thanks so much to Richard Fowler a one lucky guy keeping it spicy today the
best i spiced it up a little bit just so you know we may have heated moments on
the couch but we deeply loved each other yeah we all.we on I'll see you again
tonight indeed Rachel camp with some people beyond the Kennedy show 8:00 p.m.
Eastern five to the west we are back on the couch at noon Eastern tomorrow and
now look who it is Melissa Francis in fur hair Fox News Alert the president
sending a tough new message on his illegal immigration policy is a top
Republican warns of a potential new migrant crisis if Congress fails to act
this is outnumbered over time I'm Melissa Francis in Port harris
faulkner new reaction from the president as the house hopes to get its version of
immigration reform across the finish line this week amid controversy over
illegal immigration policy at the border and now Texas Republican and House
Homeland Committee Chair Michael McCall warning of a new child migrant crisis if
Congress cannot come together to close loopholes in current immigration law
watch when you look at these kids down they're not been down there that's not
the first time this has happened this happened in 2014 as well Congress needs
to act to close the legal loopholes that incentivize the Coyotes to bring these
children into the United States and if we don't do that we're gonna see this
this scenario this human tragedy play out over and over again and now
president Trump wing and suggesting that some illegal immigrants be sent home
without a hearing if they are caught crossing the border the president
tweeting hiring many thousands of judges and going through a long and complicated
legal process is not the way to go we'll always be dysfunctional people must
simply be stopped at the border and told they cannot come into the US illegally
children rut back to their country White House correspondent Kevin Clark has more
from the North Lawn Kevin hi there Melissa the reunification is ongoing
about 500 families have been put back with their children's but the issue is
obviously one that will not be solved quickly let me take you to Twitter
share just a bit of what the president is saying as he continues to try to
unpack this idea of what can we do as a nation to somehow someway solve this
problem he said we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country when
somebody comes in we must immediately as you pointed out this is interesting with
no judges or court cases bring them back from where they came
our system is a mockery to good immigration policy in law and order most
children come without parents now HHS melissa has more than 10,000 children in
its care who arrived on our doorstep essentially alone many have been
separated from their parents which by the way in some rare occasions also
happened during the Obama administration now the president told TV in over the
weekend that Democrats are the problem if anything it shows how much we need
the wall but it's the Democrats fault but it wouldn't be their fault for long
if they sat down with us we can make a deal so quickly but looking like they
really want open borders and they want to really crime to pour in because you
know we have people we're doing an incredible job in terms of security
meanwhile over on Capitol Hill lawmakers continue to work toward a possible
solution Mike McCaul saying the hard work continues now more than ever I
would urge the President to continue to support the four pillars idea deal
that's my border security bill going to a merit based system and providing for a
rational doc effects that was rejected as you mentioned the conservative bill
that chairman Goodlatte and I sponsored got rejected but I did talk to the White
House yesterday they say the president's still 100% behind us still 100% behind
him but clearly there is tons of work to do don't forget we're gonna have a press
briefing this afternoon right around 3:30 with Sarah Sanders and of course
we'll have coverage for you as John Roberts steps in and a rally tonight
Melissa in South Carolina for the president should make for a very
interesting time back to you for now another busy day Kevin cork thank you
let's bring in Republican Congressman Joe Wilson of South Carolina who was
among two dozen lawmakers who went to the White House last week to hear the
pitch on immigration legislation thank you for joining us sir where does this
stand today do you feel like Republicans are going to be able to get something
done well Melissa I appreciate the president being so firm we did meet with
him last week but he's been very consistent and that is that the border
needs to be protected and I'm so grateful he's coming to my home
community tonight airport high school where my wife Roxy was a teacher so we
look forward to his message tonight I'm backing up a great governor here master
what about the immigration bill though do you think that it has a chance of
getting over the finish line there have been some that have suggested that if
you made it more simple if it was daca for the wall and tried to do things a
piece at a time that it might have a better chance of passing well actually I
have great faith in Chairman Mike McCaul chairman Bob Goodlatte they're making
every effort along with our speaker Paul Ryan every efforts being made to try to
put the votes together it needs to be addressed but at the same time I
appreciate the president's resolve to protect our borders so you want him to
stick to what he's saying but if you don't have the votes and you fail to get
something passed this isn't going to be a huge problem for Republicans and makes
it look like they can't govern well I think it means we need more Republicans
and we've seen that with Governor McMaster in South Carolina with the
Attorney General Allen Wilson my number-one son I'm really grateful that
we've worked to block sanctuary cities we need to send a message to people
coming to our country that they need to come legally we want to we'll come on
Tara country as the legal immigrants not illegal aliens but do you think it's a
convincing message going into the midterm we weren't able to get this done
we need more Republicans because the ones you have aren't good enough I mean
that seems like it's not a great cell devote errs well it what it is is we it
will be a clear contrast no Democrat vote if anything and so it's really
clear that Republicans are trying to work on trying to secure our borders and
Democrats fully are anticipating masses of new voters this has nothing to do
with sympathy for children what this is is a effort to bring in new voters to
change states around the country and a positive
messages let's enforce our borders and the president's doing that and
Republicans are voting and to establish borders protect American families well
that if that were the case wouldn't Democrats vote for the bill because then
they would make more people citizens here through the daca program and the
other things in there and then that would be more as you would say voters
for them Melissa you're dead right except for one thing
it's not 2 million more voters they're looking forward so many many millions
more than that and so the sympathy is not there this is a ruse to bring in new
voters we need to protect our borders to provide for legal opportunities for
immigration of former immigration attorney myself we've got wonderful laws
we need to enforce the laws we have yeah let me ask you because we've been
talking all morning about Sarah Sanders being asked to leave that restaurant
Maxine Waters you know telling people to really go out and kind of track down
these people in their lives I think back to that incident in 2009 where you said
something in the State of the Union President Obama you said liar I believe
it was you apologized he accepted that seems so tame by today's standards I
mean that would hardly even people would hardly even notice that in this day and
age what do you think about where we are who's responsible and how do you change
it if it needs to be changed well what we have is a first of all I apologize
immediately and it was accepted now I appreciate and it's particularly harmful
to me I went to school Washington University in Lexington Virginia I know
the people of Rockbridge County are wonderful people and so it's it's
particularly insulting but what you have is a combination of trumped arrangements
in drone and that is that they lost the election they can't get over it and so I
and also an issue that just they've just they've lost their sense of bearing and
so good people need to be involved in needs to stand firm
we actually it's hard to imagine that as Republicans and Democrats we do work
together substantially in Congress but you know that you know they say that the
president started it that he's the one that changed the tone during the
election and when he was a candidate and he certainly did campaign unlike anyone
else had ever campaign before no actually the
again it was a reflection of trumped arrangement they lost the election
they're so bitter and it's so sad to be consumed with bitterness and hatred and
sadly we've seen it but the good news is that the vast majority of Americans
don't feel that way okay congressman Wilson thanks for joining us I'll be
with you for more analysis let's bring in James Freeman he's assistant editor
of The Wall Street Journal's editorial page and a fox news contributor I hardly
know where to start at this point let's start with immigration yeah well I'm not
consumed by bitterness but is disappointing that what seems like this
obvious compromise yeah is unlikely where the president gets his wall and
you get security and an end to the chaos on the border and on the other hand you
allow good working people who've built a life in the United States to stay here
it it seems very obvious it can't be optimistic though listening
to a lot of this commentary you can't be optimistic I mean they got more votes
for the first bill than you thought there is a ton of pressure I mean I
think no matter what Republicans say about how this will just prove we need
more Republicans they have to know that it's going to if they failed to do
anything on immigration it can't help in the midterms well I think if they're if
they give up trying to solve it this year I think they do at least for
political purposes have to clarify and force votes because if the the Democrats
will not come on board I think they do at least want to get them on record
saying no to wall plus protection for the so-called dreamers who were brought
here as children at that point if they say no to the dreamers to stop Trump's
wall it shows they're unreasonable right because we already have fences we have a
border well they say it's not as simple as that but there are other things in
there that they don't agree to know they don't agree to the end chain migration
they don't agree to the Verret you know all that stuff right so I think just the
wall and dreamers is the way to put them on the spot but I think you raised what
it is the issue for the president is the wall was his signature issue he's he has
made it clear that's his priority I don't think he shouldn't get pulled into
details that that aren't critical to compromise and I think this is a special
a weird time to say we want to end all types of migration when we have a
shrinking workforce right now and employers saying they can't find workers
so let's talk about that because that's such an interesting problem there are
two reasons why we see people come into the border I mean one is their country
has collapsed they feel fair for here for their lives and so they're coming
seeking you know basically refugee status the other is Economic Opportunity
I mean isn't there a better way to address the economic opportunity if you
had the visas where the breadwinner comes over works takes the money back
home I mean there are remedies that make sense that we're not using mainly
because of labor unions I guess that's right a guest worker program where
people didn't feel like they had to take the risk on one shot to get into the
United States that as long as they were doing it lawfully and and coming to the
right check point they could go to find work in the US but but given the the
rising American economy acting as a magnet and as you said the lawlessness
in Central America now it's not Mexico it's mainly Central America I don't
think this problem is going to end soon and and I think there are some obvious
solutions we just may need to wait for 2018 for politicians to get around yeah
I mean what's the obvious solution I mean there's well I think it's first of
all you deal with that oil problem I think it's a totally legitimate effort
to say you have to have a respected credible border I don't think you need
to be a restriction is to say that that's that's a reasonable goal but I
think we also need to say immigrants by and large coming in here are here to
work and the as this network has been reporting fewer than 8% of the dreamers
have been arrested now that may sound like a lot and certainly you want to get
rid of people who are criminals but that's actually a low number compared to
the general US population here's Jay Johnson talking about one of the other
factors we were talking about driving people over the border to the US listen
without a doubt the images and the reality from 2014
just like 2018 are not pretty and so we expanded family
detention we believed it was necessary at the time I still believe it is
necessary to main a certain capability for families we can't have catch and
release so he says we can't have catch and release but it's really hard to
figure out what what what's the opposite of that you know you detain these
families indefinitely then you send them back I mean I think a lot of people
don't realize that's what's at the end of the walk yeah it's it's a tough issue
and I think this is why all of those comparisons last week to the Trump
policy to to Nazi Germany even to the US internment of japanese-americans in
World War two are so over the top out of bounds
it's it's a hard problem you can't have a border where just because you bring a
child you get to cross for free and no one's gonna check you out and figure out
who you are so so then you get to okay your your detaining families together
which is now also getting a lot of opposition on the Democratic Left if
you're saying they're gonna be released within a few days then you essentially
have an open border just kind of deferred by a few days so so I think
there there are solutions here we've been talking about more guest workers
more abilities for law-abiding people who are ready to love America and do not
present a security threat to come in but it's hard to hard to find them right now
and then yeah whereas the Homeland secretary said just report to a port of
entry right as opposed to running over the border if you have a legitimate
claim then you get in mind and maybe just advertise more in in Mexico about
places as people are coming up from Central America where they can go to
apply for asylum you don't have to get all the way to the border yeah alright
James Freeman thank you so much a new deadline for the DOJ a letter from
chairman Devin Nunez to deputy AG rod Rosen Stein giving the agency until 5:00
p.m. today to turn over documents on use of confidential sources to investigate
the Trump campaign now president Trump weighing in we have a live report just
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We present two beautiful aquatints from 1774.
