(clears throat)
- All right, Jared, you got this.
Go in there, Israel, this is Palestine.
Palestine, you know Israel.
Hope everybody plays nice!
Not that hard?
"Oh, thank you, Jared."
(door rattling) Uh, just a second.
I'm um, I'm urinating right now.
I have a strong urine stream,
and it's gonna take me a minute.
- [Ivanka] Jared, open the fucking door.
What the hell are you doing in there?
- Oh, baby, hey!
Um, just a second.
And then I will get,
there we go-- - Oh God!
God, oh, Jesus! - I'm so sorry.
- I could've ruined my dress.
- I would never want that.
I love you, my beautiful cherub.
- What the hell are you doing in here?
- Uh, hiding, because your dad threw a chicken wing at me.
- Really?
Oh, my God, he hates to waste bones.
- I know, it was sort of shocking.
I mean, here I am, an adviser to the president,
and I'm having a chicken wing come hurling
across the Roosevelt room, right into my eye.
- Sure. (chuckling)
Well, um, (tutting)
why don't you go ahead and finish urinating?
- Uh, right now?
- Yes. - But you're in the room.
- So? - Can I close the door?
- Absolutely not. - Okay.
I don't know that I can do that.
- [Ivanka] I want to watch you try.
- I'll try. (clears throat)
The fly goes down,
the peener comes out.
And,
and soon,
here we, (farting and grunting).
- (tutting) I don't hear any piss, Jared.
- I, just, one minute.
Number two. (grunting)
- Do you think you deserve the big boy toilet?
Are you Ivanka's baby?
Are you Ivanka's big boy? - No I could go later,
I can go later.
If you need to go you can go, but I'll, I'll be fine.
(urine splashes) - Look at me.
(sighing) (splashing)
(gasping)
- Yeah, oh boy.
Is that two streams? - Yeah.
- Have you bifurcated your streams?
(exclaiming) Oh, God.
Oh, I could pee now.
Yes, yes, yes. (Ivanka hisses)
(Ivanka grunts) No, no, no no.
(Ivanka groans and sighs)
(toilet water splashing) Wow.
You gonna wash your hands, or, no?
Okay, I can wash 'em for the both of us.
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Bumblebee vs. Tiny Decepticons | Opening Scene | Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen-(2009) 4K - Duration: 7:57.
[SONG: 21 Guns BAND: Green Day]
Dad, listen, I know what the odds are.
We're the exception, okay?
Wait a second...
- Oh, who could that be? - Two weeks, it could be Muffy.
Hey, beautiful.
- I'm breaking up with you, Sam. - Really?
You sure? I hear a lot of conviction.
Well, I am, okay?
So there's no reason for me to come say goodbye to you.
Wow, you almost sounded serious that time.
Guess what?
I made you a long-distance relationship kit.
Yeah, I got you a webcam so we can chat 24/7.
All Witwicky all the time.
I got you a couple of souveniers
that you bet that cannot be mentioned on cellphone.
Some mixes and candles and stuff...
Sounds cute, I can't wait.
Oh, hey!
You want the infamous D-Day shirt?
You kept your nasty, shredded clothes?
Yeah, of course I kept it, Mikaela.
It's like my Superbowl jersey. I bled in this thing.
Wow, you're pretty confident, huh?
No, it's not that.
It's just that my low self-esteem's at an all-time high.
Do you think your little box of souveniers
is gonna keep me from leaving you?
You really should come with me,
they got cheap apartments in campus.
Well, that's not gonna happen
until I get my man child father rushed out of prison,
back on his feet.
I heard that.
Where did you put the clutch covers?
Next to the cam shafts.
I love it when you say cam shafts. Whisper it to me.
Cam shafts.
God, I hate you.
It's my Witwicky charm.
Wait, hold on. Wait, hold on a second.
I guess we're not breaking up.
I'll be over in 20.
Mikaela...
I think this little bit Cube got stuck on my shirt.
Sam?
Oh God! It's a fire!
Dad, we got a fire!
Fire!
Ron, did you know it was gonna be this hard?
C-Can you just stop?
- Yeah, okay, I'll stop. - Just wait...
- You carry this shit. - I'll--I'll...
- Wow! - You know what?
I don't wanna go anywhere with you.
I don't wanna go to France with you.
I don't wanna go around the corner with you.
- Alright, fine. - I'm just going back inside.
I'll call you from Paris.
What is all the racket?
- Whoa. - Sam?
- Whoa, whoa. - Dad...
- What was that? - It's the whole kitchen!
Help me... Oh my--
Bumblebee!
Oh, jeez!
Call 9-1-1.
Bumblebee! Get in the garage.
What the frick is happening?
What happened to restraint, man?
Just go in the garage, quietly please?
Holy mother!
Oh, my God!
Get in the garage, now!
Power's out! Get the cops out!
Come on, you guys. What are you waiting for?
My house is on fire!
- What happened? - Come here.
Listen, I need you to take the Cube sliver.
Put it in your purse, right now.
- Sam Witwicky... - Yes, Mom.
