Monday, July 2, 2018

Youtube daily report w Jul 2 2018

I think you always have a sense of what you are, People often say they have no concept,

for example a teenager has no concept, has no notion of what is, what

if it is from a very small age because has to do with the education they give you, what

that they tell you and you see yourself in other people.

And in my case, she it was my cousin and when you have that shock when I see that everything is

upside down, it was when I went to school, because at home we end up not having great

references, is and is not, but then You get to school and have that separation.

When someone speaks, people soon associate that to a person, "there she feels because

she was playing around with the doll," not only, not only, it is because you feel, you feel that you belong to a

place that does not identify you and you identify what you are in other people and you do not have

opportunity to be what you are.

This is frustrating for a child.

You feel that, and the jokes too, therefore the separation of boys and girls

and there is soon discrimination in children because you're only close to the girls, not

close to the boys

But you have been living like this for many years, because only when it reaches adulthood does it ...

I had an education a little more, my mother a little, maybe afraid of reprisals

that she could suffer from my father.

Until a certain age, I felt that there has been here so much

judgment from my mother, But maybe if my father was closer

other type of behavior but on the other side, a boy has to be a boy

Yes, but my father never had openness and then the psychologists, the

society with the rest of the family, "man-up "and you end up internalizing that and you try to be a man

as a teenager he still have a double life, my mother leaves

I stayed at home alone and there I dressed in her clothes with the clothes

of my grandmother and it was a party.

But at the same time, you have the devil and you have ... the angel, do not do this, you are a man,

accept yourself as such and I do not know what ...

And then you get to a part of your life that is, in the beginning of adulthood

... in which there is such frustration and it begins my homophobia, my transphobia, being

a homosexual man.

I did not accept that men were more effeminate just like the baggage of that I received

throughout "make yourself a man", "men are like this"," women are like that "and so on and so forth...

And there was a certain time already in the of my twenties entering thirties in which

if I was quiet, nothing would denounce me and because then it was such a frustration

too big I did not want to be effeminate and I do not know what....

And all these ...

And then at 38 I did it

Because?

If there was so much homophobia and transphobia internalized, which began to break this

barrier?

I needed to be alone and over 2012, I went to live to Germany and at the end of 4 months

I saw myself in an psychological institute, psychiatric by the way, closed

and obliged to sign a term of responsibility that I could not leave because I thought too much

in suicide, only I never talked about the matter, what have I been there?

I was there around were 5 months and after those times of appointments and so forth, I continued without speaking

because I never thought it necessary do something here, I've never seen myself as

woman, I mean I saw myself as a woman. But it was preposterous, it was a totally

unthinkable.

The doctor put me in another hospital, in another clinic and tells me: "If you do not accept yourself,

then you die! "

But accept me in what?

I never talked about this topic and it started to speak, very subtly, and I did not even realize it

and he began to say, "You have to accept yourself, because if you do not die, you

kill yourself, "

What do I do? What am I going to say?

Where do I go?

I had my first consultation with my family doctor who makes an internal request,

that an internal request is now made, and I've been waiting since January, we're in March

April

And I'm still waiting but I'm be followed by a private clinic, I also

I have no possibility of making the payment, As I can, I'll pay for the appointments

I was unbalanced and now it's starting. to balance and, while it's balancing or not,

people become very fragile.

I think I'm better but I think there are a very big gap because "Take it!"

and then not a psychological accompaniment, there is nothing and the National Health System

It has to work better, in my view.

How was the first time you went out? the street dressed up and dressed as a woman?

It was thus one thing (laughs)

happiness mixed with agony.

I started slowly, I put only the base and a little mascara very discreet brown eyes and then

I started, I got to the point of "Now I want to be me, now there is no going back ", then

the people "but take it easy", I do not have, do not I want to be calm, leave me alone, then

dress up like this and not seen that, look, do not make-up so

And then it was the way around, I walked away, people got away from me a lot but the

others that started to give me a lot, to criticize me because "you are the age you have, you can not

make-up like that and you can not wear clothes like this " and so forth ... and I said then leave me alone,

I want to live it all now, do not I?

It is now that it is experiencing everything, it was 38 years but was not 20, could be in the beginning

At first, I wanted to try everything.

But, for example, I really go outside without makeup.

I still can not, because I still have a beard, I'm still doing the laser, unfortunately

hormonal treatment does not completely annihilate the hair of the beard.

I'm doing it slowly, I have friends of mine. that make me two friends who are paying

for the laser treatment and this is incredible because people normally don't...

We live this way, we are friends, but it's not like this.

When she told me she was starting to go out dressed, I almost

panicked because he was afraid of the prejudice and he was afraid that they would do her harm.

I didn't expect that at that age, with the age she was at the time, what happened that

but then I know it, it's a way to be happy, if you're happy, that's okay,

but, for my sake, I was terrified that I even warned her "do not go out much at night,

you pay attention to the the places where you go to because we we know that there are people who do not accept and

are capable of doing evil "and this is what I was afraid.

My fear, I still have, I still have.

And then it's him and her, he was there in the feminine and in the masculine.

You had to train a lot.

Because it was Miguel and then, suddenly, "Miguel," then "Angela,"

"Miguel "," Angela ".

I told my brothers and then slowly has gone, I have been saying, why do I still say it

to people.

Because I'm talking and saying "my daughter" and people stay like that.

"Yes, I have a daughter now" because she's trans, but it's my daughter,

People sometimes they choke but oh well.

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Talking Mannequin Prank - Random Acts - Duration: 4:53.

[twangy country music]

Emilie: I feel like I could get lost in those lifeless eyes.

Will: Your hair is so shiny and plastic.

I feel like giving out some compliments.

Maybe even a gift or two.

♪♪

Will (as mannequin): Can I pay you guys

a genuine compliment?

Oh, don't walk away from us.

Emilie: (as mannequin): Come on back.

Will (as mannequin): Can I pay you a sincere compliment?

Yeah, you right there.

Emilie: Is the "t" on your shirt for "terrific"?

'Cause that's what you are.

Will: Ma'am?

Ma'am?

Emilie: Well, hey there, sir.

I'm just sitting here staring at you

and you are so handsome.

Really? [laughs]

Emilie: Come closer!

Let me give you more compliments.

Will: He's an absolute gentleman.

Well, here they are, my favorite customers of the day.

And beautiful.

[laughs]

Emilie: I sure wish I was your shoes

so I could walk around with you all day.

Man 1: Isn't that sweet?

Will: Your eyes remind me of the ocean and I'm lost at sea.

[woman laughs]

Will: I must still be sleeping because you are like a dream,

young lady!

[laughs]

Emilie: All I want to do is give you some compliments.

[laughs]

Will: Yeah, can we pay you guys some genuine compliments

right now?

Yeah.

Will: I don't think anybody else can pull off that hat,

but you make it look good, sir.

[laughs]

Emilie: If I was not propped up on this stand,

I would be falling for you.

[laughs]

You guys are awesome.

Emilie: I think we need to amp things up.

If they do something for us,

we may have a little gift for 'em.

Giddy-up.

Will: We actually have Mason downstairs right now

finding out peoples' names and where they're from.

This is going to be so much fun.

Mason: We have Vicki heading upstairs right now.

Will (as mannequin): Can I ask you a question, Vicki?

Yeah, I'm talking to you, Vicki.

You're from Minnesota, aren't you?

[laughs]

Will: Let me ask you a question, Vicki.

Are you a magician?

No.

Will: Because when I see you, everyone else just disappears.

I mean, you are beautiful.

You are funny.

I thought these were people when I first came up here.

Will: How do you know we're not people?

