Youtube daily here Oct 28 2017

Hansen!

Hahahaha-how!

Hansen!

What's up, dog?

-'Sup, buddy? -Hey, dude.

They, uh, they let you in here now?

Oh, please, I come here all the time.

Oh, yeah, what time's your shift start?

Ha-ha. [chuckles]

I don't work here.

Anymore.

I'm busy with this show, my show, so...

Oh, yeah, you got your pharmacy show, right?

No, it's a procedural.

"Celebrity Vice Squad," we're not abbreviating it.

It's gonna be on the Internet, so...

Whoa, like, the Internet?

YouTube Red, baby.

Oh, you're doing porn now, wow, congratulations.

I didn't know you had the pipe for it.

I don't--It isn't.

Okay, it's YouTube Red.

It's exactly like YouTube...

but it's not free.

Wow, that seems like a fantastic business model.

Listen, I think it's adorable that

you've turned this whole little law enforcement opportunity

into your own low-budget "Red Shoe Diaries,"

but me, I'm exclusive to "NCIS: Los Angeles"

and our 16 million viewers per ep.

You know what it's like. Actually you don't know

what it's like because you've never been

on a network TV show before, have you?

Uh, "Veronica Mars," dude.

CW's not a network, bro.

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pinky dinky (i don't know what to put here) - Duration: 0:22.

herro i is a pinky dinky

whats are you?

i bet you're a cutie wootie

or maybe you're just a potato

but either way i think you are really special

buh bye now i have to return to my own planet to figure out how were going to enslave the human race

toota loo

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Pink Floyd Pulse Wish You Were Here Lyrics * Two Lost Souls Swimming In A Fish Bowl p.u.l.s.e - Duration: 5:28.

So, so you think you can tell, heaven from hell.

Blue skies from pain, Can you tell a green field,

from a cold steel rail?

A smile from a veil?

Do you think you can tell?

And did they get you to trade, your heroes for ghosts?

Hot ashes for trees?

Hot air for a cool breeze?

Cold comfort for change?

And did you exchange, a walk-on part in the war,

for a lead role in a cage?

How I wish, How I wish you were here.

We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl year after year.

Running over the same old ground, What have we found?

The same old fears, Wish you were here.

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SEVEN SIGNS SUGGESTING YOU'RE A "STARSEED" & HERE TO HELP HUMANITY - Duration: 8:10.

SEVEN SIGNS SUGGESTING YOU�RE A �STARSEED� & HERE TO HELP HUMANITY

BY KALEE BROWNOCTOBER

Planet Earth houses an estimated 8.7 million different species, with approximately 6.5

million living on land and 2.7 million in the oceans. We have an abundance of different

animals and fish living all over this big blue sphere, and when you really stop and

think about the vastness of this planet, it�s pretty amazing.

Keep in mind, this is only one planet; a tiny spec within this giant thing we call the multiverse.

We know that 8.7 million different species live on our planet alone, so how many actually

live out there?

It�s a puzzling question, and sobering, too. Even if just one more planet in the universe

held the same diversity of life, that would represent a further 8.7 million species to

discover. And if one more planet has life, it�s reasonable to assume others would as

well.

To boggle your mind even further, let�s review just how small we are in comparison

to the universe: For every grain of sand on every beach on Earth there are 10,000 stars,

and the Milky Way includes billions of Earth-like, potentially habitable planets. The Milky Way

itself is only one of billions of galaxies, and we may be living in an infinitely-increasing

number of universes, otherwise known as the multiverse.

Keeping the infinite and incomprehensible size of the multiverse in mind, let�s focus

our gaze within for a moment. We are all souls living in these human bodies, and we came

here to gain experience and knowledge. Your soul has chosen to incarnate or reincarnate

into your human existence right now, but what was it doing beforehand?

Were you living on Earth? Perhaps you�ve lived hundreds of lives, continuously reincarnating

again and again onto this planet. Or were you a different species, one that we�d consider

extraterrestrial? Or maybe, could this be your first time ever incarnating onto Earth?

Many of us feel there�s more that meets the eye when considering those 8.7 million

species living on Earth. What if, within these shells, many of our souls are actually all

from different species ourselves?

If you�ve always sort of felt like you�re not really �human,� that you don�t necessarily

fit in with the rest of the crowd, then welcome. Take a seat, and know that you�re not alone.

Many people who feel this way refer to themselves as Starseeds; they�re simply souls that

are not native to planet Earth.