- A word with you. - Yeah.
- Hi, Mikaela. - Hi.
- I have a bald spot. - Oh.
- An old furnace, I think. - Become a waffle iron.
When you go, he goes.
I cannot live with this psychotic alien in my garage.
Judy, shh.
National security.
Look, if we stay quiet, they're gonna take care of everything.
Just consider this the official start of a remodel, okay?
Fine. If the government's paying, I want a pool...
- and a hot tub. - Fine. Okay.
And I'm gonna skinny-dip and you can't say shit about it!
Yeah, you know you're a tool.
- He's having voice problems. - He's playing it up.
Bee, I want to talk to you about the college thing, okay?
# I'm so excited #
Hey.
I'm not taking you with me.
I wanna wait outside, okay?
I wanted to tell you about this earlier.
It's just that-- You know,
Here's the thing.
Freshmen aren't allowed to have cars.
I know, and if it was up to me, I'd take you with me, but it's not, Bee.
Look, you're an Autobot.
You shouldn't be living in my dad's garage.
I mean, you're suffocating in here.
You deserve better than this.
This is hard enough, man,
don't make it harder. Can you just look at me, please?
Come on, big guy.
Look, the guardian thing is done, okay? You did your job.
Look, I'm safe now.
You need to go be with Optimus Prime and the others.
I just want to be normal, Bee.
That's why I'm going to college.
I can't do that with you.
It's not the last time I'm gonna see you, you know, Bee.
Come on, don't do that. Bee. You're killing me, Bee.
But you'll always be my first car.
Love you, Bee.
Wow!
Between state farm and the taxpayers, we're all taken care of.
- You got dirt all over you. - Stop, stop.
- What? - It's--I'm okay.
Well, look.
So you think you can make it
Through those East Coast winters without me?
You're like the best thing that ever happened to me.
And?
- And I'll do anything for you. - And?
- I think Sam's about to say the L word. - Let's go, kiddo.
Nice timing, Dad.
I... adore you.
That's not the word that I wanna hear right now.
What are you talking about?
It's the same word as the other word.
- It's not the same word. - Look, if I said the other word now,
you forced me to say it. It won't mean anything.
Plus, you haven't said it either.
So don't get mad at me for not saying it.
Yeah, but I haven't said it
because guys always run when you say it first.
Yeah, well, so do girls.
Especially, girls like you with options.
So this is all part of your elaborate plan
to keep me interested?
Can be.
I hate that it's working.
Can I have a kiss?
We'll make it work, I promise.
[SONG: Never Say Never BAND: The Fray]
Soundwave acknowledges. Pursue her.
Retrieve it.
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Paul Ryan Still Trying To Make American Healthcare System Even Worse - Duration: 3:16.
Fox News host Jessie Watters found himself in some hot water earlier this week when he
implied an oral sex joke about Ivanka Trump on the air, and then suddenly, Wednesday night,
Jesse Watters announces he's decided he's going to take a vacation with his family,
but don't worry, he's going to be back on Monday, so he says.
I remember Bill O'Reilly saying the exact same thing right before he was canned and
never allowed back on the network.
Jesse Watters.
You know, what's funny about this is that he was an O'Reilly protégé.
This is a guy that liked O'Reilly.
A guy that worked with O'Reilly for a very long time, and clearly shares a lot of his
same attributes, and thought it was perfectly acceptable to go on the air and make this
kind of joke about Ivanka Trump speaking into a microphone I guess a little too seductively,
and so he couldn't control himself and decided to make this off-handed comment, which again
has now landed him in hot water.
Here's the irony of this, though.
Apparently, Ivanka Trump is the only woman that you're not allowed to make jokes about
on Fox News now.
Think over the years all the horrible things that this network said about Michelle Obama.
They even went after the Obama daughters.
But you say one thing about Ivanka Trump and suddenly you have to go on an emergency vacation
with your family?
I don't know if Jesse Watters will return.
I don't know if the network has actually turned over a new leaf after firing Bill O'Reilly
with all these sexual harassment allegations, but I do know that there is something wrong
with the mentality in that network where people feel comfortable enough to say these kinds
of things on live television.
That's a problem.
When your workers, when your hosts, when your presenters are comfortable enough, knowing
I guess what they're saying behind the scenes is okay to say on the air, you have created
a hostile work environment for all of the women at that network.
That kind of discussion is inappropriate and unacceptable for national television.
You know, he did this on the show The Five, where he's surrounded by four other women.
For him to make this comment in the presence of those women, again, on live TV, just shows
how comfortable he is with the misogyny that has become rampant at Fox News.
The women there have no rights.
They have no protection.
They have no protection from the higher-ups, who have engaged in sexual harassment.
They have no protection from the hosts there.
This is a dangerous place for women to be working, and unfortunately firing Bill O'Reilly
clearly did nothing to solve the problem.
The problem starts with the higher-ups.
Firing Roger Ailes has not changed the boys' club mentality of Fox News.
Something better, something bigger has to happen within that network to change the way
that these people view women, because this is unacceptable.