Holy cow!

Emilie: Welcome to the second floor, Pat.

How ya doin'?

Will: Hey, Mikita.

How's it going?

All the way from Chicago, huh?

How you ladies doing?

Mason: There's a Richard.

Emilie: Richard, can you do me a favor?

Yes, ma'am.

Emilie: Could you roll up my sleeve?

'Cause I'm a little sloppy this morning.

Oh, yeah, you are.

Emilie: Thank you so much.

Can you ladies do me a quick favor?

Can you do up my top button, please?

It's a little cold in here.

[laughs]

I don't know about this.

Will: I was wondering if you could do me a favor.

Could you do me a favor real quick?

[laughter]

Will: Look, I can't see anything.

My hat is, like, tilted down over my--

Oh, thank you so much.

My goodness!

Emilie: Pat, would you mind scratching my nose?

I've been standing here for so long,

it feels like an eternity.

Oh, thank you, Pat.

Will: Go ahead and shake my hand.

Emilie: Just don't break his arm.

Will: I haven't had a kiss on the cheek

in a very long time.

[laughs]

Emilie: 'Cause I refuse to.

Will: Oh, that was so sweet!

Can you do us a favor real quick?

Oh my goodness.

These people are talking to me.

Will: I have a gift for you.

Can I give you a gift?

Sure.

All it's going to cost is a little kiss on the cheek.

I have to kiss a mannequin.

Will: Just give me a little kiss on the cheek.

[laughs]

Is it going to, like, turn or do something weird?

Ah!

I can't even reach his cheek.

I can't reach him!

I'm just going to lay on you.

Will: Oh, that's just as good.

Nice little hug.

This feels real nice.

Emilie: He hasn't been embraced for years.

This is the most fun I've had all day.

Will: Down in my left boot,

I want you to look for a little envelope.

I got a little present for you.

Come back over here and let me give you this gift, Mikita.

[both laugh]

Will: Inside my left boot.

Oh, there it is!

Oh my goodness.

Let's see what you got.

"Random Acts."

Will: "Random Acts."

You are on a show called "Random Acts."

We just wanted to give you a little treat there.

Thank you for being such a good sport!

Are you for real?

What?

Is this real?

Man 1: Yeah.

Should I put it back?

Will: It's not fake.

That's illegal and a federal offense.

[laughs]

Thank you!

Woo-hoo!

Will: Can I get another "woo woo"?

Woo-woo!

[laughs]

Thank you!

Emilie: You are so welcome.

You are such a good sport.

What's happening?

Are you for real?

Well, we are.

We're for real.

They're not.

Woman 1: This is so weird.

Hi, how you guys doing?

Emilie: You know, Richard,

you might be on a TV show right now.

You're on a show called "Random Acts."

It's a hidden camera show.

We just like to put a smile--

[laughter]

Will: Put a smile on people's faces.

You guys totally made my whole experience in Nashville!

This is so amazing.

Thank you!

Thank you.

Oh!

Will: Well, that was a lot of fun,

but now it's time to move on down the road.

Let's go, partner!

Whoo!

If you liked that Random Act,

you should definitely subscribe to the channel.

For every moment that you don't, you are tearing us apart.

[laughing]

We don't want to hear that you manne-can't,

because we know you manne-can.

Come on, give us a hand.

Don't be a dummy.

Da, da, da, da, da, da, da.

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Low Skill Heroes | Overwatch - Duration: 8:32.

The bane of every competitive player in Overwatch is to get logged, spammed or otherwise randomly

sent back to spawn.

And chances are that even some of you guys who don't compete on ladder sometimes get

tired of losing to what is widely considered to be a low skill hero.

And in Overwatch, at least if the community was to believed, we have those kinds of heroes

aplenty.

Ever since Brigitte was introduced to Competitive Play in Season 10, the discussion surrounding

Low Skill Heroes has been gaining popularity.

And that for good reason.

Even heroes that were previously not considered Low Skill have gotten a bit of a bad reputation

in the meta that crystalized throughout Season 10.

I mean, the way a lot of Teamfights were won came down to spamming down tanks until you

get your ultimates to then just hit Q and watch the dragons devour the entirety of the

enemy team in a graviton surge.

As much as spamming down tanks for ultimate charge isn't the most impressive display

of skill in this game- My plan for today's video is not to convince you that certain

heroes that have a bad reputation take skill after all.

If you firmly believe that some heroes don't take skill, then no amount of babbling is

gonna convince you of the contrary.

What I want to do instead is show you the other side of the coin.

I want to talk about some of those heroes who are labeled "low skill" and show you

their place in the game.

Do they really need to exist?

And what would happen if they didn't?

Now without wasting any more time- Let's get right into it.

I think when talking about Low Skill Heroes, Junkrat often comes to mind first in many

discussions.

And the reasons for that should be rather obvious.

To say that Junkrat needs prediction skills would be a bit of a stretch relative to how

many players approach this hero's utility.

Naturally, what makes him so strong is his ability to deny entry through choke points.

Area of Denial in its finest.

And for that purpose, spamming into the general direction of the enemy team is usually good

enough.

I don't think most people would argue against the general idea that mastering a hero is

a very different beast compared to simply getting value out of them.

That's why we talk about skill floors and skill ceilings.

How easily can I make this hero work, and how much pure skill can I put into them to

end up distinguishing myself from other players who are not as good as me.

In the case of Junkrat- Yeah, I dare say that the skill floor is rather low.

And the ceiling isn't..

That high either.

But Junkrat fills a very important role in Overwatch, which is that of, yes again, Area

of Denial.

AoD is considered as much of a meme as Zoning Ultimates are, even though both of these things

are actually very inherent to this game in a competitive environment.

But there are a few reasons why Junkrat is such an annoying hero to deal with.

For one, yes of course it is aggravating to lose to somebody when it feels like they killed

you in an unskillful fashion.

But another problem is that Junkrat punishes very obvious mistakes very quickly.

If you dare run in front of your tanks or if your team is indecisive in its engagements,

then a hero like Junkrat is there to shred you to bits.

Nobody likes to admit to their faults, but many players hate it when their mistakes are

taken advantage of.

Which is also in part why Dive Comps have such a bad reputation.

It is by far the best composition to punish players who are out of position.

Now, if you already consider what Junkrat is good at and how he takes advantage of your

mistakes, you might already see him in a bit of a different light.

Try to avoid choke points, make sure you don't run in front of your tanks etc.

But now also consider what Overwatch would look like if Junkrat wasn't in the game.

Anyone remember the "Slambulance" Composition from a few Season ago?

You know, Quad Tank, Moira-Lucio?

Junkrat was really the only effective counter against that composition.

And it's for reasons like that why I believe that Junkrat is a necessary evil in this game.

You can't rely on Reaper to diffuse tank heavy compositions because of his range limitations.

And you can't rely on Hanzo alone for AoD because of his lack of AoE damage.

Tank Heavy compositions would be broken to no extend if we didn't have a hero like

Junkrat.

But let's move on to our next culprit for now.

Mercy.

I reckon that Mercy is probably Number #1 on many people's list of Heroes that presumably

don't take a lot of skill.

And I would agree.

But what she lacks in mechanical skill requirements, she makes up for in experience.

Believe it or not, but Mercy playstyles can actually vary quite a bit going from player

to player.

And it often depends on the team.

Can you get away with a ballsy rezz?

Do you have to be more in the back, bait out a dive and then reconnect with your team?

While there are not a ton of mechanical techs that you can learn, a lack of experience or

a tendency for bad decisions becomes very apparent when playing Mercy at a high level.

For a hero that is apparently so easy to play, I have seen a truckload of players who are

really, and I mean really bad at it.

