Youtube daily Jan 17 2019

Hi guys!

So today I thought I would share with you a celebration cake recipe

because we recently hit a 100,000 subscribers here on Youtube

not super recently but it's been a while since I've posted

so today I thought I would share one of my new favorite recipes for a chocolate cake

with you, now I already have a really nice chocolate

cake recipe that I posted a few years ago, but you know times have changed

you try new recipes, you discover you like new things

now this recipe is just as good if not better than that cake

it's super fluffy, super soft, just the right amount of chocolate

and it happens to be vegan it's a little bit easier to make than the

old recipe, which is why it has become a staple in my house

so let's get started!

Begin by adding two cups of sugar to a bowl I'm using Demerara but brown or regular, granulated

sugar is fine Next, pour in 1/2 a cup of oil

I'm using coconut oil but vegetable is fine too

Also add a tablespoon of vinegar and 2 cups of boiling water

Just gives those ingredients a quick to combine them

and then you're going to add in 2 tsp of instant espresso powder

1 tsp of salt, and 2 tsp of baking soda.

Coffee has the tendency to intensify chocolate flavors and you can barely taste it so I highly

recommend adding it in Now add in a heaping cup of good quality dark

cocoa powder And 2 cups of all-purpose flour

Now you can also do this recipe by mixing all the dry ingredients first then adding

the wet ingredients but really all you're looking for is to combine

everything together and once you're satisfied with the cake batter

you can divide it between two 8-inch pans which I have generously buttered, dusted with

flour and lined with parchment paper to prevent from sticking

You could also bake this cake in 9-inch pans or a bundt pan but keep in mind if you use

the bundt pan it will take a lot longer to bake

bake the cakes at 180 degrees celcius for about 25-30 minutes

or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean Let the cakes cool completely

and in the meantime you can start with the frosting

now I'm using the same recipe as I did for my 'The Best Chocolate Cake' recipe

but it's vegan I have here 1 cup of vegan butter that I'm

melting in the microwave but you can also use regular butter if you're

not vegan To the butter, add in 1 and 1/3 cup of cocoa

powder and you'll notice that I've actually doubled

the ingredient quantities from the old video and you'll soon see why

I just need to use more icing for this particular cake

Now throw in 1/2 tsp of salt and 2 tsp of vanilla extract

Next add in 2/3 cup of non-dairy milk such as soy milk or almond milk if you're vegan

and regular milk is fine if you're not and you want to alternate the milk with 6

cups of confectioner's sugar now I know that seems like a lot of sugar

but this does a lot of frosting and it is a special occasion cake so it's

okay to indulge every now and then and just keep beating the icing, it's sometimes

easier to use an electric mixer but I do everything by hand

and your end result should be a beautifully thick, velvety buttercream

now you are ready to frost so once the cakes are cool you can run a knife

around the edges to loosen them from the cake pans

and then flip them over if your cakes formed a small dome while baking

you can also choose to use a serrated knife and slice the dome off

but this is optional, it just makes for a smoother top

and those scraps make a lovely snack now to assemble the cake

just dab a blob of icing at the center of your cake stand or plate

it just helps the cake from shifting and then place the cake top-side down in the

center add a generous dollop of icing atop

and then using a knife or an off-set spatula just spread it out as evenly as you can

and place the second cake top-side up on top now I like to do a crumb coat first

so I'm just taking another generous blog of icing and spreading it out to cover the cake

entirely dipping your knife in some hot water every

now and then makes spreading out the icing a whole lot smother

now you can also half the icing recipe and cover the cake in one layer of icing

but I wanted to pipe on some rosettes and take decorating to another level

which is why I doubled the recipe, so I could have more

now making rosettes is super easy you just need a piping bag fitted with a 1M

star nozzle and all you need to do is push in the center

and make a nice swirl I wanted to cover the cake entirely in rosettes

so I started with the sides and made my way to the center of the cake

rosettes are super easy to make and they work with any sort of buttercream or thick frosting

I think they add a very impressive finish to any cake

now this cake is a definite show-stopper and it's super easy to put together as you

saw the cake itself only requires a handful of

ingredients that you most likely already have on hand

and what I love about it is that it's dietary friendly, so a lot more people can enjoy it

this cake is rich, chocolatey and definitely better than anything that you would find in

a box and perhaps even in a bakery

and it's bound to make any chocolate lover very, very happy

thank you guys so much for watching as always I really hope you enjoyed learning how to

make this chocolate cake recipe Now I know that I post very sporadically and

I apologize for that but YouTube for me is one of my favorite hobbies

and things that I Iike to do during my free time

so I'd like to keep it that way instead of it becoming a source of stress for me

so I hope you understand if you liked this video don''t forget to give

me a 'thumbs up' as always you can find the full printable

recipe on my blog at hotchocolatehits.com

for more recipes and pictures and updates you can follow me on Instagram or Facebook,

I'm @hotchocolatehits and I will see you next time, bye bye!

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Best of Jenelle & Barbara (Part 1) | Teen Mom 2 | MTV - Duration: 34:53.

- I've been trying to be a better mom to Jace

and I know the best way to do that is if I go to college.

So today, I'm going to register for classes.

(Jace screams)

Here you go.

Now that summer's over, my job ended

and I didn't save enough money to pay for school.

My mom can't afford it,

so I have to figure out how to apply for financial aid.

- Mama.

- [Barbara] Jenelle, where you going?

- I'm going up to the college

and do financial aid and registration.

- When you do this financial aid

make sure,

shut the toilet so the baby doesn't drown, now.

- [Jenelle] Oh my god.

- [Barbara] Babies do that. - [Jenelle] Okay, okay, okay.

- When you go apply for it,

make sure that you have your car insurance,

you show them Jace's birth certificate,

and tell them that you live here,

but tell them that I don't support you.

Alright?

- [Jenelle] Yeah.

- [Barbara] So when am I gonna see you again?

Tomorrow morning?

Are you gonna spend the night with Kieffer?