I feel kind of weird having to go to bat for Ivanka Trump here, but what Jesse Watters
did on the air absolutely merits him being fired.
Hopefully he's not going to return to the air after his little family vacation, because
the last thing we need is another jackass misogynist on the air on Fox News making women
all over this country feel uncomfortable.
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Rep. Barbara Lee Calls Donald Trump's Tax Reform Plan 'Irrelevant' | MSNBC - Duration: 4:00.
OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS. WE KNOW HE EATS CRISPIX.
LET'S BRING IN THE CONGRESSWOMAN, MEMBER OF THE
HOUSE BUDGET COMMITTEE. GOOD TO RUN INTO YOU LAST
EVENING IN THE STUDIO. WHAT'S YOUR TAKE ON THE
PRESIDENT'S TAX CUTS? >> IT'S A NON-STARTER FOR ME.
THE PRESIDENT'S TAX CUTS REALLY, QUITE FRANKLY, ARE IRRELEVANT AT
THIS POINT. HE HASN'T RELEASED HIS TAX
RETURNS. UNLESS HE DOES THAT, HOW WILL WE
KNOW HOW HE STANDS TO GAIN FROM THIS?
FROM WHAT WE'VE SEEN FROM THE ONE-PAGE SHEET, IT WILL LINE THE
POCKETS OF HIS FRIENDS, MILLIONAIRES AND BILLIONAIRES.
OF COURSE, WHO IS GOING TO PAY FOR THAT?
THE VULNERABLE WORKING MEN AND WOMEN, THE MIDDLE CLASS.
IN NO WAY DO I WANT TO THINK ABOUT THIS TAX PLAN UNTIL WE SEE
HIS INCOME TAX RETURNS. >> LET'S TALK ABOUT THE OTHER
BIG THING GOING ON. SOMEWHERE AROUND YOU, PROBABLY
NOT INVOLVING YOU, IS A HEALTH CARE NEGOTIATION THAT IS GOING
TO TRY AND GET THE FREEDOM CAUCUS TO SIGN OFF ON A HEALTH
CARE BILL. THIS IS A HEALTH CARE BILL THAT
THE LAST TIME THEY FLOATED HAD A 17% APPROVAL RATING.
NOW THEY'RE TAKING OUT SOME OF THE GOOD PARTS OF IT THAT WERE
LEFT. WHAT'S YOUR SENSE OF WHAT
HAPPENS NEXT? >> FIRST, THE HEALTH CARE BILL
THAT THEY WROTE HAS BEEN REALLY A BILL THAT WOULD MAKE EVERYONE
SICKER AGAIN, THE COUNTRY SICKER AGAIN, AND IT WOULD REALLY
DESTROY THE HEALTH GAINS WE HAD MADE UNDER THE AFFORDABLE CARE
ACT. THIS JUST DOUBLES DOWN ON HOW
PAD IT IS. THIS MAKES A BAD BILL WORSE.
FOR THE LIFE OF ME, I CAN'T SEE HOW THEY COULD BE THIS CRUEL.
HERE THEY WOULD DENY EMERGENCY CARE TO PREGNANT WOMEN, PEOPLE
IN WEST VIRGINIA STAND TO LOSE. THEY WOULD DENY MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES. THEY WOULD DENY ALL OF THE
ESSENTIAL BENEFITS THAT PEOPLE NEED TO STAY HEALTHY AND STAY
WELL AND TO STAY ALIVE. SO IT IS A SHAME AND DISGRACE.
IT IS IMMORAL. IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE ANYONE
COULD VOTE FOR SUCH A MEAN-SPIRITED BILL.
>> WE HAVE NOT RESOLVED WHETHER OR NOT THERE'S GOING TO BE A
SHUTDOWN. MOST OF THE BETTING MONEY IS
THERE WON'T BE, BUT THERE IS A CHANCE.
A SHORT TIME AGO, THE PRESIDENT TWEETED, QUOTE, WHAT'S MORE
IMPORTANT, REBUILDING OUR MILITARY OR BAILING OUT
INSURANCE COMPANIES? ASK THE DEMOCRATS.
HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO THAT? HE'S SAYING THAT CALLING FOR THE
CONTINUED OBAMACARE SUBSIDIES TO THE INSURANCE COMPANIES IS
BAILING OUT INSURANCE COMPANIES, AND THAT'S WHAT DEMOCRATS ARE
SUPPORTING. WHY?
>> YOU KNOW, I HOPE THE PRESIDENT DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HE'S
TALKING ABOUT, BECAUSE PEOPLE DESERVE HEALTH CARE.
24 MILLION AMERICANS STAND TO LOSE IF THEIR HEALTH CARE MOVES
FORWARD. PLUS, THEY RUN THE SHOW.
THEY HAVE THE HOUSE, THE SENATE AND THE WHITE HOUSE.
