40 Burst results for "KID"
Mark Levin
Professor Blames Israel for Students' Lost Minds
"Right by the way he's interviewing professor Rashid Khalidi you want to know why so many of our students have have lost their minds here's one reason and he says in this interview and I want to give a hat tip to Breitbart it's the first place where I saw he said this interview that Israel had not a legal or moral right to this and so is what your kids if you're going to Columbia learning when they're in this class here's just a little taste of 20 it catch go if you step back one minute I think it's very clear that if you occupy and if you imprison and blockade and besiege a population sooner or later that population is going to react violently and negatively Israelis talk about this as if it's you irrational know let me educate you moron the Gaza Strip was open and free it didn't start with a wall didn't start with a John Locke I know John Locke is very very foreign to people like Rashid Khalidi not his type of philosopher but he was the main behind America's founding and people said all these things you talked about I told you this I wrote about it what does it exist he says in America America is a clean slate well Gaza was a clean slate the won Israelis it with the lives of their soldiers when Israel was attacked from the Egyptians the Egyptians wanted nothing to do with it it's a sliver of land but it's beautiful piece of land actually on the Mediterranean Sea and it could have been a beautiful Hong Kong type country if you will but the problem was first the low moderates the took it over and then there was an election that was 2005 an election in 2007 and the peaceful Palestinian citizens voted for Hamas a known terrorist organization part of the Muslim Brotherhood umbrella operation and Hamas didn't hide who Hamas is but they voted for so this is an occupied territory it's not even in dispute it was given to the Palestinians a gift not even in dispute so when he says things like if you step back one minute I think it's very clear that if you occupy or if you imprison and blockade and besiege a population sooner or later that population is going to react so this is what his students are hearing so he's justifying terrorism and he goes on go ahead national at all the nature of the violence is of course
Stephanie Miller
Fresh update on "kid" discussed on Stephanie Miller
"This Thursday 3 to 5 p .m. proudly sponsored by Great Lakes Clinical Trials Executive Service Corps and the Construction Industry Service Corps you're listening to WCPT 820 because facts matter Stephanie Miller she just like you and me music playing She's homeless, she's homeless And she stands there, sayin' her name La da dee, la da da, la da dee, la It is the Stephanie Miller Show. Christopher who said at the end of the day we We do have, we do have something to stand in between us and Calamity and it is our vote. Dixie and Dixie. No, hell bell on this very show. Tick tock star speaking of the amazing voices that we've been able to showcase including Victor Shih who just joined us. I love this stuff with the liberal redneck speaking of our good friends Trey Crowder on vouchers. Trey Crowder. the way By millions of dollars in vouchers have already gone to schools that openly refuse to admit gay kids. Which A is super duper evil and B it's like they don't even want a good theater program. Me, I don't even want my kids to go to private school. I don't want a bunch of private school kids hanging around my house talking about their dad's boat dealership and cross stuff or whatever. I want my kids to come in asking if they can stay at Junior Junior's place this weekend because his sister daddy lets them stay up late and feed the pet snake, right? You know it's kids with some character. Which one was that? That was 16. Okay, I asked for 14. Here we go. Uh some more These vouchers, they don't cover the cost of most private school tuitions anyway, so poor parents still can't afford it. The very best private schools won't even take the They vouchers. can turn kids away for any reason. They don't have special ed, many of them. They don't have transportation. They're not in rural areas. The end result of all this ends up being that the vast, vast majority of kids who get these vouchers already go to private school. We're talking 80, 90 percent in some states. So all this is doing is funneling taxpayer dollars away from public education and using it to subsidize the cost of private school tuition for parents who are already sending their kids there to begin with. Now if I didn't know any better, I'd say that a government handout. He's fantastic. OK, one last one. This all comes at the same time as their whole narrative about schools being woke indoctrination centers. You've heard them whine. They're like, these schools are handing out kitty litter. They're making them read books facts with in them, the horror, the horror. Well, conveniently, many private schools are also religious institutions. Now, some Christian schools are perfectly fine academically, but many of them are not. And it's funny that these parents are like, we can't have our kids being indoctrinated, so we better funnel them all into schools that teach them Jesus used to ride a triceratops to the gun range every morning. You know, it's like, no, oh, no, they're indoctrinating our kids. So instead, let's send them all to St. Phil Guilty School for the not gay. It's so fantastic. Speaking of people that speak I'm Peter Shacnow CNBC. The final month of 2023 is off to a negative start on Wall Street following the best month of the year for stocks during November. However, the Dow is all but certain to post a fifth straight weekly game for the first time in more than two years. And if the and S P 500 can extend its currently small weekly gain, it will also have a fifth straight positive week. Disney Walt has restored its dividend for the first time since the pandemic. It will pay 30 cents a share to stockholders in January. The most recent dividend was 88 cents per share in January of 2020. Tesla has unveiled pricing for its Cybertruck with the lowest priced version costing just under $61 ,000 and the most expensive starting at $100 ,000. A judge has blocked Montana from banning the use of TikTok. The recent dividend judge was 88 cents per share. The band had been scheduled to go into effect on January Here are the CNBC Business Updates, each weekday at 9 .30, and 4 .30.
Postcards to the Universe with Melisa
Dr. Raymond Moody & Paul Perry Join Melisa to Discuss What Happens When We Die
"So I have Dr. Raymond Moody and Paul Perry. Raymond A. Moody Jr. MD PhD is the leading authority of near -death experiences and the author of several books, including the seminal Life After Life. The founder of the Life After Life Institute, Moody has lectured on the topic throughout the world and is a counselor in private practice. He has appeared on many programs, including Today and Turning Point. Paul Perry has co -written several New York Times bestsellers, including The Light Beyond and Evidence of the Afterlife. He is also a documentary filmmaker, and for his film and the book about Salvador Dali. He has been knighted in Portugal, oh, that's interesting, a groundbreaking book, this is, that combines nearly 50 years of afterlife and near -death experience research to provide proof of the existence of the soul and life after death from psychiatrist and bestselling author of Life After Life. Dr. Raymond Moody and New York Times bestselling author, Paul Perry, after spending nearly five decades studying near -death experiences, Moody finally has the answer to humanity's most pressing question, what happens when we die? And in this book, Proof of Life After Life, both authors reveal that consciousness survives after the death of the body, featuring in -depth case studies, the latest research, and eye -opening interviews with experts. Proof explores everything from common paranormal signs to shared death experiences and much more. And you can learn more about each of these authors if you go to lifeafterlife .com or paulperryproductions .com. Welcome gentlemen, thank you so much for being with me today. Hi, thank you, nice introduction, appreciate it. Yeah, thank you. Thank you very much. So, first of all, okay, so, Raymond, you've been doing this since the 70s, am I correct in that? I'll just ask you each, you've been doing this work since the 70s? And what got you into wanting to explore near -death experiences? Well, fortunately, I was not exposed to religion when I was a kid, except very minimally. And so, I grew up with no idea of an afterlife. And so, I went to the University of Virginia at age 18 with intending to study astronomy, but took a philosophy course and immediately got hooked. And particular the book was Plato's Republic, which is, oddly, about a near -death experience. It culminates in a near -death experience of a warrior. And not just having no idea that anybody took the notion of an afterlife seriously, I asked my professor and he said that early Greek philosophers knew about cases of people who were believed dead and resuscitated. But had I no idea it still applied, but in 1965, in Charlottesville, I met a man who had such an experience, he was a professor of psychiatry there, and that really got me hooked and subsequent to that time, through my PhD in philosophy and then three years of teaching philosophy at a university, and then going to medical school and ultimately going into forensic psychiatry. But throughout that career, I've interviewed thousands and thousands of people who came to the brink of death and had these astonishing experiences. So that's how I got into it. It's amazing. It's really interesting. I can imagine it is a long process. And Paul, I'm going to ask you the same question. What made you interested in exploring this? Well, I was editing American Health magazine in New York City, this was in 1988, and Raymond and I shared the same agent, same book agent. One day our agent, Nat Sobel, called me and he said, would you like to write a book with Dr. Raymond Moody? And I said, I have no idea who Raymond Moody is. And he said, well, he's a man who named and defined the near -death experience. And I said, I'm sorry, I don't know what that is. And he said, well, you know, for a guy who's the editor of a major health magazine, you really need to get educated on things like the near -death experience, which was an offhand insult for an agent to talk like that. And so I said, sure, OK, I'll go meet Raymond. And Raymond was living in Georgia at the time. And I flew down to meet him and, you know, Raymond is an amazing person from the first time you meet him. And so we started writing this book called The Light Beyond, and I just got entranced by Raymond's account of near -death experiences and the stories we would hear. People would come by his house and tell their stories. And it just got amazing. So anyway, we wrapped up the book, The Light Beyond, and there was, in my estimation, a piece missing. And that was there was nothing in the book about children and near -death experiences. And Raymond said, well, nobody's done much research on that yet, except for one guy, a pediatrician in Seattle, Melvin Morris. And he connected me with Melvin. And I did a book with him called Closer to the Light. And it's all about children and near -death experiences. And after that, I wrote that book and then I thought, well, there's something missing here. There needs to be a larger study about people who have had near -death experiences and how they affect them during their life. So we wrote a book about that and on and on. Every book I would write, I would find a gap that needed to be filled. And that's gone now through, I think, 15 books on near -death experiences.