- No Mom, I'm gonna come home and go straight to sleep.

God. - [Barbara] When, tonight?

- Yeah!

- [Barbara] Good.

(Jace babbles)

- Bye.

- Patty cake baker's men.

- You alright?

- I'm just sick of being yelled at.

Every time I come here, I'm yelled at.

That's it.

I'm yelled at every time.

I'm so sick of it.

- You do bring some of it on yourself.

- How about you try going home

and living with my mom for a couple (beep) days.

- Then you gotta figure something out, now don't you?

- Yeah, how?

'Cause I feel like I have no one.

No one loves me, no one cares about me.

And my mom never even tells me she loves me.

No one tells me they love me.

No one hugs me.

No one gives me-- - I've been telling you

I love you and hugging on you

all day. - I know, I know, I know.

You've been making me feel a whole lot better.

Before you came along, that's how it was.

I cried myself to sleep every night.

She calls me a slut, she calls me a whore all the time.

She thinks it doesn't hurt my feelings.

- Well the past is history and the future is a mystery

and now is a gift, that's why they call it the present.

- I just want to pack my (beep) and go,

but then I can't because I can't bring Jace with me.

(dramatic music)

- How's it going?

- Where's Jenelle?

- In her room.

- [Barbara] Jenelle.

Get out here.

- [Jenelle] Why?

- 'Cause you're get leaving!

- I'm leaving?

- Don't make me call the police.

'Cause you're out permanently.

I told you when you move back to this house

after I threw you out last time,

you had to change.

And you're worse than ever.

You're like the worst piece of (beep) mother.

Next time you come see your baby, call me

'cause you won't see him until you call.

I'm not gonna get stressed out over you no more!

(soft acoustic music)

(door slams)

(soft acoustic music)

- Might take a month or two months,

maybe even three months,

but I'll get him back.

'Cause I'm gonna get my own place

and then I'm gonna get Jace back.

Easy as that.

I will prove her wrong.

I will show her that I'm gonna be better

than she ever (beep) was.

(soft acoustic music)

(tires screech)

We've been at my mom's house a few days

and trying to get along with her is exhausting

and we need to take the edge off.

- [Jenelle] Dude, I'm so hungry.

- You're smoking weed in front of my house.

Don't you laugh at me

in my house-- - [Kieffer] I'm not laughing.

You Mr. Disrespectful.

- I'm not disrespecting you.

- You think it's funny?

Kieffer? - [Kieffer] No.

I'm not laughing. - You think it's funny?

Well I don't think it's funny.

Weed gets caught in my house, this baby's gone.

Gone!

You won't take care of your baby.

- You wouldn't let me anyway.

- And you know it's 'cause of this.

High, high.

You're both high.

This guy, he don't even work.

All he does is sit around.

- What you mean?

I get money.

- Get money?

Yeah, from Jenelle.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

You used all her money.

- I get a lot more money than you think I do.

- You're nothing but a damn lying hustler.

- This conversation really ain't going nowhere.

- This is why I went to court

and took custody of this baby.

- [Jenelle] Yep, okay.

Even though I have a job, I'm going to college.

I'm gonna make more money. - She just won't listen to me.

- I'm gonna have a bigger house than her,

I'm gonna have a nicer car than her.

- I want him out today.

- Okay well I'll be out, too.

- [Barbara] Well you can stay.

- Can I have a hug?

- Why does it always gotta come to this?

This guy is dragging you down, Jenelle.

He's another Andrew, don't you understand that?

He's only nice to get your money.

- Not really.

- Do you need therapy?

Don't you hear what I'm saying to you?

- [Jenelle] Nothing is going wrong.

- I love you.

You're always with these guys who are losers.

- Mom, he's not a loser.

You haven't gave him a chance.

Two months from now when you see how much money

and when he has a job and see how much income

is coming in from the both of us,

then you're gonna be like,

wow they are doing good.

- Then I will say that. - That's all I have to say.

- But you know what?

I don't want to see you dragged down again.

I love you.

I want you to do a good job in school and everything.

You don't care about me or nobody.

Only care about your damn boyfriend.

(sad acoustic music)

(sniffles)

(Jace cries)

What? Let her go.

(sad acoustic music)

- I know I have to face my mom,

but I don't know what I'm gonna say to her.

Right now, I just wanna see Jace

and get my financial aid check.

- What are you doing here?

- I came to see Jace.

- You came to see Jace?

You're not allowed here anymore.

Jenelle!

Jenelle.

- What, Mom?

- Give me back my credit cards.

- I don't have your credit cards, Mom.

- You used them.

- I don't have them. - Well where are they?

- Where's my financial aid check?

- I mailed it back.

- Mailed it back where?

- To the financial aid office.

- Why?

- Because you no longer live here.

- I needed that check to move out.

- Now I wanna talk about my credit cards.

- I don't have your credit cards.

- Well where are they?

- I don't have them.

- Why did you do this?

- I didn't-- - Why did you do this?

I let you come here with that (beep) skanky guy boyfriend.

Listen to me!

Get out!

Get out or I'll call the police!

I have custody over him. - Call the police.

- I will.

- And I'm gonna say all I wanna do is see my son.

That's all I wanna-- - Get out!

- (beep) do.

- You wanna (beep)-- - Leave me alone!

- Do you wanna steal from me?

- Leave me alone!

I just wanna see my son.

- You blow it every day.

Your life.

Your kid.

- How have I blown my life?

I'm going to college.

I have a (beep) job.

I go to school.

I do what I'm supposed to do.

All you're trying to do is ruin my life, that's it.

You kicked me out and I have nowhere to go

and you send my check off back to the college?

Ae you (beep) stupid?

What is wrong with you? - Stop screaming in his ear.

Well Jenelle, this is it.

You lived here and I thought me and you were getting along.

Now you went and you took all my credit cards

when I've done everything for you,

supported your child from day one,

and you have the balls to (beep) steal from me?

Well then now here's your clothes, go.

Go be homeless.

Jenelle, take your stuff with you now.

