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Attorney general Jeff Sessions told Fox News on Tuesday of this past week that, "Yes, Congress

is absolutely going to give Donald Trump the money that he needs for his border wall between

the US and Mexico."

Specifically, Sessions was talking about the fact that this is an issue that Donald Trump

is going to continue pushing and that, "Yes, I believe Congress will eventually knuckle

under and give him the money that he's asking for."

Here's the thing.

Jeff Sessions is kind of using code talk.

"Don't worry.

Congress is going to give him the money," as if Congress has some kind of bank vault

that they all contribute to sitting there.

Then when Donald Trump comes asking, they'll put in the code, open the door, and hand him

the cash, and he'll walk out the door.

That's not exactly how it works.

You see, the money that Congress has to play with to do whatever they want to with our

country is taxpayer money.

When Jeff Sessions says that Congress is going to be giving Trump the money for his wall,

what he means is that me, and you, and everybody else that pays taxes in this country is going

to be funding the border wall.

Now, this is a sentiment that has been shared with many Republicans over the last few months,

including Donald Trump himself.

We've been told the taxpayers are going to be on the hook for this wall.

We know that just a few dozen miles of this wall cost over a billion dollars.

We're talking about, what is it?

1,700 miles of wall that needs to be created.

We're talking about tens upon tens, maybe even a hundred billion dollars for this wall

that, quite frankly, nobody wants.

People in the United States do not want to pay for this border wall.

They may want more secure borders, which would actually mean hiring more immigration officials,

have stronger checkpoints, things like that.

Nothing necessarily wrong with that as long as it's an efficient system that still allows

people to come and go.

Illegal immigration, people sneaking over the border to take low paying jobs that nobody

else in this country wants, that's not a problem.

That's really not.

I know we need people to do it legally.

I understand that.

What you need to do, instead of focusing on building a wall, how about you go after the

businesses and corporation that hire the illegal workers?

Because if they weren't hiring these people, they wouldn't be coming over here.

They'd know there was nothing here for them if they came over illegally.

You have to punish the real people, here.

It's not the people trying to find a better life for themselves.

It's the people trying to exploit cheap labor.

That is the immigration crisis in the United States that no one is talking about.

We're not talking about the fact that it's the corporations that hire these seasonal

workers, pay them pennies on the dollar, and then send them back across the border without

paperwork.

Pay them in cash sometimes.

Those are the criminals, not the people who try to come over here, make a few extra dollars

so they can take care of their family.

They're doing what they have to to survive.

Corporations are doing what they have to do to increase their profit margins.

Jeff Sessions sure as hell's not going to talk about it.

Donald Trump's not.

To be honest, no Republicans will talk about this.

Instead, we're going to get idiots, like Jeff Sessions, coming out in the media saying,

"Congress, those noble souls down there in the halls of Congress, they're going to be

the ones paying for this border wall to keep everybody safe."

No.

If this wall gets built, it's coming out of our pockets, and those are pockets that we

don't want robbed, not for this project.

If it was something like debt-free college education, universal healthcare, I'm sure

people in the United States wouldn't mind ponying up a few more dollars each year to

pay for those projects.

I think there's very few people who are willing to fork over any money to pay for Donald Trump's

disaster of a wall no matter how Jeff Sessions decides to code his language.

When he says, "Congress is going to pay for something," trust me, that means taxpayers

are footing

the bill.

For more infomation >> Jeff Sessions Promises That Congress – Taxpayers – Will Pay For Trump's Border Wall - Duration: 4:37.

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Chromatic approach - 5 Jazz guitar Licks with chromatic notes - Duration: 11:42.

(jazz guitar music)

- Using chromaticism has been a part

of the jazz tradition since bebop.

For many people a big part of the sound of a jazz solo,

especially a bop melody,

is the use of the chromatic passing notes.

In this video I'm gonna go over five different

examples of chromatic enclosures.

I'm also gonna go over some examples

that are gonna show you how easy it is,

that if you know all your basic arpeggios,

you can use these chromatic enclosures to

get your lines to sound a lot more jazzy.