SO ANY TALK OF A SHUTDOWN, YOU KNOW, REALLY GOES DIRECTLY BACK
TO WHAT DISARRAY THEY'RE IN AND HOW THEY'RE CONDUCTING BUSINESS,
WHICH IS IN TOTAL CHAOS AND DISARRAY.
HOPEFULLY, THEY'LL COME TO SEE THE LIGHT VERY SOON BECAUSE THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC DESERVES MORE AND BETTER.
>> WHAT DO YOU THINK IS GOING TO HAPPEN?
WHAT'S YOUR GUESSING ON WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN THIS WEEKEND?
ARE WE GETTING A CONTINUING RESOLUTION TO KEEP CONGRESS IN
BUSINESS OR WILL WE HAVE A SHUTDOWN?
>> HARD TO KNOW. THEY RUN THE SHOW.
YOU HEAR SOMETHING ONE HOUR, SOMETHING ELSE THE NEXT HOUR.
ONCE AGAIN, THEY CANNOT BRING FORWARD A HEALTH CARE BILL
THAT'S GOING TO DESTROY HEALTH CARE FOR 24 MILLION PEOPLE.
IF THAT'S PART OF THE DEAL, YOU KNOW, I DON'T THINK THEY CAN
MOVE FORWARD ON THIS. BUT, AGAIN, WE'LL HAVE TO WAIT
AND SEE. YOU KNOW, ONE HOUR, IT'S THIS.
ANOTHER HOUR, IT'S THAT. BUT AGAIN, THEY HAVE THE HOUSE,
THE SENATE AND THE WHITE HOUSE. LET'S SEE WHAT THEY DO.
BUT I DON'T THINK MANY OF US WILL SUPPORT THEIR OVERALL
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Vote On GOP Health Care Plan Could Come This Week | MSNBC - Duration: 4:49.
JOINING ME IS REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN RODNEY DAVIS OF
ILLINOIS. CONGRESSMAN, YOU SUPPORT THE
LATEST GOP HEALTH CARE BILL AND A MEMBER OF THE MODERATE TUESDAY
GROUP. I'VE TAKEN A LOOK AT THIS THING,
BY MY ESTIMATION IT APPEARS TO BE THE SAME VER VERY UNPOPULAR
REPEAL BILL, EXCEPT, OF COURSE, INSURANCE COMPANIES CAN JACK UP
THEIR RATES IF YOU'RE ALREADY SICK.
HOW IS THIS A GOD IDEA? >> I DON'T SEE THAT.
WE THINK WE'VE GOT GOOD POLICIES THAT ARE GOING TO PROVIDE THE 29
MILLION AMERICANS WHO STILL UNDER THE CURRENT PLAN OF THE
AFFORDABLE CARE ACT DO NOT HAVE HEALTH CARE COVERAGE AND THE 31
MILLION MORE AMERICANS THAT CAN'T AFFORD TO USE THE COVERAGE
THEY HAVE. I WAS A SUPPORTER OF THE FIRST
BILL BECAUSE I BELIEVE WE HAVE GOOD POLICIES THAT WILL ACHIEVE
THOSE GOALS. THIS AMENDMENT ENSURES THAT THE
FEDERAL ESSENTIAL HEALTH BENEFITS COVERING PREEXISTING
CONDITIONS, MENTAL HEALTH CARE AND MATERNITY CARE WILL REMAIN
UNLESS THE STATES DECIDE THEY CAN ACHIEVE THE SAME GOALS OF
LOWERING COSTS, PROVIDING ACCESSIBLE COVERAGE AND DOING IT
WITH THE STATE LEGISLATURE PASSING A BILL THAT'S GOING TO
ACHIEVE THE SAME GOALS THAT ESSENTIAL HEALTH BENEFITS DO.
REMEMBER, STATES REGULATE HEALTH CARE COVERAGE RIGHT NOW.
AND STATES ARE THE ONES THAT ARE GOING TO ENSURE AND MANY STATES
LIKE MINE HAVE TOUGHER EHBs THAN WHAT WE HAVE AT THE FEDERAL
LEVEL RIGHT NOW. >> BUT CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG,
DOES THIS NOT GIVE INSURANCE COMPANIES THE OPPORTUNITY TO
JACK UP THEIR RATES ON PEOPLE WITH PREEXISTING CONDITIONS?
BECAUSE INSURANCE COMPANIES -- >> NO.
>> STAKEHOLDERS, ARE THEIR EMPLOYEES AND SHAREHOLDERS, NOT
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. >> THE ANSWER IS NO.
NO WAIVER CAN BE GIVEN UNLESS CERTAIN GOALS ARE MET, CERTAIN
CRITERIA ARE MET, AND AN INVISIBLE HIGH RISK POOL HAS TO
BE SET UP LIKE IS WORKING VERY WELL IN THE STATE OF MAINE,
WHERE THOSE WITH PREEXISTING CONDITIONS DON'T KNOW THEY'RE IN
THE HIGH RISK POOL. THEY'RE PAYING THE SAME AMOUE A
AS THOSE WHO DON'T HAVE PREEXISTING CONDITIONS.
THAT HAS TO BE A PART OF ANY WAIVER REQUEST.