Take it.

- Well I'll be back for it.

(soft acoustic music)

Going to spend the night at my mom's

because I'm supposed to watch Jace

early tomorrow morning while she works,

so Gary's dropping me off

and then he's going to his parents' for the night.

Love you.

- [Gary] Love you, too.

(soft emotional music)

- [Barbara] Oh, there's Mommy.

Say hi, Mommy.

- Hey, Jace!

- I expect when I come home tomorrow

that my house is not destroyed.

- 'Kay.

- Because Jace gets into everything.

- Alright.

- Jace, how about something to eat?

Jace? (Jace whines)

How about something to eat?

Want cereal? (Jace whines)

How about chicken?

(Jace cries)

- Don't give that to him.

- Well you know, you just sit here

on your phone. - No, no, no.

- You know you're supposed to be visiting with him.

Why don't we get off the phone?

You can't help me one time? - Mom!

If you keep yelling at me, I'm going to leave.

- Oh, you're not gonna leave. - Stop!

(Jace whines)

- Yeah I'm looking for it, Jace honey.

I only got one bottle.

One.

So maybe you can help me look for it.

- I'm not gonna help you look for a bottle

that he shouldn't have.

- Well you know it's either give him a bottle of milk

or let him go hungry.

So what are you gonna do?

It's not in here.

Okay.

Why don't you give him a bath?

Could you do that while I'm looking for this?

(bath water runs)

- Okay, ready?

Up.

- The hell did you do with that stupid thing?

(phone line trills)

- [Gary] Hi.

- I'm about to have a friend come pick me up and leave

because my mom's being a bitch.

- I'm just going to hang out with my friends

for like 30 (beep) minutes.

- You can't leave, you gotta babysit.

- Oh my god.

Here we (bleep) go.

- I can't call out tomorrow. - I am going.

- I am going for 30 minutes!

Away from you!

- (beep) bitch.

- Nice, dry Jace-y.

(babbles)

- I don't want you watching him anyways

if you're (beep) high all the time.

- Right.

Whatever, dude. - Yeah.

So leave.

(Jace cries)

- You always do.

It's always about Jenelle. - Oh my (beep).

- Just leave, Jenelle.

I don't know.

(Jace cries)

Don't cry.

I've asked you to help me find the (beep) bottle,

now I gotta drag the kid out to the store!

- Why are you yelling?

- 'Cause I'm asking you to (beep)--

- You're crying over a (beep) bottle.

- I'm crying because you are so irresponsible.

- Okay then when I cry about me having custody of my son,

oh it doesn't matter how I feel, does it?

- You think you're gonna get custody of him?

- Oh it doesn't matter how depressed I am.

Doesn't matter how upset I am, does it?

No.

It matters if Barbara's (beep) happy.

(phone rings)

Oh my god.

- Let's go smoke some more weed.

I needed you to babysit.

You came to babysit-- - Yeah and I need you

to be my mother and his grandmother.

Don't say harsh comments to me like that.

- Well--

- Especially in front of my son.

- I've been taking care of him

since he's six weeks old.

- Shut the (beep) up!

How many times have I heard that?

Be original.

Hello?

I think Jace is having a good time.

- Worked out well.

Least he has someone to play with.

- I would really like him to come here

to go to gymnastics.

- I know but you know,

everything costs money.

- I know that, I would pay for it.

- Did you pay your rent?

- Not for August.

- You didn't pay August rent yet?

You can't wait 'til the end of the month to pay your rent.

- Well all they're gonna do is charge me

and it's gonna be $900 instead of 850.

50 more dollar difference,

it doesn't really matter.

- Well don't you think that--

- I mean I don't have the money right now,

so I can't do anything.

I need to pay my electricity and water and stuff

before I pay my actual rent.

That's more important 'cause I can't get

my electricity or my water shut off.

I need to have cable and internet.

I need my cell phone.

My bank account's negative 600.

(gasps)

'Cause me and him needed money,

so we kept withdrawing money.

- How can you be with no money?

- Because I'm stupid.

Okay listen, I was running out of money

'cause I was spending too much money on marijuana, honestly.

I mean Gary even told you how much I spent on marijuana,

which I don't know why he told you that anyway.

- You have no money so now you're like,

can't buy any marijuana.

- Yeah, I know.

So I'm staying clean.

- And now you're just gonna try to let somebody

help you budget your money?

Like me or a financial advisor or somebody?

- Yes, Mom.

- Please, Jenelle.

You know I'm good with money.

I just wanna teach you.

- I'm gonna start my car.

- Well that's good.

So now Kieffer's got this kind of income going.

Now you're gonna be 21 soon.

You really need to let either me or a financial advisor--

- I know this.

- [Barbara] Help you make a plan for your money.

- I know this.

- At this rate with the way you are now,

financially,

it's gonna take a long, long time, Jenelle,

to ever get custody back with Jace

or even have him come live with you.

- [Jenelle] I know this, Mom.

- Okay don't get mad.

- I know, but I hear this all the time.

- [Barbara] I know, but I'm trying to help you.

- You wanna stay at my house?

Yeah?

Tell Memay.

- I'm gonna stay at Mommy's house.

- As it stands now,

you're only seeing him once every three weeks or so.

- It's because I have no money for gas.

- [Barbara] I understand. - I can't drive my car.

- Well I can always bring him to you.

- You always say he's going to day care

and he doesn't need to be at my house during the week

and the on the weekend every-- - Jenelle.

- Every Saturday then you're like,

"Okay you can come get him.

"Okay you can come over."

- You know what?

Saturday, I watch him Saturday.

You want him Saturday?

You call me, I'll bring him up.

- So therefore you have no gas,

you call us up, you say,

"I'd like to see Jace."

- I know that, but what I'm saying

is that you only let me see him on Saturdays.

- Sundays.

- Oh wow, Sundays.

- Well I'm sorry, I gotta work.

I work. - Okay.

Then why are you complaining that I can't see him

if you're the one that's saying no?

