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russia to day and split the r t. suppose next, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the senior said this was what question did you say for steven cliff, which is the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the lords wilkinson, former chief of staff of the us state department. kind of, we were talking about the refreshing nature of at least some one in the white as being candid county uh, ken trump force egypt and jordan's hand about the $12000000.00 refugees of egypt and jordan and previously always done with washington have told him to can actually do that, even though it does cost the stabilize both those countries. he has a lot of leverage on both cairo and a mom more. so on cairo, i understand now this is a fairly reliable source that the egyptian military would not be paid if it were not for the united states largest go into egypt. i'm sure that is probably even in excess to the 3.6 or 3700000000. we give them routinely to bribe them to keep the base trade with israel and for all mile on. it's probably not equivalent amounts, but it's equivalent to fact. so t

funding and supports the r t. suppose next, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the senior said this was what question did you say? even closer to the 1941, the radical right wing was stone shall be nice. ation seized power and form the independent stage of correlation. hold on 3, in a sense, what's kind of a problem with a still a system of these 3 on the next one of the main targets was children. historical sources say because tasha killed over 72000 children business it my god, they have done a roll of nose up that of course i say you may have done one up front that you have just done with cancer well of dish the dish. and again, that even the germans themselves were horrified by the atrocities committed by the stash reflection of that. so there's a lot to deal with global mustaine theme is at least our stuff to possibly be too tight not to allow me to the results of the welcome make the prospect for all things we considered on peter lavelle to mind you were discussing trumps new foreign policy, the okay, let's go back to daniel and new york. i'm talking to the title of this

mean, one of the reasons we went around, but while they called us up and said, hey we, we see you having some trouble with youtube. we bought a free speech platform. when did you come up to? to us and we didn't, we were very happy. we've never had a single problem with rumble. and we were worried about youtube. you put a lot of that guy, you know, as well. you put so much effort into a show and, and they get the rug it's pulled out from under you. so i think, you know, i, i think things are certainly better because it's a, it's been recognized now that the tide is turned in our favor. the censorship is not, is not good, but these companies, you're right. i mean, they are, they are not private companies. if they're colluding behind the scenes with governments, you know, to silence american citizens. and there's a misconception that um, the 1st amendment is some have great, the government grants you the right to free speech in the 1st and then that's not the case. the 1st and then a recognizes the natural state of man given to us by our creator, that we have the right to do these things. and it's not a government t

document when of course, the west allows them to do that. youtube that are about kind of the big takeaways. what do you pay for? and so she said when she was in kids, but what, uh, any of the things that may be cool you'll, i think global headlines will definitely most go headlines because we do know that russians know their history quite well. and he did say something that was quite puzzling, as he was talking about in place and the british prime ministers renewal of their a 100 year partnership, which is basically means that the ukraine and the u. k. are now in a, for the long haul a 100 years together for federal force, most likely it will be for worse. in both cases. he said that actually their relationship goes back a 1000 years. and i mean, this raised a few eyebrows in particular and most go, this is what he has to say. and most of the response to that, a 1000 years ago, they were ukrainian princesses marrying into the british royal family offices, a historic relationship, a european relationship built over decades generation centers, british foreign secretary, david land, me the british, ukrainian partnership dates bac

said you do this full time. how does one actually make money putting videos on youtube? well, primary way i make income is through the ad revenue. that's if you ever watch a video on youtube, there's an at the beginning sometimes in the middle or the end of the video. so i get a share of that. in addition, i have people that donate money to my channel on they can become channel members or through websites like patrick on their sponsorships which more and more i am hesitant to do because you know you don't want to promote something that ends up being even like remotely it might be perceived as scam or something. i'm always worried about oh is this really so i try to make it so that it's something i actually use. but yeah that's it. i mean, it's kind of weird that i'm able to i never would have expected when i became a teacher that this is what i would end up doing, like teaching random people around the world as opposed to 150 students in the classroom. was there a moment when you realized that this job was taking off? yeah, during the pandemic that's when i realized so m

the boss, jump on it, and he came into my office and said, by the way, the new member of the team, you know, not a huge. i found a minute to sue youtube. that's how we discovered that we have a young mozart with us and our the provide home for it to, to name the videos that the young, you know, it's revealed. his secret talent, seemingly at the start of a promising career about the depression prompts him to quit. he moves the brussels finding work is a key to or before being we discovered the wanted to been this for me, it's the most beautiful lesson. to believe someone whose story you don't know at all to do, i'm going to find a little vision. and so you know, to one, every one over. as a result, pleasure. he became his sponsor even paying for lessons with a famous belgian pianist. some on duty to maybe now i want to get back on stage so i can share my passion for music with an audience on his plan. is it kind of a car to put for no, you know, to book, how do you is still an employee at the cultural center practicing only in his free time. but the bosses certain, today's teacher will be tomorrow's artist. who knows, you can just see

the be turned the glowing di youtube, a series of water to have already sanctioned the weird shrub band. the russian language, the russian culture, the orthodox church, you said you, but we can only course books. george. he was see. decision on the interest of the village of secure she is cancelled by prompt to go stop some late or extension goes through the the agreements we should have proceeded to the core data in 2014 were canceled. the misc agreements were canceled as well as the rest security council resolution, including the one on the middle, the middle east, exclusive. so this is a trend, so this is not so which happens uniquely in the ukranian case. also, we see in a vert expiration of the verge emission, no true kills. so our country, the completely as towards the close in the 1945, when the view said, 2nd world sports was not here to verify another summit's and the altering pots. dumb already conducted and were convenient when the allies were celebrate in their victory. no, we have the documents which are published demonstrates that before the war ended, the west was elaborating. we will this to the attackers lands on the soviet union. now these p

youtube. thank you folks. will be dropped. it was a bumpy road. the night that kobe ruptured his achilles tendon, he said, i felt like somebody kicked me in the back of my leg. i reached back there, and i tried to pull it back down. i've had a lot of guys rupture achilles. i've never heard anybody say that. it's [bleep] sad. [bleep] and once the locker room door was closed, he lost his mind, yelling, cursing, throwing gatorade bottles all over the place, people ducking. my mental switch-- don't f***ing touch me. don't talk to me. right away, you're like, now you know you're talking to the black mamba. you're not talking to kobe. and then i said, kobe, vanessa and the girls are in my office. i tell you, it was like a switch. he went from black mamba, ok, that just ruptured his achilles to kobe. wasn't sure i could do it. your kids walk in, and you're like, i got to set an example. daddy's going to be fine. i'm going to do it. if you were a fan and you only saw the black mamba, there was more, a lot more. the other side of him was someone totally different. so you've got this duality with him. he had to ta

said yourself young people have never been hours of video a day. but for gen 2 in the uk, about 64% of that consumption is on a tiktok or a meta platform or youtube. a really different skew in terms of where they're getting their information from. they're hyperconnected, and they have been their whole lives. they are getting hundreds of alerts a day. so they're really used to that. they're really used to being able to search out and seek all available information. fact from fiction. trust, is collapsing. the definition of what truth is is quite hard for them it's having impacts on democracy, democratic disengagement. let's just go for a dictator. i think that's probably understandable, given what they've seen from the last ten years of different governments. that's understandable. it's having an increasing gender divide. "i think feminism has gone far enough. and that's where we see people like tate and jordan peterson kind of playing to that emotion. now, that's understandable if you haven't seen an increase have an impact because you tend to discuss less with other people what the perspectives are, and that leads i think it's a fascinating i rep

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