All the examples that I'm gonna go over in this video

are in the key of C,

so they're just a II V I in the key of C.

I'm gonna use the enclosures that I'm talking about

and demonstrating in the beginning of the lesson.

Then I'm going to use some fairly basic arpeggios

for each of the chords.

The first one is actually a personal favorite

that I use really a lot.

And that's this one.

Here I'm starting a half step below so really

with the chromatically note below it.

Then I'm skipping up

to a whole step above,

going down chromatically towards it,

then down under again and then I resolve on the three.

The second one sounds like this.

So the idea here is that

we start a whole step below

and then we move up towards the G

but then instead of going to the G

we go up a whole step above.

So up to the A

and then chromatically down.

The third example sounds like this.

Here I'm slow skipping around first

so we are starting fairly far away.

I'm starting a whole step above,

going a whole step under,

and then I'm moving up chromatically.

Then the other side chromatically also.

Then resolving.

The next one sounds like this.

This is almost reverse of what we just did.

I'm starting a whole step below.

Then skipping up to a whole step above.

Then I'm going down chromatically.

Then under,

and then resolving.

Then we have the last one.

Here I'm starting a whole step above.

Then moving down to a whole step below.

Then chromatically up to resolve.

The way you're gonna use this in a line

is that you're gonna take

a core tone that you decided in advance.

This is the note I want to target.

Then you put the enclosure in front of it.

This means that you have a way of either suspending`

the sound of the chord.

You're gonna be starting in the beginning of the bar

with the enclosure and then the sound of the chord

won't really appear until you're on beat three.

Or you're using it at the end of the bar

and then you're targeting a core tone in the next chord.

Both work really well because the idea with

the chromatic enclosure is that they're really

driving towards the note that they're resolving to.

In this first example,

I'm using the first enclosure that I went over.

I'm simply just starting with it.

We're essentially delaying the sound of the D minor

onto the third beat.

Because that's where we have the F

which is the note that we're targeting.

That's the enclosure

then it resolves to the F.

Then I'm skipping down from the F to the

fifth to A.

Then back up.

Then on the G7 I'm again using a chromatic enclosure.

It's not one that I actually talked about in this lesson

but it's also a very common one.

I'm starting on the fourth here.

Then I'm using three notes to get to the third.

I'm delaying the sound of the G7 until the two round.

Then I'm running down

what is essentially a G7 flat nine arpeggio.

Then resolving to the third of C.

Then over an E minor pentatonic scale.

In this line I'm starting off with a very simple

D minor pattern which is just a one, two, three, five.

So D, E, F, A.

Then I'm using the chromatic enclosure so the second one

to target the fifth of G7.

That means that in the D minor line

I'm already deciding I want to hit the D

on the one in the G7.

I'm doing that with

this enclosure.

Then from there I go to the D of course, resolve there.

Then a few chord notes,

up to the flat nine.

Then I'm just continuing up the diminished arpeggio.

Then resolving that on four and to the third of C,

which is E.

Then as a show of tack,

I'm just going chromatically down from D to B

which is from the nine to the seventh on the C major.

In this example,

I'm starting off with the enclosure

and we're again targeting the third of D minor

because that's a very nice clear note to target.

I'm starting a whole step above,

a whole step below.

Then chromatically up

and then the chromatically leading note above.

Then down to the third.

Then from here it's just a scale run.

Then I'm again using a chromatic enclosure to delay

the fifth of G.

I'm doing that with using the first one that I went over

in the first example.

Once I'm here I'm just running down the diminished arpeggio.

G7 flat nine will have a B diminished arpeggio

and that's this arpeggio inversion.

Then resolving that to the fifth of C

and then just adding these tacks to end on the nine.

In this example I'm using another idea

that's also very common for a more bop lines.

That is I'm using a leading note before an arpeggio.

I start on the one and

and then I want to play a D minor seven arpeggio,

but I start with a C sharp to lead into the D.

Then I'm playing the biggest part of the arpeggio

as an eight note triplet.

That means that

that's really sort of bringing out the seventh

here on the third beat.

From here I start the chromatic enclosure.