- [Barbara] Don't play with that.

That's for the buggies. - Huh? Huh?

- [Jenelle's Stepfather] I just told you, Jenelle.

Call me in the morning on Saturday.

- [Jenelle] I know that. - I'll bring him up.

- But the only thing is I wanna see him more than Saturday

and she's says no during the week.

- Then get your life together and you know, because--

- Now it's get your life together.

First it's he has to be at day care,

then it's this, then it's that.

- [Jenelle's Stepfather] Let's just deal

with Saturdays, Jenelle--

- Now it's 'cause (bleep).

Now it's 'cause of me.

- [Jenelle's Stepfather] Jenelle.

Don't get mad.

Just do a Saturday to start. - [Barbara] No,

I'd rather have her take him on Sunday.

- [Tori] How are you doing?

- Good, I guess.

I mean, I'm in pain.

- [Tori] Oh my god, what happened?

- I got my appendix out.

Felt like my stomach was just expanding, I don't know.

It felt like it was getting more swollen

and swollen by the night.

So I go to the hospital and the doctor just, they're like,

"Oh yeah, your appendix needs to come out immediately."

- So they were about to rupture?

- [Jenelle] Yeah. - Basically.

- So yeah, while I was at the hospital,

I called my mom and told her about it.

She came down there.

My mom basically started arguing about taxes--

- While you're about to get surgery?

- Yeah right when I'm about to get surgery

and I was like,

"Can you please stop?" - Doesn't surprise me.

- And then she kept going and going and going,

and Nathan's like, "Barbara look.

"Just stop. She's about to go into surgery."

She ends up leaving later on.

Nathan stayed the whole night with me.

He helped me all day yesterday and my mom was like,

"I'm going to take off work,

"and me and Jace are going to come take care of you."

I said, "Okay."

And I told her, I said,

"Well Nathan got off work today,

"so he's gonna be there, too."

She goes, "Well I guess I just won't come, then."

- Just because he got off work to take care of you, too?

- I'm like, "Alright fine."

So she left me nasty voicemails and one of them was like,

actually I have the voicemails.

I'll let you listen. - Oh goodness.

- It's a sad, sad day.

Why is she like that towards him?

(phone rings) - Ha, that's funny.

- [Tori] Oh my god, that's weird.

- [Barbara] Hello?

- Hey.

- I've been sleeping.

I mean I feel good, but my stomach hurts.

So I can't walk, I have to eat slow.

Tori's taking care of me instead of Nathan today.

So what's still wrong about Nathan?

Nathan doesn't do any drugs, no nothing.

- [Tori] Just say okay, don't argue with her about it.

- Why does he make you suspicious about money?

- I don't pay his bills.

- I'm not talking with her.

I'm getting off the phone.

- I'm getting off the phone because you're dumb, Mom.

You're (beep) dumb.

(Barbara argues)

Listen to me!

(Barbara argues)

Not listening? I'm hanging the (beep) up.

- How you doing?

- [Jenelle] Thank you, Jace.

- Wanna get up here, buddy?

Climb up.

- But be careful for my stomach, I got a boo boo.

Anyways, you wanna see my stomach? You should.

- Oh that ain't nothing.

- You see my bellybutton?

- Be careful.

So are you worried about Courtland getting out of jail?

- Yeah.

- I'd be a little concerned.

- I mean there's nothing I can really do.

- [Nathan] Just get a restraining order--

- Yeah, but that's about it.

- Well you better lay low. - [Jenelle] Yep.

- I wouldn't be driving around

on the main streets of Myrtle Beach,

you know what I mean?

- Yep.

- 'Cause he knows that car.

Remember last time, he tried to run you off the road.

Nathan, you better not drive her car.

If he tries to run you off the road

and you get in an accident,

she's gonna lose her car and her insurance.

You understand?

- [Nathan] Yeah.

- No, seriously.

- Oh, I understand perfectly.

- It's like every car she gets,

the boyfriends wreck it.

- [Nathan] Yep because I'm a horrible guy like that,

right Barbara?

- Well, I'm just saying.

Like Kieffer- - I wanna show you something,

by the way.

Since I'm (beep) liar and a pretty boy, right?

- Well.

- Here's my checks.

- Oh good, you got your checks.

- Yeah, I did get my checks. - Good.

I don't wanna get her all upset,

but she had X amount of money

and paid for mostly everything for this house.

- I didn't pay anything?

Okay.

- Now you went and bought a new TV?

- Oh my god, Mom.

You're not gonna argue--

- [Barbara] I'm not gonna argue.

- About every little thing.

- [Barbara] I'm not gonna argue.

- I'm laying in bed-- - I'm not--

- And just got a surgery done.

So either you can be be positive

or you can get out of my house.

- I drove all this way and I'm leaving again.

Goodbye.

What a waste of my time.

Two (beep) damn hours I come up here!

- Stop yelling at me.

- Don't (beep) me.

- [Nathan] Okay leave, please.

- [Barbara] You know what?

(beep) you.

How do you like that? - That's great.

That's great.

Way to raise her child and teach him those words.

- I'm talking to you, I'm not talking to the baby.

- You don't think he hears things?

You're a great parent, you got your daughter on heroin.

Good job, Barbara.

- I didn't put a needle in her arm!

- But it's called parenting.

If you'd kept a short leash on her

and knew what she was doing--

- A short leash?

Don't tell me about ever raising my kids

'cause I was a single mother with three kids.

- Yeah and took her son away from her

and barely let him see her.

- Took her son away?

She is out partying her ass off with Tori!

Begged her to come home.

Begged her to come home to help me take care of Jace.

She was doing drugs.

She been doing drugs for years.

- Maybe she wouldn't have got pregnant in the first place

if you gave her a little bit of love.

- You have just met Jenelle.

You know I came to see you at the hospital,

couldn't even-- - Stop yelling at me!

Just go.

- You know, my feelings are hurt!

I take the day out of work to take care of you, me and Jace.

- You started the argument.

- I didn't start the argument.