according to Claude Le Lorraine's paintings,
showing the view of the port and the rural landscape.
Claude Lorrain (1600-1682) he was born as Claude Gellee,
he was called le Lorrain in France, and simply Claude in England.
He was a French painter, illustrator and etcher of the Baroque era.
Also one of the greatest figures in the history of engraving of this era.
He spent most of his life in Italy and was one of the first important artists,
who focused on developing landscape art (like the Dutch masters of the Golden Age).
His landscapes had this characteristic feature,
that they contained refined to the smallest detail small characters, inscribed in landscapes.
It can therefore be said that the figures shown are typical of the le Lorraine style.
The publisher of the engravings was John Boydell (1720-1804),
an interesting figure of the eighteenth-century British publishing world.
He specialized in the publication of engravings. It brought him, nota bene, a big financial success.
He not only moved British engraving which to his times were dominated by French production,
but also supported the development of this art in Great Britain as a patron of artists.
Extremely attractive decorations are an interesting example of the development of engraving in the eighteenth century.
And one looks at it with pleasure.
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Hey guys welcome back to my channel.
So I'm going to be heading out to New York and this is my first time ever going to the
big apple.
I am so excited.
It's been on my bucket list to want to go here forever.
Before we go ahead and get into the video please hit that subscribe button for me.
So if you're interested in seeing my adventure in New York please keep watching.
Okay guys we just got on the coach bus.
It's Friday night at around nine o'clock so we're going to be driving all the way through
and we will get to New York at probably roughly maybe six or seven a.m in the morning.
So yeah keep watching.
It's three thrity a.m and I am so tired.
This bus is so uncomfortable.
So it's seven a.m and we are at a little pitstop.
We are almost at New York.
You can talk that's fine.
I'll just edit you out.
That was the worst bus ride ever.
So uncomfortable.
Next time I'm taking the train.
I'm standing in the September eleventh museum right now and this is just absolutely unbelievable.
I can't believe I am standing here right now.
This is like it's just heartwrenching.
Okay guys so I am home from my trip.
I had such an amazing time.
I definitely want to go back because I only went for an overnight kind of bus trip so
we only had about twelve hours to kind of explore the city which is in my opinion not
a lot of time to get everything done.
You could live there and still not see everything so I definitely would like to go probably
on a train next time and then stay over for a couple of days because I definitely didn't
get to see everything I wanted to.
I was able to see the nine eleven memorial museum.
That was my ultimate goal.
I've been wanting to go there forever.
It is absolutely surreal to be standing there and seeing all the names of those people that
have passed away in such a tragic situation.
And then I think they did an absolutely beautiful job on creating a beautiful memorial for those people.
It was just so unreal to see parts of the actual foundation and it's just if you go
to New York that is a definite must.
I went on a beautiful horse and buggy ride through Central Park.
I got to take in a bit of shopping.
And I think Times Square was probably the highlight of my trip and meeting the Naked
Cowboy.
He just made my day completely.
I didn't get to see the statue of liberty.
I didn't get to go up in the freedom tower because the day we went it was pretty cloudy
so they didn't really recommend it because you wouldn't see too much anyways once you
get up to the observation deck.
I would have liked to have seen a broadway show but there wasn't enough time for that either
So for my next trip to New York if you are from the area or if you have been there please
comment down below what your favourite attraction or thing to do in New York would be.
I did get to try my New York greasy pizza which was amazing.
I didn't get to try some New York style cheesecake so next time I definitely have to do that.
So yeah please comment down below any attractions or restaurants etcetera that you would recommend.
I just want to thank you guys so much for watching.
Be sure to hit that subscribe button.
Also be sure to check more of my photos on my social media and I will put those links
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Check out some of my latest videos and I will see you guys next time.
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Welcome to Import Face Off 2017 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Check out this sweet R32 Skyline GTR.
Maziora paint never disappoints. Paired with this R32 Skyline makes it super dope.
Look at this sick Toyota Aristo.
This should have won best JDM lol
I will smash a Strong Zero any time of the year, anywhere on the planet.
Alright, we got a GTR versus a 240sx.
Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding me??
Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding me?
OH MY GAAAAAAWD
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
Dude, here's that crazy ass 240sx
What is that??
What is in here?
RB25 bro.
Dude, I saw you guys smoke that GTR, dude.
Yeah, that was Daniel right there
Dude!
That was so dope man!
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Let's Talk? | Episode 3 - Guilherme and Manuela - Duration: 11:28.
Your mother is here, so take it as an opportunity to tell your story.
It's very,
very simple.
I guess I've never had a coming out because I've never had a coming in, which is a bit strange,
I know. But my parents found out that I had a boyfriend the same way they
found out that I smoked... and other things.
One day they asked me and I said "yeah, yes I have". Now that you've asked it,
you know.
But didn't you feel fear or the need to lie and say no?
No, I cannot explain you why.
I don't think either of them was ever... you know, at times there are those type of remarks or
comments that you have heard your whole life and that your father or mother said,
or even your grandfather and grandmother.
Was Manuela the person who asked?
It was me indeed.
On Christmas Eve (laughs).
On Christmas Eve?
She takes the crown.
Why?
Was it something you thought of asking at the time or had you been thinking
about it for a while?
No, no.
I'm like João's mother. I think I've always known.
But I thought to myself "it may be that I am wrong" because it is always very funny
when it is with other pople, but when it comes to us things are a little bit different.
And sometimes I thought so, sometimes I thought not.
Later I realized that many of his friends were boyfriends, and other
friends wanted to be girlfriends and they were not, poor things.
But I think I was putting it off because I did not feel like going
there.
But at that point things started to form in such a way in my head
that I then had to be sure, and asked.
We both sat on the couch, and I asked him if he really was homosexual,
and he replied yes and said "is there a problem, mom?"
No, there's no problem at all.
And were there [problems] for you?
There were, there were ...
I realized later, much later, that the most homophobic person, without meaning to be homophobic,
was me.
Why?
Because his father knew and looked at me asking "Well then, and?"
His brother said
"Is it so? Do you think I didn't know?"
It cost me more, maybe because of my personality
Because his father doesn't really care what other people think.
He's not bothered by it and it doesn't interest him.
For me, the others were not important, but it was extremely
important for me to feel that I was not going to talk about this with anxiety, fear or shame.
I wouldn't want to ever do that.
I didn't want to hide him or talk only about my other son when people I met on the supermarket
or on the street, who knew my sons, asked me about them. This was practically
impossible for me, I did not want this to happen.
And I needed to sorted things out inside of me, and to know how I had
to deal with others.
Because parents often say, "Oh my concern is that later we don't know if
they might face discrimination". It is all very funny, but the others... they bother us more.
And we may be worried about discrimination, with what might happen, but the biggest
concern that we never talk about is the others.
