is "I think I could…" enough to be bi?
Or pan?
[Stammers] I think I know the answer…
Um..
If someone asked me that, I'd remind them that experience doesn't equate to attraction
or orientation... but then I'd come up with more questions like…
"Well, what counts as attraction?"
I think LOTS of people are attractive, definitely many many women and non binary folx, uh, and
on occasion I think I can be attracted to men, I think!
But that's what it is, it's just hard to like, for me to understand, where is that line of
like, "I think you're good looking" and I'm attracted TO you.
Um...
...and I would be greatly intimidated by the idea of having sex with men…
Maybe that's because of violent trauma, I don't know...
Um, but then again, sex can be intimidating for me in general so…
H-How-How can I tell?
There are a lot of words I think help describe how I feel, a lot of terms that I
could potentially connect with.
[Sigh]
If I were to shoot darts at a rainbow swirly dart board maybe the outcome would be something
like for sure lesbian & gay, maybe, probably bi or panromantic/sexual, quasi demisexual
but definitely not always, gender fluid, gender non conforming, non binary, woman, demi woman…
but explaining all that, particularly, a lot of these words, many people still don't know
what they mean, um, it's quite a mouth full, it can take quite some time, like the length
of this video to even begin to describe it all... so I simply use queer.
Speaking of words you may not know, I will leave some resources in the description for
you in case any of the words I used in this video did, ya know, go over your head.
So check those out!
So being queer is being Q, it's always open and questioning, forever fluid, unh, unboxed
really, just doing what I want when I want to, finding what feels good and comfortable and
letting myself be it and do it, and all I can really do is try and be honest with myself
and with the people in my life and that includes you watching this, who I share my
life with online.
So to reiterate, I'm here, I'm queer, get used to it.
Alright, I will see you eventually.
Bye!
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Crowdfunding Update - Duration: 1:58.
Hi again, everyone. Lisa from Rent Frock Repeat.
I'm co-founder and CEO,
and wanted to give you an update
on our crowdfunding campaign.
We have reached $186,000, and we're super stoked about it.
♫♫♫
So, we know women want to consume a portion
of their closet in a different way,
and that's the grand vision.
A geography expansion, but product expansion as well.
♫♫♫
Where that is, is up to the people that are pledging.
For every $25 that they pledge,
they get to vote on where that next location is.
Just the next one; we want to keep creating more,
but we're gonna do this one step at a time.
♫♫♫
We know people want to try on the dresses,
so there's a way to do that
where we can come into a city for three weeks
with our stylists, and have all our members come in,
try on their favorites, put it on their wishlists,
and then once we leave the city,
they can still have access to dresses for awhile
that they knew fit, until we have a chance
to permanently set up in their city in the longer term.
♫♫♫
So, as an example, if somebody pledged $100 today,
they'd get a beautiful rose gold necklace
by Jaz & Jogia.
They created it specifically for this campaign,
so they get that in their hands, that's the tangible,
and the intangible is the service
that we're gonna grow over the next 18 months,
so they can have access to more designers,
access to more styles.
That's specifically what they're getting for their pledge.
♫♫♫
Your credit cards are not gonna be charged,
not unless we reach the $1.5 million
will your credit card be charged,
and we have to react that by October 29th.
♫♫♫
I want you to do two things:
go to the link below to make your pledge,
and the second thing I want you to do
is share that pledge and share your support
with all of your friends.
♫♫♫
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What are SD No-Tiller saying About Soil Temperatures - Duration: 2:33.
In this final video on slow temperature we want to talk with some South Dakota no-till producers
Notice the themes we talked about earlier keep recurring
Regardless of where you go in the state
We do find in the no-till situation a little bit colder soil temperature
But we move the residue from the row trying not to move any soil
We try to move the residue from the row so that the soil is exposed and it warms up
And it warms up very quickly now if we have a cold spring
our crops probably don't look as good in June as
The neighbors who are doing full tillage
But we don't harvest the crop in June we harvested in October November
I would say our soils, maybe they're 2 degrees colder, then fully tilled soil
and that's compared to a soil that was probably tilled in the fall and
Sat there all winter with the wind blowing on it fully exposed to the weather and the wind and everything
So I'll take my chances with 2 degrees colder than rather than having my soil exposed all winter, I guess
Of course that soil is not warming up as fast if it if it's got a nice layer of residue on top of it
compared to black dirt
But as we go along on the flip side of that that that residue will keep that soil cooler and more moist
So then there's a real advantage
I don't tend to worry so much about the soil temperatures as much as the soil moisture. Yes, that is our key
We have to have the moisture you get anything started. We're gonna warm up. Pretty fast. It's never never been much of an issue
Okay Barrett
side-by-side conventional versus no-till corn planted at the same time
Cooler spring soil temperatures are a non-issue by the time you get to harvest
Merit or myth
We'll still let you decide
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McCain's Death Bed Secret Just Came Out About Who He Killed After Skeleton Suddenly Resurfaces - Duration: 33:57.
McCain's Death Bed Secret Just Came Out About Who He Killed After Skeleton Suddenly
Resurfaces
Senator John McCain is a traitor and an enemy of the American people.
Over the past few weeks disturbing information has emerged about his direct ties to Muslim
terrorists and the London Bomber, and how he's basically owned by George Soros and
the Saudi terrorists.