- So therefore, you can leave.

Because you started it, you can leave.

- Alright, I'll leave.

It's a shame, Jace.

You can't visit with your kid again.

Come on, Jace.

Come on.

We're going home.

Mommy told me to leave, come on.

Nice mother!

Can't visit with your kid.

I ain't coming here no more.

No more.

And you, you better not disrespect (bleep) me again.

Son of a bitch.

- Have a great day.

(serious music)

- Oh, my couch is more comfortable than this.

- Nathan.

So we got the list done for the baby shower.

- Every item you want?

- [Barbara] Yes. - [Jenelle] Yeah.

- [Barbara] We got it all done.

- Even the Peg Perego car seat?

- What are you talking about a Pregolot car seat?

What's that?

- Peg Perego.

- [Barbara] You don't need a $200, $300 car seat.

- You don't need a 300 car seat.

- No you don't, because let me tell you this--

- Mom we're not buying it,

we're putting down on a list for the baby shower.

- Someone might buy it for us.

- You know what?

Why don't you, you better start growing up

and realizing that money-- - Hey.

Hey. - Is not gonna last forever.

- Hey. - You know what?

- Hey, I have a mother.

Thank you.

Thank you. - Listen.

Do you understand this?

- Why are we having, we're two adults

who take care of our own (beep).

- [Jenelle] Oh. - Right?

Your daughter's an adult, I'm an adult,

so you don't tell another adult how they should do things.

It's wrong and it's disrespectful.

- I'm stating facts-- - No.

- That's all. - You're telling me what to do

and nobody likes to be told what to do.

- Hey everyone, be quiet.

- I'm telling you that if you're with my daughter,

you will hear from me if you treat her wrong.

- Barbara when she has this baby and when we get married,

you know who her family's gonna be?

Me, Jace, and Kaiser.

That's our family.

My mom, my sisters-- - You will not ever--

- That's secondary. - Ever, ever get Jace--

- Secondary family. - If you keep on drinking

the way you do.

It will not happen.

- Jenelle, when's the last time I drank?

- Last night.

Night before.

- No, night before. - Oh, night before!

Did you remember calling me 3:00 in the morning?

- You mean your daughter?

How many glasses of wine do you drink a night?

Shut up.

- Uh, like none.

- [Nathan] You drink every night, you're an alcoholic!

- I don't drink every night!

- Yes you do!

- Are you at my house?

Are you at my house?

That's not me.

I do not drink every night. - [Jenelle] Both of you

just stop, dude. - Well I don't do that.

- Okay, well who cares?

Who's right, who's wrong?

- All she does is wanna fight 24/7.

She gets jealous because I'm with you.

Everything's my fault, according to you.

- I am not jealous of you.

I'm just saying that you hurt my daughter,

I will be after you.

I told you that day one when I met you.

And don't fight, just good.

Don't push him into the couch.

That was very mean.

(Jenelle sighs)

- Oh, hi.

(Gabriel cries)

Oh my god, dude.

- That's Jace!

He just walked by and pushed him into the couch.

- Okay, well when he's at my house

and he gets his own space-- - Good.

- He gets his own space.

- Well I don't care whether he gets his own space or not,

he's gotta learn to get along with kids.

And when he pushes Kaiser down,

and then what are you gonna say?

Oh, it's Kaiser's fault.

Well don't blame Gabriel,

'cause it isn't Gabriel's fault.

- You're favoriting Gabriel

because you can't handle Jace anymore.

- I'm getting worried about Jace.

- Well guess what Jace told me--

- You know what? - When we were in the car?

- He is bipolar. - He did not--

No he's not.

- You are bipolar.

- I am not bipolar!

Call up my (beep) doctor and ask her what I have.

I have panic disorder, not bipolar.

- You act like you're bipolar.

- So anyways.

It's like when they're in the room alone

and something happens,

you automatically go, "Jace! Why did you do that?"

- 'Cause I know Jace, what he does.

- Okay, I know Jace, too.

And guess what? - I know what Jace does

when I'm alone with him. - [Jenelle] Okay.

And guess what Jace tells me?

- What does he tell you?

- "Yes, I broke Memay's table because I was mad,

"so I kicked it."

He will admit to me what he does wrong

because he knows I'm not gonna yell and scream at his face.

You, you scream and yell at him.

- Oh my god, Jenelle. - So guess what?

- Shut up!

- So then he feels the need-- - I'm not doing this, either.

- He feels the need to yell at you

when he feels the need--

- You don't live here!

You never raised him!

Don't tell me what to do!

- When you used to yell at me,

I would lie to you because I didn't wanna get yelled at!

But when he comes to me with his problems,

I speak and talk to him rationally.

I don't yell and jump down his throat like you do.

- You're not here!

So don't tell me what I do.

- I see it.

- I am not gonna have-- - You know you yell

all the time. - This four-year-old kid

destroy my house, destroy my walls,

destroy everything I own like you did.

Ain't happening.

It's not happening.

- Well guess what?

Stop treating him like he's some (beep) hellion.

- What happens at school?

Am I at school? No!

He's kicking kids in the head.

- Okay, and guess what?

They kick each other.

It's a boy thing, it's not just Jace.

You always think it's just Jace.

- Well it was Just Jace. - It's not.

When he's with me, he's completely fine.

- Go get Jace, leave.

(dramatic music)

- Can you call her Memay and not Mom?

- Because she's not your mom, I'm your mom.

Okay?

Thank you.

- Mama.

Mama.

- I texted my mom about my fight with Nathan

and let her know he isn't coming

to set up for the baby shower.

Alright, go on. - [Barbara] Hi, Jenelle.

- [Jenelle] Inside.

- [Barbara] Jenelle.

So, what happened with Nathan?

- Nathan has been arguing with me

the whole time that I've been home,

and I told him, I said,

"If you don't come with me to set up for this baby shower,

"I am going to be highly pissed off

"that this is our son and you're not gonna go

"because you're mad at me."

- I don't understand it.

Is he doing his testosterone?