The idea here is of course just to

make an enclosure that's gonna target the fifth of G7.

Then that's the one I'm using

so whole step below,

whole step above,

half step above and then half step below,

and then resolving.

Then once I'm on G7

just a small scale run.

Then another enclosure.

This one I have actually laid out differently.

It's still just using first coming from below,

and then from above,

and then resolves to G, the fifth of C major.

And then this small tail through to get to the E.

Something I didn't mention before but of course

I've written out all the enclosures

as just played on one string,

but most of the time when you're using them

you can also experiment with using

several strings like I'm doing here.

It's maybe a little bit easier to get into your lines.

Also it sometimes will allow you to use some hammer-on

pull-off ideas that will make the phrasing better.

Maybe that's something I can return to in another lesson.

But I think it's quite important to also check out

not only the way I'm playing it in the first example

but also look for two string solutions

for playing these enclosures.

In this final example,

I'm again targeting the third of D minor seven.

I'm starting a whole step above,

going down chromatically.

Then a whole step below,

moving up and then resolving.

Then really to drive home this D minor sound

I'm just playing the triad.

That leads us really nicely into the D seven flat nine

with this arpeggio.

Then I'm using the D here as the first note

in a chromatic enclosure of the E on C major.

Then I'm tacking the phrase with

this short pentatonic fragment.

That was five examples of some chromatic enclosures

and also some examples of how I might use them in a line.

What you can probably tell from these examples

is that I'm really trying to keep the lines really clear

in the sense that I'm targeting the basic core tones,

the third and the fifth and sometimes the root.

The reason why I'm doing that is just to keep it clear

and because then you can probably easily hear

what is going on.

Of course you can also start to target nines and flat nines

and alterations and extensions but that's just for now.

It may be a little bit unclear to work with

so I thought it was better just to keep it

sort of lower in the chord.

If you want to download a pdf of the examples

that I went over in this video

then you can go to the article on my blog.

There's a pdf download of all the examples

of the lines and the enclosures.

While you're there you can of course also

subscribe to my newsletter.

If you do so you will receive an e-book

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If you have any questions or comments or suggestions

for lessons then feel free to leave a comment on the video

or connect with me on social media.

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This lesson is actually coming out

of a question that I got on a video about making

a lesson or a video on enclosures.

Please do feel free if you have an idea then

it's always nice to hear what you guys

want to hear videos on and maybe something

I can actually get into so then

we can get videos like this one.

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I have a small patreon community right now

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That's the link in the description.

That's about it for this week.

Thank you for watching and until next week.

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[MMR] Cover Fire review - Duration: 2:28.

Wassup! My name is Sasky

and welcome to another episode of Mobile Master Race (MMR)

where I check out the latest kick-ass mobile games

and I SHOVE THEM IN YOUR FAAACCEE

Today I'll be taking a look at Cover Fire

a cool new on-rails shooter by Genera Games

I'm pretty sure I pronounced their name wrongly

In Cover Fire you play

a group of resistance soldiers who are fighting against the

Teracorp Corporation

an evil organization that has taken over your country

I must say that the first thing that struck me about this game

are the controls

The controls are slick and intuitive

and it feels really good when you land a headshot

or pierce through multiple enemies with a sniper rifle

You can even adjust the sensitivity in the game itself

But with that said, it's still not a keyboard and mouse shooter

like Counterstrike

so expect some slight frustrations

The graphics and sounds are really good

and combined with the fast-paced gameplay

as well as the minimal controls

it makes you feel like you are really in the thick of it

There are also different characters with different playstyles

which is nice

I haven't unlocked all the characters yet

but I've played with an assault rifleman, a sniper, and a dude wielding a bazooka

and I feel that all of them are really cool and unique

Other than unlocking characters

there are tons of other stuff for you to unlock

such as new skills as well as upgrades for your characters

Even though I usually play my mobile games on a tablet

because of the amount of area that you have to cover

by swiping with your thumbs

I would highly recommend playing Cover Fire on a phone instead

Well, unless your hands are yuge

then by all means

OMG why are my hands so big!!??