Are You a Starseed?

So, you now know what the concept �Starseed� means: a soul that is not originally from

planet Earth. The real question here is, what exactly does that mean to you? Does this concept

resonate with you, do you feel like Earth truly is your original home, or do you feel

like it�s just some made-up term to justify not fitting in? I encourage you to read the

rest of this article, and ask yourself those questions as you read it.

A lot of the time, if a topic doesn�t resonate with you, then it�s probably not for you.

But, if you find yourself reading this article and you�re attracted to the word �Starseed�

and are curious to learn more, then perhaps you were meant to read this information.

The term �Starseed� in and of itself is really beautiful when you think about it.

It basically represents someone who�s simply come from a different star, planet, solar

system, etc. that�s then been planted here as a seed to help us collectively grow and

bring awareness and positive change to humanity.

It is said that many Starseed children were born in the 1980s, and even more so in the

early 1990s. Many people who feel that they�re Starseeds also feel like they don�t fit

in with society. Some other common traits that people feel coincide with being a Starseed

include:

Feeling like you don�t fit in with society, your social groups, or perhaps even your family.

Many Starseeds may feel disconnected from their family, almost as if they�re not related.

Well, perhaps that�s because you�re just new to Earth, and haven�t quite gotten used

to the energies here in the same way that your family and many others in society have!

You may have a difficult time understanding social constructs or societal norms. Small

talk may not be your thing, and you might shy away from social gatherings or feel a

little left out, even when you do attend them. You may not completely understand or support

the economic system or the conventional education system, or even the cultural norms or religions

you grew up with. You may question authoritative figures and

hierarchy within society, or anything else that separates us on a societal level.

You may dislike linear subjects such as mathematics and linguistics, and prefer more creative,

out of the box subjects. You may find difficulty in expressing yourself through words and prefer

to exercise creativity as a form of self expression. You might remember past lives that are very

clearly not from Earth. You may be very empathetic and, as a result,

can easily pick up on other people�s feelings and are susceptible to their energies. This

isn�t always easy, as anyone who can easily pick up on other people�s energies are more

vulnerable to them, taking on their negative feelings and stress.

Final Thoughts

At the end of the day, all of this research into our souls and reflection on who we could

be outside of this human experience are the manifestation of a deeper desire to understand

who we truly are. Although information like this could be helpful to some in opening up

their minds to the vast possibilities that their true self could represent, ultimately

the only way to discover who you truly are, beyond your personality and human identity,

is to go within.

It is said that Starseeds have come to planet Earth in the masses in order to help shift

humanity toward a higher level of consciousness. It can be difficult to truly recognize this

positive shift given all of the turmoil overseas and even in our own backyard, but it�s important

that we have faith and know that this shift is taking place.

So many issues are surfacing, challenging humanity to deal with them head on so we can

learn from our weaknesses and come out even stronger. From electing Trump to exposing

corrupt corporations like Monsanto and Big Pharma to the mass propaganda campaigns regarding

Syria and even Russia, there is so much light being shed on the all of the turmoil that�s

occurring within the depths of humanity.

More and more people are increasing their awareness and becoming passionate about topics

that truly matter, all of which is helping to bring about this massive shift in consciousness.

Even the climate is changing, with the result that more and more people are starting to

understand and address human impact on the environment. These issues may seem disheartening

at first, but they�re helping to bring about a lot of positive change within society, change

that�s been needed for a long time.

Whether you feel like you�re a Starseed or not, we can all be a part of this change

and inspire others together. After all, sometimes when we feel like we don�t fit in or belong

in this world, it�s simply because we�re meant to help create

a new one.

Much love!

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Sad Multifandom || I Don't Belong In Here - Duration: 0:58.

Why are you being so nice to me?

Because I know what if feels like

to feel like you don't belong,

to feel like there's this darkness inside of you,

to be scared of who you are,

what you can do.

And I think I got to keep myself...

...separated from the rest of the world.

No, Dean, he's messed up because of you.

Fucking weirdo.

Are you afraid of becoming your father?

Yes.

My wife has to see me as someone strong again.

I'm sorry.

I failed.

The problem is... I fucked up.

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[★TRENDING] Here's The Identity Of The Man Who Threatened To Kill Apink - Duration: 2:03.

[★TRENDING] Here's The Identity Of The Man Who Threatened To Kill Apink

The Korean-American man responsible for sending multiple bomb threats to Apink has been identified.

He is currently being sought after not only by the Korean police but also by Interpol.