We have to face others, we stop being the mother of Guilherme and João and we
become the mother of Guilherme and a homosexual son.
On the contrary, I'm sorry.
I meant mother of João.
[Leonor:] You made second a coming out (laughs).
[Guilherme:] You were not meant to say it now that we are both [homosexuals] (laughs).
We become the mother of a homosexual son.
There are even parents who say that it's not just child who has to come out of the closet.
[Manuela:] We [parents] have to do our own coming out exactly.
And there is a time when they talk to their colleagues at work, with friends, with the rest of the
family, with neighbors.
With co-workers I've never felt the need because I didn't usually speak due to the
environment I worked in.
I never spoke about it because I'm not entitled to talk about
any of their lives.
But to acquaintaces and friends who worked close to me,
with whom I spend the lunch hours, I told them.
And how did it go?
Everyone reacted very well.
But for you who were going through all these...
That's why I went to Amplos.
I'd been researching and found Amplos.
And I emailed Margarida, the president of Amplos.
I told her my story, and she invited me to go on a date.
I told her yes, that I would maybe go, but I did not go, I had to put it off.
Until there was a time when I told myself "no, I have to go
because I have to solve this".
In the meantime I cried, but only for a week, dear, because crying causes wrinkles. (laughs)
And were you aware that she was going through this process?
No, we just talked about it later.
Much later.
Much, much later.
Because it was my struggle, it had nothing to do with him. At home
we didn't have a reaction like "we will talk, we don't want you here". No, no.
And then we met João, and things went smoothly, there was no problem at all.
It was when I actually went to Amplos that I understood a number of things.
Listening to other people. I was going more or less resolved, but it really was that
empowerment that I needed to have, the relationship with others.
And I learned things that really made me very good.
What we recieve, we mirror.
If I put my head and eyes down, and I say, "because my son is...
homosexual", immediately there is someone giving me a pat on the back and saying "poor thing".
I cannot stand that.
And so I learned that I have to say this without shame, and that I don't have to be
ashamed.
Therefore, as it has happened several times when people ask me "well then,
are your children already married?"
and I say, no, one is no married yet, and the other lives with... "then you already have a daughter-in-law".
"No, I have a son-in-law" (laughs).
And the person goes "ah?"
(laughs) Sometimes, when I feel like doing it, I explain Other times, when they don't understand
I'm like "You stay there thinking about it that I will be right back".
That was essentially it.
I then stayed at Amplos because I found important the fact that I was able to
solve my issue, that it was important to help other people, because it's almost
a payoff to what they've done for me.
I didn't feel the obligation, but I thought since I could solve it, I can now show
to other people that everyone can solve it, and that I'm not super mother.
If we can do it, so can others.
Of course you cry and think 'why has this happened to me' and all that stuff.
It's all normal.
This is the process one has to go through.
It's a path.
Nor are we supposed to accept it right away, are we?
Of course. "That's so good (clapping hands). Such a huge satisfaction".
But nowadays there are
parents who have done that...
We will reach that time, and I hope to be alive to see that.
A time when you hardly need this.
We are here talking about a coming out which happened a few years ago.
Eight, nine years ago.
And so in a way we are also following these changes from a legal perspective
in the country.
This is because we usually deal with teenagers, but you,
the two of you, were aware at the time [same sex] marriage was approved, for example.
Co-adoption, adoption.
What did this, regardless of whether you are interested in marrying or not, meant
to your life all of a sudden?
Look, we've already been at two or three weddings (laughs).
I liked it a lot.
If someday we want to, we'll get married, have a wedding and
let's go (laughs).
A wedding, sure.
But it was not something that we thought about, I think for me...
Being able to go to those weddings that we went... it's not like people were depressed
because they couldn't marry, I don't think it was that.
But it's very cool to be there and witness all that joy.
It's a right.
Exactly. If you don't want to, you don't get married. But if you do want it, you have the option to do it.
Exactly.
We did not do it simply because we did not want to.
It's so good to be able to say that.
Why not have that opportunity?
I don't think I'd ever fully grasped what it meant that I could not marry.
I usually tell a very funny story, it will be quick.
Okay, I always thought Dad never put obstacles, but one thing that is very
simple, and that people can say so "but what is that..." is to enter the
day to day of the family.
We both went to the supermarket, and they were to our house for dinner and João loves olives.
And while we are shopping, my husband is on the other side of aisle and he says to me "don't forget to
to buy olives for your son-in-law!" It seems like it is a meaningless thing.
And I looked at him and laughed and replied "alright". I started to laugh and I thought "this
is normal".
This is family.
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Let's talk about your relationship with the girls and ten what you think your
relationship reach I don't interact with them very much because they actually
pick you off because they are so naughty years you spend so much time telling
them don't do this don't do that but the time has gone for the interactive in the
play which is quite sad really what we need to develop with you here is how to
bring you closer to your daughters we're gonna work on that today with all of the
girls feel confident about giving that guy yep yeah super nannies convinced
Debbie's been struggling to control the girls because they rarely get any
positive attention from her it's vital that she starts spending some one-on-one
time with each of them I'm gonna have this over to mummy because mommy's got
something very very special for the pair of you to do okay the kitchen no pattern
I have fun with this okay so here we are I see I've done I think now we should be
able to open it and get crackin are you gonna make one with your name in it get
different shapes like square stars or you can lay you in yours
Oh
I'd like to do this a lot more often with you Bethenny lots of times I might
do this before you oh I am I can't wait to marry if you continue to spend time
of Bethenny and develop the closest and interact with her in what you're teach
Bethenny is is that she'll be able to get your attention in a positive way and
not in the ways that she was getting it beforehand I can say
lovely by Molina Oh lovely but we hand back it tastes nice half back or what's
this one all below or you kissing the card it was good having that one-to-one
time and getting back down to basics of communication and interaction and it was
nice it's amazing how you miss it
you
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MICHAEL MCCAUL (R-TX) HOUSE HOMELAND SECURITY CMTE CHAIR - Duration: 15:28.
thanks so much to Richard Fowler a one lucky guy keeping it spicy today the
best i spiced it up a little bit just so you know we may have heated moments on
the couch but we deeply loved each other yeah we all.we on I'll see you again
tonight indeed Rachel camp with some people beyond the Kennedy show 8:00 p.m.
Eastern five to the west we are back on the couch at noon Eastern tomorrow and
now look who it is Melissa Francis in fur hair Fox News Alert the president
sending a tough new message on his illegal immigration policy is a top
Republican warns of a potential new migrant crisis if Congress fails to act
this is outnumbered over time I'm Melissa Francis in Port harris
faulkner new reaction from the president as the house hopes to get its version of
immigration reform across the finish line this week amid controversy over
illegal immigration policy at the border and now Texas Republican and House
Homeland Committee Chair Michael McCall warning of a new child migrant crisis if
Congress cannot come together to close loopholes in current immigration law
watch when you look at these kids down they're not been down there that's not
the first time this has happened this happened in 2014 as well Congress needs
to act to close the legal loopholes that incentivize the Coyotes to bring these
children into the United States and if we don't do that we're gonna see this
this scenario this human tragedy play out over and over again and now
president Trump wing and suggesting that some illegal immigrants be sent home
without a hearing if they are caught crossing the border the president
tweeting hiring many thousands of judges and going through a long and complicated
legal process is not the way to go we'll always be dysfunctional people must
simply be stopped at the border and told they cannot come into the US illegally
children rut back to their country White House correspondent Kevin Clark has more
from the North Lawn Kevin hi there Melissa the reunification is ongoing
about 500 families have been put back with their children's but the issue is
obviously one that will not be solved quickly let me take you to Twitter
share just a bit of what the president is saying as he continues to try to
unpack this idea of what can we do as a nation to somehow someway solve this
problem he said we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country when
somebody comes in we must immediately as you pointed out this is interesting with
no judges or court cases bring them back from where they came
our system is a mockery to good immigration policy in law and order most
children come without parents now HHS melissa has more than 10,000 children in
its care who arrived on our doorstep essentially alone many have been
separated from their parents which by the way in some rare occasions also
happened during the Obama administration now the president told TV in over the
weekend that Democrats are the problem if anything it shows how much we need
the wall but it's the Democrats fault but it wouldn't be their fault for long
if they sat down with us we can make a deal so quickly but looking like they
really want open borders and they want to really crime to pour in because you
know we have people we're doing an incredible job in terms of security
meanwhile over on Capitol Hill lawmakers continue to work toward a possible
solution Mike McCaul saying the hard work continues now more than ever I
would urge the President to continue to support the four pillars idea deal
that's my border security bill going to a merit based system and providing for a
rational doc effects that was rejected as you mentioned the conservative bill
that chairman Goodlatte and I sponsored got rejected but I did talk to the White
House yesterday they say the president's still 100% behind us still 100% behind
him but clearly there is tons of work to do don't forget we're gonna have a press
briefing this afternoon right around 3:30 with Sarah Sanders and of course
we'll have coverage for you as John Roberts steps in and a rally tonight
Melissa in South Carolina for the president should make for a very
interesting time back to you for now another busy day Kevin cork thank you
let's bring in Republican Congressman Joe Wilson of South Carolina who was
among two dozen lawmakers who went to the White House last week to hear the
pitch on immigration legislation thank you for joining us sir where does this
stand today do you feel like Republicans are going to be able to get something