Ah ok, they are normal sized (phew)

One criticism I have for Cover Fire

is the energy system

which limits the amount of time you can play in one sitting

What!? You mean I can't play it for five hours?

Moreover the rewards that you receive are reeeallly slooww

For example, you just finished a run

You'll be rewarded with ONE card

for ONE of the many skills you can upgrade

and when you reach the point where you take 20 cards just to upgrade that skill once

you know you are in for a looottt of grinding

*grinding*

Therefore, f2p players who wish

to compete in the game's tournament mode

are in for a long, drawn out, and repetitive grind

Overall, Cover Fire is a fun and well-designed on-rails shooter

with a really nice control scheme

It's a free-to-play game

but be prepared to spend some money

if you want to be competitive

as it's really difficult to grind for upgrades

Alright, if you liked this review

please leave a thumbs-up and a subscribe down below

and as always, <3 yourself, and take care

Bye bye!

For more infomation >> [MMR] Cover Fire review - Duration: 2:28.

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Jeep Wrangler Rugged Ridge Sunvisor Set (97-02 TJ) Review & Install - Duration: 2:36.

I'm Ryan from extremeterrain.com, and this is my review and installation of the Rugged

Ridge Sunvisor Set, fitting all 1997 to 2002 Wranglers.

These are available in the gray color that you see here, and they're also available in

black and in tan, so you can make sure you get the sun visors that match your interior.

Today we're gonna talk through the installation of this sun visor set, which is a very simple

one out of three wrenches.

All you're going to have to do is remove a couple of screws that hold those factory sun

visors in place and attach your new ones.

This is something that shouldn't take you more than a half hour to complete, but we'll

talk more about the installation in just a second.

These are for those of you who are looking to change out your sun visors, either because

they're weathered or because they're broken.

You might be doing a full interior overhaul, or you might just need this individual piece.

These sun visors from Rugged Ridge are going to be very close to your factory sun visors.

They're going to be the same color, the same function, and the same look, all at a lower

cost than you would have to pay if you went directly to the dealership.

So as far as construction goes, as I said, these are very similar to those factory sun

visors.

These have an adjustment rod built into them so that you can swing that sun visor up and

down, also move it to the side to block the sun from the passenger side window, or the

driver's side window, as well as the front windshield.

They are a vinyl material just like your factory sun visor would be, and as I mentioned, they

are available in three different colors, so you can make sure you get the right one for

your Jeep.

This is a very easy one out of three wrench install that shouldn't take you more than

a half an hour.

All you need to do to get these installed is first remove your factory sun visor by

removing the two screws that hold it in place on the windshield frame.

Finally, you'll use those factory screws to reattach your new sun visor.

This is something anyone can get done in their driveway with just a screwdriver.

These sun visors come in at right around $70, which I think is a pretty good deal for the

pair of them.

They are going to look and function just like the factory ones, but they're gonna be significantly

less expensive than if you were to go to the dealership to get an OEM replacement.

So if you're looking for a replacement sun visor, either because you're overhauling your

entire interior or you just need new sun visors, this is going to be a less expensive and easy

to install option than going directly to the dealership.

That's my review of the Rugged Ridge Sunvisor Set, fitting all 1997 to 2002 TJs, that you

can find right here at extremeterrain.com.

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Pulling drinkable water out of dry air - Duration: 3:01.

- Professor Yaghi, thank you very much for inviting us

into your lab.

- It's a pleasure.

- I read that you've come up with a way

to actually suck water out of the air and store it.

- That's true.

We use materials called metal organic frameworks

or MOFs and these are constructed from metal ions

that are in minerals and organic units.

Here you have the organic building unit

and the other, of a metal ion.

And we mix them together

and stir to make the metal organic

framework or the MOF.

And once you remove the liquid, this is what you get.

And this is the material that is the MOF.

- So what does that powder look like close up?

- So if I zoom in on a granule of this solid,

the structure does not look very much unlike this.

The metal ion and the organic are linked together

to make the framework that is the MOF

and it encompasses space,

the liquid will bind to the framework,

to the interior of the pores.