Bloomberg Markets
Fresh update on "kid" discussed on Bloomberg Markets
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Mark Levin
Guest Host Rich Zeoli on the COP28 Climate Summit in Dubai
"To Dubai. It's like the entire thing. We'll host you. We'll we'll take all the money. We'll go on about how we'll get we'll serve paper straws like I'm sure they're gonna have paper straws. probably And they won't know bags or anything like that. They'll show all their fleets of green vehicles, battery powered vehicles, which don't tell anybody will have to be charged and the electric grid there's will be run by oil but don't tell them just zip it and they'll do all those things will have recycled cocktail napkins for all the fancy drinks from all the fancy people who fly to the climate climate conference tomorrow on private jets and yachts and get chauffeured around in private cars like a lot of cars a lot of big SUVs you got to look like a baller you these things don't want to show up and really get out of a Prius you want to look like a baller so there's going to be a lot of emissions spewed during the climate change conference obviously and look you could make an argument could we not just do this over zoom i mean do all these people have travel to to dubai to talk about how to save the world from climate change couldn't they just i don't know log on their computer but that's beside the point these are superheroes you see these are people going to the to dubai to tell us how to live and i'm so excited for their recommendations aren't you i can't wait to tell us the latest bug recipes they come up with maybe we can do when i was a kid i loved the chocolate grasshoppers they were cookies but maybe it'll be real grasshoppers with chocolate on them i think that might be a recommendation from the climate change summit also they can come up with more things like how to make mosquitoes engineered to bite us so that we become tolerant to meat as they tell us to stop eating meat oh it's going to be a lot of fun the biggest hypocrites on the planet gathering in an oil -rich nation with eyes on more petroleum to tell us how to live our lives in the name of destroying under capitalism this phony climate change propaganda nonsense it's been an honor to fill in for the great mark one within follow me on twitter at rich zeoli and i will be back very very soon with i hope you good night greg kelly here get a 200 discount on your new york state concealed carry course when you
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "kid" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Talk to your kids and make sure they understand what could to help them. Valerie Bock, WTOP News. Alexandria Mayor Justin Wilson will not seek reelection next year. Wilson will have served two terms when his time in office ends and he made the announcement in his weekly newsletter saying quote we've accomplished some enormous things I've had a blast I love this job and I would do it forever if I could. Under his leadership Alexandria opened a new metro station and a graduate engineering campus at atomic yards and also secured a deal to turn an empty mall on the city's west end into a hospital. Wilson's exit is likely to create a competitive democratic primary in June when the mayor's.
Capstone Conversation
Jared Asch Asks Loella Haskew and Cindy Darling: Is "Measure O" Working?
"Let's get local and talk about Walnut Creek for a minute. It's been about a year since we've the people of Walnut Creek have voted in Measure O. Talk to us. It's an additional sales tax to provide benefits for the city. Is it working and what are we doing with the money? What are the priorities? Start Cindy Ann and you can fill in the gaps. Yeah. OK. So the first thing we did to promise the community is to find an oversight group so that they look at what we've done to make sure that we live up to our promises of what we and we were going to do when we started the Measure O process. Interestingly enough, when I first ran in 2012 or 2011, I ran on a half cent sales tax increase and I got the more votes than I ever did since then. I think there were a group of people who knew that we weren't quite we needed a little extra oomph in our spending. We've done some additions at the police department. We've made some spending for attracting more people downtown where we're doing things, a lot of things in and around it. But the biggest project is the one that Cindy Darling is working on. And so I'm going to let her take over. One of the reasons I ran for council is it's important for a community. My kids loved growing up in Walnut Creek. They swam, they played Little League, they played this, they played that, they did this art class. And a lot of the facilities that they were accessing were built back in the 50s and 60s. And we all know things that were built in the 50s and 60s are now starting to fall apart. And we need to pay it forward to the next generation. And that was a big driver on Measure O. The Clark Swim Center and Heather Farm is one bad accident away from its pumps not ever running again. So we are working on a new community center and a new aquatic center to carry on the traditions in Walnut Creek. And that was one of the bigger drivers of Measure O. We are in the planning phase right now and we have a lot of active, robust public input coming into the process. We have a survey out. You can go to the city councils with the city's website and take a survey on what you want out of that community center, what you want out of the aquatics facility. And we're going to be working to get it so it's up and operational by 2027 and it's going to be cool. Yeah. And there's there's some concern over the money from Measure O coming up on the ballot. Do you I don't want to take up too much time going into every detail on it, but can you talk about what is coming up in 2024 and what impact that might have on Measure O as well as a number of other regional measures? There are two things to be addressed by the population. The first one is how many votes do we need to do to get permission to have an additional sales tax? If we go out for a specific purpose right now, you need two thirds of a vote of a community and it's incredibly difficult to get that. If you go out for a general measure, you only need to get 50 % plus one vote. There is a measure being brought forth by a business council that wants to remove so much freedom with what we local people can do with taxes. And so they want to make every vote a sixty thirds vote. And the thing that is most concerning to us because of our position is they can claw back a vote that happened in 2022 and say you have to run it again and get the two thirds vote. So so we're nervous about the business one. And we're also thinking it's 10 % of people will vote no on any thing that has money to do with money. And that's in order to get 65%. You've got to work really hard. And so a lot of cities don't have the capacity to get important things done because they can't get out there and get this full measure of voters to pay attention.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "kid" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
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The Dan Bongino Show
The Terrifying Reality of Reputation Destruction
"Really needed you to hear this the destruction is reputation someone's if you've ever been through it you you'd rather them take your house in your car you would and I've experienced a lot of this when you run for office like I did it's a non -stop attack on your reputation and it's hard it's hard to take especially if you're new at it some of these people who've been in the public eye sadly they get used to it they shouldn't have to and I'm not talking about legitimate attacks on your reputation I mean like I said it if you're caught like kidnapping little kids and uh and killing them my guy you've got bigger problems I'm talking about like ridiculous stuff like the Morgan Allen thing and Dave Chappelle thing where they drag up they drag up stuff and they try to cancel people because they you know either they made a mistake or or they just said something someone doesn't like the the destruction of someone's reputation is a really horrible thing and when it happens to you it's like the whole world is is caving I've been through this a lot a lot and it's really really hard you don't want to eat you can't sleep me I'm gonna tell you something I share everything with you on the radio and probably shouldn't but I do the only time in my life I ever thought I really needed like a drug to go to sleep like needed it like I couldn't because I was so freaked out was one of those moments when you know I was running for office and just the attacks were just brutal and it was just every day I was dealing with one of the wealthiest members of Congress and it was just relentless and I thought to myself gosh if there was ever a time like for a Valium or something this is it I'd laugh about it now but it wasn't funny at the time never in my life ever I felt that way I like by live you know me I'm always saying my nutrition and stuff I just attacks on your reputation are brutal people look at you when you go out especially if you're in the public eye I people look at you funny and it's hard to take
Stephanie Miller
Fresh update on "kid" discussed on Stephanie Miller
"Patty Vazquez, host of Driving at Home right here on WCPT. Now that we have an extra hour together, we have more time to cover the important stories of the day, and I always look forward to hearing from you. Let's talk about what's happening to our democracy and what we can do to help each other. I'm so grateful for your support, as well as our sponsors, Kids Above All, European and US Car Service, and the Menaka Brewing Company. Patty Vazquez, weeknights five to seven on WCPT 820. Let's talk about what's happening This is a at Earn a Minute. Captain Hugh Molzak's love for the sea started after he finished high school as he served the British Sooners and in 1918 immigrated to the United States. Within two years of joining the Marines, he earned his shipping master's certificate, the first African American to do so. In 1921, Molzak was promoted to the rank of captain. In 1942, the SS Booker T. Washington, the first ship to be named after an
The Dan Bongino Show
How Dan Found Himself in the Middle of the Global War or Truth