done well Melissa I appreciate the president being so firm we did meet with
him last week but he's been very consistent and that is that the border
needs to be protected and I'm so grateful he's coming to my home
community tonight airport high school where my wife Roxy was a teacher so we
look forward to his message tonight I'm backing up a great governor here master
what about the immigration bill though do you think that it has a chance of
getting over the finish line there have been some that have suggested that if
you made it more simple if it was daca for the wall and tried to do things a
piece at a time that it might have a better chance of passing well actually I
have great faith in Chairman Mike McCaul chairman Bob Goodlatte they're making
every effort along with our speaker Paul Ryan every efforts being made to try to
put the votes together it needs to be addressed but at the same time I
appreciate the president's resolve to protect our borders so you want him to
stick to what he's saying but if you don't have the votes and you fail to get
something passed this isn't going to be a huge problem for Republicans and makes
it look like they can't govern well I think it means we need more Republicans
and we've seen that with Governor McMaster in South Carolina with the
Attorney General Allen Wilson my number-one son I'm really grateful that
we've worked to block sanctuary cities we need to send a message to people
coming to our country that they need to come legally we want to we'll come on
Tara country as the legal immigrants not illegal aliens but do you think it's a
convincing message going into the midterm we weren't able to get this done
we need more Republicans because the ones you have aren't good enough I mean
that seems like it's not a great cell devote errs well it what it is is we it
will be a clear contrast no Democrat vote if anything and so it's really
clear that Republicans are trying to work on trying to secure our borders and
Democrats fully are anticipating masses of new voters this has nothing to do
with sympathy for children what this is is a effort to bring in new voters to
change states around the country and a positive
messages let's enforce our borders and the president's doing that and
Republicans are voting and to establish borders protect American families well
that if that were the case wouldn't Democrats vote for the bill because then
they would make more people citizens here through the daca program and the
other things in there and then that would be more as you would say voters
for them Melissa you're dead right except for one thing
it's not 2 million more voters they're looking forward so many many millions
more than that and so the sympathy is not there this is a ruse to bring in new
voters we need to protect our borders to provide for legal opportunities for
immigration of former immigration attorney myself we've got wonderful laws
we need to enforce the laws we have yeah let me ask you because we've been
talking all morning about Sarah Sanders being asked to leave that restaurant
Maxine Waters you know telling people to really go out and kind of track down
these people in their lives I think back to that incident in 2009 where you said
something in the State of the Union President Obama you said liar I believe
it was you apologized he accepted that seems so tame by today's standards I
mean that would hardly even people would hardly even notice that in this day and
age what do you think about where we are who's responsible and how do you change
it if it needs to be changed well what we have is a first of all I apologize
immediately and it was accepted now I appreciate and it's particularly harmful
to me I went to school Washington University in Lexington Virginia I know
the people of Rockbridge County are wonderful people and so it's it's
particularly insulting but what you have is a combination of trumped arrangements
in drone and that is that they lost the election they can't get over it and so I
and also an issue that just they've just they've lost their sense of bearing and
so good people need to be involved in needs to stand firm
we actually it's hard to imagine that as Republicans and Democrats we do work
together substantially in Congress but you know that you know they say that the
president started it that he's the one that changed the tone during the
election and when he was a candidate and he certainly did campaign unlike anyone
else had ever campaign before no actually the
again it was a reflection of trumped arrangement they lost the election
they're so bitter and it's so sad to be consumed with bitterness and hatred and
sadly we've seen it but the good news is that the vast majority of Americans
don't feel that way okay congressman Wilson thanks for joining us I'll be
with you for more analysis let's bring in James Freeman he's assistant editor
of The Wall Street Journal's editorial page and a fox news contributor I hardly
know where to start at this point let's start with immigration yeah well I'm not
consumed by bitterness but is disappointing that what seems like this
obvious compromise yeah is unlikely where the president gets his wall and
you get security and an end to the chaos on the border and on the other hand you
allow good working people who've built a life in the United States to stay here
it it seems very obvious it can't be optimistic though listening
to a lot of this commentary you can't be optimistic I mean they got more votes
for the first bill than you thought there is a ton of pressure I mean I
think no matter what Republicans say about how this will just prove we need
more Republicans they have to know that it's going to if they failed to do
anything on immigration it can't help in the midterms well I think if they're if
they give up trying to solve it this year I think they do at least for
political purposes have to clarify and force votes because if the the Democrats
will not come on board I think they do at least want to get them on record
saying no to wall plus protection for the so-called dreamers who were brought
here as children at that point if they say no to the dreamers to stop Trump's
wall it shows they're unreasonable right because we already have fences we have a
border well they say it's not as simple as that but there are other things in
there that they don't agree to know they don't agree to the end chain migration
they don't agree to the Verret you know all that stuff right so I think just the
wall and dreamers is the way to put them on the spot but I think you raised what
it is the issue for the president is the wall was his signature issue he's he has
made it clear that's his priority I don't think he shouldn't get pulled into
details that that aren't critical to compromise and I think this is a special
a weird time to say we want to end all types of migration when we have a
shrinking workforce right now and employers saying they can't find workers
so let's talk about that because that's such an interesting problem there are
two reasons why we see people come into the border I mean one is their country
has collapsed they feel fair for here for their lives and so they're coming
seeking you know basically refugee status the other is Economic Opportunity
I mean isn't there a better way to address the economic opportunity if you
had the visas where the breadwinner comes over works takes the money back
home I mean there are remedies that make sense that we're not using mainly
because of labor unions I guess that's right a guest worker program where
people didn't feel like they had to take the risk on one shot to get into the
United States that as long as they were doing it lawfully and and coming to the
right check point they could go to find work in the US but but given the the
rising American economy acting as a magnet and as you said the lawlessness
in Central America now it's not Mexico it's mainly Central America I don't
think this problem is going to end soon and and I think there are some obvious
solutions we just may need to wait for 2018 for politicians to get around yeah
I mean what's the obvious solution I mean there's well I think it's first of
all you deal with that oil problem I think it's a totally legitimate effort
to say you have to have a respected credible border I don't think you need
to be a restriction is to say that that's that's a reasonable goal but I
think we also need to say immigrants by and large coming in here are here to
work and the as this network has been reporting fewer than 8% of the dreamers
have been arrested now that may sound like a lot and certainly you want to get
rid of people who are criminals but that's actually a low number compared to
the general US population here's Jay Johnson talking about one of the other
factors we were talking about driving people over the border to the US listen
without a doubt the images and the reality from 2014
just like 2018 are not pretty and so we expanded family
detention we believed it was necessary at the time I still believe it is
necessary to main a certain capability for families we can't have catch and
release so he says we can't have catch and release but it's really hard to
figure out what what what's the opposite of that you know you detain these
families indefinitely then you send them back I mean I think a lot of people
don't realize that's what's at the end of the walk yeah it's it's a tough issue
and I think this is why all of those comparisons last week to the Trump
policy to to Nazi Germany even to the US internment of japanese-americans in
World War two are so over the top out of bounds
it's it's a hard problem you can't have a border where just because you bring a
child you get to cross for free and no one's gonna check you out and figure out
who you are so so then you get to okay your your detaining families together
which is now also getting a lot of opposition on the Democratic Left if
you're saying they're gonna be released within a few days then you essentially
have an open border just kind of deferred by a few days so so I think
there there are solutions here we've been talking about more guest workers
more abilities for law-abiding people who are ready to love America and do not
present a security threat to come in but it's hard to hard to find them right now
and then yeah whereas the Homeland secretary said just report to a port of
entry right as opposed to running over the border if you have a legitimate
claim then you get in mind and maybe just advertise more in in Mexico about
places as people are coming up from Central America where they can go to
apply for asylum you don't have to get all the way to the border yeah alright
James Freeman thank you so much a new deadline for the DOJ a letter from
chairman Devin Nunez to deputy AG rod Rosen Stein giving the agency until 5:00
p.m. today to turn over documents on use of confidential sources to investigate
the Trump campaign now president Trump weighing in we have a live report just
ahead plus a new report that the Trump administration is trying to nail down
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Dwie akwatintny z 1774 r. wg obrazów Claude'a Le Lorraina: widok portu oraz krajobraz wiejski - Duration: 1:53.We present two beautiful aquatints from 1774.
according to Claude Le Lorraine's paintings,
showing the view of the port and the rural landscape.
Claude Lorrain (1600-1682) he was born as Claude Gellee,
he was called le Lorrain in France, and simply Claude in England.
He was a French painter, illustrator and etcher of the Baroque era.
Also one of the greatest figures in the history of engraving of this era.
He spent most of his life in Italy and was one of the first important artists,
who focused on developing landscape art (like the Dutch masters of the Golden Age).
His landscapes had this characteristic feature,
that they contained refined to the smallest detail small characters, inscribed in landscapes.