AND REMEMBER EACH STATE LEGISLATURE IS GOING TO HAVE TO
PASS A BILL TO REQUIRE THAT MANY OF THE GOALS ARE BEING MET, LIKE
LOWERING THE COST OF COVERAGE, PROVIDING ACCESSIBILITY.
WE BELIEVE OUR BILL WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE PREEXISTING
CONDITION COVERAGE TO EVERY SINGLE AMERICAN AND THAT'S
PERSONALLY IMPORTANT TO ME BECAUSE MY WIFE IS AN 18-YEAR
CANCER SURVIVOR. >> WELL, THEN, OTHER
REPUBLICANS, OTHER MODERATE REPUBLICANS, WHY IS IT THAT
THEY'RE NOT YET ON BOARD? I'M GLAD TO HEAR YOUR WIFE IS AN
18-YEAR CANCER SURVIVOR. THAT IS SUPERB.
>> THANK YOU, STEPHANIE. AND I DON'T KNOW WHY MANY OF
THEM ARE NOT ON BOARD, BUT REMEMBER, THERE WERE MANY
REPUBLICANS OF ALL DIFFERENT PHILOSOPHIES THAT WERE NO THE
FIRST TIME THE BILL WAS UP, WHICH IS WHY THE BILL WAS
PULLED. WE'RE HOPING THAT THIS COMMON
SENSE AMENDMENT AND OTHER AMENDMENTS THAT I'M SURE ARE
LIKELY GOING TO BE INTRODUCED, ARE GOING TO HELP US GET THIS
BILL TO THE SENATE SO THEY CAN DO THEIR LEGISLATIVE WORK AND
SEND IT BACK TO US. >> I'M GUESSING YOU HAVE TO BE
HAVING CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHER MEMBERS OF THE TUESDAY GROUP.
THOSE WHO ARE NOT ON BOARD, WHY AREN'T THEY?
WHAT ARE THEY TELLING YOU? >> THERE'S A WIDE VARIETY OF
REASONS WHY PEOPLE DON'T SUPPORT THIS BILL OR MANY OTHER BILLS,
AND I DON'T SPEAK ON BEHALF OF THE TUESDAY GROUP.
I'M SPEAKING ON BEHALF OF MYSELF AND MY CONSTITUENTS.
MANY OF MY COLLEAGUES HAVE HAD CONCERN WITH THE INITIAL BILL
BECAUSE IT AFFECTS THEIR STATE DIFFERENTLY THAN IT AFFECTS
MINE. THAT'S THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS.
THAT HAPPENS IN EVERY MAJOR PIECE OF LEGISLATION WE HAVE.
WE CAN'T FORGET THE FACTS. THE FACTS ARE THAT 29 MILLION
AMERICANS RIGHT NOW STILL DON'T HAVE HEALTH CARE COVERAGE WHEN
THE LAW REQUIRES THEM TO. 31 MILLION AMERICANS HAVE FACED
ASTRONOMICAL PREMIUM INCREASES AND HAVE DEDUCTIBLES THEY CAN'T
MEET BECAUSE THEY CAN'T AFFORD TO USE THE COVERAGE THEY HAVE.
EVEN BILL CLINTON A FEW MONTHS AGO SAID THIS WAS A DISASTER.
WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING TO HELP THEM.
>> WITHOUT A DOUBT, THIS THING NEEDS TO BE TWEAKED.
HOW MUCH HONESTLY PRESSURE ARE YOU UNDER FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
TO GET THIS THING THROUGH, OFF YOUR PLATE, MOVE IT TO THE
SENATE, TO GIVE THE WHITE HOUSE A LEGISLATIVE WIN BECAUSE,
FRANKLY, THERE ISN'T ONE IN THE FIRST 100 DAYS?
>> I HAVEN'T FELT ANY PRESSURE FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
THEY'VE BEEN VERY GOOD TO WORK WITH AND OPEN TO MANY
SUGGESTIONS AND I HAVE TO THANK PRESIDENT TRUMP, VICE
PRESIDENT PENCE, REINCE PRIEBUS, AND THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED WITH
US TO COME UP WITH COMMON SENSE SOLUTIONS TO MAKE THIS BETTER.
THERE'S NO PRESSURE. IT'S ACTUALLY DISCUSSIONS.
IT'S SOMETHING THAT I DIDN'T HAVE DURING MY FOUR YEARS WITH
THE PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATION. SO, WE'RE WORKING TOGETHER TO
ACHIEVE THOSE GLS THAT I ME
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Butterfly exhibit honors woman who died after date rape drug in drink - Duration: 1:53.
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THE
BUTTERFLY EXHIBIT IS HERE IN
MEMORY OF
THERESA
FORMHOLS.
ONE NIGHT IN SEPTEMBER 2012
THERESA FORMHOLS RETURNED HOME
FROM A BAR FEELING INCREDIBLY
ILL.
>> AFTER SHE WENT TO THE BAR,
SHE SAID SHE WAS HORRIBLY SICK.