According to the police, they are tracking the person on suspicion of making false bomb threats to a large-scale concert venue last weekend.

The suspect informed police and said that he installed a bomb at the venue for the Busan One Asia Festival where Apink was scheduled to perform.

The police conducted a comprehensive search of the venue but did not find any explosives.

It was also discovered that he made 11 similar threats targeting the members of Apink for the last three months.

[★BREAKING] Man Who Threatened To Kill Apink Confesses Why He Did It.

The investigators added that the suspect was also sued for cyberbullying by a member back in May, which possibly urged him to threaten the rest of the group now.

Although he hid his identity when he rang the police, he was identified to be a Korean-American man based in Canada.

The police also notified Interpol of this case and filed a notice against him.

Source: HeraldCorp.

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The 2020 Census is at risk. Here are the major consequences - Duration: 6:44.

JUDY WOODRUFF: But first: The U.S. census is generally considered more technical than

controversial, but, in recent months, the once-a-decade population count has been the

subject of political debate.

There has been no move to replace director, John Thompson, since his surprise resignation

last spring.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross recently asked Congress for additional funding to keep the

agency from collapsing.

Hari Sreenivasan spoke with former Census Director Kenneth Prewitt to discuss what a

crippled census in 2020 could mean for our democracy.

But he began with a quick look at how the census affects us all.

HARI SREENIVASAN: Here's a bit of civics 101.

The U.S. census is an attempt by the government to count every person living in the United

States.

Every 10 years, the Census Bureau gathers information like gender, age, race and income.

ACTOR: We did it.

We did it.

Hey.

ACTOR: What did you do?

ACTOR: We helped mommy fill out her census form.

And we mailed it back.

ACTOR: But why?

ACTOR: Because everybody counts in the census form.

HARI SREENIVASAN: But why does the government collect this data?

First, the Constitution says to.

GEORGE H.W.

BUSH, Former President of the United States: One of the ways the Constitution preserves

our rights is to require the government to conduct a census every 10 years.

HARI SREENIVASAN: The founding fathers decided the number of seats in the U.S. House is determined

by the number of people in each state.

The official count is used to draw voting districts at the national, state and local

levels.

But there's another important reason the U.S. conducts a census: money.

MAN: And 2.4 million, 2.5 million.

WOMAN: The U.S. census isn't just a population count.

It helps allocate federal, state and local funds to your community.

HARI SREENIVASAN: The federal government decides how much funding or grants to give states,

counties and cities by looking at the detailed census data.

That means money for updating schools, building new hospitals, repairing broken roads, and

maintaining public utilities like water, sewage and electricity.

MAN: You can answer census 2000 and get what you need, or you can leave it blank and get

this, nothing.

HARI SREENIVASAN: Private companies also make major decisions based on what the census says,

like where to build grocery stores or new housing developments.

But like any other government agency, the Census Bureau needs funding to do its job.

And it's not cheap.

The last census, in 2010, cost taxpayers $13 billion, with more than 500 field offices

and 635,000 staffers nationwide.

Republicans already worried about big government have questioned that price tag.

South Carolina �MDNM�Congressman Trey Gowdy:

REP.

TREY GOWDY (R), South Carolina: Cost matters.

I think it matters, period, new paragraph.

HARI SREENIVASAN: Kenneth Prewitt, thanks for joining us.

It's been a significant concern.

Budget hawks say, why does the census cost as much as it does?

Aren't there technologies now that can do it better and less expensively?

KENNETH PREWITT, Former U.S. Census Director: They're trying to do the 2020 census at roughly

half of the price of the 2010 census, whereas the 2010 was double the price of the 2000.

That was the one I was engaged in.

So, yes, enormous advances have been made in using technology to reduce the cost.

But if you are not even funded at that level with these new technologies, well, you're

simply ill-prepared to do the census in 2020.

The bad news is, it's not being funded, and we currently don't have a leader.

We don't have a director in the Census Bureau, so we're not ready in that more important

sense.

And then another issue, we're trying new technologies this year for the first time ever in a census.

And you have to test them, or you should test them.

There's no money to test them.

Just it's like you had a fighter fly a plane that puts a new technology in it that's never

been before, rolls off the assembly line, and they say, oh, go directly into action.

HARI SREENIVASAN: There was a draft that was leaked earlier this year that recommended

that the U.S. census -- quote -- "include questions that determine U.S. citizenship

and immigration status."