It can therefore be said that the figures shown are typical of the le Lorraine style.
The publisher of the engravings was John Boydell (1720-1804),
an interesting figure of the eighteenth-century British publishing world.
He specialized in the publication of engravings. It brought him, nota bene, a big financial success.
He not only moved British engraving which to his times were dominated by French production,
but also supported the development of this art in Great Britain as a patron of artists.
Extremely attractive decorations are an interesting example of the development of engraving in the eighteenth century.
And one looks at it with pleasure.
Please visit www.atticus.pl to the engraving department.
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MY FIRST TRIP TO NEW YORK CITY!! - Duration: 7:46.Hey guys welcome back to my channel.
So I'm going to be heading out to New York and this is my first time ever going to the
big apple.
I am so excited.
It's been on my bucket list to want to go here forever.
Before we go ahead and get into the video please hit that subscribe button for me.
So if you're interested in seeing my adventure in New York please keep watching.
Okay guys we just got on the coach bus.
It's Friday night at around nine o'clock so we're going to be driving all the way through
and we will get to New York at probably roughly maybe six or seven a.m in the morning.
So yeah keep watching.
It's three thrity a.m and I am so tired.
This bus is so uncomfortable.
So it's seven a.m and we are at a little pitstop.
We are almost at New York.
You can talk that's fine.
I'll just edit you out.
That was the worst bus ride ever.
So uncomfortable.
Next time I'm taking the train.
I'm standing in the September eleventh museum right now and this is just absolutely unbelievable.
I can't believe I am standing here right now.
This is like it's just heartwrenching.
Okay guys so I am home from my trip.
I had such an amazing time.
I definitely want to go back because I only went for an overnight kind of bus trip so
we only had about twelve hours to kind of explore the city which is in my opinion not
a lot of time to get everything done.
You could live there and still not see everything so I definitely would like to go probably
on a train next time and then stay over for a couple of days because I definitely didn't
get to see everything I wanted to.
I was able to see the nine eleven memorial museum.
That was my ultimate goal.
I've been wanting to go there forever.
It is absolutely surreal to be standing there and seeing all the names of those people that
have passed away in such a tragic situation.
And then I think they did an absolutely beautiful job on creating a beautiful memorial for those people.
It was just so unreal to see parts of the actual foundation and it's just if you go
to New York that is a definite must.
I went on a beautiful horse and buggy ride through Central Park.
I got to take in a bit of shopping.
And I think Times Square was probably the highlight of my trip and meeting the Naked
Cowboy.
He just made my day completely.
I didn't get to see the statue of liberty.
I didn't get to go up in the freedom tower because the day we went it was pretty cloudy
so they didn't really recommend it because you wouldn't see too much anyways once you
get up to the observation deck.
I would have liked to have seen a broadway show but there wasn't enough time for that either
So for my next trip to New York if you are from the area or if you have been there please
comment down below what your favourite attraction or thing to do in New York would be.
I did get to try my New York greasy pizza which was amazing.
I didn't get to try some New York style cheesecake so next time I definitely have to do that.
So yeah please comment down below any attractions or restaurants etcetera that you would recommend.
I just want to thank you guys so much for watching.
Be sure to hit that subscribe button.
Also be sure to check more of my photos on my social media and I will put those links
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Check out some of my latest videos and I will see you guys next time.
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GTR gets smoked at Import Face Off Las Vegas IFO 2017 - Chris Sakura - Duration: 1:57.Welcome to Import Face Off 2017 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Check out this sweet R32 Skyline GTR.
Maziora paint never disappoints. Paired with this R32 Skyline makes it super dope.
Look at this sick Toyota Aristo.
This should have won best JDM lol
I will smash a Strong Zero any time of the year, anywhere on the planet.
Alright, we got a GTR versus a 240sx.
Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding me??
Are you kidding me?
Are you kidding me?
OH MY GAAAAAAWD
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
Dude, here's that crazy ass 240sx
What is that??
What is in here?
RB25 bro.
Dude, I saw you guys smoke that GTR, dude.
Yeah, that was Daniel right there
Dude!
That was so dope man!
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Er zijn duizenden schedels en botten van het beest gevonden om z'n bestaan te bewijzen
Canis dirus was dan wel de grootste wolfachtige die ooit geleefd heeft, zo immens als hij in Game of Thrones wordt voorgesteld was hij wel niet
1,60 meter van snuit tot staart en hij woog iets van een 85 à 90 kilo. Sterker maar trager en dommer Hij was wel veel sterker dan de huidige wolf
Afgaande op z'n skelet had hij een pak meer spieren, grotere tanden, een bredere kop bijgevolg een pak meer bijtkracht
Anderzijds was hij trager wegens kortere poten en dommer: zijn hersenen waren de helft kleiner dan die van de nu bestaanden wolven
Al bij al niet het monster uit Game of Thrones. Bovendien zou Canis dirus er nooit op z'n eentje zijn uitgetrokken
Hij was een roedeldier, nog meer dan de huidige wolven. Maar wat vooral niet klopt is de habitat
Alles wijst erop dat de reuzenwolven een hekel aan de kou hadden. Ze leefden in in quasi tropische moerassen bijvoorbeeld
Er is nooit een skelet gevonden in gebieden waar we van weten dat het er destijds sneeuwde
De reuzenwolven die de makers van Game of Thrones gebruikten bij het filmen zijn Northern Inuit Dogs
Een niet-erkend ras dat ontstond in de jaren tachtig, bij pogingen om een hond te kweken die op een wolf zou lijken
In de soort zit Duitse herder, Siberische husky en een aantal Canadese sledehonden die door de Inuits worden gebruikt
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Wrestling Superstars Who Are Surprisingly Poor - Duration: 5:29.
The WWE has dominated professional wrestling since the 1980s, with legendary titans like
Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, and The Rock.
In 2017 alone, the WWE reported revenue of over $800 million.
And superstar wrestlers like Brock Lesnar can make over $12 million per year.
But only those at the very top reap the big rewards.
Many wrestlers never got a piece of the multimillion-dollar action, others lost their earnings entirely,
and some signed with much smaller franchises.
Whatever the reason, these are the wrestling stars who have been knocked out by financial
ruin.
Virgil
Michael Jones, a.k.a. Virgil, rose to fame during the golden era of WWE alongside Hulk
Hogan and Andre the Giant.
Virgil was cast most famously as the valet and bodyguard of the Million Dollar Man, Ted
DiBiase.
But in real life, post-wrestling, Jones and DiBiase had a falling-out.
According to an ESPN DiBiase interview, Jones would book an event representing both himself
and DiBiase - when he knew DiBiase couldn't attend - as a gimmick to make more money.
In his desperation for cash, Jones set up a GoFundMe in 2015 with the goal of becoming
a millionaire.
As of mid-2018, it's raised just over $1,000.
Kamala
Billed as the "Ugandan Giant," at 6'9" and over 300 pounds, James "Kamala" Harris, was
one of the literal giants of mid-'80s WWE.
But due to the rigors of his 30 year career, Harris suffered from numerous health issues.
By mid-2012, he had undergone three amputations due to complications from diabetes, leaving
him at first without feet and then without legs.
In 2014, according to Bleacher Report, Harris had self-published his life story through
a Kickstarter campaign and, at the time, was making ends meet thanks to his monthly disability
check.
Generous fans helped raise over $40,000 on a GoFundMe after the Bleacher Report article
brought attention to his plight, but the health problems haven't let up for the superstar.
He underwent surgery in 2017 that nearly killed him, according to TMZ.
"I will always be Kamala.
Ha ha ha."
Sunny
WWE Divas are a big part of the brand these days, and one of the first names to break
out in the WWE in the '90s was Sunny.
But since leaving the WWE, Sunny, whose real name is Tammy Lynn Sytch, has landed herself
in both legal and financial trouble.
Back in 2012, she was arrested five times in just four weeks, on charges that included
violating a protective order and burglary.
Then, in 2016, she signed a deal with Vivid Entertainment to release an adult video, suggesting
in an interview with TMZ that she needed the money.
"But I'm a business woman and I always look for what's best for business, what's best
for my bank account."
Sytch has also been in and out of rehab, with the WWE picking up the bill for her.
But after she criticized the treatment she was given, the WWE issued a statement saying
it would no longer fund her rehabilitation.
After three DUIs in 2015, Sytch was arrested in March 2018 on charges of contempt of court
and being a fugitive from justice.
The constant battles with substance abuse and the legal system seem to be taking a toll
on this former Diva's finances.
Tony Atlas
With a remarkable career not just in wrestling but in body building as well, Tony Atlas holds
several records and is the 1987 National Powerlifting Champion.
But he's had a heck of a string of bad luck outside of the ring.
He told The Hannibal TV, that after going through a divorce and paying his taxes, he
was on the street for over a year and a half before he got back on his feet.
"My money ran out, I had no trade.
I never did nothing.
I started wrestling when I was 20 years old so I never did nothing but wrestle."
In 2015, an Indiegogo campaign was set up to help fund a video featuring Atlas, the
proceeds of which would go to help him pay for his home which was in danger of foreclosure.