SHE WAS AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM
FOR ABOUT THREE HOURS.
SHE CAME HOME,
SHE WENT TO BED.
I SAID IF YOU NEED ANYTHING
THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT, CALL ME.
GOOD NIGHT.
I LOVE YOU AND THAT WAS THE LA
I SPOKE TO HER.
REPORTER: THERESA'S MOTHER WOULD
LATER FIND OUT FROM THE
ALLEGHENY COUNTY CORONER THAT
HER DAUGHTER DIED FROM A DATE
RAPE DRUG PUT IN HER DRINK.
>> I CANNOT EXPLAIN HOW HORRIBLE
IT WAS.
REPORTER: BUT TODAY, RITA
FORMHOLS IS EXCITED BY THE
BUTTERFLY EXHIBIT AT PHIPPS
CONSERVATORY.
SHE SAYS THESE BUTTERFLIES ARE
AN EXTENSION OF HER DAUGHTER
THERESA.
RITA: SHE WOULD WALK INTO A ROOM
AND LIGHT UP ANYWHERE WITH HER
SMILE.
AND PEOPLE WOULD JUST BE DRAWN
TO HER.
REPORTER: JUST AS VISITORS ARE
DRAWN TO THE BUTTERFLIES IN THE
PHIPPS CONSERVATORY BUTTERFLY
EXHIBIT.
THAT IS WHY FORMHOLS IS SPENDING
$10,000 TO $20,000 TO UNDERWRITE
THE COST OF THIS YEAR'S
BUTTERFLY EXHIBIT, FIVE YEARS
AFTER HER DAUGHTER'S DEATH IN
HER MEMORY.
RITA FROM THE TIME SHE WAS
: LITTLE, SHE BELIEVED
BUTTERFLIES WERE GOD'S GIFT FOR
SOMEONE WHO HAD PASSED AWAY.
REPORTER: THE BUTTERFLIES ARE
DELIVERED FROM FLORIDA IN BOXES
CONTAINING CHRYSALISES BEFORE
THEY HATCH.
RITA: THEY ARE SUCH BEAUTY IN A
TINY LITTLE PACKAGE AND THEY
ONLY LIVE FOR A FEW WEEKS, A
VERY SHORT LIFE SPAN, JUST LIKE
THERESA.
THE FACT THAT, THAT BUTTERFLY
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TulipMania (The Real Story) Part 1 - Nothing's what it seems - Duration: 14:14.
Hey guys, its Nick. The real story of
tulip mania. Right now.
A huge bubble. A country gone mad over
tulips. An economy destroyed. At least
that's what we're always told right.
Tulip mania is often cited as kind
of the first speculative bubble, but is
it the real story. You know when I first
started researching this topic I thought
it would be easy. You know the first
speculative bubble. Just read a
few books on it. Get a handle on kind of
what's going on and what I found was not
what I expected. It's the exact opposite
all most of what we're told. Yes there is
a tulip bubble and people do buy and
sell a lot for tulips, but it's not the
whole story. It's not what really
happened. Let me give you an example.
A lot of our modern imagery for
Tulipmania comes from Charles MacKay's
Extraordinary Popular Delusions & The
Madness of Crowds. Goldgar a historian,
who's done a lot of research on this
subject, has said we really need to take
Charles McKay's book with a lot of salt.
Goldgar says, "McKay's chief source was
Johann Beckmann author of a History of
Inventions. Beckman was concerned about
financial speculation in his own day and
Beckman's own sources were suspect. He",
meaning Beckman "relied chiefly on
Abraham Munting a botanical writer from
the late 17th century. Muntings father
had lost money on tulips and Munting
was not a reliable eyewitness. His own
words often verbatim come chiefly from
two places."
Meaning he basically plagiarized. "The
historical account of chronicler Lieuwe
van Aitzema in 1669,
and one of the longest contemporary
pieces against the trade," translated as
"Dialogue Between True-mouth and Greedy-
Goods of 1637. As Aitzema himself was
basing his chronicle on pamphlet
literature, we are left with a picture of
tulip mania based almost solely on
propaganda cited as if it were fact.
Alright so what does all that mean right. Well
imagine that something as big as
like the 2000 tech stock bubble happened
four hundred years ago. And
the only sources to survive was like
a few blogs basically and maybe your
newspapers local opinion piece.
These are hardly kind of the historical
accounts you would hope to find
about something. And then imagine that
over the centuries people have used
those and cited them as fact and kind of
building on it as it goes along. And then
400 years later you're left with
something that doesn't look like
anything it looked like. That's basically
what's happened to Tulipmania is what she's
saying. All that is why we need to take a
fresh look at tulip mania. And in order
to understand why tulip mania became
tulip mania you have to understand the
kind of the time period right. You have
to place it in historical context. I want
you to imagine that Jeff Bezos and Elon
Musk and all these people launching
rockets in to space right.
Imagine that they come out tomorrow and
they say, 'We are going to create an
interstellar spaceship. It's going to fly
to a distant Sun where there are planets.