But Mercy, too, in my opinion is a necessary evil in the game.

Because what she brings to the table is a reliable amount of healing.

Why is it so reliable?

Because it doesn't take any skill to pull it off.

You simply look at your teammates, and you press Mouse1.

Some of you guys might have realized that already but, having a DPS Moira or a Bad Aim

Ana on your team is often a really, really big deal.

Their healing always has some kind of limitation attached to it, whether it is connected to

distance or an ammo count with reliance on pin-point accuracy.

As much as we all might want to live in a dream world where every player on ladder provides

the mechanical skill necessary to play heroes like Ana- That is simply never going to happen.

And it especially won't happen in Overwatch- A game specifically marketed with inclusion

as a major selling point.

Allowing somebody to help support their team without needing ridiculous amounts of mechanical

skill means that you can always fall back to a safe pick that allows for a constant

stream of healing to be there.

Mercy is to the Support Roster what D.Va is to your team when you don't have a confident

hitscan player while opposing a Pharah.

Pharah's only real counter is pin-point accuracy.

A demanding, mechanical skill.

But even if you don't have that level of skill to outright take her out, you could

still play D.Va and harass the crap out of her.

In a game that was built around the idea of inclusion, we need low skill alternatives

to deal with otherwise problematic situations.

Most players in the game specialize on something, and if you don't happen to have the right

specialist on your team, then that is already a big issue.

And those are the kinds of situations where having these heroes in the game helps to make

sure that your team is remotely competitive.

Not because of raw mechanical skill, but because of smart decision making and good teamplay.

Because if you believe that Overwatch is a game that should be all about mechanics- Then

boy oh howdy, you must've been playing a very different game to me all this time.

The decisions you make are as important as the skill you display on any hero you pick

up.

So a player who is bad at positioning or decision making can be as much of a liability to your

team as a player who is lacking in mechanical skill.

The last hero I wanted to cover in today's video with a list of examples you should consider

is Baguette.

But this is where I kinda need your help.

Because I can't, for the life of me, figure out why this hero was introduced to the game.

A hero so undemanding in both mechanical skill and game sense that her viability almost entirely

relies on the heroes you play against, and whether or not they allow you to get close.

A hero supposedly there to counter dive, when an anti-dive composition already existed,

just that only few players ever took advantage of it.

A hero so oppressive and unfun to play against, that I can not wrap my head around why she

even exists in the first place.

So this is where your input is required.

Do you think Brigitte has a place in the game?

What is her purpose in Overwatch?

And how do we excuse her lack of mechanical requirements?

If you have as little of a clue as me, then why not leave your own Top 3 most hated Low

Skill Heroes down in the comment section below, with a bit of an explanation attached as to

why you dislike them so much.

I think a little venting should do good for all of us every so often.

But before we wrap up the video, a quick shoutout in favor of..

Well, myself.

This wednesday, that is July 4th, I am planning to celebrate my birthday over on Twitch.tv/CliffTerios.

I don't know yet what I'm gonna do and I don't know if my internet will allow for

a stream without causing problems- But assuming I can stream, I will definitely try and do

something.

So if you happen to be free that day- Feel free to check me out over on Twitch.

You can find all my social media stuff down in the description below to stay up to date

on all the details.

But this is me done for the day as I talk about Low Skill Heroes in Overwatch and why

they are a necessary evil.

All I tried to show you guys is that this game is not all about your APM- It's also

about understanding its mechanics and using its resources in a smart fashion, and

I hope that this discussion made you consider the other side of that argument a bit more.

At any rate, 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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the ability to influence mass media is

an actual real-life superpower the

Kardashians for instance have earned

over a hundred million dollars with that

power but by far the best media

influencer that I have ever seen is

Donald Trump while other people get

buried by scandals he thrives on them he

won the presidency through a hailstorm

of scandals that really no one else

could have come through despite spending

only slightly over half of what Hillary

did on his campaign and that was because

Donald was able to get the media to

influence votes towards him for free

despite the fact that many of those

outlets were trying to do the exact

opposite and that's why in this video we

are going to talk about why Trump is

able to thrive in today's media

environment and how he controls the

media so well to be clear I'm not

supporting or even criticizing Trump in

this video I'm personally just

interested in how all of this works so

let's begin with what it is the Trump

wants and that's pretty simple Trump

wants to have his core message repeated

whatever that message is at any given

time and he wants that as often as

possible until it sticks in your memory

and all the opposing messages are just

drowned out after all what gets repeated

gets remembered and what gets remembered

gets done to be clear this isn't unique

to Donald Trump brands pay big money to

do this all the time

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the only difference is that McDonald's

has to pay every time you see one of

their ads whereas Trump got over two

billion dollars in free advertising

during the 2016 campaign and who knows

how much since then now he did that by

understanding that the news media wants

very specific things they need stories

that people are going to watch click and

share because without that the outlet

goes out of business and what people are

going to watch click and share turns out

to be a very small group of things first

off those things need to be sensational

we pay attention to things that seem out

of the ordinary not every single day is

going to bring news that feel so crazy

and out of the ordinary so boring and

nuanced statements are often taken out

of context in order to drive up the

shock value and grab attention small

business owners guess what the president

has a new message for you you've got a

business that you didn't build that

somebody else made that happen huh you

didn't build that who built that who

built that business who worked to invest

in who took risks somebody helped to

create this unbelievable American system

that we had that allowed you to thrive

somebody invested roads and bridges if

you got a business that you didn't build

that

don't you trying to come in we're

stopping a lot of them but we're taking

people out of the country you wouldn't

believe how these people these are

people these are animals I want to share

what Trump said yesterday when he was

talking about sanctuary cities in

California these are animals I'm a lot

more concerned of when he does things

like all immigrants animals and it is a

very slippery slope when you start

dehumanizing people this way it's what

the Nazis did

it's what slave owners did it's not what

Americans do we had people coming into

the country of trying to come and we're

stopping a lot of it but we're taking

people out of the country you wouldn't

believe how bad these people these

people these are animals within

sensationalized stories there is one

type of sensationalism that is King and

that is stories that make you angry that

get you riled up because nothing gets

shared more than videos and articles

that enrage people and Ryan holiday

dives deep into this and his book trust

me I'm lying I highly recommend it if

this topic interests you third there is

a strong preference for news that has a

strong audio and visual component to it

now the recent reporting of kids in

cages at the border hits this hard with

audio and video that grabs you

emotionally

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these images in this audio hits