"You kind of got a you got to kind of creep in early on this story so let me give you little something background happened had to me why are you telling us a personal story because it's about me but it's not really about me it's about this global war on the truth and censorship and how i found myself in the middle of it is almost totally by chance so last was it last week or another week before the week before I traveled to Texas to do a book signing and while I was there my friend Steven Crowder who's got a show Louder with Crowder he was actually on the radio show some of you heard it he's the guy who broke the Nashville Manifesto story he's been around for he's been streaming you know longer than I've been on the air uh so he's been at this a long time he's got a very popular show called Louder with Crowder and we developed sort of a business kind of relationship because I'm investor an in Rumble and he's one of Rumble's most popular talents if not the most he gets a ton of streams he does ton a of content so we struck up a friendship I promised his story as an ending so I said today when I'm out there you know I he'd asked me to come on the show I'd asked him to go on the show was it a perfect kind of symbiotic thing I said while I'm out in Dallas where his studio was I said why don't we do a show together and his team who couldn't have been more gracious about it they were like yeah matter of fact let's do a two hour live stream we'll do an hour your show an hour an Steve show and the only difference between Steve show and mine is I'm exclusively on Rumble I I quit YouTube a long time ago after I quit YouTube they tried to say they fired me which was hilarious because my last video on YouTube was literally titled why I'm leaving YouTube so whatever but you do is that you can't leave we we terminated you okay whatever guys if you need to tell yourself that you go right ahead but I'm either either way I'm not on YouTube but but Steve is he does some content on YouTube so because I was banned from YouTube you were banned from YouTube Dan how is that what did you do I did something really horrible do you remember what it was Jim it was bad I deserved it folks yeah yeah I did that but come on it's Jim does remember so I did this thing listen folks get ready if you got kids around you you might want to turn the radio down this is gonna be it's definitely not appropriate for children so I went on on YouTube and I proceeded to tell people that those surgical masks people were wearing when COVID was peeking out and everybody was freaking out I told people on my YouTube channel that they don't stop COVID and that's what happened this is exactly how you were there we didn't even know he said so crazy Jim had a report that was the response in YouTube wait Jim Jim can you play it out again this was the actual was Jim's got this on tape he was actually had a reporter on the ground got this all on tape I went on a show and I said folks bad news for you those surgical masks are not gonna stop the transmission of COVID and then this happened okay that's checkers that's okay reject that's not the actual although it probably was the actual footage I'm okay not by joking the way that's really why I was banned from YouTube now that's not the real reason I was banned from I am HO in my opinion the real reason I was banned from YouTube is because was I an investor and a rather large one in their competitor which is rumble where my podcast and Steven Crowder's is hosted so the strange thing happened this weekend that yesterday I see account tweets out that he's got another strike from YouTube two strikes for having me on he tweeted out YouTube wants is dead they just hit us with two strikes one on the main channel one on Crowder bits just for having Dan Bongino on we're one strike away from being permanently banned he notes this is why we have mug club and rumble it's the only way to support support the mission can you imagine being a trillion dollar company alphabet google that owns YouTube finding a little old Dan Bongino so scary that he goes on Steven Crowder show which makes its way onto YouTube and you threatened to ban him permanently from the platform and issue them two strikes for doing it folks listen there's a serious uh there's kind of a serious off ramp to this highway I'm on here the reason I'm telling you this story is can if happen it to me it can happen to you I had an option when YouTube started relentlessly attacking my channel for telling you the truth about COVID I had prepared myself by going over to not only investing in rumble but to bringing my audience over to rumble we had 800 ,000 subscribers on youtube we now have 2 almost .97 3 million subscribers on rumble so it's not even close so I had a backup what I'm trying to tell you is if we lose this next election and they know they've got the censors and the Biden regime and the been in charge for the next four
Mark Levin
Chris Christie Goes From Unpopular to Despised With Latest Gaffe
"Was but spanky was kind of the leader of so you can imagine what Chris Christie went through as kid any would honestly who's as wide as he is tall but I don't say that to demean people who have weight issues I have weight issues constantly trying to lose weight I just lost believe it or not I've lost I was 237 pounds mr. it is six feet tall I'm down to 231 I want to get to 220 and that's it my wife says 185 I said not in this lifetime that ain't happening but it was my Christie understanding had the band you know in the tummy and all the rest of it and he's got a I think an issue he's got an issue so of self -confidence so he overcompensates for mark since when did you become a psychologist isn't everybody a psychologist do I have to go to school to be a psychologist and you psychologists who support the show there's no offense I'm sit there and listen with that weird look on your face excuse me that would be a liberal psychologist none of you in the audience all right anyway but Christie's not running to be president because he wants to be a statesman because he wants to be a leader because he has an essential agenda for the nation Christie will not be president he couldn't get elected governor again in New Jersey of his life depended on he's very unpopular but he's reached the point from unpopular to despise and of course like most cards he won't come on this program that's alright but I want you to listen to this he's on CNN and here's what you need to understand most of Sunday these shows except for Shannon Breen of course the lowest of the low lives go on these Sunday shows the lowest of the love the Romney's Romney was under he won't vote for Vivek or Trump he'd vote for Biden instead who asked him who cares well CBS cares Friday I guess they did the reason Romney's not running again is he couldn't get elected in the most Republican or one of the most Republican country we call it Utah so here he is this was Dana Bash there was an IQ of a lobster boiled Dana Bash can anybody tell me why Dana Bash has a program anybody raise raise your hand nobody raises their hand all the intrigue that goes on or used to go on behind the scenes at CNN this one dating this one this one marrying this one this one cheating on this one not Dana I'm not talking about her but all kinds of people there that that that day of course let's listen to this cut five go governor I want to ask about the spike in hate against Jews in the United States you told you the New York Times that you believe former President Donald Trump's quote intolerance for everybody has contributed to the surge in anti -semitism and Islamophobia stop stop here stop here I told you when I thought of what Joe Scarborough said you what the former senator from saying the slob and now Christie that the reason we have all this anti -semitism in America and even Islamophobia is because of Donald Trump literally so in a handful of days on MSNBC Trump wants to execute people Trump Trump is worse than Hitler and Mussolini then we go to CNN and we listen to the Cape Mayorka Chris Christie remember the the remember empty the beach I talked about that Mr. Brutus remember the sperm whale he and the little ones and the wifey beach the beach is cleared out but there he is the sperm whale all by himself of course Christie is a member he doesn't get that decide I get to decide whether he's a member I get to decide whether he's a member he's a member of Fatties United or FU so FU Chris and there he is saying that Trump is responsible go ahead when you show intolerance towards everyone which is what he does yeah you give permission as a leader for others to have their intolerance come out and so you know intolerance towards anyone encourages intolerance towards everyone and that's exactly what's going on he's not qualified to be president he's not qualified to be anything we have a real problem in this country with anti -semitism and to lay that on Trump I can give you an arm's -long list of the things Trump did for the state of Israel and to protect Jewish people in this country I can't tell you thing one Chris Christie has ever done that said we have a real problem with Jew haters in this country with tenured professors were people coming into this country with open border people carrying the Hamas they flag hate Trump they're not gonna vote for Trump for president they're gonna vote for Biden you you and so for this slob to go on CNN and say what says he he just playing to a very small niche out there ladies and gentlemen small niche out there he's running very very hard in one state New Hampshire he's incoming second maybe tip the the scales a little bit and then everybody you start talking about Chris Christie great
The Mason Minute
Plan Ahead (MM #4632)
"I'd like to consider myself a person who plans ahead for any circumstance, for any emergency, for any situation. But every now and again, the plans go astray. It happens whenever we travel back to Indiana to see family. You're always running at the last minute and you always forget something. The one thing I didn't plan ahead for this time, making sure to take some echinacea, some extra vitamin C, some extra vitamins, and some precautions so I didn't catch a cold. The one thing I always run into when I go to Indiana is you have most of the parents are educators. So they're dealing with kids and parents and lots of people every day. The kids, aging from 6 to 16, they're interacting with lots of kids and germs and well, it caught up with me. Yeah, I started feeling sick almost by the time I got there on Wednesday night. On Thanksgiving Day, I took three naps to the tune of about nine hours. By Friday, full -blown cold. Saturday feeling worse. Didn't go anywhere. Didn't do anything. You can kind of tell in the voice it's not feeling quite right. It's just a cold. But I have to remember, plan ahead. When going to see the kids, make sure I'm prepared for the germs because there are going to be a lot of them.
The Mason Minute
Plan Ahead (MM #4632)
"I'd like to consider myself a person who plans ahead for any circumstance, for any emergency, for any situation. But every now and again, the plans go astray. It happens whenever we travel back to Indiana to see family. You're always running at the last minute and you always forget something. The one thing I didn't plan ahead for this time, making sure to take some echinacea, some extra vitamin C, some extra vitamins, and some precautions so I didn't catch a cold. The one thing I always run into when I go to Indiana is you have most of the parents are educators. So they're dealing with kids and parents and lots of people every day. The kids, aging from 6 to 16, they're interacting with lots of kids and germs and well, it caught up with me. Yeah, I started feeling sick almost by the time I got there on Wednesday night. On Thanksgiving Day, I took three naps to the tune of about nine hours. By Friday, full -blown cold. Saturday feeling worse. Didn't go anywhere. Didn't do anything. You can kind of tell in the voice it's not feeling quite right. It's just a cold. But I have to remember, plan ahead. When going to see the kids, make sure I'm prepared for the germs because there are going to be a lot of them.
The Mason Minute
Plan Ahead (MM #4632)
"I'd like to consider myself a person who plans ahead for any circumstance, for any emergency, for any situation. But every now and again, the plans go astray. It happens whenever we travel back to Indiana to see family. You're always running at the last minute and you always forget something. The one thing I didn't plan ahead for this time, making sure to take some echinacea, some extra vitamin C, some extra vitamins, and some precautions so I didn't catch a cold. The one thing I always run into when I go to Indiana is you have most of the parents are educators. So they're dealing with kids and parents and lots of people every day. The kids, aging from 6 to 16, they're interacting with lots of kids and germs and well, it caught up with me. Yeah, I started feeling sick almost by the time I got there on Wednesday night. On Thanksgiving Day, I took three naps to the tune of about nine hours. By Friday, full -blown cold. Saturday feeling worse. Didn't go anywhere. Didn't do anything. You can kind of tell in the voice it's not feeling quite right. It's just a cold. But I have to remember, plan ahead. When going to see the kids, make sure I'm prepared for the germs because there are going to be a lot of them.