One-third of the world population live in arid regions

where water is scarce,

but that air in those regions

contains about 30% humidity.

These materials can take up the water from that atmosphere,

concentrate it and deliver liquid water

using nothing but sunlight and the MOF.

(marimba music)

- So depending on what kind of substance

you want to attract and store,

you actually change the kind of metal

and the kind of organic material?

- By using a longer organic unit,

I can change the pore size.

By choosing a different metal, I can change the metal

composition so I can do a different kind of reaction

absorbing different kinds of gases.

This MOF is a star for natural gas storage

and if you put this in a natural gas tank,

you can store three times the amount of natural gas

than without the MOF.

The purple one is very interesting

because it traps carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

and also, from emissions in power plants

to prevent carbon dioxide from reaching the atmosphere.

- It seems like this has been a revolutionary

invention that could change so much into the future.

- When I started doing this research in the early '90s,

I was interested in the beauty of molecules.

I was not necessarily interested in making the new materials

going to solve the world's problems,

for a lot of problems facing societies such as water,

such as carbon dioxide.

These are tremendous problems that are being investigated

using MOFs worldwide

and what remains is really the wide-scale deployment

of these to actually serve society.

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The Evolutionary Journey & Conscious Development of Happiness - Duration: 16:54.

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New Godzilla Movie Musical Monster Piggy Bank TOMY Vs Indominus Rex Jurassic World Unboxing - Duration: 12:24.

what guys great to see you again super

New Godzilla Movie Musical Monster Piggy Bank TOMY Vs Indominus Rex Jurassic World Unboxing