Now, there's indication that that would be included in the 2020 census.

But what kind of an effect does that have?

KENNETH PREWITT: It would scare a lot of people that you actually need to count.

The census is supposed to count everyone in the country, once and only once and in the

right place.

That's a big job.

HARI SREENIVASAN: Considering that we're in a climate where institutions that we once

used to trust are regularly questioned, whether it's fake news or fake census, what's the

consequence of something like this not being trusted?

KENNETH PREWITT: Huge, quite honestly.

If we really have a bad census, one of the things that could happen is the administration

could say, let's not use it, let's sort of just use the old numbers.

And with respect to redistricting, allocation of seats in the U.S. Congress, that means

we would go with what we now have.

A lot of population movement in the last 10 years.

So this would really be a setback.

HARI SREENIVASAN: It seems constitutionally it was designed as a representative tool,

not a political one, but over the years, it's been used by either side that's in control

as kind of a political tool.

KENNETH PREWITT: I would say the Census Bureau is not political.

The use of the numbers is political.

And as long as we can have the Census Bureau only wanting to produce the most accurate,

complete count, then it, itself, is not political.

If they are misused are used in ways that we -- they are gerrymandering now with those

census data.

So a population which is roughly 50/50 in terms of electoral strength is roughly 60/40

in terms of seats in the Congress and governorships.

HARI SREENIVASAN: Are there vested interests in wanting to maintain the status quo?

KENNETH PREWITT: Well, yes.

And I'm trying not to be political here, but if you like the distribution of seats and

the distribution governorships in particular in the country now, and you think that by

having a good census, you may lose some of the seats, then why would you want to have

a good census?

HARI SREENIVASAN: Can the census be salvaged or saved, given the amount of time and the

amount of money that we have right now?

KENNETH PREWITT: Oh, yes.

If there was strong leadership in place within the next five months -- let us say four or

five months, and if the budget were where it ought to be, yes, it can be saved.

There comes a time when you can't save it.

If you have not tested the census in 2018, it's too late to fix it, even if you tested

it in 2019.

You don't have the time to go back and fix any of the problems you encountered in the

big test.

HARI SREENIVASAN: Kenneth Prewitt, now of Columbia University, former director of the

U.S. census, thanks for joining us.

KENNETH PREWITT: My pleasure.

Thanks.

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Why Are We Here - Duration: 8:28.

Why Are We Here

by Gayle Seibert Hammond,

Good morning dear hearts.

Have you ever asked yourself why are you here?

What am You doing with your life?

Well I am here to suggest to you that you chose to be here.

You chose your parents, gasp, what?

You also chose your siblings, your extended family, your spouse or spouses and your best

friends; �these are your tribe, and you even chose where you were born.

Now this may not be news to some of you but for others it may be the first time you are

hearing it.

For me, I was in total shock when it first presented itself to me perhaps 15 years ago.

My reaction was �no way.� Really, I did.

Those were my sleep walking days.

Since then, because my main focus is near death experiences and the afterlife, everything

I have read points to this as truth.

We are the architects and shapers of our lives here in this life.

Once you come to grips with this it begins to make sense.

If the answer to the question of why am I here?

Is to evolve our souls and for no other reason,then you can begin to recognize the growth you

have experienced from the difficult times you may have had.

If I chose my parents, I have to say a life lesson for me may have been to love unconditionally

Even when I did not want to.

I did not like what I saw.

I witnessed selfishness and narcissism that led me to believe I was unlovable.

Now why would I choose that?

Believe me when I tell you I have asked this question of myself hundreds of times.

Charles Fillmore, the co-founder of Unity spoke of the twelve powers, one of which is

imagination.

And in my moments of silence I have used my imagination to find myself in a heavenly chamber

sitting with the elders who, to my understanding, advise and assist in the decision making process

of planning a new incarnation.

In my imagination, I am assuming that I have been in the heavenly realm for a lengthy period

of time, and I am considering making another sojourn to this tiny blue dot.

I have decided that the last time I was on the planet I did not do a great job with this

unconditional love thing.

In fact I was rather narcisstic and selfish, (although I do find that hard to believe.)

But we are imagining here so I will continue, so I come to the elders and tell them I need

to work on this whole loving thing.

And they ask what do I have in mind?

I say to them: well I was thinking that if my tribe were willing to assist me I am willing

to take on this lesson that is of great importance to me.

Learning to love someone, warts and all.

We, my tribe and I, have been on this journey for many centuries.