immediately on an emotionally resonant

level now there's a lot of terrible

things that are going on in the world

for instance drone strikes that are

killing families leaving kids crying in

just the same way but we don't have the

audio and visual component of those and

therefore it's less likely that that

would ever make news or create as much

of an emotional response forth the news

needs to be novel we crave the new and

the Kardashians are a fantastic

non-political example of this the first

time that Kim had a semi nude photo it

quote-unquote broke the internet at this

point she's done full frontal on her

Instagram several times and it's not

even generated quite as much buzz you

have to do something new constantly or

the public just loses interest and

that's very quick v if this wasn't

already obvious the news needs to be

simple and dead simple to the point that

it flat-out ignores the complicated

nature of the real world and politicians

have known this for a very long time we

will make America safe again and yes

together we will make America great

again despite the fact that politicians

have kind of known these rules if not

outright describe them the news still

often would get the best of them

resulting in scandal you've got Monica

Lewinsky Abu Gary Benghazi and

essentially the new cycle would control

these politicians it would they were

forced to play defense for months at a

time but Trump has actually learned to

reverse this he seems to happen to the

news and he does that because he accepts

that the news is going to be sensational

simplistic novel and enraging and that's

why he crafts his messages with those

things in mind so the media literally

cannot resist telling the stories that

he wants told now all of this comes

through and some very specific behaviors

from him a few of them I've covered in

other videos one that I did on Trump

during the election where I predicted

that he was going to win before he'd

even won the Republican nomination so if

you're interested in those I'm gonna

link to them and you can check them out

but continuing here let's start off with

the first core tenant of controlling the

news which is that you have to assert a

very

simple positive message and associate

that with yourself we don't win any well

we don't win anymore in our country Sean

we don't win anymore we used to win we

don't win anymore we don't win with

trade we don't win with war we know we

can't even beat Isis and we're gonna win

if I win I will tell you if I win we all

win because we are gonna win the reason

the message needs to be simple is

because most people are only hearing

sound bites and reading headlines and it

needs to be grasped by those people and

it also makes it much harder to take

your message out of context if it's

extremely simple here's Bernie Sanders

breaking this rule of simplicity and it

has a very predictable outcome in the

new cycle I believe that a Medicare for

All single-payer program will

substantially lower the cost of health

care for middle class families so

instead of paying ten thousand dollars

to Blue Cross or Blue Shield

yes some middle class families would be

paying slightly more in taxes but the

result would be that that middle class

family would be saving some $5,000 in

health care cost a little bit more in

taxes do away with private health

insurance premiums it's a pretty good

deal you get bonus points for simplicity

if you can use imagery to communicate

your points and that can be an image

that is a literal image that you look at

or an image that you describe by

painting a picture in people's minds so

that it sticks with them on day one we

will begin working on an impenetrable

physical tall powerful beautiful

southern border wall the second thing

that Trump does frequently is in the

event of disadvantageous news which

seems to be all the time these days you

don't want to waste too much time

defending yourself defending yourself

requires actually repeating the charges

against you and remember what gets

repeated gets remembered you also don't

want to necessarily paint a clear

picture in people's minds in the case of

disadvantageous news so restating the

charges should only be done very vaguely

if at all when you walked off that bus

at age 59 were you a different man or

did that behavior continue until

just recently and you have two minutes

for told you that was locker room talk

I'm not proud of it I am a person who

has great respect for people from my

family for the people of this country

and certainly I'm not proud of it but

that was something that happened if you

look at Bill Clinton bonus points for

not wasting time with your denials if

you can do it without saying a single

word and body language and facial

expressions count for a lot here in

addition if you do use words to deny you

can make the whole thing seem less

credible by setting your denial in a

more informal setting not really

dignifying it with a formal press

conference like in this clip

third if you do get into these hot water

situations where you are denying with

your body language or your image realest

statements you need to quickly

counter-attack and you want to do that

with vivid imagery but Bill Clinton was

abusive to women Hillary Clinton

attacked those same women and attacked

them viciously four of them here tonight

one of the women who is a wonderful

woman at 12 years old was raped at 12

her client she represented got him off

and she's seen laughing on two separate

occasions laughing at the girl who was

raped

Cathy Shelton that young woman is here

with us tonight this point is key

because the more sensational you make

your attacks the more the media cannot

resist them they must publish them or

lose the eyeballs to other competitors

and that means that your counter-attacks

are going to get more coverage then the

original accusation does after all what

gets repeated by these news outlets it

gets remembered it's just awfully good

that someone with the temperament of

Donald Trump is not in charge of the law

in our country because you'd be in jail

Secretary Clinton attack of fake news

and attacking our network I just want to

ask you sir I'm changing it from fake

news though doesn't that under very

faked it no but aren't you

notably spending a lot of time

apologizing is not in this playbook

validating the other side's good

intentions isn't in here either nuanced

arguments not in here and that's all

because those things do not play well

with the media they're prone to be taken

out of context misunderstood and

simplified to assert a message that

disrupts your own and Trump avoids all

of those things whenever possible though

obviously extreme occasions are going to

warrant an apology as long as there is a

good opportunity for a counter-attack in

there anyone who knows me knows these

words don't reflect Who I am I said it I

was wrong and I apologize I've said some

foolish things but there's a big

difference between the words and actions

of other people Bill Clinton has

actually abused women and he

has bullied attacked shamed and

intimidated his victims now half the

state again this isn't meant as praise

nor is criticism of Trump I'm just

trying to illustrate that he is an

excellent media manipulator he gets how

this works

but this process isn't necessarily new

the photogenic JFK beat Nixon in the

first televised debates charming Bill

Clinton handled george bush senior in

the Town Hall debates and W just felt

like the guy that you'd rather get a

beer with compared to John Kerry all of

these men were talented in using the

media of their day to accomplish their

goals

Trump is really just the latest

iteration so if all of this feels a

little bit icky to you and you don't

like it what can you do well first off I

want to stop you don't blame the media

the media does all of this because this

is what we pay attention to think about

it sensationalism rage simplicity

striking image constant newness the

media only demands these things because

that's what people click on watch and

share and that probably goes for you as

well just think about the things that

you're clicking and how you wound up on

this video for instance so if you don't

like it I have two pieces of advice one

is to learn to communicate in media

speak if you're going into any sort of

public facing field and you can watch

our video on word choice check out our

other videos on Trump if you want to

learn more from someone who has been

practicing this from decades second if

you want society to resist the urge

towards simplicity sensationalism and

all the rest start with yourself so if

you read or you watch something that

makes you upset recognize what is

happening to you and don't share the

outrage instead go and donate to a cause

that actually helps solve the issue at

hand and that can mean through your time

volunteering or even just giving five

dollars that will genuinely make the

world a better place and begin a cycle

of changing things rather than just

starting rage for the sake of advertiser

eyeballs so thank you very much if

you've made it this far and for watching

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Delicious Hot Dogs and Boozy Popsicles || $30 Dinner Party - Duration: 9:25.

(upbeat music)

- What's up guys?

Happy Fourth of July.

I only have a few days left in this awesome apartment,

so it's only right for me to throw an amazing

Fourth of July dinner party.

I just picked up a ton of groceries all for $30,

so let's do it.

(upbeat music)

So I have some friends coming over in a little bit

to celebrate America's birthday with me,

and what I want to do today is

I want to do a fresh take on a classic Fourth of July barbecue.

So if you don't have hot dogs are your Fourth of July

cookout, I'm not gonna attend.

But if you do have hot dogs at your Fourth of July barbecue,

might I suggest Oscar Mayer hot dogs.

We're gonna do a classic hot dog with some parsley

aioli, pepperoncini peppers, and some pickled shallot.

A little spice, a little bite, they're gonna be delicious,

you're gonna want to eat 100 of them.

Go ahead, Fourth of July, knock yourself out.

Let's get started.

We're gonna start with our pickled shallots, because

we want these guys to hang out and break down

a little bit while we're cooking everything else.

So I have some white vinegar, and I'm gonna add

some white sugar and give that a whisk.

You want to keep whisking it until the sugar is

completely dissolved.

Now we're gonna add our thinly sliced shallot --

kind of mix them around in there a little bit.

So we want to let these hang out for at least 15 minutes,

and that way, the flavor really mellows out.

So we're gonna put them down here for now.

So to balance out those super-briney shallots,

we're going to make this really creamy herby aioli.

We're gonna start with mayo.

Next I'm gonna add some flat-leaf parsley.

Season with a little salt and pepper.

And we're gonna blitz it up.

OK, our aioli looks just about done -- set that aside.

All right friends, it's time to grill these dogs.

Now, If you want to be a grill master, Oscar Mayer hot dogs

are a great way to start.

Because you're really just looking for grill marks

and then they're ready to go.