The Mason Minute
Plan Ahead (MM #4632)
"I'd like to consider myself a person who plans ahead for any circumstance, for any emergency, for any situation. But every now and again, the plans go astray. It happens whenever we travel back to Indiana to see family. You're always running at the last minute and you always forget something. The one thing I didn't plan ahead for this time, making sure to take some echinacea, some extra vitamin C, some extra vitamins, and some precautions so I didn't catch a cold. The one thing I always run into when I go to Indiana is you have most of the parents are educators. So they're dealing with kids and parents and lots of people every day. The kids, aging from 6 to 16, they're interacting with lots of kids and germs and well, it caught up with me. Yeah, I started feeling sick almost by the time I got there on Wednesday night. On Thanksgiving Day, I took three naps to the tune of about nine hours. By Friday, full -blown cold. Saturday feeling worse. Didn't go anywhere. Didn't do anything. You can kind of tell in the voice it's not feeling quite right. It's just a cold. But I have to remember, plan ahead. When going to see the kids, make sure I'm prepared for the germs because there are going to be a lot of them.
The Mason Minute
Avoid Shopping (MM #4629)
"The Minute Mason with Kevin Mason. My life in retail goes back to before we called this Black Friday. I used to work in retail as a kid. When I turned 16, I started working in a jeans store in the mall, so I've been working a long time and I personally avoid Black Friday shopping. Now, I understand you can get some good deals, but of course, this year I think Black Friday actually started back in like September or October. Everybody was having Black Friday sales already, which to me just, well, I don't want to say frustrates me, but be more creative. Come up with a different name. You can't have early Black Friday deals. You can't have post -Black Friday deals. Everybody knows what Black Friday is. Everybody knows that means you're going to save, so everybody takes advantage of it. Me, I'd rather pay more than have to go out and deal with the crowds. In some years, the crowds are bigger than others, and depending on where you're living, depending on what you're shopping for, depending on what's hot will depend on how much you're dealing with people. To me, people are just rude. People are just out for themselves and don't care about anybody else and lose all their manners and so I avoid going shopping on a day like today. Hopefully, your Black Friday isn't a horrible shopping day. I'm going to just sit back and relax and, well, shop on another one.
The Mason Minute
Avoid Shopping (MM #4629)
"The Minute Mason with Kevin Mason. My life in retail goes back to before we called this Black Friday. I used to work in retail as a kid. When I turned 16, I started working in a jeans store in the mall, so I've been working a long time and I personally avoid Black Friday shopping. Now, I understand you can get some good deals, but of course, this year I think Black Friday actually started back in like September or October. Everybody was having Black Friday sales already, which to me just, well, I don't want to say frustrates me, but be more creative. Come up with a different name. You can't have early Black Friday deals. You can't have post -Black Friday deals. Everybody knows what Black Friday is. Everybody knows that means you're going to save, so everybody takes advantage of it. Me, I'd rather pay more than have to go out and deal with the crowds. In some years, the crowds are bigger than others, and depending on where you're living, depending on what you're shopping for, depending on what's hot will depend on how much you're dealing with people. To me, people are just rude. People are just out for themselves and don't care about anybody else and lose all their manners and so I avoid going shopping on a day like today. Hopefully, your Black Friday isn't a horrible shopping day. I'm going to just sit back and relax and, well, shop on another one.
The Mason Minute
Avoid Shopping (MM #4629)
"The Minute Mason with Kevin Mason. My life in retail goes back to before we called this Black Friday. I used to work in retail as a kid. When I turned 16, I started working in a jeans store in the mall, so I've been working a long time and I personally avoid Black Friday shopping. Now, I understand you can get some good deals, but of course, this year I think Black Friday actually started back in like September or October. Everybody was having Black Friday sales already, which to me just, well, I don't want to say frustrates me, but be more creative. Come up with a different name. You can't have early Black Friday deals. You can't have post -Black Friday deals. Everybody knows what Black Friday is. Everybody knows that means you're going to save, so everybody takes advantage of it. Me, I'd rather pay more than have to go out and deal with the crowds. In some years, the crowds are bigger than others, and depending on where you're living, depending on what you're shopping for, depending on what's hot will depend on how much you're dealing with people. To me, people are just rude. People are just out for themselves and don't care about anybody else and lose all their manners and so I avoid going shopping on a day like today. Hopefully, your Black Friday isn't a horrible shopping day. I'm going to just sit back and relax and, well, shop on another one.
The Mason Minute
Avoid Shopping (MM #4629)
"The Minute Mason with Kevin Mason. My life in retail goes back to before we called this Black Friday. I used to work in retail as a kid. When I turned 16, I started working in a jeans store in the mall, so I've been working a long time and I personally avoid Black Friday shopping. Now, I understand you can get some good deals, but of course, this year I think Black Friday actually started back in like September or October. Everybody was having Black Friday sales already, which to me just, well, I don't want to say frustrates me, but be more creative. Come up with a different name. You can't have early Black Friday deals. You can't have post -Black Friday deals. Everybody knows what Black Friday is. Everybody knows that means you're going to save, so everybody takes advantage of it. Me, I'd rather pay more than have to go out and deal with the crowds. In some years, the crowds are bigger than others, and depending on where you're living, depending on what you're shopping for, depending on what's hot will depend on how much you're dealing with people. To me, people are just rude. People are just out for themselves and don't care about anybody else and lose all their manners and so I avoid going shopping on a day like today. Hopefully, your Black Friday isn't a horrible shopping day. I'm going to just sit back and relax and, well, shop on another one.
The Dan Bongino Show
Gun Confiscation in Biden's America: Will You Be on the List?
"Who have 100 ,000 followers. I'm not even mentioning their names, but just imagine for a second you garner 50 thousand followers. You're Joe Smith. You've got a regular job, living a decent life with your two kids and the dog, whatever it may be. And all of a sudden you start posting about and Biden wins, God forbid, in 2024, you start posting about Hunter Biden's crack problems and his paintings and money laundering. Oh, next thing you know, look, you get a knock at the door. We'd like to talk to you about these Twitter posts, by the way. You have a gun, son of your business. Well, actually it is our business. You have a gun. We'd like to see that. Next thing you know, you get some kind of flag red against you. Your guns are confiscated. look, Oh, they find a gun in your house and all of a sudden they make up some phantom menacing thing. Oh, he lunged for it. Meanwhile, you were seven rooms away while they're in your house. This is what worries me. They will use the gun list as a way to target their political opponents. Not that they're going to confiscate every gun. There's no way. They have no chance. But how would they do that, folks? And now let's play a little interactive game. But, Dan, I've listened to your show before. It's illegal for the federal government to create Yes, correct. It's also illegal for the federal government to use tax dollars to pay off people's student loans. But they do that. There's always a workaround for tyrants. And the workaround for the tyrants is the background check system. The federal government wants to desperately compile a list of everybody that's gone through a background check for a firearm. So they have a list of every firearm and who bought it. The problem, ladies and gentlemen, is the mandatory background check is only for sales from FFLs. It's not for private. So Mike if or I were to give away a firearm to, say, our daughters or sons, and they're not prohibited possessors, the government son of the government's business, your gun, you can give it to whoever you want, as long as it's the law. They want
Mark Levin
Rich Zeoli and Caller George Talk U.S. Aid Going to Hamas
"Money so well the republicans are trying to stop it in george thanks for the call have a very blessed thanksgiving thank you and the republicans are trying to stop it by carving out separate votes you know vote up or down in israeli which is what it should be a vote up or down in ukraine aid which is the way it should be in a vote up or down on humanitarian aid up or down these are what i'm talking about up or down votes don't tie these things and together then have that debate have that debate exactly where the money's going to go to and if you really believe it's going to be humanitarian relief and it's not going to be used by hamas then you're crazy you're nuts but you know the the senate and the white house they are demanding demanding that all this aid be tied through tied together period because they know that the ukraine aid may not pass is there a number of republicans right now questioning all this money and rightfully so because the other day the secretary of treasury janet yellen's going on about how how we have to keep giving ukraine money so that they can pay their teachers you do what we want so yeah there's there's that conversation then there's a conversation about the humanitarian aid for for gaza and you turn around and go you really you don't think that's going to get into the hands of hamas are you kidding me so oh yeah these have to be separate up or down votes bottom line no question about it let me get back to this media matter story those things are very important and you and i as people who appreciate conservative radio conservative we've talked conservative media you've seen the all out attack on our voice you've seen this yourself the attack on elon musk right now very reminiscent of what people like russian mark and sean and the others went through years and years ago and still do every day still do it's not like a day goes goes by the media matters is in hunting down people like tucker carlson and the list goes on and on the point is that what they're doing to twitter right now manufacturing these images has had a a devastating effect on twitter's bottom line twitter
Mark Levin
Guest Host Rich Zeoli Tackles Iran, Hamas and Wokeist Support
"Yeah. And you know what? If some people fire, get lost in the ah, oh, well. And yet we gave them billions of dollars, pallets of cash, and we helped them expand their nuclear program. That's why Alan Dershowitz, when he was on my radio show, said Barack Obama's been a villain in all this, trying to equate that both sides here, both sides have been wrong. Israel was attacked by Hamas on October 21st. And I'll tell you something else, too. I got to give Sheryl Sandberg credit, the former CEO of Facebook, now known as Metta, because she came out with a piece and she talked about how we need to be calling out Hamas for raping women. And we need to be doing that. And these same groups on college campuses, you know, the Rainbow Hair and all their alphabet soup organizations, those same kids on college campuses who were there, out the pro -Hamas kids don't seem to care how women are treated. They don't seem to care how these terrorists destroy will women and they have no respect for them. They don't consider them equal. They'll rape them. They'll beat them. They'll assault them. They have no rights in their countries. But woke -ism is all about figuring out who the victim group is and then deciding to support that victim group no matter So what. in this case on college campuses, what you've seen is that the progressive woke people have all decided that somehow Hamas, they're really just freedom fighters here and they're the ones who are the victims. So that's why you have the pro -Hamas terrorists, protesters out there all over college campuses and now it's getting to the point where they're also ransacking the offices of the DNC. But how do we get here? I mean how do we get to this point where we can now as the United States of America turn around and try to tell Israel what to do and try to tell Israel how it should fight its wars? How do we get here to this place? Well, this is what Mark tweeted out a short ago. time It's now official. Biden, Blinken do not want Israel to win the war against Hamas and they more continue onerous to conditions place more on and Israel and as they plot to carve up Israel and give Judea and Syria, West Bank to the Palestinians, all of whose leaders are terrorists, and Gaza. The Biden Blinken plan is to destroy Israel, which is the original Obama Blinken plan. Meanwhile, while Biden Blinken
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"What was the best thing that happened today? And then, what was a low? Did you have a low time in the day? What was it? It gives the opportunity to have that conversation and help them process that or help them manage it, help them manage relationships and manage stress. Other thing, you know, you got the captive audience when you have to drive a child in the car. The best conversations I think are stuck with. Yeah, they are stuck with you. The best conversations I had in my kids sometimes were in the car. As you drive them to that activity, they don't have a choice. And they have a choice whether they listen or whether they respond, but it's a wonderful and pretty easy way to have a child a conversation with a child. You're looking straight ahead. They're looking out the window. It's not at all intimidating. And you can say things like, what's the best part of school? Or what are you really worried about? Or I've noticed that you're in your room a lot. Is everything okay? Or I notice that you don't hang out with Susie anymore. Is everything okay with that relationship? Is anything I can do to help help out?.