We have lived through wars and famine.

We have had disabilities and disappointments.

We have also had joys and successes.

We each have been male and female, we have been many colors.

But somehow learning to love unconditionally has escaped me.

Before I am ready to continue my afterlife with the Creator, I know my soul must learn

this lesson.

To be more accurate if my reading Neale Donald Walsch�s Conversations with God is correct,

to remember what we already know.

Because sitting with the elders my spirit self already knows about loving.

My spirit self knows this but needs to experience it in human form and so I want to work this

out along with my tribe.

Now members of my tribe are present for this meeting with the elders and in my imagination

I have a conversation with a fellow soul that goes something like this.

�Would you want to be the mother this time and we would have a rough go of it.

I would come to you late in your life when you are tired and not wanting any more children

and I could show up and you would think I was a pain in your gall bladder and I would

just pop out, wouldn�t that be funny?

We could play a joke on the Soul who will play my dad this time because I was his mom

last time.

Wouldn�t that be fun?.

And the soul I am speaking to says I don�t think that�s funny at all but if you truly

feel this is what you need so you will get closer to God I will do it, because I love

you so much I will play this part.

And the Soul who will play my dad says.

I don�t want to have a child at 48 years old after watching my other children growing

up.

But I too love you so much, if you need me to play the part of a distant, over worked

older, tired Dad, I will do it also.

I hope you remember I am doing this because I love you but I will play my part.

I say to them both.

Thank you, thank you, I will remember that you love me to the moon and back, thank you

so much.

However when I got here the veil of amnesia takes over and I did not remember.

Nor did I remember that the Soul who I call my husband would we agree to bring five other

humans, into this world, all of whom wanted to come along for the ride, That he would

survive an automobile accident that would change his brain chemistry and make life intolerable

for all of us.

In my imagination, he says, this is not going to be easy, but your courage will get us both

through and when you come to hate me we will remember that we really love each other.

I said of course we will, thank you for doing this for me.

But we didn�t remember�.No we did not remember.

The elders say to me, �Well, it sounds like you have this well planned and we wish you

well on your journey.

We will see you on your return.

Choose your exit points wisely.

Make sure when you leave that you receive what you went for and we will be here for

your return.

Bon voyage!�

So how does this help us here and now?

For me it has allowed me to forgive.

To stop blaming.

If I made the plan how can I be mad at the person who I think did something to me.

Nobody did anything to anybody.

When I look back on the painful times in my life.

Each one was part of a learning curve designed by me to grow my soul.

And look!

I am here to tell you about it.

How blessed am I?

When one begins to research this material, it becomes clear that.

1.

No one dies with out their own permission, no one!

2.

There are choices all along the way.

3.

We have no memory of all the planning because it would do our soul journey no good to know.

4.

We never die, we just change form.

5.

Do not judge anything because you do not know another persons soul contract.

You don�t even know your own.

Our free will makes most pre-birth plans a probability rather than a certainty.

But be sure, there is a plan, A plan we get to work with ,with every choice we make.

Will knowing this help?

I hope so because I believe perspective changes everything.

When you realize No one leaves without their own permission.

That pain and suffering were part of the learning curve or the remembering curve.

That happiness is a choice we can make every day.

That there are no mistakes.

We really can change how we see the world and our part in it.

This is food for thought.

I invite you to join me in this journey of discovery, seek the truth as you understand

it.

Don�t fear it.

It is unknown territory but worth exploring.

Using your imagination allows you to say, �what if�.

In your own life what would it mean to you if you understood that you choose it.

I have prepared a list of reading material that is available on my blog site at www.gphangel.com

if you wish to look into this subject.

Thank you and I wish you a blessed journey.

Namaste!

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These Jets Can Hover Like Helicopters, Here's How They Work - Duration: 2:17.

I think we can all agree that fighter jets are pretty sweet.

But sweet as they are, almost all of them still lack one amazing feature of their whirlygig

helicopter cousins; the ability to hover.

Come on, it's 2017 people, where are the hovering jets?

The problem is a fundamental one.

You can think of the rotors of a helicopter as wings.

They're constantly moving through the air, generating lift, even when the chopper is

hovering in place.

But jets, with their airfoils fixed in place, need to keep moving forward.

If they don't go fast enough their wings don't generate enough lift, and the jet

is essentially a very expensive rock.

But there is a way around this.

Why bother using the wings at all?

Heck you've got a mighty jet engine underneath you, just point it at the ground and blast

off!