All right, these look done.

Nothing left to do but build some dogs, let's go.

Got our bun.

We're gonna get in there with a little bit of our

parsley aioli, nice and herby,

a dog, gonna do some pepperoncinis.

Look at that color.

And a little bit of pickled shallot.

Whoo, look at that color.

One dog down.

We're doing something a little bit different,

and aioli's a really nice way to go.

The parsley is nice and fresh, and then you have

the creaminess of the aioli and then also the

brightness of the shallot and then a nice bite

with the pepper.

It's really a well-balanced flavor.

And for such little money we're making eight hot dogs.

So I have four friends coming over;

everybody gets two hot dogs -- that's plenty.

And I had room enough in the budget for this really cool

sweet treat that I'm gonna show you guys later on.

So our dogs are done, now it's time to move on to

our grilled corn, one of the best parts about summertime.

So you can remove the husk completely -- most people do that.

What I like to do is keep it on, tie it back with a little

bit of twine, and that way you have a built-in handle

for you to eat.

So it makes it super-simple to carry around with you,

you know, at a party.

Give him a little haircut.

Pull back the husk and tie it back.

And we're gonna brush them with a little bit of oil

just to encourage the char.

Corn doesn't really get grill marks;

it kind of just darkens, and that's definitely what

we want, that's where all the flavor is.

We're gonna season with a little salt and pepper.

And now they're ready for the fire.

So if you're a beginner griller, don't think you have to

go out and drop a ton of cash on a really expensive

fancy grill.

These little guys are very affordable,

and they totally do the trick.

So start out with this, and I promise you're gonna be happy.

Some people might say, "Grilled corn, plain?

Stop right there, totally delicious."

Me, I say let's go a step further.

We're gonna make a nice little butter

to go along with our corn.

So I have one clove of garlic, I have some chives,

I have butter, salt and pepper.

That's it, that's all you need.

I'm gonna take my microplane, and I'm gonna grate

my garlic into my butter.

I'm gonna add my chives, a little salt,

a little pepper, and then just a fork, mash it up.

Just make sure that when you're making it you start with

room temperature butter, 'cause if you start with

the stuff that's chilled in the fridge,

it's not gonna get soft like this.

It's not gonna be easy to work with, so just start

with room temperature butter and add pretty much

whatever you want.

OK, let's take a peek.

All right, yeah, this is what we want.

Starting to get a little bit of color.

And this requires a little bit of patience --

you want it to hang out for a while, but it's worth it.

OK, so our corn has a beautiful color on it,

and now let's add our butter.

And you want to add your butter right after you take it

off the heat, that way the butter melts even more.

OK, so our corn is all done.

We only have one more step, I have to make my favorite

potato salad.

My friends are gonna be here soon,

so let's get on it.

This potato salad we're making is not your average

typical potato salad that usually is really creamy

with a lot of mayonnaise -- it tends to be pretty heavy.

My potato salad is a nice, bright, herby potato salad

with a vinaigrette.

Bear with me, it's a little bit different,

but it's so delicious and it's also one of those things

that's fantastic fresh, but if you let it sit

in the fridge for a few days, it gets really really good.

I make this over the weekend, and then I'm putting it

in my lunches to go all week long.

So let's get started with our vinaigrette.

We're starting with some shallot,

and you can use lemon juice or vinegar,

that works great.

But because we're on a budget, we're stretching our

ingredients, I have the juice from our pepperoncini jar --

I'm gonna put that in there as our acid.

Next I have some grainy mustard.

We have some sugar, and olive oil.

We're gonna add some salt, we're gonna add some pepper.

Beautiful, set that aside.

I have some halved potatoes right here, and I'm gonna add

a little bit more salt, because potatoes really tend

to suck up flavor, so we want to make sure

that they're properly seasoned.

A lot of times, we don't realized we're not adding

enough salt to our potatoes.

Get a little bit more pepper in there,

just because we can.

We're adding chives, parsley, and dill.

So let's get our dressing, and we're gonna pour it on top.

And we want to mix thoroughly, but gently,

because we don't want to mash up our potatoes.

This is not your typical potato salad,

but it's a totally new take on potato salad;

I think my friends are gonna like it just fine.

And that's it: Our menu is complete.

I just have to go check on our dessert that's in

the freezer that may or may not have alcohol in it.

- Oh wow.

Looks really nice.

All we're missing is Lee.

- Hi, guys. - Hey.

- How you doing? - Good.

Happy Fourth!

- Happy Fourth! I hope you're hungry.

- Wow. - We are, looks good.

- What do we got here, Lee?

- We have some grilled corn with a garlic-chive

compound butter.

We have Oscar Mayer hot dogs, which have a parsley aioli

and pepperoncini peppers and pickled shallots.

And then we have our herby potato salad.

And we have a little surprise treat for dessert,

which you guys will see in a minute.

Dig in.

- All right.

- Don't have to tell me twice.

- Lee, what kind of hot dogs are these?

They're really good.

- These are original, classic Oscar Mayer wieners.

Only the finest for you guys.

- The hot dog was like nothing else I've had in my life.

I'm gonna go for seconds, is that cool?

- Go for seconds, absolutely.

- The combination of flavors was wonderful,

and I kind of want to go back and get a third one.

(chuckles)

- You ever seen that movie with the hot dog?

- Which one?

- It was an Oscar wiener.

- Oh!

A hot dog joke?

- How long did it take you to put this together?

- Not even an hour, really simple.

No, for real.

- I'm not a big cook at home,

but I think that for 30 bucks and an hour,

I could probably get this together for a couple

friends for a barbecue.

I love the decorations, too.

- You know what, all of this cost me $30,

and I even had a bit of budget leftover

for my decorations.

- Nice.

- All of it for $30.

All right guys, for dessert we have some boozy popsicles.

They have strawberries and blueberries

and homemade lemonade with vodka.

Go for it.

- Don't mind if I do.

- Thank you so much, Lee, this was amazing.

- Great. - You're so welcome.

- I can't wait for next year.

- Happy Fourth of July, you guys,

and happy birthday America.

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It's strawberries and whipped cream.

That was 13 years ago.

Too soon?

You're an idiot.

If you think I couldn't turn you into a puddle, you are wildly mistaken.

Are you naked under there?

This is my sex robe.

You know I care for you deeply and in a completely asexual manor.

You're not gonna try to hug me, are you?

I'm gonna pass.

I'll get the bananas.

Please, you're gonna be the mother of my child.

I got the bananas.

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Before lights-out Sanji gives the teens a letter each from home it's to remind

them of why they're here got some pictures ones were bad ones what say via

PlayStation our ones of my ashes it along those that kind of three main

things are we missing yes not much I wouldn't do to pay that

man just a bet with no PlayStation with TV it's kind of like a life guidance

thing just like how she hates seeing to read it from when I get back she said

I'm sorry I think it get difficult between us I've been trying to work out

why that sometimes we're because sometimes we have quite face but then

you seem to move away from me and get angry eating angry with everything I say

and do and I really wish more than anything for us to have a good

relationship I think she's expecting this trip to like to change me as a

person completely and I've said too heavily that's not was probably not

gonna happy

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Netflix Isn't Captioning Properly, And That's Something To Complain About - Duration: 10:34.

(pen scratching)

(pokemon game music)

So today we're going to talk about a subject

I haven't talked too much about and that is captions.

Well I did just talk about it recently

in regards to video games but I'm thinking

more along the lines of like Netflix and stuff, you know.

Something that so many of us use.

And this comes at a good time because last night

I actually just launched a new shirt campaign.

A little something that I made up called,

My Accessibility, My Choice.