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"I mean, people wonder about the treatment, the treatment is very straightforward. It's usually counseling. Or it's frequently counseling and it's what we used to call talk therapy. There's different approaches. It can be individual group family. Oftentimes in this, the child or the teen is taught coping skills for managing life stressors so that when they do encounter their next crisis or childhood adversity, which all kids are going to encounter. They're able to cope a little bit better. And the other is medication. There is so many good drugs out there and medication when used in combination with counseling can be very, very effective. Absolutely, I'll tell you Carol when I was in private practice and helping and working with some people, I always, if they were on any kind of medication, I always made sure to collaborate with their medication prescriber. So we would have conversations so that we would be on the same page. And the partnering of counseling with medication really was very helpful. And it's so important. Not to be afraid of it. Don't let stigma stop you from seeking care for your child. That's right. So we're learning so much here. And we've given all these numbers that are scary and like, oh my gosh, but it's a big deal. And people need to pay attention. But there are positive things that parents can do to help their kids. And I want to focus on those a little bit. You know, I know one of the favorite things that we've been talking about is relational health. That's making sure that every child has a strong supportive and nurturing relationship with at least one competent caring reliable adult. Oftentimes, that's the parent. But unfortunately, there's many times that it's not. Can you talk about your experience with this? Absolutely. The bulk of my career, I have worked with foster children. And I will tell you that the absolute most successful children who are exiting foster care are those who had a caring incompetent adult in their life. And by caring incompetent adult, I mean someone that when they got a flat tire, that's someone they could call. When they had something to celebrate, that's who they called. That's where they may be celebrated Thanksgiving with. So somebody who was there for them, someone they could rely on, someone who they felt connected to, someone who provided them hope. And by having that relationship, they were building resilience. Someone who could teach them coping skills because they could watch as the adult was coping. It was a great role model for them. They learned how to cope with crisis and has thing as they went through life, and they hit crisis, they knew how to manage it. They developed feelings of self worth because that person was in their life and telling them that they were worthy. Parents can be this and should be the competent caring reliable adult in someone's home. And one way they can do it is be predictable. Give a positive environment at home. Practice positive self statements, for example, I always tell parents, don't be one of those parents who say, oh, I'm so stupid. That's just not a good example for your child. Instead admit, oh, I made a mistake. I need to do.
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"Some of the behaviors you like to tell parents and teachers to be on the lookout? If you were going to say like, you know, just don't police your child, but keep an open mind. Take a look release. Yeah. I would say that generally, any kind of changes that you see in a child's behavior. You know, when we look at school performance, perhaps their grades are dropping. Maybe they're withdrawing from things that they would otherwise have enjoyed. Maybe they're isolating a lot. You notice that they're in their bedroom more than they are usually. Again, we have to balance this with what is a typical when it comes to a 13 year old that just likes to be alone. And when is someone really isolating in a way that's withdrawing and could be some depression? Maybe they have excess worry or anxiety and it's persistent and so disproportionate to the situation. They might not want to go to school in the morning or not want to attend an activity. They may show hyperactive behavior. Anything that's a difference in their behavior change, a spike in disobedience can be an indicator, or being aggressive, and even poor hygiene. You know, that child who was always pretty good about taking their shower and brushing their teeth, all of a sudden, they're not doing that anymore, not taking care of themselves because they're not caring. That can be an indicator as well. We've been talking about overall approaches and issues with kids mental health. But I want to pivot a bit to talk about some of the more common mental health diagnoses that we see in kids like anxiety and depression. I know the rates of these have been steadily increasing for the past decade. And now, with the impact of the pandemic, the negative impact on our kids mental health, things are even worse. But before we talk about the pandemic, can you talk to us a little bit about anxiety and depression? Sure, sure, absolutely. You know, both anxiety and depression are very common. They're probably the most common mental illnesses that we see in kids. And when I talk anxiety, it's not just nervousness. It is absolutely typical and healthy that a child get nervous before giving a book report, for example, or doing anything. Actually, healthy that I became nervous before coming in for this podcast. That's healthy. I may have called it anxiety, but it's not anxiety in the mental illness field is when it's long term. There's a duration. It disproportionate to the situation, and it's very intense, the distress is extremely intense. Just last week, I had an elementary schoolboy who he was all of a sudden. Just having great anxiety about writing the school bus. It seemed to come out of nowhere. When I said, what's it all about? He wasn't able to articulate exactly what was going on. There really wasn't an obvious cause. He had said that he talked to his parents and they were like, oh, it's fine. You can sit with your sister or I can pick you up and the problem with that, they were doing the best that they could. It was wonderful what they were saying to him and trying to calm him down. But the problem is he wasn't being taught how to manage that anxiety. So what I did with him, as I said, where are you feeling this anxiety? And he pointed to his belly and said, oh, I feel it right here in my stomach..
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"We need to do all that we can to help them. I find those numbers astronomical when I think of that, Carol. They're just amazing. But why is why isn't everyone noticing it? Why aren't we all doing something about it? Yeah. You know, I go back to what I kind of touched on briefly when I was just talking about mental illness and even that phrase, I think it's the issue of stigma. You know, society has attached shame and blame and embarrassment to mental illness, which creates a huge barrier to getting diagnosed or even getting proper treatment. People are so afraid of being labeled, and especially imagine if you're a parent of a child who's diagnosed with mental illness. Parents start to think, oh, it's my fault. They feel the blame. They feel shame around it as if they may have done something wrong. They may even be cultural beliefs within a family that could be a barrier to mental illness being identified. Maybe there's a belief that meant to illness is a weakness or a defect in someone's personality. And there's a lot of myths around mental illness. Some of them are that mental illness is uncommon. That it's untreatable, and that it's even permanent. And these are real myths. And I hope that we can get that information out to the public so that we can start to impact the stigma and decrease the stigma that is around mental illness. Yeah, but, you know, that stigma is very, very real, very real. When we started the kids, healthy minds initiative, we first started it in communities. And we had a very hard time getting parents to attend the meetings. We had such low attendance, no matter how we advertised it. And we finally realized that parents won the either don't recognize the symptoms of mental illness in their kids. They know that something is off with their child, but they assume it's a developmental stage. Or they do know their child has a problem, but the stigma of going public with it stops them from seeking help. That's very true. Very true. So maybe this let's just stop now and maybe see if we can clear up the misconceptions surrounding it. Mental illness. When you what are your go to facts that might help our listeners.
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"And I always bought the journal. But I didn't have time to write it down. And now I have all this time with the pandemic and it's still an empty journal because I'm human. You know, we all are. This is a challenging time for all of us. And I think that we all just have to step back and say, this is a challenging time for all of us. It's not easy for anyone. Yeah, so do you have kids or not, whether you're a frontline worker or not it's tough. Yeah, so instead of writing in that journal, just taking a few minutes to recognize and say, what am I grateful for today? Can really go a long way. Quickly, I'll share a little snippet, so yesterday I was sitting outside. I really loved the mornings, especially the when the sun starts to rise just a little bit in the sky starts to lighten, that's like my favorite part of the morning. My kids are usually still sleep at that time. So it's your favorite time. So I was outside and we have a neighborhood we have bunnies in our neighborhood. And so I saw the little bunny hopping by and the little tiny bunny hopping behind it. And I was like, oh, this is so sweet. And then I saw some other figures emerging. And I was like, what is that? Is that a cat? Oh no, it was a family of big fat raccoons. Quickly pursuing behind the rabbit and I was like, oh, that's the end of my gratitude for today. I ran so fast into the house as quickly as I could get there. So, you know, it was. It wasn't what I expected, but I did get to see that and got out of the past the path of dangerous quickly as possible. So and to follow that line of thought, even the bunnies are challenged. The buddies are challenged. We all are right now. If you or your child is struggling with their mental health, you.