Godzilla coin bank on amazon and it

looks hilarious it's like an ocean view

with like a ship on top you put your

money here it'll play like the theme

song from Godzilla you pops up he grabs

your point coin and pulls it into the

box ah the entire box here is Japanese

writing so I believe well I mean it does

come from Japan but when you order it

you're actually ordering it from amazon

so it shifts pretty quickly usually

within a few days you should give it and

if you if you are interested i'll put a

link below this video where you can

purchase it ok let's see exactly what

was in here looks like you got a set of

instructions here and discuss the bank

three looks awesome ok my money will be

safe right there this is the coolest boy

check them out and it plays like a theme

song is bright blue

Oh coming something big my back guys

this is the coolest toy and I'll teach

your kids to save money awful I actually

bought this one on amazon I wonder if

you grab two at a time let's see oh

right seems to have run out of money but

this is thinking if you want to get it

back you just go ahead and turn this

bottom piece here and shake your money

right it has a little container here

that will hold you money it's supposed

to hold the dog in point yourself so

that's pretty cool so I mean it's not a

huge bank but you know I it's a really

fun present that's gonna make people

laugh I tricked them so it's like a

motion view you got like a little ship

here you've got Godzilla on this side

you got a picture of Godzilla on this

side here is where you have the speaker

the back is just a plain box and the

other side underneath all you have on

off button and here is where you take

your coins out of the box so this is a

really fun novelty toy I mean I love how

this they work it just cracked me up

and check that out and yeah it does

light up to okay I want many I'll show

you some of the other Godzilla toys that

will be reviewing but how about deuce

battles how about we have the godzilla

from from the 1998 Godzilla movie

fighting and ominous rex so you go ahead

you could go ahead and crank this size

arm up and then you can go ahead and

discuss that different actions here his

tail boobs here he lifts his leg off

panting stomps I believe yeah here we

could swing his arms in and out and here

he swings his other arm and he tries to

bite so boy these guys could have a

really good battle that will be a cool

battles you guys want to see that battle

or when I review this guy let me know

which battle you want to see which one

of my dinosaurs you want to see him

fight and I will try to do it but that

isn't really cool Godzilla tour and then

here is some of the other ones i will be

reviewing this big kinga Dora figure i

will be reviewing this robotic godzilla

which is really kind of you i'll be

reviewing god this mutants godzilla

fromage straight from japan i believe

this is ben died yeah bandai makes a lot

of godzilla toys this is like the mute

one of the mutant versions from the 2016

Godzilla movie oh I've got the smash

strike Godzilla which i just bought from

amazon this guy off you push him he was

ash and he will a lot its tail swings

and pit stop so this guy is really cool

too and then i have this guy oh boy this

chi Dora or this monster here is really

cool looking and then I also have

another awesome mechanical Godzilla

which is a lot more aggressive looking

than this one this one is a little more

comical looking this one is very

aggressive looking and then all guys if

you haven't seen my other videos I got a

lot of awesome ah Godzilla transforming

eggs they actually transfer I you stop

motion video of you using dragon frame

software so I have them transform in

real time real cool and if there is some

Godzilla toys you want to see reviewed

especially from the 1998 movie I like

where this this guy came from that was a

really aggressive Godzilla and I really

liked some of the toys ah there's any of

those toys you want to see review I will

be glad to do it guys thanks for viewing

and being also all and if you did enjoy

my video please go ahead click like

that's the thumbs up button under the

video drop me a comment I do read all

your comments I will answer as soon as

possible and I will see you soon let me

turn my lights down so then let's check

this thing out

see that red light in there it's a

little hard to see I still have my back

light on let me try turning that off and

see if that will change anything yeah

it's far sweetie because the motorbike

camera but anyways you do have a little

red light that pops up there yeah if

that's what difference it to use it if

you've been listening on I like to sound

the gods or may not try opening this

thing up what's all at grabbing a coin

okay so there see it's got like Godzilla

in the box they're here is the hand the

mechanically reaches out grabs your coin

and pulls it in so like I said guys

super fun for like i'll be reviewing a

lot board dr. Okoye doctor

and making fun of junior of the

different Godzilla toys and battles i'll

be using to stop motion animation I've

already gone a lot of that also I have

to I have some food Godzilla battles

battles with t-rex it's a lot of fun

sometimes it doesn't do the first thing

oh great novelty gift you guys Godzilla

a super huge strong thief just reaching

out of the box and grabbing your money

okay here i got Dom from various toys

and Videl I've done a review on almost

all how horrible oh no it almost got him

let's see what happens if he lays down

keep him thinking is all she did all

right almost got ever hear something

buddies from movie oh fuck to wall wow

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Europa Water Vapor Plumes - More Hubble Evidence - Duration: 2:16.

Hubble has found even more evidence of water vapor plumes

on the ocean world Europa. Last September we announced that the

Hubble Space Telescope had taken multiple images of what could be

water vapor plumes on Jupiter's moon, Europa - an icy world

that's thought to have a subsurface global ocean of

water. That same team of astronomers has now taken

additional ultraviolet images of probable plumes on this icy

moon. While these plumes seem intermittent, they appear to

have repeated in the same location. Pieces of the puzzle

of what's going on with Europa are continuing to come together.

When the Galileo spacecraft was orbiting Jupiter in the late 90s

and early 2000s, it gathered data to build a thermal map of

Europa, and it appears the water vapor plumes Hubble is observing

correspond with a relatively warm region on Europa's southern

surface about 200 miles across. This thermal anomaly the Galileo

spacecraft observed suggested geologic activity was happening

in this location, a conclusion now further supported by

Hubble's recent observations of water vapor plumes. This

phenomenon may be similar to what the Cassini spacecraft has

seen at Saturn's moon Enceladus, where there are also water vapor

plumes associated with warm regions on the moon's surface.

The warm spot on Europa has a couple possible explanations.

Perhaps this location is warmed by liquid water a mile under the

surface pushing up through cracks in the ice. Or perhaps

the fine mist that's falling from the water vapor plume

changes the structure of the surface ice grains, allowing

them to retain heat longer than the surrounding landscape. Now

that Hubble has shown Europa probably has water vapor plumes

associated with warm spots on its surface, this information

will be used for planning NASA's upcoming Europa Clipper mission.

Europa Clipper will be able to take up-close observations of

these probable plumes Hubble identified, and will be equipped

with instruments that can detect any additional warm spots and

water vapor plumes. This will provide insight into Europa's

chemistry, geology, and potential conditions for

harboring alien life.

www.nasa.gov/hubble @NASAHubble

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BLINDSIDED! Trump Lowering Obama's Pension — Barack Is LIVID! - Duration: 2:55.