Over the years engineers have tried a few different approaches, but the most successful

idea was to use thrust vectoring, like on the Boeing AV-8B Harrier II.

The Harrier's engine has four nozzles that can swivel.

They can be pointed downward for vertical takeoff, landing, and hovering.

Or they can be pointed backwards, and the Harrier flies like any other jet.

That doesn't mean all the problems are solved.

Unlike a helicopter, whose spinning blades act like a gyroscope and stabilize it, a hovering

Harrier has to be balanced on its thrust, which is no easy feat.

Worse, since there's no air passing over the wings, the normal control surfaces are

useless.

Cleverly, the Harrier sends compressed air from its engine out of the nose, tail, and

wingtips so the pilot can still control the aircraft while in a hover.

The next generation of fighter, the F-35B, will also have the ability to hover using

its thrust-vectored jet engine and a giant fan tucked behind the pilot.

But because of the engineering challenge and the skill needed to fly them, it's no surprise

that hovering jets are the exception, not the norm.

For more epic stories of innovation that shaped our future, check out TheAgeOfAerospace.com

If you liked this video, subscribe to the channel, there's always more videos.

Like on helicopters! If you're more curious about that, Amy's got a video right here.

So important question: Which is cooler, jets or helicopters?

Tell us down below and thanks for watching Seeker.

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Film || Epidemia -- Here Alone 2017 || Subtitrat in Romana || by BobiSS - Duration: 1:37:34.

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Ivanka Trump Revealed Everything On Live TV Here's What Happened(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 6:59.

Ivanka Trump Revealed Everything On Live TV Here's What Happened

well she is one of the world's most famous women who seems to have it all

but Ivanka Trump now making a stunning revelation with each of my three

children I had some level of postpartum and it was depression it was very it was

a very challenging emotional time for me because I felt like I was not living up

to my potential as a parent or as an entrepreneur and as an executive and I

had had such easy pregnancies that in some way the juxtaposition hit me even

harder Wow and that's not all she had to say joining us right now with more from

that explosive interview he recorded last night will air on Thursday the host

of dot the Octagon the dr. Oz Show dr. oz dr. oz welcome back hey Brian

thanks good for her good for her for admitting that because so many women

struggle with that he's exactly what I said and I kind of say she came on to

talk about working families and she's passionate about the reality that we

don't take care of the young among us they don't grow up to be what they could

be and acknowledging that she had an issue of postpartum depression was her

way of saying listen I get it there are a lot of women out there who can't just

go back to work at their what day or two after they have a baby we are the only

developed country she informed me and she's right that doesn't have a paid

leave program so that's important because later in the show when I had to

hold the brain which I had to do it he'll show and just to highlight the

fact though the brain doesn't grow if you don't nurture a young child right so

we take away a mother from a child because they can't get pay or they can't

hold on their job without going back to working week but a lot of companies do

if you make more than $100,000 salary in America you probably have paid leave you