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"Kids are scientists at heart. And talk about opportunities for learning. I mean, there it is right in your right outside your door. It's just incredible. Well, especially in New England right now with a foliage. I remember as a kid getting the leaves and tracing them and putting the veins in them and all in coloring over it. It's magical. Yeah. The other thing that we were talking about with a parent group is for the parents to return to playful behavior. Coloring is great at every age. Legos are great at every age, just to stop to focus. You know, it'd be great if you did it with your child, but if you need to do it on your own, that's fine, too, but returning to some of those helps helps us calm down a little bit. And I think that that's I think that that's great. So then the other thing is the highs and lows. How do parents build them in during the day? Parents are so busy, don't give us another thing to do. But with them practicing positive behaviors, how do they point it out to their kids? How do they let their kids see the positive things going on in their lives? So this is why I'm really invested in this playful learning landscapes program. You know, if you think about the fact that kids spend 80% of their time out of school and we don't want to burden parents, but think about the opportunities where parents and children are waiting around or doing things together, whether waiting for a bus at a bus stop, shopping at a supermarket the one of the things that we've begun to do is to partner with architects and urban planners. And create installations at bus stops. While a parent and a child, they're waiting at a bus stop, there can be a light shining on the ground that the child can play hopscotch and learn about inhibiting footsteps, executive function skills that can be a puzzle on the wall behind matching learning about spatial connections. In supermarkets, one of my favorite studies, which encouraged literacy was little signs by the apples, what other kinds of apples can you see? How many apples can you count? By the milk, what is the animal say who gives milk? So as opposed to kids sitting in a shopping cart jumping out, creating all kinds of, you know, here are learning opportunities playful learning, joyful opportunities that don't put a burden on parents, but create kind of joyful experiences for both parent and child. And it can just be integrated into. Totally. Everywhere we go. Totally. So Philadelphia has really been a model city for these installations. And it requires talk about relational trust developed a playground in a very high risk inner city neighborhood. But they engage the community in developing the playground, and it had this hopscotch and had puzzles and had all kinds of activities. And now the community owns it. There's no graffiti. They're there all the time. And there are observational studies showing improvements.
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"And another important point I'm just realizing when we talk about how parents can model channeling strong emotions, modeling asking for help. Is another self care? Exactly. Another parents need to model that it's okay to ask for help to ask for support. Nobody can manage this stress alone. That's been the devastating impact of the social isolation of the pandemic. So that parents can do a major provide a major benefit to kids by showing that it's okay to ask for help, whether from parents from teachers from peers across the board. And it's okay to be scared and it's okay to say, no, I don't like wearing a mask either. But it's important. I'm protecting myself, I'm protecting you and protecting those around me. That's what I can do to have some control over this pandemic. Yeah, that's a critical issue. Again, we talk about helping others. And I think we've somehow lost that notion about the importance of what we do from a public health perspective in helping others. It's not just our decision about our own health. It's about what we do impacts all of those around us. And it reminds me of a date me, but it reminds me of Jack Kennedy's inaugural speech when he said ask ask what you can do for your country. Where has that challenge gone? It seems like we've forgotten about that. We should remember it. And implement it. Absolutely. You know, one of the things that we hear that we talk about Moore's gratitude. People forget about gratitude. That, as another sort of old fashioned word, you know, gratitude. And teaching kids how to recognize gratitude how to be grateful for what they have that just is so so much just taken for granted. And so to stop each day and practice gratitude, think about gratitude and also think about the highs and lows of your day. You know, we focus on the lows, our media does as well. But we need to focus on the highs. How do parents build gratitude into every day? How do parents build recognizing the things that are right in the world? Well, I love a book that turned a phrase on its head. It's called no child left inside. So for example, during the pandemic, bringing kids out in the backyard to look at leaves to look at butterflies to look at nature and to marvel to talk about gratitude of the things that are all around us that we sell them take the time to appreciate..
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"Start somewhere. Well, being home being working school work remotely. They've lost their patterns their behaviors. Their routines. Yes. And so if we can work to get routines back when people know what to expect when we have predictability in our environment, everyone feels better. And that's true for the kids and for the adults. And so if you have to pick a few things, talk to your kids, focus on your routines and predictability. Oh, the other thing. This can be challenging, but trying to reward good behavior. Catch them doing it well. Catch them doing it well. And that can be really, really hard to do, especially when you're surrounded and what seems like a sea of negativity. But it can go so far for you as the parent and so far for the kid. And if it cuts down on even a little bit of yelling and screaming, I think that's a good thing. And so trying to find ways to reward good behavior if it's a pat on the shoulder, bringing them a stick of gum for working on their homework, a kiss on the cheek, you're doing really well. Great job with your routine, whatever the case may be trying to Dole out praise is good for you and for the child. Even you did a good job letting your sister take a turn. Right, right. Simple things. One of the things that when we talk about these stresses that the kids are feeling, many parents are feeling stresses too. You know, there's been job loss, this financial instability. For many there have been family deaths and all parents do have that stress. How do they not convey it to their child? How do they manage it? I don't think that the goal is not conveying it. I think the goal is to convey it in a way that's productive. But I also think it's important to do something about it. So I sort of have two camps, right? And I say this to the families that I work with all the time. One, it's important to feel your feelings. There's some of us in the world that just want to stuff them down as deep as we can get them and never think about them again. But emotions themselves are not bad. And it's really important that we take the time to feel our feelings. However, on the other hand, it's also important that when we are feeling big emotions that we do something about it. And so if your emotions are getting in the way, if you have too much anxiety, too much anger, too much sadness, too much frustration, and it's interfering with your.
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"And now, back to the podcast. Something that I want to bring up is that children or frontline workers, whether they're medical or healthcare workers, teachers, those kids are nervous. They're worried about their parents, they're worried about their parents health. And you know, we see people all over clapping for them at 6 o'clock, ringing the bell for them thanking them profusely, which they definitely deserve. How does that child feel one? They see everyone thanking their parents and they're like, I wish mom would quit her job. Yeah, we've seen a lot of kids that have parents who are frontline workers. And this is definitely been a very anxiety producing time for them. Being really worried about their parents leaving the house being worried about what they're going to be exposed to. This is especially true for kids that are living in multigenerational homes. Being worried is mom or dad going to make grandma sick. And so that's been a big anxiety for this particular population. Even for my own children, I'm not a frontline worker, but when I was leaving to go to the hospital, my 6 year old said to me, mom, how are you leaving the house? How is this even possible? And she'd get really worked up and really sad that I was leaving. And we figured out how to use her iPad so she could FaceTime me sometimes during the day so she could see me and I'm like, I'm okay. I'm in PPE look and that helped some. But yeah, this population is definitely we're keeping an eye out for them. And even these frontline worker parents, the kids are happy to see them come home, but they've been working on a COVID unit all day. They're not hugging their kids. You know, it's so hard across the board. You know, for all ages. So we know it's stressful. How do we provide support? How do we help our kids who are showing signs of stress? Yeah, so there's a couple of things that I would recommend for parents, especially with the transition back to school and just so much uncertainty and the holidays coming around. There's just so much on everyone's plates. And so a couple of things that I would recommend. One, check in with yourself, check in with your kids, check in with other family members in the House. Communicate communicate communicate. You need to be clear with yourself what you need for your optimal functioning and then figure out how to make that happen. Open the door for your kids so that they know that they can talk to you. As I mentioned before adolescence are not always the most forthcoming, but it's important that we're opening the door for them and letting them know that when they're ready to talk, we're here and ready to listen. And then, of course, when they approach you ready to talk, be ready to listen, put the phone down from the TV off, whatever you need to do, be ready to listen when that child approaches you..
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"Exactly. I think you being a mom you bring a lot of lived experience to your clinical practice as well. And it's exactly what we all need. Because right now, it's ground level for all of us. Absolutely. It's so funny because one people think that, oh, you're a psychologist. You must have the answers for your own kids and you must know exactly what to do. Yeah, all that is thrown out of the window. I get just as upset in just as worried and just as stuck as any other parent. And so I and second, I want to apologize to all the parents out there who I was giving advice to before I became a parent because I recognize oh yeah, that's probably not gonna work. And so what was I thinking? I think, sorry for all those rules and stuff. Throw that out the window. So through the pandemic for myself, it's been a lot of trial and error and it's a bit a lot of figuring out what works for my family. And I think that's what's important for parents to remember what your neighbor's doing, what your sister is doing, what your cousin's doing may not be what's best for you. And so everyone really has to figure out what's important in my family and then stick to that. And it doesn't matter what other people think, 'cause what is gonna work best for you and what's gonna work best for your kids is gonna be more peace and more calmness and can't we all use more of that. Absolutely. You know, when you talked about separation anxiety, I was chuckling because when you went through the age groups, you stopped. And as a mom, I had separation anxiety. I didn't see my daughter for 18 years. She was living in for 18 months. She was living in Wyoming and I had no control over it. Their rates were so high and it was scary. We'll get back to our podcast guests in just a moment. Your.