The campaign ended without meeting its goal, with Atlas still wrestling occasionally on
the independent circuit to help make ends meet.
Scott Hall
Once one of the biggest names in the WWE, Scott Hall was known in the ring as fan favorite
Razor Ramon.
But unfortunately he couldn't overcome his serious substance abuse issues.
In 2013, Hall was in such poor health that it took wrestler Diamond Dallas Page putting
together an Indiegogo campaign, and a rehab program, to save Hall's life.
At 54, Hall already had a pacemaker and needed a hip replacement he couldn't afford without
insurance.
Luckily, Page's campaign worked amazingly well, raising over $100,000, and saving Hall's
life.
"Anybody who's been around Dallas knows he's obnoxiously positive.
To the point where it's like ok, uncle, uncle."
These days, Hall looks healthy - and happy to be enjoying this next chapter.
Jake the Snake
Few names in the history of wrestling are as recognizable as Jake "The Snake" Roberts.
While Roberts was very much at the top of the heap during the meteoric rise of wrestling
in the '80s, he fell on hard times in the '90s after years of drug and alcohol abuse
finally caught up with him.
Diamond Dallas Page also intervened in Robert's life, utilizing his comprehensive rehab program,
and a successful fundraising campaign for much-needed shoulder surgery.
These days, Roberts is touring not as a wrestling star, but a speaker.
The routine, which he calls Road Stories, is half tales from his life, and half stand-up
comedy.
And it's allowing him to stay clean and make some cash - all while still entertaining his
fans.
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Trump-Supporting Business Owner Lays Off Staff, Begs Democrats To Save His Business - Duration: 3:50.
You know one of the things a lot of people like to ask us online is, "Should we have
any sympathy for people who supported Donald Trump and now find their lives in complete
shambles?"
And the answer to that question is, "I don't really know."
This past week, a new report from the New York Times came out that told the story of
an ardent Trump supporter who has now found his business absolutely destroyed because
of Donald Trump's tariffs.
This isn't just a local farmer.
This isn't a small business owner.
This actually happens to be the vice president of the largest nail manufacturing company
here in the United States, George Skarich.
Skarich was interviewed by the New York Times about Donald Trump's tariffs, especially on
steel and aluminum that are effecting his nail business.
Now he says he's had to lay off hundreds of workers, I think upwards of 500 of his own
workers, and he one hundred percent blames Donald Trump and his tariffs.
Skarich is a guy who absolutely, one hundred percent supported Donald Trump's election.
He voted for him, he got duped and now that Trump's policies are absolutely destroying
his business, he actually said that he is out there begging Democrats to come help him
out.
Specifically, he has said he is lobbying Democrat Claire McCaskill to do something about Donald
Trump's tariffs to help save his business.
Now listen, I have absolute sympathy for the 500 people or however many people have been
laid off from this company, I do.
But for a person like Skarich?
Absolutely not.
You know, I am so sick and tired of hearing these sob stories of people who voted for
Donald Trump and then when he did exactly what he said he was gonna do, they start freaking
out and say, "Oh my God!
This is gonna ruin my business, my life.
How am I going to feed my family?"
You should have thought of that before you voted for him, idiot.
It's not like people weren't out there warning you every, single day.
I mean hell, it's not like the President didn't warn you he was going to do these things.
I mean to his credit, Donald Trump has actually kept a lot of his promises.
It's just that his promises were absolutely horrible for policy here in the United States.
Did you not think he was going to follow through with it?
Because, he did and now you're screwed.
Well, I should say nailed in this case.
But nonetheless, I have no more sympathy for these people.
You put yourself in this position.
If we can help you, we'll help you.
That doesn't mean I feel sympathy for you, but I do believe that when somebody's down
on their luck they should be able to get a helping hand.
That's never gonna change, but that's the difference between Democrats and Republicans.
This guy's out there begging for somebody, a Democrat, to come save his ass after he
realized that his own voting habits and his party affiliation have absolutely destroyed
his company and destroyed the lives of up to 500 people who used to work for him.
This is gonna continue happening.
We're gonna hear more stories about this.
Now, we do have some stories right now.
Raw Story had a great one this morning talking about a farmer who's losing tons and tons
of money.
His farm is going under because of Trump's tariffs, but he still says, "If he could go
back and do it all, he'd vote for Donald Trump again even if it meant his own financial ruin."
That's why it's very hard to have any sympathy for these Trump supporters who are finding
their lives destroyed by the man that they put in office.
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Trump Hired Illegal Immigrants For $4 An Hour For Demolition Project - Duration: 3:40.
I've you've ever taken the time to look at Donald Trump's Twitter feed, then you probably
understand that Donald Trump absolutely hates undocumented immigrants here in the United
States.
But, if you go to look back at his businesses and his hiring practices, you'll actually
see quite the opposite.
Because as it turns out, Donald Trump absolutely loves undocumented immigrants when he can
pay them super cheap rates to do labor without having to give them proper training, proper
safety equipment, or anything that a regular citizen worker would require.
According to newly released court documents, back in 1980, Donald Trump hired William Kaczynski
and his group of about 200 undocumented Polish workers, for a demolition project in New York
City.
He paid these workers $4 an hour.
But the most egregious part is that he did not give them any safety equipment, did not
give them any training, and most of these workers were required to work between 12 and
16 hours per day.
Now this is 12 to 16 hours of breaking up concrete floors, ripping out electrical wires,
cutting pipes and working with asbestos fibers.
Donald Trump did not provide any kind of respirators for them, any kind of protective clothing,
goggles, hard hats, nothing.
And he paid them $4 an hour because he could, because they were undocumented workers.
Ultimately, turns out William Kaczynski, the man who kind of ran this undocumented ring,
didn't end up paying the employees, so they had to sue both Kaczynski and Donald Trump.
Trump ended up settling for ... What was it, about 1.375 million dollars that he owed these
undocumented workers, and successfully lobbied to keep these court documents sealed for more
than two decades, up until last week.
And that's when we learned what Donald Trump really thinks about undocumented immigrants
here in the United States.
He loves them, when he can take advantage of them.
When it works well for his business.
But if they're coming over here just trying to seek a better life, and maybe even a decent
wage, no.
We have to send those people back.
We have to send them back super fast, right?
But, if he thinks he can get a little bit of cheap labor out of them, then sure.
They can hang around for a while.
According to the court documents, Donald Trump claims he had no idea these were undocumented
workers.
But, according to his lawyer at the time, he had threatened these workers with deportation
through his lawyer, during the time they were working for him.
So his little argument there fell completely flat.
He knew he hired undocumented workers.
He would threaten them with deportation if he didn't feel they were working hard enough.
And, he allowed them to be exposed to deadly situations, deadly substances like asbestos,
without even giving any regard whatsoever for their safety, health or well being.
That is the man that is President of the United States, and his practices as President are
reflected in his past business practices.
That's how he views the United States, right?
All of us are expendable.
But, as long as we're working towards whatever goal it is he wants, then maybe he'll keep
us around a little bit longer.
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Jeff Sessions Sent The Liberal Resistance Running For The Hills With These Two Sentences - Duration: 3:18.
For more infomation >> Jeff Sessions Sent The Liberal Resistance Running For The Hills With These Two Sentences - Duration: 3:18. -------------------------------------------
Ranked is not Fair | Overwatch - Duration: 8:57.
Competitive Play in Overwatch is simply not fair.
That is something that a lot of you guys have said under my video covering the allegation
that Blizzard forces 50% win rates on us when playing Ranked.
Something I hinted at in that video was kind of lost in translation because a lot of people
were so focussed on calling bullshit on the fact that the matchmaker supposedly creates
fair 50% win chance matches on a regular.
Now I know that a lot of people are feeling very strongly about that subject in particular,
and Ranked in general.
When we are putting all of our effort into trying to win, ending up losing because of
something that is outside of our control is beyond frustrating.
And you know- You're not completely wrong when you're saying that Ranked in Overwatch
is not fair.
But perhaps not for the reasons that you thought.
In the previously referenced video, we talked about the slight SR modifiers that are in
place granting you favorable or unfavorable SR gains and losses when certain criteria
are met.
According to the developers, if your chance to win is above 50%, you gain less SR, and
if it is under 50%, you gain more SR when ending up victorious.
And that should make sense to all of us considering the fact that winning a game against stronger
opponents makes a case for you being a player that deserves to be higher in rating.
And if you prove that by consistently performing above your peers, the SR system will grant
you more SR to get you closer to your true skill.
What you have rightfully criticized about that principle is that the devs make it sound
like these 50% win chance matches happen more often than they really do.
Again, we have talked about the difference between win chance and win rate in the previous
video, but the playerbase is convinced that these fair matches giving everyone a 50% win
chance don't actually occur anywhere near often enough.
And that's what I want to talk about today.
How and why is Ranked in Overwatch not fair?
For the purpose of open discussion in this video, I need to ask you guys to throw away
the idea that an "ELO Hell" exists- Not because I want you to agree with me, but because
if we surrender to that principle, this entire discussion is going to be stopped dead in
its tracks based on anecdotes and personal feelings.