make less than hundred thousand dollars in America six percent of the women get

paid leave and I'm not arguing for a year off and I don't think she would

either but I do think that giving folks a couple weeks after they've had a baby

sort of hoarding them in a way that I've had a baby I mean I was not ready to

come back after maybe like three months I could I was finally recovered where I

felt like I could come back I'd still needed that extra month because that

took four months off but some of these companies especially in our industry

where women feel like they need to get back immediately they take like three

weeks four weeks I don't know how is it successful woman right able to be on

this great program Ivanka said the same thing everyone thinks I got it all

together I had a problem I couldn't have done it so how can we expect women who

have a lot of other pressures in addition to what you guys are facing

including monetary ones go back it's it's part of what needs to happen for

working families in America I treasure the fact that she put herself out there

on the line she's poised and she was powerful in it then she was very

authentic and said guys I get it I've been there right one of the other things

you talked to her about is something and she's introduced some interesting

moderate ideas into this particular administration he or she is talking with

you about her relationship with her father watch this there are some who are

pretty negative that you should be a voice of moderation but what do you how

do you respond to that expectation well you know I think that my role and anyone

who works for the President of the United States their role is to inform

advise and then ultimately execute so I'm not the decision-maker I have my

views and I share them candidly and and as a daughter I have I've

allowed it to do that but I also respect the process that my father is now

president and the American people elected him based on his agenda and my

job isn't to undermine that agenda she took a breath and it makes me think that

she is it's getting to her a little that criticism is getting to her a little I

don't think so I gotta say I asked several times around about the be

reality there's hard to be criticized all the time even for things you're not

really responsible for I think she spent a lot of time just sort of figuring out

this is what life is gonna be like for her this is how she's gonna sacrifice to

help the country not everything that's gonna happen around her the adventures

gonna be positive there gonna be times when they're things they can fix they

give you time so they're unfair criticisms but that's not what her task

is gonna be her that's gonna be to push for the GEMA that she cares about she

over and over came back to the reality that if she can get working families and

adopting particular issues of women right women in science you know we call

him calling Wonder Woman women with equal pay women who can get time off

take care of their kids or sick relatives or ill then she's actually

doing her job what she was saying was very interesting

if you think about it so she may not agree with what's going down but the

president was elected to do what he believes folks who voted for him wanted

to get done her job is not to criticize that her job is trying to execute but

she does and I - they're about this you know she's the middle child she said

she's used the conciliator so she'll get her brothers together and her dad and go

in there and say hey let's just talk about this right because it has that

opportunity really that's not gonna happen behind the scenes when she went

in when she and Jared were special advisers to the president first named

about six months ago they made it clear that their intention was every six

months they would decide whether or not they would continue another six months

are you of the opinion that they are thinking you know what maybe we're gonna

go all four years I think they could do it whether they want to do is a separate

issue but that question I got asked her about having a dual income family she

said what she corrected me says we're not like she's doing income or not

taking salaries but it does it the biggest issue for them is gonna be the

continuing barrage of criticism but I think it's a non-stop yeah but the pain

probably brought anybody forget about politics if you've had pain for a few

months you sort of get used to the pain mm-hmm and unless you can elevate the

pain you just keep weathering through it but they're passionate about they see

she was pretty clear that she sees as a service to her country and that she's

ready for the greater good if she has that mantra and can stop taking it

personally which is hard for anyone to do there being after well in our country

get sick of the negativity and just I mean you can't watch mainstream media

without I mean even Harvard did a study on this the 100 days at the first 100

days of the presidency and they said that most of the mainstream media

outlets were so negative toward him most of the stories when do we get to a point

in our country where we say we can't do this even from a medical standpoint like

enough of the anger it's detrimental to the well-being of our population I

showed some data that I could make Burling polled for us looking at stress

levels in America 57% of women feel the stresses above what they can deal with

so it's you know it's it's it's a it's a major influence and not a good one for

our country and you also talked about the opioid epidemic so that's a very

important thing you know Governor Christie was here talking about that

it's okay so I think I talked about opioid epidemic but this did what the

real story is is the hypocrisy around medical marijuana and just frequently

medical where marijuana people think is a gateway drug to narcotics it may be

the exit drug to get us out of the narcotic

whaa dem Akmal are not allowed we're not allowed to study it because it's a

Schedule one drug and I personally believe it could help

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33% of women will cheat this month – here's the reason why - Duration: 2:56.

33% of women will cheat this month – here's the reason why

Halloween is fast approaching but couples should be more scared of their significant other starting an affair than ghosts and ghouls.

New research has revealed that 66% of women think the haunting holiday is a sexy event and dressing up for it turns them on.

The survey, conducted by extra-marital dating site Victoria Milan, asked 9,307 of its female members how Halloween makes them feel and the majority answered "horny".

One third of women said that Halloween is a great excuse to have a "free night" where anything can happen.

Founder and CEO of Victoria Milan, Sigurd Vedal, said Halloween is the best time to let your wildest fantasies out. He said: Halloween is the day that allows everyone to express themselves creatively.

Those who are sexually charged take it to another level and it becomes an evening of intrigue, mystique and fantasy, generating a more adult version of trick or treat." But you shouldn't just be wary of October 31 because previous research found that most Brits cheat on their partners on "Mad Friday".

The last Friday before Christmas gives randy partners the perfect excuse for an extra-marital night of passion as it's the most popular evening for office Christmas parties or festive drinks with friends.

According to a recent poll, love cheats are much more likely to have sex during the last working week before Christmas – with the final Friday the peak time – before returning to their families.

Cheating website IllicitEncounters.com quizzed 1,000 members and a massive 76% said that they'd be unfaithful that week while 64% confessed to using a festive do as a cover for their steamy romps.

Here are the most popular costumes for Halloween this year, according to the cheaters surveyed: 1 Sexy nurse 2 Catwoman 3 Zombies, mummies and monsters. 4 Voluptuous vampire 5 Air hostess 6 Playboy bunny 7 Police woman.