So if you are deaf, disabled or deaf-disabled.

So if you need any sort of accessibility you know,

you've got chronic pain or chronic illness.

You know or just whatever, you need accessibility,

there's a shirt in case you want one.

So I'll have the link down below.

So a show called Queer Eye, I think a reboot of it,

just popped up on Netflix pretty recently.

The second season, I think.

And a lot of people have been enjoying that.

And season two of Luke Cage, which I need to watch,

has also just popped up and those two shows

brought up something very interesting.

And that is the lack of proper captioning.

I think Vilissa Thompson.

If I'm saying your name incorrectly, I'm sorry.

Brought it up first while she was watching,

or while they were watching the second season of Luke Cage.

They noticed that the Jamaican characters,

the way that they were speaking,

AAVE, and you know the dialect.

I could be getting these terms wrong.

If I am, I'm sorry.

But basically, what they were saying actually,

the words that were coming out of their mouth,

the captions were not writing exactly what they were saying.

So think of it as more of a cleaned up,

quote, quote, version of it.

Netflix essentially like, translated it into "proper English".

And, that's a no-no.

And then not too long after that, my friend Rogan,

who you may know, I've talked about him before.

Brought up the fact that Queer Eye season two

and the captions just aren't, there.

Or actually I think he brought up Netflix in general,

shows in general.

Whereas Chrissy who by the way, also has a YouTube channel

brought up specifically Queer Eye.

And other Twitter accounts started following along,

Mortuary Report, you know, it started becoming

this big thing, Rogan's Twitter thread especially blew up.

And it got to the point where the host of Queer Eye

actually said something about, you know, the fact

that Netflix should be stepping up their game.

And Netflix has also made a comment about

how they're trying to do better and stuff like that.

So what Netflix was doing with Queer Eye was that,

they would be saying something and Netflix would bleep it.

So if Queer Eye said fuck, or shit or whatever,

Netflix captions would be changing the word to crap.

Or they would just bleep it, altogether.

Which again, is a no-no.

I mean we can tell when words are,

when they don't match up.

I am not a great lipreader, if I lipread,

it's an attempt to lipread while also using

the hearing that I have left.

I'm a terrible lipreader.

If you give me no sound whatsoever, I'm really bad at it.

But I can tell when something does not match up.

(laughing)

If you give me the words to go along with it,

I will notice when something does not match up.

And honestly it's just silly.

And some people on Twitter were saying, well,

what if kids are watching the show?

They're sayin' the word anyway.

So are you really, really, right now?

They're sayin' the word out loud anyway.

So like.

That's about as much logic as Epic Games

and Fortnite, right there.

And then when it comes to scripted shows like Luke Cage,

the law has a very like descriptive,

concrete way of going about things.

So to give a little bit of background information.

In 2011, Netflix got hit with a lawsuit,

a violation of the ADA because

they weren't captioning their content.

The National Association of the Deaf,

actually filed that lawsuit.

Netflix lost and you know they had to start

captioning their content.

Personally, I've never actually noticed a huge,

I never noticed a whole lot of mistakes

when watching Netflix.

I did notice when I was watching CSI Miami,

the two caption files--

The particular episode that I was watching,

it had the caption file of the next episode.

And the next episode had the caption file

of the episode I was actually watching.

So they flipped it.

And I did report that, and they said they were

gonna check it out and I don't know if they ever changed it.

But it looks like they're droppin' the ball

pretty recently, you know with stuff like this.

I think I noticed.

I was watching a documentary about serial killers.

Yes I'm into the crime stuff.

That might scare some people, I don't know.

But I was watching a documentary about serial killers.

And a lot of the stuff was like paraphrased, if you will.

Like they tried to shorten it.

Now going back to the whole law thing, ADA and whatnot.

The FCC has their standards and I think even Netflix

has their own list of standards, which hello.

And the fact is, if you get a script,

the captions have to match the script and you know.

It's just, you gotta follow what the people are saying.

You can't shorten it and you can't try to clean it up.

You can't change a specific language or dialect.

Because one, especially if you're doing it with like,

something like Luke Cage, you look

a little racist first of all.

You just can't do it.

And it's just not accessible.

So hearing people get access to that information,

and yes even entertainment, is information.

You get information from educational

documentaries about World War Two.

And you get educational content--

You learn things from fun sit down,

good, feel good TV shows like Gilmore Girls.

Two completely different genres.

But ya still learn something from both of them.

And if the hearing folks get access to that information,

why are deaf people, people with auditory processing

disorder, people learning, let's say English,

or you're using English captions.

Learning, you know, English as a second language,

why are they not getting, why are we not getting

that same type of access.

It makes no sense whatsoever.

And it's good to see that the host of Queer Eye

was like, wait a second, this isn't right.

We need to fix it.

And that made it blow up even more

to the point where BBC wrote an article

and featured Rogan, Chrissy, Ace and I even got

a little bit of a mention, which I completely

did not expect it because I didn't comment on it too much.

I retweeted threads because, this was their moment,

this was my friends' moment.

They were talkin' about it, let's share that.

But they did mention me a little bit

'cause of the #NoMoreCRAPtions thing.

Which by the way, shirt for that on sale on my birthday

on July 16th, link down below.

You can get notified later.

So that was great and other hearing people were on board

about, "Hey, I use captions."

"I'm hearing and all of that."

"Technically I don't need captions or whatever."

"But I like to use them because sometimes I might

miss something or ya know, the audio isn't too great."

So yay!

A lot of people are like yes, let's do this, we need this.

And then you brought on the other types of people

that were like, "You know, there are more important things

to complain about than this."

And I was like, oh Karen.

No.

I have a whole article that I just posted on Medium.

You can look at that, if you're into the reading thing

and I can put it better in words and write more there.

First of all, I just wanna.

I feel like people don't understand this.

But you can care about more than one thing at once.

Yes, there are things that might be worse

than lack of captions.

You know, there are people dying and starving in the world.

I understand.

But you can care about both.

We're just talking about this specific thing right now.

Two, it is important because one, it's the law.

It's a ADA violation.

There's a reason that George Bush Senior

made it into a law in the first place.

The Americans with Disabilities Act.

So, follow it.

And three, can I just mute anything that you're watching

so you know what it feels like?

Because I just.

I mean I guarantee you that if I was in the same

room as someone who said I did not need captions,

was complaining about captions and blah blah blah.

And I've dealt with that in the past.

I guarantee you that if it was muted,

if I just muted it and went ha ha.

You know, as a little petty revenge,

they would get very upset about that and be like

"I have no idea what's going on."

It's just like when you play something

that's in a foreign language.

So say they only know English and you're like,

I wanna put on a Korean movie and then they're gonna

complain because there are no English subs.

Well Karen, now you know how we feel.

But of course there's the other side to that

which a lot of people have no problem

with watching foreign films, foreign TV shows.

They're caption it, or they'll subtitle it.

And you know all of that.

But then when it comes to.

It's just like when you watch YouTube, right?

And like I know of a particular makeup vlogger

who would sometimes make videos in German

and would subtitle it into English.

But if she makes an English video,

which was her primary language on YouTube,

she wouldn't caption it because I don't know why.

But that's kind of what it reminds me of

that they'll speak a different language

and then subtitle it into English because, money.

But when it comes to being accessible to that audience,

like a deaf audience, who would know

that spoken language, but can't hear it.

You know?

Do you get where I'm going with this?

It's just weird to me.

So that's what's up with the whole Netflix thing.

Hopefully, you know, after that whole thing,

Queer Eye is better captioned.

The Luke Cage captions are the way that they should be.

Especially Luke Cage, oh my goodness.