- God, I'm sick of hearing you say that.

- 'Cause he seems like he's in a steroid rage or something.

Doesn't he understand you're nine months pregnant?

And that you have every right in the world

to be miserable and bitchy at this point?

Are you talking to me or are you gonna be on your phone?

- Yes, Mom.

I'm checking something, okay?

- You know, well why'd you bother coming?

- Oh my god, dude. - You know what?

- If you're gonna yell at me after he just yelled at me

(Barbara yells)

and everyone's gonna yell at me,

then I'm gonna (beep) leave

because I'm sick of being (beep) yelled at.

- I'm talking to you! - I'm leaving.

- Don't leave!

- Leave me alone!

- Don't leave. - Leave me alone!

- Don't leave, Jenelle.

(dramatic music)

(tires squeal)

Don't do that!

Watch it, the van.

What is wrong, Jace?

(Jace cries)

She better get her ass back here, 'cause guess what?

If Mommy doesn't come back here,

guess what's gonna happen?

(Jace cries) I'm gonna cancel

the freakin' shower.

What's the matter?

(Jace whines)

(phone line trills)

- [Nathan] Hello?

- Nathan.

What is wrong with you?

What is wrong with you?

You know, Jenelle just (beep) left here.

The whole (beep) baby shower I gotta set up by myself

because you're a (beep) ass (beep).

(beep) hang up on me.

(phone line trills)

- [Voicemail] Your call has been forwarded to an--

- Oh my god.

I'm so upset.

Why do we gotta go through all this

crazy (beep) all the time?

(soft acoustic music)

Oh well.

(soft acoustic music)

(upbeat piano music)

- I dropped Jace off at day care

and we're heading to my mom's

so I can talk to her about custody.

(upbeat piano music)

- [Barbara] Where's Kaiser?

Oh, right there.

So what's going on?

- So basically I wanna talk to you about

getting Jace back and the whole custody situation.

I feel that I've been stable for a while now

and I've proved to you that I can parent

and I think it's getting close to the time

to where he should be coming with me.

And I just wanna know when can we take these steps

because you've been so adamant about

his schooling up here and stuff.

But it's like I can't wait forever to get him back.

- Jace has been with me since he's been born.

We can't just say to Jace, you gotta move back to Mommy's

because it might be devastating for him.

I know you've been doing better, I know that.

I'm very proud of you for what you've been doing.

My main concern is this:

I do not wanna do anything to make him unhappy.

I don't wanna have to have him make a decision

to move to your house and be devastated

that he has to leave.

Like he's forced out.

You have to make sure

you get a better house with a yard, one.

Two, the school situation.

Three, Nathan's drinking.

- Don't talk about my drinking.

- Well it's an issue with me, Nathan.

- It's an issue with you, too, Barbara.

We talked about that.

- I don't have an issue.

I do not drink.

- It's ridiculous.

- I'm gonna tell you this,

Jace cannot live in that house

if you're drinking like you do.

- First of all, I don't drink when you think I drink.

- You could lose that baby.

- I've been staying out of this conversation

because, like I said, I wanna be nice to you,

I wanna respect you, but I'm here for Jenelle.

That's the only reason I'm here for her.

And it sounds like to me

you never wanna give her custody back.

And that's wrong. - I will,

but you know what?

You're part of the issue.

- She doesn't know how to talk to people

because she always fights.

- You done? Now let me finish.

- She always puts down people.

She always cusses. - I'm not putting you down.

I'm stating facts, Nathan.

- I'm stating facts, too, Barbara.

I'm done. - This is--

- [Nathan] I'll step out of the house, I'll take my child.

- My-- - Okay, I'm done.

- My kids have-- - I'm done!

- My kids have never-- - I'm done!

- Seen me crawling on the floor.

- [Nathan] I'm done! - Stop yelling.

Both of you, stop yelling - [Barbara] Here we go.

- I just feel like I'm always

caught in the middle between you two.

And it's like if I say anything to either of you

while you're yelling like that,

one of you are gonna get mad at me.

So I mean, I don't win either way.

I can't say nothing. - Hey I don't wanna

yell at him,

I'm trying to have a simple adult conversation with him.

- I just don't understand why he's preventing me

from getting my son back. - No, I didn't say that.

I'm trying to tell him and you

that it's a huge concern.

I just don't understand.

Every time I try to talk to Nathan,

he goes on the defense.

It's like he's not, why can't he just be a man

and talk like an adult without getting furious?

- Be a man?

You don't find that very disrespectful right there?

- What?

- To be a man?

- Well be a man and sit down and talk to me like a man

instead of running out the door like a two-year-old.

- I'm not going to have my child

around how you raise Jace.

- Jace is a perfectly happy, normal boy

who's very happy-- - Who was dropping the F-bomb

at three, four years old? - No that's not from me, baby.

- I don't wanna fight with you anymore.

You're Jenelle's mother.

I told you that before. - [Barbara] Well I don't

wanna fight, but I'm concerned.

- I understand your concern,

but I will admit when I do drink,

which is a very rare time,

I do drink a little bit too much

and that's why I try to cut down.

That's why I don't drink very often.

- [Barbara] Jenelle's straight.

You both gotta not drink and gotta--

- Not only you're protective over Jace,

but you're really protective over her, too.

I understand.

- Me and Jenelle have been down to hell and back.

You know?

I did not, never wanted to take custody of Jace.

It was your decision, not mine.

- I was forced to sign custody over.

- You were doing drugs.

- I did drugs because I didn't have my son back

because I was giving up.

And I said (beep) it.

- You know what you did?

You were going for days and weeks at a time.

- [Jenelle] You didn't give me any chance to even step up.

- [Barbara] I wouldn't have taken Jace away

if I thought he was safe.

- Yeah, okay.

- I don't think we have to go back to court.

There's no sense in doing that.

I can just sign off on it.

- Yeah but it's just when, that's all.

- Well I said, "Look up schools, get a house."

- So basically you'll let me have Jace back

in a couple months?