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JUDGE KAREN...INSTAGRAM MODEL OUT HERE "FAKIN DA FUNK",AND THIS FOOL TALKIN' BOUT,"I LUV U"!! - Duration: 0:44.

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Man Utd star Zlatan Ibrahimovic tells Thierry Henry: I'm here to win the Premier League - Duration: 2:26.

Man Utd star Zlatan Ibrahimovic tells Thierry Henry: I'm here to win the Premier League

The Swede re-signed for the Red Devils in the summer, after a knee ligament injury at the end of last season saw him released.

Speaking to Arsenal legend Thierry Henry on Sky Sports, the 36-year-old promised to finish what he started. "I said I have come back to finish what I started," he said.

"Everything I built up in the first season - obviously we won the three trophies - the ending for me was not the ending I wanted, or nobody wanted, especially after how the season went.

"The target is the Premier League. That is my target to finish. "Everything I started in the first season, we will finish in the second one.".

"The target is the Premier League" Zlatan Ibrahimovic The forward also admitted he had doubts over how much longer he could continue playing following his injury, given his age.

But he said the setback was simply a new challenge which he had to overcome. "In the last years, when youre thinking how many more years you are going to play, that is where you are hesitating," he said.

"But the injury made it easy for me. I had one target, and that is to come back and play the game.

"I will walk out just as I came in, I will not walk out limping. "I will walk out the way I want to walk out.

Even if I have to walk on water I will do that also." United's emphatic start to the campaign has faltered in recent weeks, with a goalless draw at Anfield followed up by a 2-1 defeat to Huddersfield last time out.

They face another tough test on Sunday, when they host Tottenham.

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ASM 8 Closed But Here's a Step by Step Guide - Duration: 1:04.

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Here's What Thackery Binx From Hocus Pocus Looks Like Now - Duration: 1:04.

Here's What Thackery Binx From Hocus Pocus Looks Like Now

Its been 24 years since one of the all-time hunkiest ghosts made his way into our lives, but weve never forgotten about him. Yes, thanks to the release of Hocus Pocus in 1993, we met Thackery Binx.

You may remember him as the talking black cat who helped Dani and Max Dennison when they accidentally resurrected the Sanderson sisters—the witches who turned Thackery into an immortal cat 300 years earlier.

However, we remember him as the hunky ghost at the end of the film who told Dani hell always be with her before disappearing off into the distance with his sister.

Even in the form of an apparition, his long, flowing locks and dreamy blue eyes have stuck in our memories all these years, and every Halloween season, were always reminded of him.

So where in the world is Thackery Binx today? Well, his name is Sean Murray, and hes no longer a teenage ghost. Find out what he looks like now by launching the video above! .

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Women can now take abortion pills at HOME – here's everything you need to know - Duration: 3:03.

Women can now take abortion pills at HOME – here's everything you need to know

Half a century ago today, the Abortion Act was passed in the UK. This made it possible for women in England, Scotland and Wales to legally and safely end unwanted pregnancies with the approval of two doctors.

Now, 50 years on, women in Scotland can take abortion pills in their own homes. Scotland will follow the likes of Sweden and France where the pills are already available.

These pills are already available in medical clinics to be taken under medical supervision, but this is the first time they have been available to be consumed from home in the UK.

Nearly 90% of the 12,063 abortions carried out in Scotland in 2016 involved medicine rather than a surgical procedure. A medical abortion is made up of two pills.

The first – mifepristone – stops the hormone progesterone from maintaining the pregnancy and the second – misoprostol – will cause heavy bleeding and cramps within two hours.

Taking the second drug, misoprostol in a clinic rather than at home has caused trouble for women travelling long distances as the bleeding can begin before they reach their destination.

In Scotland, women can now take the second pill at home. The government said it was proud to ensure women are always able to access clinically safe services.

Scottish public health minister, Aileen Campbell added: "Scotland is now the only part of the UK to offer women the opportunity to take misoprostol at home when this is clinically appropriate, a decision that allows women to be in control of their treatment and as comfortable as possible during this procedure. Meanwhile, Irish and Northern Irish women are travelling abroad to get abortions as they are illegal in Ireland.

When the UK's Abortion Act came into law in 1967, it was never extended to Ireland.

The Irish abortion law is based on the Offences against the Person Act which was established in 1861 and makes it an offence to terminate a pregnancy. The only exception to the law is if the mother's life is in danger.