If you've noticed any problems, feel free

to talk about it down below.

I've seen a lot more responses on Twitter,

you know, about other TV shows.

I haven't watched Netflix in a very long time.

I've been too obsessed with Twitch

to watch Netflix and stuff.

But you know, just, let's have a conversation

about it down below.

And before I go, if you haven't,

consider pledging on Patreon.

I have perks like letters and whatnot.

And writing, exclusive writing content.

Don't forget to check out the shirts

and the Medium article that I wrote.

And I will see you later, bye.

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Places On Earth That Are Still Unexplored - Duration: 3:01.

Every sci-fi fan knows that space is the final frontier.

But not so fast: It turns out there are still a few places right here on Earth that we haven't

fully explored yet.

But it's not from a lack of trying.

So what secrets do these legendary locations hold for us?

Here's a look at the final frontiers of Earth that are still unexplored.

Gangkhar Puensum

An impressive peak on the border of Tibet and Bhutan, Gangkhar Puensum is the 40th-highest-mountain

in the world.

But so far, no human has managed to reach the summit.

In 1986, a team from Britain attempted the climb but were forced to turn back, one of

four failed attempts to reach the top.

Since then, nobody has been allowed to even attempt the climb, as the government in Bhutan,

which considers the peak sacred, banned mountain climbing.

And those who did arrive at the lower reaches before the ban reported all sorts of strange

phenomenon, including weird lights, ghostly figures, magnetic anomalies, and even Yeti.

Until and unless the climbing ban is lifted, it seems like Gangkhar Puensum is destined

to remain shrouded in mystery.

The Mariana Trench

Located east of the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean, the Mariana Trench is the deepest place

on the entire planet.

At a staggering 36,201 feet deep, the Mariana Trench is so deep, if Mount Everest were placed

at the bottom, there would still be well over a mile of ocean above it.

First discovered in the 19th century, the deepest part of the Mariana Trench was explored

in 1960.

And more recently, Hollywood director James Cameron launched an expedition to the bottom

of the trench, capturing some amazing images of never-before-seen sea life.

"I figured, if I'm going down there as a filmmaker, I've got a rep.

I better come back with some pictures."

Still, those two voyages only covered a tiny portion of the vast Mariana Trench, which

extends for over 1,500 miles along the ocean floor.

Most of it remains completely unexplored.

Who knows what else may lurk beneath the black waves?

Antarctica's subglacial lakes

For decades, scientists have been fascinated by the existence of subglacial lakes lurking

deep beneath the ice in frozen Antarctica.

While a handful of them have been explored, dozens of lakes are buried beneath thousands

of feet of snow and ice, with scientists believing they haven't seen the light of day for millions

of years.

As a result, the lakes are believed to have their own unique ecosystem that may contain

thousands of never-before-seen lifeforms, including prehistoric species that long ago

died off everywhere else on Earth.

And the Antarctic lakes may also provide key insight into possible sub-glacial water deposits

and ecosystems elsewhere in the solar system, such as Jupiter's moon Europa, or on Saturn's

moon Enceladus.

For now, scientists are trying to figure out the best way to research the lakes without

contaminating or destroying them.

But it's expected that by 2035, reaching the lakes will be much easier thanks to global

warming destroying the antarctic glacier.

So... that's one upside to the whole world melting!

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Time To Flip? Cohen Says His Loyalty Is To His Family & Country, NOT Donald Trump - Duration: 4:18.

On Monday morning, George Stephanopolous with ABC interviewed Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's

former lawyer/fixer/guy who's under multiple investigations at the moment.

And during that interview, Stephanopolous asked Cohen point blank, "Are you loyal to

Donald Trump?"

And Cohen said, "Let me make it perfectly clear: my loyalty is to my wife, my children,

and my country, not Donald Trump."

Now that may seem like a small insignificant statement, but right there, that tells us

everything we need to know about the status of the Michael Cohen investigations.

It can basically mean one of two things.

One, it could confirm the previous reports that we had that said Michael Cohen was ready

to flip on Donald Trump and cooperate with investigators in order to both protect his

family and hopefully keep himself out of prison for the rest of his life.

Those reports were given by a close friend of Michael Cohen, somebody who knows him,

spends time with him, and understands what is happening with these investigations.

So that's option one, and that is the most likely.

But, according to that same friend, we also know that Michael Cohen is angry that Donald

Trump is not coming to his defense and that he is not footing the bill for Cohen's legal

bills.

So, this statement could have also been basically a shot across the bow to warn Donald Trump

that if you do not start supporting me, if you do not start helping me, I am going to

start working with investigators in order to protect my family.

Now, Trump has said in the past that he's not worried about Cohen's loyalty.

He's a loyal guy; he's not going to flip.

But it still begs the question of why would you even worry about somebody flipping unless

they had something to flip on you?

That's the point so many people miss in these conversations.

Trump has said repeatedly about other people, you know, "They're not going to flip."

If you haven't committed some kind of crime, there's no way somebody can flip on you.

That's how it works.

They can't just start making stuff up that you did and hand that over to prosecutors

and get a reduced sentence.

It doesn't work like that.

They have to give information that is verifiable, something that could lead to additional prosecutions.

And if Cohen does have that, then it is his responsibility to turn that over to prosecutors.

I mean, this has less to do with loyalty, less to do about protecting your family, and

more to do with actually protecting the rule of law here in the United States.

You know, anybody who's ever been to an airport since 9/11 understands that, you know, you

get those little messages coming across the PA system that says, "If you see something,

say something."

Well, that's what's happening right now with Michael Cohen.

If you saw something, say something.

If you know that this man or any other person broke the law, it is your responsibility,

as a United States citizen, as a taxpayer, to come forward and hand that information

over.

He may have been your friend then, or at least you may have thought he was your friend, but

you know as well as everybody else does, Cohen, that Donald Trump is not your buddy.

He's not your pal.

He's not the guy that's going to protect you from anything that is coming your way.

The only way that you can save yourself and help your family and spare them a lifetime

of pain from your imprisonment is by turning over to prosecutors every single thing that

you have on Donald Trump, even if he came forward and he said, "I'm going to pay your

legal bills.

I'm going to tweet about you, positive stuff every day," it's not going to keep you out

of prison.

These are state crimes you're being investigated for.

He can't pardon those.

There's nothing that man can do to help you.

The only person who can help you are the people trying to prosecute you.

You work with them, you may just not end up in prison for the rest of your life.

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I Wore Clothes From Latina-Owned Stores For A Week - Duration: 10:15.

(laughing)

- She knows how to have fun!

(upbeat music)

This week I'm only wearing clothes

from Latina-owned stores.

I'm super excited because I'm going to interview

Latina business owners

and they're going to get to style me for a week.

So I'm half Peruvian and I'm half Persian.

I really wanna delve into my Latina side

and get reconnected with my roots.

By doing this I'll be able to

meet other Latinas in the community

and learn a little bit more about myself.

(upbeat music)

I'm here with Noelle.

She's a creative entrepreneur at Mi Vida.

- I'm a proud Chicana.

My family has lived here in Los Angeles

since the turn of the century.

Just having these LA roots with the Mexicana background

is all of what you see here.

- [Shila] How would you describe like

the clothing that you sell here?

- I like to think that this style

is a reflection of like a city girl.

Our focus right now is to really shine.

Mi Vida, you know, my life.

It's living your life the way that you choose,

that always shines brighter on those around you.

Our store really operates as a non-profit,

because everything we do is recycled back

to the artists that create the goods

and hosting more events.

We'd really love to see Shila rocking

some of our muscle tanks which are really popular.