At the end of this video, I am not necessarily expecting you to agree with my assessment.
Not at all.
I just want you to start considering things you may have overlooked up until now.
So our problem with the competitive ladder in Overwatch is not the lack of opportunities
to rank up.
It is the inevitability of losses in games where we are performing as well as we can.
If we take what the developers have said at face value and believe that the majority of
our playerbase is sitting around a 50% win rate, then that suggests that the matchmaker
is indeed putting these 50% win chance matches in front of us on a regular.
But in practise, this is not at all what is happening.
Even when statistically, we are starting a match with a 50% chance to win, which for
all intents and purposes should make for a perfectly balanced match of competitive, the
reasons we end up losing for have nothing to do with any of these statistics.
Think back to your last few sessions of competitive play- Why did you lose your matches?
Was it because you were outplayed?
Outclassed?
Outskilled?
Did you feel like you had a fair chance to win at any point in time throughout that match?
According to many voices in our community- No, that is not at all the case.
The inevitability of losses comes from factors the matchmaker doesn't seem to take into
consideration.
For example, hero choice, willingness to cooperate or even just accessibility to communication
tools.
The fact that they allow somebody to participate in Competitive Play when they have been muted
for repeated offenses of harassment is an outright joke.
Even Heroes of The Storm understands that a player that is unable to communicate is
a liability to any team and they don't allow these players to participate on Ladder until
their punishment has expired.
To get back to the other factors we listed- Let's take another example.
Somebody who displays a sufficient level of proficiency when playing Junkrat for example
is more likely to underperform on maps that feature open spaces.
I'd be hard pressed to believe that the matchmaker considers hero pick and win rates
for specific maps before throwing players into a match, and I think many of you would
agree.
How often did you think to yourself, "Oh no, this guy is maining hero XYZ and we're
playing Map so and so, we're already at a disadvantage."
Objectively, that is exactly what's happening.
You can be as good as you want on whatever hero, but if the map you play on puts your
hero of choice at a distinct disadvantage, then this 50% chance to win will be skewed
against you.
But if you still end up winning it, the game is not going to treat that match as though
you were the underdog, even if you were at a disadvantage.
Because on paper, in the grand scheme of things, considering their average performance for
this entire Season, that player is deemed equal in skill to you and everyone else who
is participating.
At the end of the day, the disadvantage that your team was put into is not something enforced
by the matchmaker and its choice of players- It's the player itself that decided to do
something that puts their team at a disadvantage.
I think you get where I'm going with this.
Even when the matchmaker does a good job of putting 50% win chance matches in front of
us, individual players themselves, time and time again, decide to put their team at a
disadvantage by making specific choices, including deciding to not cooperate, playing heroes
that don't make sense given the map you are playing or outright refusing to communicate.
If you are then playing against a team that does all these things- Cooperating, communicating
and playing heroes that make sense; Then you are at a disadvantage that the matchmaker
can not take into consideration.
What I want to say with this is not that ELO Hell exists and everyone sits at Ranks that
they're not supposed to be in.
Because what the Developers are seemingly banking on here is that all of this eventually
balances itself out.
Yes, that Doomfist One Trick might not be very useful in your game because you play
on a map that makes it very difficult to make him work, but if that player participates
in enough matches, then they are eventually going to have played enough games on enough
maps to have established an average performance that the matchmaker takes into consideration.
That can very well mean that they play like an absolute god on some maps, and like a boosted
pleb on others.
And that is true for pretty much all of us.
We all have heroes we're better at than others and we all have maps that we do better
or worse on.
Sometimes we do really well, and other times we simply don't.
But if we all play enough ranked matches, we will eventually have established an average
performance that puts us into a certain rating that is comparable to others of our skill.
And I believe that this is why most of us are sitting around 50% win rates.
Yes, it balances itself out if we play enough, but that doesn't make the matches themselves
fair.
As someone who records his own gameplay- I can tell you that there are tons of matches
where I win because somebody on the enemy team is feeding their brains out, and I lose
a lot because the same thing happens with somebody on my team.
Most of the matches we participate in don't feel like fair and square 50% win chance matches,
because they're not 50% win chance matches relative to each individual match up.
These kinds of inconsistencies are something I have covered in my video titled, "My biggest
Problem with Overwatch" so if you are interested in hearing more about that, feel free to check
out that video.
But bottom line is that- We are all good at different things.
We are all specialists in our own right.
None of us are gods on every hero playing on every map with any line up that our team
decides to run- There are so many different factors that have to be taken into consideration
when talking about objectively fair matches, that I can't blame the matchmaker for not
including it.
I mean, how would it?
It is putting 50% win chance matches in front of us while considering our average performance,
but most of the things that make these matches unfair in the end are problems that individual
players impose on themselves and their team.
Like a lack of flexibility, cooperation or expertise.
Overwatch is simply way too diverse to make that possible, if you ask me at least.
But you know what I find funny?
That people are calling me a Blizzard Shill excusing things that they hate when watching
videos of mine where I try to explain something to the best of my capability.
Mostly community misconceptions.
I mean, if you watched any number of my videos, you'll know damn well that I have ruined
any chance for myself to ever get in contact with Blizzard.
I criticize this game for a lot of things because I want it to improve, rather than
going the opposite direction.
But first and foremost, I want our community to be more open minded.
A lot of us are so hung up on believing that we're right that we don't even consider
the possibility of us having misunderstood something.
And when it comes to the allegation that the game forces a 50% win rate on us, or even
the assumption that the matchmaker is inherently broken- I believe that things are not as simple
as most people make it out to be.
Yes, I curse the matchmaker myself all the time, I mean just the other day I felt like
they kept giving me the worst players imaginable while playing against absolute tryhards, but
that's just what happens thanks to a lack of cohesion in game design.
At least that is my belief.
I'm being told that I'm wrong on a daily in the comment section because I, too, am
just human.
And I learn things from you guys all the time.
Not everything I say is necessarily factually correct since I'm not a developer or anything,
but at the end of the day, I just try to get people to hold open discussions about things
that are more complicated than "this is broken and I hate it".
And I wanna thank you all for coming along on the ride.
But this is me done for the day as I talk about why I believe Ranked is not fair in
Overwatch.
As always my friends, leave all of your thoughts and opinions on the subject in question down
in the comment section below.
But until then, thank you everybody so much for watching, don't forget to drop me a
like on your way out if you enjoyed the video, subscribe if you wanna see more, and maybe
share this video with a friend you think would find it interesting.
Thanks again for watching, and I hope to see you all next time.
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Woman With Legal Custody Of Her Sister's Kids Says Nobody Will Ever Convince Her To Give Them Back - Duration: 3:22.
For more infomation >> Woman With Legal Custody Of Her Sister's Kids Says Nobody Will Ever Convince Her To Give Them Back - Duration: 3:22. -------------------------------------------
Hidden Figuras: Sylvia Rivera - Duration: 3:28.
(computer beeping)
- [Narrator] She put the T in LGBTQIA,
yet most people don't know who she is.
Long before transgender people broke into mainstream media,
there was an iconic transactivist
who challenged everything and everyone,
society,
police officers,
even members of her own community.
- Y'all better quiet down!
- [Narrator] Her name was Sylvia Rivera.
(shutter clicks)
- [Sylvia] I was born July 2nd, 1951,
at 2:30 in the morning in a taxi cab
(baby crying)
in the old Lincoln Hospital parking lot.
- [Narrator] Born to Venezuelan and Puerto Rican parents,
Sylvia ended up in the care of her grandmother
at the age of three.
- [Sylvia] My grandmother used to come home
and find me all dressed up.
I'd get my ass whipped, of course, you know.
Well, we don't do this.
You're one of the boys.
I want you to be a mechanic.
I said, no but I wanna be a hairdresser
and I wanna wear these clothes.
- [Narrator] But Sylvia would not be discouraged.
She walked into the fourth grade wearing make-up
at a time when the word transgender didn't even exist.
- [Sylvia] You've got to be who you are.
- [Narrator] Unwilling to change who she was,
Rivera struck out on her own in 1961
at the age of ten.
During this time, the Civil Rights movement took off,
along with the peace movement and second-wave feminism.
But while all of these movements eventually
entered the mainstream,
the Transgender Rights Movement remained on the fringe,
even within the gay community.
Sylvia struggled with homelessness and drug addiction
and like many runaways and queer youth did at the time,
she became a sex worker in order to survive.
- [Sylvia] The first time that I got arrested,
I was like, I'm going where? (laughing)
- [Interviewer] What had you done?
- [Sylvia] Every time that I used to go in front of a judge,
upper-head female impersonation.
- [Interviewer] That was the charge?
- [Sylvia] Yeah.
- [Interviewer] Upper-head female impersonation?
- [Narrator] In 1969, Rivera took part
in the Stonewall Inn Riots
and claimed to have thrown one of the first bottles.
(glass shattering)
Looking back on that night,
Rivera saw the moment as a turning point.
- [Sylvia] (fingers snap) Everything clicked.