So Every Kid Can Podcast
"kid" Discussed on So Every Kid Can Podcast
"We're going to talk today about this mental health crisis affecting our kids. And it's so important that people understand that this is a very big deal. In the United States alone, 20% of kids have a diagnosed mental health illness. That is over 8 million kids in the U.S.. And this is a global crisis. Is that statistic Carol from before the pandemic or during the pandemic? That's from before the pandemic. And that's from the CDC. And the numbers with the pandemic haven't been tallied yet because our kids are still experiencing the impact of the pandemic. And the scary thing is the experts say that once the pandemic ends, the impact the negative impact in our kids mental health is going to last for months and years to come. I very much agree with that statement. So we have to do something. You know, we know that rates of anxiety, depression and most tragically youth suicide were increasing drastically or exponentially during the prior to the pandemic. What is the impact going to be on our kids now? What do we have to look forward to? So I think we know some about what to expect. We have literature from previous disasters such as 9 11 and other natural disasters that have occurred to know that when kids are expressed, there's sort of a set of symptoms, a set of patterns that we can look for and look out for. I think in clinic, I've definitely been seeing it quite a bit. And so specifically as I talk, I'm really gearing this towards parents because I want them to know what to look out for for their children. I want them to know, what are some of the warning signs that might indicate that their child is experiencing some level of stress? Wow, that's really important. Thank you for telling us about this because it's hard sometimes for parents to recognize symptoms of mental illness because they look something like so many of the developmental stages. You know, one of the examples we always use is how do you tell the difference between a moody teenager and a depressed teenager? It's hard for them. Yeah, so I want to take a minute to just talk about when kids are under stress, what are some of the.
The Fighter And The Kid
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"That. I'm telling you either would like to remind everybody the and muir of the taliban the emir the head of the taliban people are like well let's see if we can have a coalition nickname. I don't know neil nickname. It's he acts. His own son in his own son was a bomber. Yeah yeah but they're amir. There had spiritual leader. These aren't exactly what's commander of the faithful. i'm he about to auckland. Data lost spammers to a drone. Strike was a success or some shit. Yeah one of the ones in there. A harsh harsh harsh. One of the ones. That killed the marines. Sorry no no years ago. Twenty seventeen this guy forget his name names like something the butcher he did some horrible i know he's he's high up in the taliban guy that was in fucking they were talking about in american sniper. Burke yeah yeah yeah butcher. I was in iraq. Yup co-founder reportedly leads a new government. Not the american sniper survivor. I think that's the butcher their outfits little. Yeah looks like a pretty great. It's a you except for football was chance subject for these guys. You for football. No yeah. I love watching football. There's something about that sport. I think is fucking amazing. Do you like Thursday nights the first game. It's the book and the cowboys. Ooh this is going to be an interesting no ear team the patriots patriots and box fan. I'm occas brady went there. I root for of gronk playing on the bucks again in adrian wave. Ab brown antonio brown and he's on there. Okay how about all this. What's crazy about with the salary cap and fell into twenty one possible. Do this if restarted an offense defense is back the chances of them returning very good. Wow insane call him back to the guess. Because i want to see how is going to do without brady because we did last year last year. They said well how was the. How do they just. Can't we can't get a team. Who's the quarterback from alabama is the starting now. He won the job. They cut cam. Newton this rookie quarterback but he's from alabama drew brees cosign themselves. You can be rookie of the year. And i didn't even see that alabama because you look at the guys thrown to and the defense is. I'm not hiring. So why was cam. Newton cut is he just. He's he's older and then you know he's he's he's older. He's played long on that. I honestly here's anything special when he played for the patriots jackson. Fine no we played for the carolina. Panthers shows like you sound like anybody roommate. You know he was so He originally signed with florida. Yeah tim and him were. I think tim was his guy who show them around. Campus and cam. Newton got kicked out because of laptops. Have you got kicked out. Don't usually auburn when heisman there in the national championship. Wow but him. And tim we're gonna be on. The same team played nine years time nine years. Mvp do your mvp went to a super bowl. I feel he's such a good player. who got player. he's still got it still often. It's tough injuries using tom brady and then also think he. He's a physical doodoo. He's big picture of me and him where some function he's he's bigger than you right. Talk taller leaner. He's leaning your way better. Looking dresses dresses. Well people clownish outfits now is hats and chit dressed. Same hack guy. He's bad motherfucker. But i just feel like he's got more him. I don't mind he didn't need to do the thing. Anything that cnn. Everything but the thing but his hats like there ain't no those are fire fashioned man. He loves that suits fire. Do that's that's fucking you like that. Hell can do that. That same jacket. He's a bad but if you can pull that off why wouldn't you think that's what he looks. Fantastic that's obvious because it has a look at the way he. I don't think it's too. That's what i have the same shit dude. I've a blue one like that. He's gotten paid. Brennan oh yeah. He made all the money. So now's mvp dude. So now he'll be walking around the. He's fantastic fashion to you. Gotta love this guy. He seems like he's a great guy is he liked by his teammates. I can't answer that okay. I would assume seems seems great. Look at the superman outfit. That shit is fucking that adobe. I wish that jack serious see when he was he. He does a summer camp and the kids are talking shit. Oh yeah and he goes. That's why you blah. He's like the nfl mvp stupid. Fuck but he. He was nice about it. Here's my man. My man like broken down to. That's fine human russell. Westbrook dressing similar there but yeah he doesn't get laid right girls think he's myrie. There was just a picture with his girl philosophy other ones. But i just feel like he's got more in a man come on. Is it because they figure out your tendencies. What.
The Fighter And The Kid
"kid" Discussed on The Fighter And The Kid
"The very godmother is. Who's it oh yeah homie. Can you bring up a casting. No he's offering qudra. I don't know it's kind of fantastic. It's a gutsy. i saw the doing it. I don't like it. What am i don't. You don't like far-right they're trying to run. I'm just asking you to tell me what you think. I know what you're doing. And i don't like it. What am i doing in. I know you're trying to sell more tickets. Everybody just leaving everything. Try to sell more. I know what you're trying to do. If you wanna come see me come we have you seen. That's the fairy godmother. Yeah that'd be the fairy god man. She says she's no. She knows he his pronouns are he's he's he's a very good mother. I think that. But that doesn't i think it's balls use fucking i can just i liked. I liked it. Somebody sat around what you know what. Why don't we just turn them into a super queenie. Black dude ever gone weather. I know what you're doing. I was asking what you think. I'm literally just no. I'm an absurd what you're doing. You're trying appeal to far left right now. And i don't like what's going on how not. I'm a middle of the road guy. I'm just asking you if you change pronouns. I'm gonna fight you. I do identify day and it doesn't matter. Yeah do do. I do now. I do because some days. I just feel you feel it non binary. Hey that's fine. Feel what you feel. What i in the gym. He's like a little like we. Don't i go. He looks like he's in the fifth round with his pronouns. And he's losing that he's down for four rounds thank god. He's a fifth round with his pronouns. Here you know it's like it's just like a mystery things like mystery. Meat was really say anything but he just like rented. I'll just like pop out of nowhere with sit. Like everyone's kind of individually i d- i tell you texting. He told me a joke that he said on on the belt pad to take it out so good. I want to tell me. Yeah joke but i was like. I don't. i just liked it deal with the repercussions funny to me. Yeah he did text me last night cooked. We're all good. Oh yeah you take last night. But i don't pay attention. I don't know i don't know man now are you. Watching of football still College i pay attention to i like this. i like. i like that every single stadium whether it's a democratic state republican state red blue every single stadium clean. Ucla and you know. La's north korea. The beach including ucla is packed to the gills with people without mask. It just shows you that. The general populations over kobe there over the ship and then they make the decision. I'm saying i want them to spread. Kobe codes a serious matter. But i'm saying the general population. We know the repercussions. We know the risk. And we're willing to do this. Thanks to the good news is that with vaccines and also with the With all the therapies. That you you can apply it. Kobe is most likely not going to kill you. Thanks to medicine. Do how about what they're doing to rogan. How about the shitty left spin on rogin saying he's taken horse de wermer and it's not real and yet to so you don't the ivermectin on tokyo. The government came out and said to take it. Yeah you know in florida to santa's has been given a lot of that stuff out. Trump took it. Like all i know is the doctor who gave it to him. They wanna nobel peace prize into fifteen. It's not like grows like research on the dark web or the scientists and was like look. There's a lot of evidence that suggests all the but also what i think is interesting that he was also sick for one day and he credited the antibiotics he credited all the things. He took to western medicine western science. Yes about asu tex. This told me. I said also you should be proud of yourself. Same with you know. I know people wish we were more sick. But it is what it is but also to ruin yourself more to your life dedication to health working out like that. This is why we do dude. You're building an armor so when this stuff comes yes you have an armored built up. You can't just win code. Come on we can shape real quick. it's doesn't workday. I talked about this the other day but like one of the things i think is interesting is that you know the best thing you can do for yourself. Times is stan shape. Eat properly and stuff like that beat and so they see somebody with all due. Respect who super nazi about washing their hands wearing masks social distancing all good three hundred pounds. It's three hundred pounds. You go or. I'm worried about terrorism. But i'm eating nothing but we sugar and you go diabetes way sooner than way more worried about your cholesterol than watch. Look when when half of americans are literally obese and we have a weight problem that level. You've got you've got you gotta goes back to telling the truth we gotta be honest about. What's actually the bigger threat here. Statistically you gotta look at data here man so again. It's like sometimes we are fighting an enemy. That's not actually as big a threat as the guy the enemy. That's right. I think with rogan to like the left and cnn. 'cause he's not anti vaccine no he's not hit the attorneys actually pro vaccine but he was saying. If you're young and shape. I wouldn't get it like your odds of surviving. It's pretty good. I want to put in your body but there's not enough research done with it fair. That's his thoughts. And that's fine point of view so the far left and cnn when he got it. They're more upset that he was of course. How seen the weirdest of course they are because they think of him as a bro they think of him as the enemy think of him as a finger right wing they call them all right all those things which which is true and it's it's again. I'm trying to control a narrative that isn't working because he's way bigger than his audience. It's still dealing with jealousy. You're dealing here on their part. And do you do with haters. I also i am telling you. I also think that the majority of the people that are giving your your news are people that came straight out of a college classroom. They really really out on. I watch fox corey's side they're both you don't want to be their friend. Come on top of that. Just remember this fox or cnn. The most important thing is less the truth and more ratings. Your attention ratings. Cove in afghanistan. Yes fox it's anti biden if you cnn anti trump so now trump's don cnn ratings are right right so they would they do. They had to put a daily a minute by minute. Death tova covert but they can't do that anymore because the desert there and so what. I object so concerts something track. I object when you have something. That's true so if you were say for example the delta variant seems to be less lethal than the first contagious leslie. Yeah and if you say that. Sometimes you get flagged for spreading disinformation. I have a problem with social media or the big media giants having control of that narrative. You're you're also not you now. I'm wondering what that agenda is. Remember those those media giants or the social giants. Most of them are far far-lefts so they have an agenda to yes so their biases get put into that for everybody. Yes and you know. There's something wrong with trump's ban on twitter but the head of fucking the talibans not in an amazing amazing..