- I'm obsessed with these earrings,

they're beautiful, they have the Virgin Mary on it.

In the Latin community the Virgin Mary is someone

who is there to protect you and guide you.

This shirt definitely brings nostalgia back to

before I went to college and my mom gave me a rosary,

and said "Here, take this, if I'm not with you,

"the Virgin Mary will be."

Having the Virgin on your chest,

it's like gosh damn, I gotta be the best version of myself

I can be, wearing that.

- It's magical, it's ancient, it's full figure.

I love your outfit so, so, so, so much.

Treat that shirt right or I'm gonna pull your hair.

- Oh my God.

I love the message of the shirt,

and the way that it made me feel on the inside

and on the outside.

The next store that I went to was called Wasi Clothing.

- It's a Latina, brown-owned business,

small business, all eco-friendly, all handmade in LA.

I do source my stuff from Bolivia,

so I like to represent my culture and my ancestors.

I also do custom sizing because a lot of us are curvy.

I make custom sizes for them, so they like that a lot.

'Cause we've got hips.

When I make the clothes I have to be in a good place,

because whatever I'm making, you know,

I think that energy is transferable onto the clothing.

So I think I'm gonna style you in some, like,

colorful, fun fabrics with like a funky print.

So we'll have a lot of fun with that.

- Llamas on my shirt and llamas on my shorts.

It's gonna be a good day.

I just could see myself wearing that outside,

out with friends,

but I also saw myself wearing it to sleep too.

It was kind of like a two-in-one outfit.

Alpacas and llamas are all around Peru,

so it's really cool to have them all over my shirt

'cause they're actually one of my favorite animals.

What are your thoughts on my outfit today?

- Uh.

- I don't know if he's about to shade me or compliment me!

- I love the design, the llamas, everything's perfect.

I'm sensing it's Peruvian.

You could definitely tell it's like representing a culture,

because of the plants and the llamas,

and I think it's really trendy.

- I love the cactus, the animals, it's so cute.

And I think it really reflects your personality.

- Um, I don't know what that means,

but I guess I remind them of llamas maybe?

The best thing about llamas

are not that they're cute and fluffy,

but all the llama puns that exist in the world.

Like (speaks in foreign language)

llama call ya later!

Then I went to Valfre.

- It's named after me, my second name.

I quit my job and I started like my blog full time.

Honestly, it started like with five views a day,

and I always say this, that like three were my views.

I love, like, not in a bad way,

but like stalking our customers.

But I really like to see how they style like

our garments and our pieces.

I wanna style you like in one of our newer pieces.

- So I decided to add a red jacket and add

some earrings that I got from Mi Vida

that say bidi bidi bom bom.

I know that Valfre loves when their customers

kind of make the outfits their own,

so I'm deciding to add a little pop of color with this

and give it a little bit of, like,

'80s Michael Jackson vibes meets Posh Spice?

It was cool to kind of wear it out

and wear it out to Chloe's birthday.

(upbeat music)

- I love how the top and bottom matches,

but you leave some stomach open.

So sophisticated but so chic.

- Who is this babe?

Oh my gosh, she never goes this bold.

So now I find out it's for a video.

- These pants, I want them,

like I want them so bad.

You're showing off all the goods that God gave you,

I'm here for it.

- I was a little concerned about the outfit,

cause I was like oh maybe this is

a little too much for the park,

but honestly, people loved it and I had a great time

at Chloe's birthday party,

so I'm excited for the next outfit.

I went to Hija De Tu Madre.

- So I'm really inspired by my culture.

I'm Mexican and I identify as a Chicana,

so everything that I do in my business is inspired

by my cultural identity.

- [Shila] What is the thing that you want young girls

to feel when they're wearing your outfits?

- I want them to feel super proud

of where they come from.

You know, like I have immigrant parents who

came to this country because they really wanted

a way better life for me.

I want people to also kind of reclaim their identity

and feel really proud when they wear a jacket

that has their Latin-American flag,

or La Virgen de Guadalupe, or Frida Kahlo, you know?

There's so much pride in all of these images.

- I know you love to give back to the community;

Can you tell me a little bit about the stuff that you do

in order to give back?

- Recently I had a pair of gold hoops that said, um,

F Trump on them,

and I donated $19 of every sale

to organizations that help undocumented immigrants.

And now we have a new product that I'm wearing,

and it says Anxious, it's a little gold necklace,

and I'm donating a percentage of those sales

to organizations that help women of color in mental health.

I want you to wear a signature Hija De Tu Madre jacket

that reps your identity or a part of your identity.

- Today I'm feeling very patriotic

and I'm like, what better way to fully embrace

my Peruvian side than to go to a Peruvian restaurant,

then invite my friends from Pero Like

and Suze down to join me.

We got to have some chicha morada with lomo saltado.

- If you got fries you gotta have ketchup.

(speaks in foreign language)

- I feel like whenever I get my lomo saltado,

I get ketchup too.

- You cannot put ketchup on lomo saltado.

- I do!

- This is a sin!

It was a good experience to kind of share

a little bit of my culture with them.

What are your thoughts on this jacket?

- I love it.

That is such a cool design!

Like I love how it's all made of sequins.

That is so pretty, it's like a really cool,

unique way of putting a flag on a shirt.

- You're from Peru?

- Yes!

- I saw your jacket, I didn't know!

- This is why I should wear this jacket more often.

- I thought you were Argentinian, no?

- Did you really?

You thought I was Argentinian?

I felt very prideful to be Peruvian,

and to be wearing my denim jacket.

(bright music)

I'm here at Kaleidoscope Kollective,

and I'm here with the owners and the wonderful ladies,

hi y'all.

- [Together] Hi!

- I'm Michelle Smith Miza.

- I'm Maribel Reveles.

- I'm Karla Lopez.

- I'm Virgina.

- So usually we cater to women and women who love

to express themselves with color and adornments,

that are not afraid of standing out.

- What is the thing that keeps the store running,

like what's the motto?

- To reflect your beauty and creativity to one another.

And I think that's why a lot of people comment

that it feel so good in here,

because I think that it's intentional

so it permeates the space.

- The other motto is women supporting women.

Often in this world you're isolated,

and especially as you get older and you get more into

your career or your family.

So this is not only like a place

where we're supporting your business,

it also becomes a circle of women

just supporting each other in whatever way.

It's often a man's world, so what better time

for women supporting women.

- They were the Latina version of Cheetah Girls.

They helped me choose my outfit,

and they were each putting their input.

They're like oh this would look cute with this.

Out of all of them they chose the camo outfit for me,

and it had like a picture of Frida on the back of it,

and I wore like a black tank top with some shorts.

And it was really cool, 'cause they repurpose

all their clothing as well.

The thing that I love about Kaleidoscope Kollective

is that the pieces are so unique that

you can't find them anywhere else,

and it's truly one of a kind.

- So I love the street wear aspect of it,

it feels like a natural street wear item,

and the fact that it has Frida Kahlo,

a pretty iconic Mexican artist,

like that's next level.

- They repurposed old outfits and then like

created it and made it their own, which is really great.

- It reminds me a lot of, um, Destiny's Child.

♪ I'm a survivor ♪

I love how like, the embroidery there's so much detail.

- I love that Frida was on the back of it

because she's such an icon.

And I'm glad that I met these amazing Latina women.

I think that they're so passionate about what they do,

and you can just see it in their work.

'Cause you want to wear something that makes you feel good

and if the person that's giving you

that clothing has that energy,

I think that it's transferable to many people.

If you like any of the outfits that I wore,

or want to check out their websites,

there will be links below

and you can help support these amazing talented women.

(upbeat music)

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