We're gonna go for it.
- [Narrator] The riots would inspire the organization
of the gay rights movement that soon followed.
But, despite progress,
Sylvia felt that the movement
was not inclusive of the trans community,
of poor people, or people of color.
Sylvia forced her way to the stage in 1973
at a rally honoring patrons of the Stonewall Riots,
and was booed.
(audience booing)
- [Sylvia] You all tell me, go
and hide my tail between my legs.
I will no longer put up with this shit.
I have been beaten.
I have had my nose broken.
I have been thrown in jail.
I have lost my job.
I have lost my apartment, for gay liberation,
and you all treat me this way?
What the fuck's wrong with you all?
Think about that!
- [Narrator] In 1970, Sylvia and her best friend
Marsha P, Johnson founded S.T.A.R.,
Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries.
A shelter and services center
for homeless queer youth of color.
Sylvia and Marsha used the money they made
as sex workers to keep the house running.
But eventually, the building was sold
and S.T.A.R. never found a new home.
Rivera struggled with homelessness
and addiction for the rest of her life.
She died of cancer in 2002,
but her struggles were not in vain.
Her fight continues with the Sylvia Rivera Law Project,
a non-profit that works to ensure
the self-expression of all people.
Her legacy is the modern LGBTQIA Movement.
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Trump Just Announced Huge New Rule For Illegals Effective Now - Duration: 5:25.
Trump
Just Announced Huge New Rule For Illegals Effective Now – They're NOT Going To Like
It.
Illegal immigration is a crisis in America and it continues to be a hot-button issue,
as the mainstream media fans the flames with rhetoric and fake news.
It is an open door for drugs, criminals, and potential terrorists that mean harm to enter
the country.
It is a significant strain on resources and the economy, while it adds significant costs
to our judicial, healthcare, and education systems.
We have people waiting to come here legally, and we should not be rewarding people who
have come here illegally.
Many have noted the similarities between the United States and the Roman Empire.
It should be noted the Goth or Barbarian attacks on Rome partially stemmed from a mass migration,
caused by the Huns invasion of Europe in the late fourth century.
The Goths had descended to ward Roman territory looking for shelter.
The mismanagement of Goth refugees started a chain of events that led to the collapse
of one of the biggest political and military powers humankind has ever known in the defeat
at Adrianople.
What was arguably the most important defeat in the history of the Roman empire had roots
in something else: a refugee crisis.
President Donald Trump took to Twitter late Sunday evening in an effort to address this
crisis, sending out a series of tweets calling for illegal aliens who "invade" the United
States to be immediately deported back to their country of origin "with no Judges
or Court Cases."
He added that the U.S. immigration system is "laughed at all over the world" and
is "very unfair" to individuals using legal avenues to gain entry.
President Trump tweeted –
"We cannot allow all of these people to invade our Country.
When somebody comes in, we must immediately, with no Judges or Court Cases, bring them
back from where they came.
Our system is a mockery to good immigration policy and Law and Order.
Most children come without parents…"
He continued in a second tweet a few minutes later, stating – "….Our Immigration
policy, laughed at all over the world, is very unfair to all of those people who have
gone through the system legally and are waiting on line for years!
Immigration must be based on merit – we need people who will help to Make America
Great Again!"
Many note that while in line with fulfilling his campaign promises, President Trump's
comments are sure to dump jet fuel on the bonfire of controversy created by the mainstream
media and Washington establishment in an effort to distract from the utter corruption revealed
in the recent Inspector General's report.
The controversy began over separated illegal migrant families at the southern U.S. border,
after pictures of children in cages began to circulate via social media, which the left
attributed to Trump's new "zero tolerance" policy of enforcing Clinton, Bush, and Obama-era
immigration laws.
Claims are already being made that President Trump's tweets are a flat rejection of any
right to seek asylum in the United States.
Mercedes Schlapp, White House Director of Strategic Communications, firmly rejects that
notion, stating – "As we have said multiple times before, the administration does NOT
prosecute those who seek asylum at our Ports of Entry."
Others have brought up the fact that there are 9 U.S. consulates in Mexico where Asylum
seekers can legally apply to be in the United States.
They can also start the process of legal citizenship and are significantly less likely to be k****d,
r***d, robbed or separated from their families like most are by cartels and traffickers when
trying to cross into the United States illegally.
Yet despite the reality of the fact that the so-called "caged children" happened under
the Obama administration who is noted to have routinely separated illegal migrant families
and is currently being sued for keeping children in brutal conditions, and despite the fact
that Time Magazine tried to pass off a fake picture of a "separated migrant child"
(who was never separated from her mother) in a concerted effort to propagandize the
Trump administration's immigration policy, which even noted #fakenews purveyor CNN called
them out on, President Trump's Sunday tweets will undoubtedly give the mainstream media
plenty of hysterical headline fodder for the next week.
Rather than report on the ACTUAL news and meaningful analysis on last week's Congressional
testimony by Michael Horowitz, where we learned that the FBI may have tampered with evidence
in the Mike Flynn investigation, or that Peter Strzok has been subpoenaed, or the fact that
James Comey skipped out of Congressional testimony last week, and may be subpoenaed along with
former AG Loretta Lynch, what passes for news whips itself and the easily manipulated into
a frenzy over the manufactured crisis of the week.
Meanwhile, the House is expected to vote on House Speaker Paul Ryan's amnesty bill later
this week.
Rep. Bob Goodlatte's (R-VA) immigration reform legislation —"Securing America's
Future Act," — was shot down on Thursday, with a vote tally of 193-231.
Not a single Democrats voted for the bill, while 41 Republicans voted "yes."
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Why Aren't You Watching the World Cup? - Duration: 2:19.
If you're not watching the World Cup— why not?
Everybody else is.
Literally. 3.2 billion people—
almost half the world's population tuned in the last time around,
and it's sure to be more this time.
I'm Noah Feldman. This is The Method,
where I break down hard questions into the ideas and values behind them.
Start with the possibility that you're an American
who has no interest whatsoever in soccer at all, to say nothing
of the World Cup itself. According to that view,
Americans have no dog in this fight. We don't even call
the sport—which everyone else calls football—by the same name
as everybody else calls it. We've got basketball.
We've got baseball. We've got football.
And there's the Olympics if you want to throw in a little bit of internationalism.
But ultimately, why watch a sport that you don't really understand?
That doesn't make a lot of sense. And where—let's be honest—
not very many goals are scored.
It's just not the American way.
The core value here is watch the sports you like,
and if you don't have a feeling for soccer,
it's stupid to watch the World Cup.
On the other hand, consider the fact
that there's a connection between all of those 3.2 billion people
when they watch the World Cup.
There is no other comparable event on Earth that draws
that many people, with that much intensity, who care that deeply
about the events that are taking place. It's fun. It's joyful.
It's a way for connecting. And it matters tremendously
to fans of football—which they call real football—
everywhere else in the entire world.
To avoid involvement in that,
because you just kind of don't like the sport,
it's saying a big no to the whole human family,
almost all of which thinks that there's something beautiful
and simple about a game that can be played with just one ball and
your feet. According to this view, sports bring us
together into the human community, and if you walk away
from the most appealing sport on Earth, you're just a big
naysayer. You should know who Cristiano Ronaldo is.
You should know the name Lionel Messi, and above all
you should know the name Mohamed Salah.
So do you think you have every right to ignore sports you find boring,
or do you think it's worth learning just a little bit
in order to share with the rest of the family of humanity?
Make your choice, and you'll know who you are.
What do you think? Let us know in the comments,
and by all means, tell us if you have
questions or ideas for future episodes.
Thanks for watching.
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BTS - Speaking Different Languages (Russian, Portuguese, Indonesian...) - Duration: 30:09.
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Supernanny | Mom's First Playtime With Kids - Duration: 3:09.Let's talk about your relationship with the girls and ten what you think your
relationship reach I don't interact with them very much because they actually
pick you off because they are so naughty years you spend so much time telling
them don't do this don't do that but the time has gone for the interactive in the
play which is quite sad really what we need to develop with you here is how to
bring you closer to your daughters we're gonna work on that today with all of the
girls feel confident about giving that guy yep yeah super nannies convinced
Debbie's been struggling to control the girls because they rarely get any
positive attention from her it's vital that she starts spending some one-on-one
time with each of them I'm gonna have this over to mummy because mommy's got
something very very special for the pair of you to do okay the kitchen no pattern
I have fun with this okay so here we are I see I've done I think now we should be
able to open it and get crackin are you gonna make one with your name in it get
different shapes like square stars or you can lay you in yours
Oh
I'd like to do this a lot more often with you Bethenny lots of times I might
do this before you oh I am I can't wait to marry if you continue to spend time
of Bethenny and develop the closest and interact with her in what you're teach
Bethenny is is that she'll be able to get your attention in a positive way and
not in the ways that she was getting it beforehand I can say
lovely by Molina Oh lovely but we hand back it tastes nice half back or what's
this one all below or you kissing the card it was good having that one-to-one
time and getting back down to basics of communication and interaction and it was
nice it's amazing how you miss it
you
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