The Fighter And The Kid
"kid" Discussed on The Fighter And The Kid
"What i don't even use the german shepherd want one of those. I want like a bad asked you. Don't they've got to bite. Somebody promise you do something for my son. And they always look. I wanted to get one just to protect a house in your family. Members are going to come over and the things going to be staring at them. Like if it's not like an alert that only the only command had were in german. It was so intense and they'd come over learn german. I don't want to do all this man. When your kids are rough housing your friend kids franken and the dog attacks snaps and stuff wanna buy a dog and a half to learn another language. Do those exhausted swat team. He's a swat team sergeant. He's got his dog takes down dudes got about one hundred bytes on the street. Roy he knows the taste of human flesh. The dog my dog's a light switch. He's a very friendly. he's a light switch though. He's very so his friend comes over and the dog. The dog is sitting there like this and the dog goes and my friends ball and he goes he goes and this is what my friends. Are you afraid of dogs. And he goes well that one don't because he can tell when you're afraid just act normal. Yeah mel was. Make sure you're running a few miles a day like you have a coach working dog. So that's a certain type of german shepherd It's in the same family. It's to any dog. If the military and those are the dogs the navy seal and the and the job sue breath late. They call them sharp dogs. They need a job so they bite quickly wanna work there. Mark eight miles a day. Why hate seeing i saw. Germans saw somebody with like a siberian husky in manhattan. And i'm going. Do you think needs cold. That wants to work at wants to pull. It shouldn't be in the know. What else you got you. So the french president went outside to greet people and he got slapped in the face by a protester just because.
The Fighter And The Kid
"kid" Discussed on The Fighter And The Kid
"But i i still eskimos ballsy ship to go in there knowing that you could just by going crazy get not just really he just go. They look at what happened. Yeah i mean it's ballsy but at the same time it's also stupid it to me. It takes more balls against atmos square garden. And you know like that's a different animal getting put to sleep in front of your kids though man like when you have kids. Yeah i don't know why. Fighters i know like for inspiration but if i look at the vegas odds even on myself. I'll be like that goes home sweet. Don't don't let them watch. Tv video game night for. hey tom. daddy's gone vacation with boys. Plus we're not looking to fight tonight. He's gonna get his ass loan with the kids. You know my son would always say like if my son was like mad at me. He knows what to her and he'll be like well. So maybe you're not that funny. Could you imagine being a ufc fighter. And you don't get your kid. A video game is again. You got your ass. Days was fuck so cut driving. That's the thing is show. That's the best way so cutting that so so it was comedy though. Pretty black and white addis any well. You don't percent and when you see at least didn't fighting. If i'm doing bad it's a short night. You know locker. I'm like all right. I'll work on my mistakes. Stand up there. That's where you have a full hour. You're twenty into it and you know you just what. I did kenny through the mud. And you're i'm up in for forty four minutes you'll like. Let's let's said the rain is where any fighting marina. That's where the truth comes out. No matter what did you find out what the truth is. i think. Stand the same way. You're up there you fucking you either have it or you don't. I don't care what you're eighteen is. I don't care what your talents and nothing drives me nuts when it kind of comes back that fucking crowd and then we got this. The crowd about the people that paid money laugh. Or you think they're the pro know exactly. There's only one common denominator to do you think it's the crowd last week to all right. It's not the crowd. Yeah yeah great. Fit simpson best if you're not if they're there to laugh so if they're not laughing it's one hundred percent. I agree with one hundred percent. Yes headlining set like you have time to like. did you. out of my area. I'll tell you it was interesting when i did. Miss miss patch guest but probably black crowd. What's weird you know my my fans all around with some of those the gay stuff on my life your house gay in the black crowd. They didn't they do not. They did not play that game. They did not like the gay stuff but then the other stuff they love they love but the gay stuff they just did not entertain. Everybody's gotta do black crowd. Yeah i came up doing. When i was coming up and no clubs would work just knew i would do did urban to black rooms contests and it was like it was scary but stanford right tech so because you know you knows miss pat and he goes swing big swing for the fences of the blackout. Don't hold back take big chances Yeah i just had to do it and just see and like you know there was honest. It's the most honest reactions you'll ever get because if they fuck with you they with every but if they don't the let you fuck no yeah right there on the spot. I'd one person go h. I'm out though. Were you in new york when the boston do the sunday nights at the boston allen i. That was so sunday so the boston comedy club in new york. It was into boston. Comedy club was around the corner from the comedy cellar and sunday night talent. Who is just so hilarious. He was one of the like the new york. Kings of comedy right. Yeah he would host this thing and crush and it was an all of never outside all comics or outside and you were nervous you tried to get on and he put me on one time and you know it's just it's just it's really like it was felt like def jam but like be funny now is is black knight. It was a sunday night but like but all comics will go and everybody was like it was like a it was a an event and i did it and luckily it went well but it was one of those where you're thinking the whole drive down. You're like this. Is this is going to be my dr michael dope a new comic. I've been doing stand up for exactly ten minutes. And i was at the new york. Comedy club on twenty four th street. That's the first place i ever did. In new york city is still. It's still The new owner. Emilio took it over a few years ago. It's fantastic well i i. It was an all black route. And.
The Fighter And The Kid
"kid" Discussed on The Fighter And The Kid
"He's a mortis malory's. She doesn't produce part in event of the lease and sinister seven. He says get tips to deal in a noise from behind. Get out of here. it went from phoenix. Dodig really scared. Sorry dr mark. Boyce and ecology. I would never go in without floor. i live. there's grizzlies in the area or cougars. That seemed like humans Going out there with my gun. I got to have a piece. Yeah you guys. Kelly do is a dear friend of mine and he wants to go. Can't can't camping shit. And like you know i was on bobby loves. He loves to like he was like you know we went to it and it was a five fucking hated. Every minute of the free. Save the same ohio. I go hiking hunting with rogin and i. We're both old. Yeah and we're in the mid missouri. The missouri breaks of called. And you're you're up in montana and it's in the middle of nowhere and i just you wake up and you're sleeping shit ten on the ground you're body's not used to it and your fun gin freeze. You're easing. i just hear broken. I can sit. Here i go. He was called in his his his lips. He's got because he's gone. He's gone he's listening and he's and he's got his whole face going to shoot you shoot as. He's trying to talk normal height camping camping. I use all skewed. For because i see rattlesnakes and not mine ride bike ride and he goes You have a knife in now. Fucking do some so studio fucking machete..
The Fighter And The Kid
"kid" Discussed on The Fighter And The Kid
"They've been boxing a lot of times at least since they were fifteen a lot of times. They're in those youth things from like eight years old so they've been throwing the right hand since they're eight nine ten years old that that's the big difference that's why and so they've learned they've learned that mid distance head movement. It's it's such a language. It be fighting those finals cakes. We should fight those guys when he was twelve. Fifteen five tyrant is the appropriate match. Right now i think it's great but i think it's a such an up making equivalent. Step up after that. No but here's what's crazy is he. I still can see him knocking. Woodley out that's all talented. Jake paul is the kickin fucking baljit. Even though he's only been out for three years but he can fucking jam box. Yes we're training. I've seen all stuff. Have you think he could not woodley out. Yes sherwin this power he's got. He's got a chin them. He arnie wrestling he went the distance with. Who's man who he's very tough. And i'm saying when j. j. Here's the thing about jake. Is he as talented. As some of these are the boxers. No would the scary thing is. If you're fighting a guy. Jake when i watch jake spar and i watch his training was this is. What's scary when you see a guy with timing kim even in these fight and cans and training the timing is what should worry you that means a guy can fucking box and he might be look. He's he's obviously you gotta give him credit. He trains his ass off. Man you gotta respect it because these kids can make money playing fucking chess and so millions of pay per views. They decided to go with the hardest route in life and fight for living there disciplined dudes man. I mean their success is not a fucking accident even if these are cans his timing and distance in his footwork and his head movement very close. We don't know the.