- Let him do this charter school this year

and let's work it.

We can transition him over a year back to you.

- Okay.

- You know the whole bottom line to this is, Jenelle?

You're a grown up.

Finally, I can see it.

We're gonna work on this as a plan

'cause I'll miss him terribly,

but he's not my child.

He's my grandson.

- It's not like you're never gonna see him again.

- It'd break my heart to have him feel like I abandoned him

or like I just threw him away.

- No, I don't think he'll think that.

- It's like I can't believe we finally came this far.

'Cause I really, I can't believe it.

I thought you were gonna be dead.

So now, everything's good.

(slow piano music)

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Why Apple And The FTC Are At War With Qualcomm - Duration: 12:59.

In 1985, a group of seven people, most of them engineers, and all of them

formerly of the tech company Linkabit, formed a company called Qualcomm,

short for Quality Communications. Today, a few decades later, Qualcomm is

valued at almost $70 billion. But the path it's taken to get there is not without controversy.

They charge exorbitant prices.

The FTC is really going after Qualcomm's bread and butter.

When I saw Qualcomm doing it, first I thought that's never gonna work.

The optics of it don't look particularly good.

So what does Qualcomm actually do? Because it's not exactly a household name.

Qualcomm, they do something with phones.

I think I've seen the name but I have no idea what they're doing.

No, I've never heard of Qualcomm.

Some sort of tech company.

Apple and Qualcomm have some kind of, there's like maybe some kind of patent infringement.

I think I have heard the name before but beyond that I couldn't tell you

anymore at all. And I haven't heard the name Qualcomm before.

Qualcomm is the company that has been over the years developing a lot of the

fundamental technologies that make cellphones work. And we license that

technology to a horizontal model that any company can come in. The other

part of the business is our semiconductor business and we produce chips

for phones and for everything that the mobile industry has been

transforming. You should assume that the absolute majority of the phones

today has a Qualcomm processor on it.

So fundamentally, Qualcomm invents and licenses technologies and designs

semiconductor chips. And as a result it has a massive amount of patents,

over 130,000 if you include patent applications, and today licensing those

patents accounts for more than half of its operating income. R&D has been

a big focus of the company since the beginning. Qualcomm's first big win

was pioneering a new wireless technology in the late 80s called cdmaONE,

which in 1995 became one of two industry standards for the way cellphone

networks work. Along with the competing GSM technology, it defined the 2G

area of cellphones. This, along with its growing portfolio of

telecommunications patents was what initially secured Qualcomm's position in the industry.

They really held a monopolistic position in 3G and 4G. They had the

patents, they were the first, they were the best. Every phone you will see

in the U.S., you know a few years ago, had Qualcomm modems in them.

In every single generation of wireless, Qualcomm had contributed the

fundamental technology that actually made that possible.

When it comes to chips, it's important to note that Qualcomm is a fabless

microchip company, which means it designs them but contracts out their

actual production. And it's most well known for a line of processors it calls "Snapdragon."

So what we do is we build the core processor that sits inside the cellphone.

Qualcomm's really known for something called an "SOC," which is a system on a

chip. That's really a computer on a chip.

So you can think of the system on a chip kind of like the human brain, the

system on a chip in a phone is very similar. So you have a lot of

disparate functions but they all work together cohesively with system

software and that's what the system on a chip does. If you look at the

communications portion of the chip itself, let's say back in 2012 is 100

megabits per second. Five years later it was a gigabit per second. So more

than a 10 fold increase over five years. And now as you move to the 5G

generation we're looking at another 10x improvement in speed that the

device and Snapdragon can offer.

And right now 5G is a huge deal to Qualcomm.

We started investing in 5G technology over 10 years ago, waiting for this

moment that would come in 2019 and now we're right on the cusp of that happening.

But what does 5G actually mean?

If you go back in time and you looked at 2G, what did 2G bring? It brought

digital voice, right? So your call was more clear. Then 3G and 4G emerged

and that was about more than voice, it was about connecting to the

internet. But 5G will expand much beyond that. 5G will enable machines to

talk to machines with high reliability. For example an automobile.

Automobiles, autonomous driving is emerging. So you want a very reliable,

high speed communication between automobiles. That's possible with 5G.

A lot of the connectivity features, the 4G and the 5G technology, and the

telematics modules that allow us to have Wi-Fi hotspots in the car and

leveraging content from the outside. Or even a lot of the cellular V2X

technology of getting time-to-green and light information as well as

safety features directly from other cars. You're going to start to see

that technology very soon in the coming years.

In the beginning it's going to be very mobile broadband centric. That means

we're going to have smartphones which are going to have, we can experience

much higher data rates and much lower latencies. And that is going to

change the way we do our own businesses.

So 5G is not just a marketing term. It's an actual set of new standards,

ultimately defined by the International Telecommunication Union, that will

lay out how the next generation of cellphones and other mobile devices

will work. But how soon we'll actually be able to buy those devices and

have the systems in place to make use of their 5G tech is yet to be seen.

A lot of times in the semiconductor industry our marketing outpaces our

engineering. So when people say "oh 5G's here," not so much. It'll be

years in the making. 3G and 4G Qualcomm dominated the industry. Some

people say they may have behaved badly as a result, they were very,

monopolistic behavior, and that's good for Qualcomm but that's not good

for the industry. 5G is gonna be much more open. Many more companies are

participating in it. There's no way Qualcomm is going to have the same

position that they've had in the past.

Another big focus for Qualcomm right now is artificial intelligence.

Qualcomm began our research on AI over a decade ago with Qualcomm AI

research. And in about 2015 we started integrating AI onto the chip. What

that means is we put special processing capability into our chips to

accelerate artificial intelligence.

When you combine fast communications with 5G with incredible computational

capability with AI then you really have a platform that'll change the

world.

But alongside Qualcomm's history of innovation is a complex legal history.