Being the president… or even a member of Congress, really has its perks.

While the salary these folks make is far above the national average, it's not too outrageous

in the grand scheme.

However, it's the connections and the jobs they land after leaving office that really

pay the big bucks, making even a single term in Congress incredibly lucrative.

But nothing compares to the perks of being a former president.

As reported at Read Conservatives, Obama was one of the less wealthy presidents we've

had in some time, but that doesn't change the fact that he's part of the elite 1 percent

now that his tenure is finished.

His pension payment alone will be $207,800 for the upcoming year, about half of his presidential

salary, and he'll get this every year until he dies.

That's a lot of dough for running the nation into the ground and being nothing short of

a disaster.

Another perk he'll receive in perpetuity is Secret Service protection and allowances

for things such as travel, office, and communication expenses, as well as top-shelf health care

coverage.

Last year, republican Congress passed a bill that would have set a flat $200,000 a year

in pension payments and capped other expenses at $200,000 a year per president.

But it hasn't yet been signed into law, but is expected to soon.

The cost of living increases for the pension would be tied to the same formula used to

increase social security benefits.

This sensible proposal means that the $400,000 may not be pocketed by ex-presidents that

earn a lot of money themselves.

When signed, the law will cut pension and expense payments by a dollar for every dollar

that a former president earns above $400,000.

Meaning that they get no money once their earnings eclipse $800,000, which is almost

guaranteed to happen for Obama, considering he'll get half that for a single speech

on the speaking circuit.

The law makes perfect sense, but unsurprisingly, Obama vetoed the legislation when it crossed

his desk.

He claimed he did so because the bill also would have terminated the salaries and benefits

of former presidents' staff, and made it harder for the Secret Service to protect former

presidents.

Needless to say, taxpayers shelling out all this dough for super rich presidents is pretty

annoying.

Obama will make in a single, one-hour speech what most people take a decade to earn.

I think Obama and all the ex-presidents can manage without the pension payments, or at

least the other extraneous allowances they've been receiving.

Trump is asking Congress to readdress the issue and put together a sensible solution.

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Number of Google searches for 'World War 3' hits its highest ever level - Duration: 2:44.

Welcome to WARN, Today News is.

Number of Google searches for 'World War 3' hits its highest ever level

As warships move off the coast of North Korea and cruise missile stay pointed at Syria,

you might be forgiven for the odd macabre thought over the past week.

And it seems you are not alone, as Google data reveals people have been obsessed with

the idea of worldwide conflict in recent days.

Searches for 'World War 3' hit their highest level since records started in 2004 this month,

according to data brought to light by Infowars.

See Diagram Below.

Searches for 'war' and 'nuclear war' are also at their highest level since the start of

the year.

Google users have also been looking for information on 'Trump war' and 'Syria war' in record-breaking

numbers.

The spikes came following Trump's shock decision to launch cruise missiles against a Syrian

regime airbase last week where Russian troops were stationed.

Russia and Iran have since responded by saying the strike crossed a 'red line' adding that

if there are any further attacks 'we will respond with force'.

While the dust settled over Syria, Trump redirected Carrier Strike Group One, led by the USS Carl

Vinson, to the Korean peninsula from a scheduled stop in Australia.

That sparked several days of escalating tensions and a war of words between the President and

despotic ruler Kim Jong-un, who denounced the move as 'reckless.'

In response Trump tweeted that the communist nation was 'looking for trouble', again asking

China to step in otherwise he would set about solving the issue himself.

Xi Jinping, the Chinese premier, then moved 150,000 troops to the North Korean border

in anticipation of a flood of refugees should Trump choose to strike.

The last time people were this interested in the subject of war seems to be July 2006,

when North Korea carried out a set of long-range missile tests.

That was the same month 206 people lost their lives in the hotel attack in Mumbai, India,

carried out by a group of terrorists, and when the second Hezbollah-Israel war took

place.

For more infomation >> Number of Google searches for 'World War 3' hits its highest ever level - Duration: 2:44.

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