And they're going to go and see what
they can find.' And so few years later
they blast this rocket off into space. It
disappears for a while right. They're
traveling faster than light, hopefully
we've invented that. They go off
to this distant star. We don't hear
anything from them and then suddenly
they come back. Not only do they
come back, but they come back bringing all
sorts of cool and interesting stuff like:
alien flowers, alien plant, alien animals
that they've stuffed. You imagine how many
of us would just be glued to our TV
screens just watching and being like, "What is
that? What's that? What does that do? My god. I wonder...
You know like that sense
discovery of looking at things
and seeing new things that we never seen
before. And when you think about
that scenario, you get an idea for what
the feeling must have been like for
Europe during that time. Because this is
a time when Europe is starting to get
stuff from the East Indies, from North
America, from South America. I mean even
the potato gets introduced. Like the
potato. The boringest... thing you can think
of is coming over at this point in time.
The thing that we were just like, "ohh yeah
it's a potato." It's new.
And one of the things that comes back is the tulip. Now
traditionally credit goes to this guy Ogier de Busbecq
or something like that.
He's an ambassador from the Holy Roman
Empire to the Ottomans.
Historians have kind of gone through and
pointed out the fact there's a number of
problems with him introducing it. One is
when he gets out there he would have had
to send a bulb or offshoot back
right away. Which is possible, but
it's not very likely. Additionally he
misremembers a few details.
One of the biggest nails in the coffin
is he's writing this like a while later and
tulips already kind of gained popularity
in Europe at this time. So you kind of
wonder that human emotion played
in he's like, "Yes I introduced the tulip...
to Europe... me... all me baby." So you
wonder if played into it at all.
So historians kind of doubt that he's
actually the one who introduced it to Europe. They think it probably just
came over and trade at some time before
that. My favorite story is a story of
this of this Flemish merchant who gets
a shipment of cloth from the Ottoman
Empire. And supposedly there is just bag of tulips
there for no reason at all. It's just like sitting there. And of course he has no idea what
a tulip is. So he just like takes it home
and thinks it's some onion and grills
it up and eats it basically. And
there's some conflict in the stories, but
either he loves it, or he just hates it.
Either way this guy Joris Rye comes into
the picture. And the only reason he's
important is because he gets us to
Carolus Clusius. Because he introduces
Carolus Clusius to the tulip. Supposedly,
probably not, but you know it's history. It's how
these things go. Carolus Clusius you
gotta mention in the story because he's
basically responsible for taking the
tulip and like spreading it all over
Europe. He's what we call a botanist
today. He lives a very privileged
life. He's able to basically
travel around Europe and look at flowers and
stuff like that. He doesn't really have a
house of his own so he ends up sending
all these things that he finds to
his friends. He maintains a lot of
contacts all over Europe. (laughter)
One of the stories you just have to mention about
Carolus Clusius. He's a Protestant and
is in the employ of the Holy Roman
Emperor whose Catholic. The Holy Roman
Emperor is kind of cool with Protestants
at this point in time. The fact that he's
just not actively killing Protestants is
a pretty big deal. You have to remember
this is the point when Protestants and
Catholics are still killing each other
over pretty minor differences in the
Christian faith; what we would consider
pretty minor differences. So he's in
the employ of the Holy Roman Emperor.
Clusius actually has a private garden.
There's only a few of these tulips in
Europe. He goes out to his garden one morning
and a ton of his tulips are gone.
They're stolen. It's funny because
flower thefts are actually kind of a big
thing. If you're Noble and you
want a flower (garden) then what's the
easiest way then just go steal them from
the Protestant over there. And at
one point he's supposedly forced to
endure being at this noble woman's house
and seeing his own flowers in her garden.
You just have to think he was like, "So
where'd you get those flowers huh. How'd
you get those." She's like, "Oh yes I got
them from my friend.. blah blah blah" and he's
just like, "Really, really, really you didn't ahh
steal those from my garden... perchance... hmm
Only maybe few of those in Europe now...
and you didn't get them for me...
no okay yeah... yeah... it's fine... yeah..." You know.
Hashtag like #RichPeopleProblems right.
And then of course the Emperor dies
only like two years after taking a job.
The new emperor takes over and he's not
really friendly with
Protestants and he's on a flower lover.
So uh kicks Clusius out and the whole
gardens destroyed. So he takes some odd
jobs here and there, but in the 1590s
Clusius gets a letter from a Dutch
Republic, the University of Leiden, and
they say, 'we want you to come here and
teach the botanical stuff at our
University" And Clusius takes the job.
Which brings us to the main setting of
our story the United Provinces or
The Dutch Republic. At this point in our
story it's helpful to ask why tulips.
Why did tulips suddenly become
popular and not something else. Why not
stuffed birds? Why not shells, which we're
coming over in this period and we're
getting pretty big. Well in order
to understand why tulips and not
something else the first thing we need
to talk about is tulip reproduction.