Then last week, McCain successfully fulfilled his role as a America's most infamous traitor,
officially killing the Obamacare repeal.
But nauseatingly, as McCain continues to garner the sympathy for his recent brain cancer diagnosis
while many idiotic Americans hail him a "hero" for his military "service" in Vietnam,
a disgusting skeleton has just come crawling out of McCain's closet, proving what a shame
this man truly is to our country.
John McCain graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1958 where he became commissioned
as second lieutenant naval aviator.
His navy career was disastrous from beginning, where he crashed 2 navy jets and was involved
with other nearly-fatal mishaps shortly after graduation.
But because his father an grandfather were both four-star admirals, McCain got preferential
treatment, and was able to continue to serve, despite being a horrible pilot.
But tragically, McCain's cocky actions as a young pilot while aboard the USS Forrestal
Aircraft Carrier on July 31 1967 would go on to kill 134 sailors, in a horrifying incident
where his involvement was scrubbed from the Navy's official records.
John McCain, left, is pictured with his father, Vice Admiral John McCain.
McCain Field at NAS Meridian is dedicated to Sen. McCain's grandfather, Admiral Admiral
John S. McCain.
According to eye witnesses that day, whose accounts were predictably buried by the Navy
due to John McCain's familial ties to two 4-star admirals, McCain decided to be a show
off, by doing a "wet start" of his jet.
This reckless maneuver makes fuel build up in the engine before the plane is started.
The result is a flame erupting from the tail of the plane, that's accompanied by a startling
amount of noise.
After McCain started his engine in this manner, the electrical surge of this maneuver subsequently
caused the accidental launching of a powerful Zuni rocket across the carrier's deck, that
hit two other parked planes that were packing 1,000-pound highly-explosive bombs.
The fire then caused a chain reaction of bombs to detonate, causing explosions that went
several decks below.
The ensuing explosions nearly sank the 82,000-ton U.S. aircraft carrier, with the fire fatally
consuming 134 sailors aboard the Forrestal.
The Burning Platform reported:
"This stunt and aftermath caused the death of 134 sailors and seriously injure (blow
off arms legs, cause blindness and burns to another 161 sailors) and took the ship off
the battle line for extensive repairs.
Any other Navy pilot causing this type of death and destruction the Navy would have
raped him and he would probably still be in the brig.
Why not McCain?
Well, first with many powerful connections this 'little infraction' was covered up
by the Navy (our most politically involved/connected service by the way)."
As crew members rushed to put out the flames, McCain fled the scene like a coward, going
below deck to the pilot's lounge to watch the men fight the fire on a closed circuit
TV as his brothers in arms were consumed by the fire.
Truthdig.com reported:
"Whatever the circumstances of the fire's origins, McCain did not stay on deck to help
fight the blaze as the men around him did.
With the firefighting crew virtually wiped out, men untrained in fighting fires had to
pick up the fire hoses, rescue the wounded or frantically throw bombs and even planes
over the ship's side to prevent further tragedy.
McCain left them behind and went down to the hangar-bay level, where he briefly helped
crew members heave some bombs overboard.
After that, he went to the pilot's ready room and watched the fire on a television
monitor hooked to a camera trained on the deck."
It should be noted that the U.S. Navy never pinned blame on anyone for the fire, but given
that McCain's dad and grandfather were both 4-star admirals, and the cover-up shouldn't
come as much of a surprise.
McCain has been adamant in the past about keeping his military records sealed, information
that would be able to shed light on his personal involvement.
The Washington Post reported:
"Controversy has surrounded a series of crashes involving planes piloted by John McCain
while serving in the U.S. Navy.
In his autobiography, the Republican presidential candidate maintained that a couple of the
accidents were caused by engine failure.
But an official investigation by the Naval Aviation Safety Center makes clear that the
first accident, in March 1960, was caused exclusively by pilot error."
"During the course of his flying career with the U.S. Navy, John McCain was involved
in at least five major mishaps or crashes involving his plane.
The most dramatic incidents occurred in 1967.
He barely escaped with his life after a missile exploded aboard an aircraft carrier, the USS
Forrestal, in July of that year, killing 134 of his fellow crew members.
In October, McCain was shot down over Vietnam by a surface-to-air missile."
"Mystery has surrounded the precise circumstances of the three earlier incidents, and particularly
an accident on March 12, 1960, while McCain was still in flight school at Corpus Christi
in Texas.
The McCain campaign has either ignored or failed to respond to requests by The Washington
Post and other news organizations for the release of the candidate's full military
records, which could shed light on the accidents and the pilot's personal involvement."
"The official Navy report into the Corpus Christi accident on March 12, 1960, concludes
that the AD-6 Skyraider trainer crashed because McCain failed to "maintain an airspeed above
the stall speed."
It attributed the accident to "the preoccupation of the pilot coupled with a power setting
too low to maintain level flight."
The single-engine prop plane sank to the bottom of Corpus Christi Bay.
McCain was rescued by a helicopter after swimming to the surface."
Before this idiot dies and the asinine "tributes" about his military career ensue, let's all
remember what John McCain's legacy truly is.
Thanks to his connections to powerful military commanders, not only was his direct involvement
in the deaths of 133 of our service men buried, but then he was able to go on to become a
powerful United States senator.
And we
all know McCain's antics at the White House, that are treasonous, at best.
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