All right so tulip reproduction
basically happens in one of two ways:
there is seeds and then there's
offshoots. The first method is
seeds. You know seeds right. Seeds. They're
seeds. If you've dealt with the plant you've seen the seeds.
They take about six to nine years
in order the flower. Which at this point
in history you only livin' till about
forty on average. And you could easily
get taken out before then by the plauge,
your city getting sacked,
or your appendix burst. Any
number of things. So they're not really
the preferable method. In addition to the
length of time you have to wait there's
also the factor that it's not really
going to look like the tulip you got it
from. There's gonna
be a lot of differences. The preferable
method is actually called offshoots. Now
you have the mother bulb, which is in the
ground and then the flower shoots out
from there. And when it's in the
ground they'll develop these
almost growths on the bottom of it and
these are called offshoots. When you lift
the bulb during the summer you can
actually just take these offshoots off.
And it's only going to take about 2 to 3
years for it to actually flower. And then
once it actually does flower it's going
to look pretty close to the original
flower you got from. It's basically a
clone, although there's some issues with
this that you'll see later. The mother
bulb can produce about 2 to 3 of these
every year for a few years before it ends up
dying. So this is the preferable method.
Now why is all the tulip reproduction
stuff important right. The first
thing to keep in mind is that the supply
does increase every year right. This is
not like an exotic stuff to bird.
Suddenly you're not going to have two
exotic stuffed birds right. The other thing
to keep in mind is that the supply
increases very slowly. So even if that
demand increases supply isn't
necessarily going to increase that much.
What does that mean? Rising prices.
The other thing to keep in mind is that rare
equals desirable at this point in time.
Nowadays this part of the world is
synonymous with tulips, but it
wasn't like that. The Dutch Republic
is just getting introduced to
these flowers which are new and exotic
and newcomers from the Middle
East basically. The other cool aspect
that really I think puts the flower head
and shoulders over its competition is,
its ability to spontaneously change.
So for example one year you might have
a Tulip that looks like this. It's nice. It's
yellow. It's beautiful. And then over the
course of the summer it goes
into remission or
basically dormant for the year.
And then next year it comes back up and
suddenly it's different. It's not yellow
anymore it's yellow with red.
And this ability that it just
would change. And it be the same tulip,
but suddenly it was different. There's
nothing seemingly... you didn't do anything
necessarily to the flower. And nobody of
the age could tell anybody why it
happened. Nobody had any idea.
This was an age when
questions about viruses and bacteria
they weren't even guessed at.
There are stories of people try to get these
multicolored tulips by pouring
red wine over the flowerbed or they
would lite their garden on fire with
pigeon dung because they thought that
would do it. It's kind of like
the lotto every year like, 'Is it
going to change this year or not.'
Adds a sense of suspense. And so you
get this ability of the flower just to
change spontaneously. And that's probably
one of the biggest reasons why the tulip
starts coming head and shoulders over
the rest. Another reason we'd be remiss
not to mention is the social aspects.
You have to remember at this point
in time in the Dutch Republic, this is the
original land of opportunity in a lot of
senses. This is where the pilgrims
went before the pilgrims became the
pilgrims. If you're American you know who
I'm talking about right. The Pilgrims and
Plymouth Colony all that stuff the hats
everything right. When they left
England they didn't go directly to
America they went to the Dutch Republic
first. And then they realized their kids
are kind of becoming Dutch and they're
like, "Hey we want you to be English and
not Dutch. We want to be English just not
in England. So let's go to America."
Additionally people could work their way
up through the ranks. You could
start off as a peasant and work your way
and become wealthier and wealthier and
become whoever you want to be.
Whereas the rest of Europe is you're
born you're born a peasant you stayin'
a peasant right. This is different in
the Dutch Republic. But then you run into
a problem of, how do you distinguish
yourself from other people, how do you
show status in this society. And one of
the things that starts coming into vogue
is collecting. This is because of
the Renaissance and all this cool stuff
coming over from the East Indies. And
flowers or tulips are kind of one of these
things that is in the sphere of things
that people collect.
When Clusius arrives in the 1590s
there isn't necessarily a market yet for
tulips. It's developing its there but
it's not like a market as we think of
today. Basically it's a group of tight
knit people who are really interested in
flowers. You know they trade them back
and forth. This is viewed as a
gentlemanly activity. You know you give
gifts to other people. It's kind of a
social activity, you know they'd go to
their houses they talk about flowers but
it's really about hanging out.
But I want you to imagine that you're
one of these merchants who's come up
through the ranks and you're starting to
earn a lot of money. And you want to show
off your status. You want to show
off the fact that you've earned a lot of
money and you're getting
getting near the top. And in order to show off that status to show off
that collection one of the things you
want to do is acquire tulip garden, but,
for reasons we've already discussed, the
supply is kind of limited.
It's hard to get your hands on
these tulips. How do you go about
getting some if the supply is so limited
and the group is pretty
tight-knit? Well what we'll see is that
these people end up resorting to some
very ungentlemanly methods. Next week.
It's really the journey and not the
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imploding spectacularly. Modern banking
is basically created. We see so many
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