In March of 2018 the Trump administration blocked an attempted hostile

Qualcomm takeover by competitor Broadcom, citing national security

concerns. A few months later Qualcomm itself failed to acquire another

chip rival, NXP, when it couldn't get Chinese regulatory approval. But its

most high-profile cases involve a series of antitrust lawsuits. In 2009

Qualcomm was fined $208 million by South Korea's anti-trust agency the

Korea Fair Trade Commission. In 2015 it paid a $975 million fine in China

after an antitrust dispute. In 2016 it was again fined by South Korea,

this time for $865 million. It avoided a $778 million fine from Taiwan's

Fair Trade Commission by agreeing to invest $700 million in Taiwan over

the next five years. It was fined $1.2 billion by the European Union and

right now it's facing an anti-monopoly lawsuit from the FTC.

The U.S. FTC says Qualcomm maintains this monopoly over a key type of chip

used in cellphones called baseband processors and the government says it

does that by using these anti-competitive tactics. For example it says

Qualcomm only supplies those chips to cellphone manufacturers if those

manufacturers also agree to license patents from Qualcomm on its preferred

terms. So the government says that forces those customers to pay these

higher fees, these rates and violates competition law. Qualcomm is

fighting back very hard because Qualcomm denies any and all wrongdoing and

says at the end of the day the government just hasn't actually proven that

its business practices in any way harm consumers or the overall broader

competitive market.

When people sell chips, they just sell the chip. You know, you pay for the

chip, like going to the store. Qualcomm had a business model where if you

use their chip they got a percentage of the total cost of the device. So

this business model is something I've never experienced. When I saw

Qualcomm doing it, first I thought, that's never gonna work. But again,

they had a monopoly, you had no choice. If you wanted an SOC, if you

wanted a modem, if you want to be in the smartphone business you had to do

business with Qualcomm.

The FTC is really going after Qualcomm's bread and butter which is its

patent licensing business and that actually counted for more than 50

percent of its operating income in its last reported quarter.

The key point seems to be certainly the linking between selling a chip and

also asking for a royalty as well as the money for that chip. Why is that

something that you continue to pursue? When I buy a car I get all the IP

that comes along with that car. Why not when I buy a Qualcomm chip don't I

already get the IP that comes along with buying the chip?

Well there's a couple reasons. One is if you look at the agreements that we

have, we have two separate businesses. The licensing business is about

licensing the full portfolio of Qualcomm's patents. Some of them involve

the chip, some of them don't involve chip. In fact the vast majority of

them don't involve the chip. Then on the chip side we obviously compete in

a very, very competitive chip market. And I think when we look at the

market there's no way to conclude that that isn't the most competitive

semiconductor industry in the world. It is the who's who of people that

want to work in there.

And then there's Apple. The two companies worked together for years but

have now filed multiple lawsuits against each other.

We're really just trying to get somebody to pay on a contract that's been

in place for 10 years.

You have people who are naysayers. One of the naysayers is not an analyst,

it's Qualcomm. Qualcomm keeps telling me over and over again, you're going

to come to the table, you have to. Lost the suit in Germany, lost the suit

in China. Wait till you see them cave. Are you gonna cave?

No. The issue that we have a Qualcomm is that they have a policy of no

license, no chips. This is in our view illegal and so many regulators in

many different countries agree with us. And then secondly they have an

obligation to offer their patent portfolio on a fair, reasonable and

non-discriminatory basis and they don't do that. They charge exorbitant

prices and they have a lot of different tactics they use to do that.

So the very basics of these recent legal fights are that the FTC and Apple

think Qualcomm is behaving monopolistically. Apple thinks Qualcomm has

infringed on its IP and vice versa. And both Apple and Qualcomm think the

other owes them money.

Let's say somebody who is not as familiar with the company but sees the

headlines. Well, they settled with the Chinese after a dispute, it was a

billion dollars. Now the South Koreans came after them and it was a $750

million fine, they're challenging that. The FTC has come after them,

Apple's come after them. I mean the optics of it don't look particularly

good for this unique business model you talk about.

Well I think it's probably more the result of the industry structure and

how powerful some of the people that would like to attack that unique

business model are versus the business model itself.

And the Qualcomm model is being challenged in another way because companies

are increasingly deciding to just make their own chips.

Facebook is doing their own semiconductors. Google, Amazon, Tesla. These

people from Qualcomm are now everywhere. It doesn't take semiconductor

experts to make a chip anymore.

Look, there is no question the company has been through a lot, especially

in the past year. In one of the most difficult years that we had with a

number of legal activities plus a possible hostile acquisition of the

company. During that year, the team here at Qualcomm accelerated 5G by one

year and some of the products we deliver like the Snapdragon 845 has been

one of the best products in our history. And I think that speaks to the

resiliency and the capability of the Qualcomm employees. If anything I

will say all of the challenges that we have made us to be a much more

focused company, make us really understand our core competence and make

sure that we continue to do what we do best which is to move the

technology forward, drive the new transition to 5G and basically expand

mobile to other industries.

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Beyond Scared Straight: Wipe That Smile Off Your Face (Season 4 Flashback) | A&E - Duration: 4:51.

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Ambush Makeover: Woman's Dramatic New Look Moves Husband To Tears | TODAY - Duration: 5:33.

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Nancy Pelosi CANCELS Trump's State Of The Union Address - Duration: 5:12.

Democratic House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi has effectively canceled Donald Trumps State of

the Union address that was scheduled to go live on January 29th.

Um, and here's what she said, she wrote a letter to the president saying, we need to

postpone this until after the government reopens due to the fact that secret service and Department

of Homeland Security who are in charge of security for the event, uh, they're currently

furloughed.

I mean, they're working, but they're not getting paid.

That's really not a great message to send.

So let's just postpone this.

Now, the reason I say she cancelled it, even though she's asking to postpone it is because

she has effectively canceled this.

Um, when you look through the rules, and I know people are going to get mad, so she didn't

actually cancel it.

No, she has canceled it.

And here's why.

It is in the rules that the president of the United States will from time to time submit

to Congress, either in writing or in person, the state of the union.

That's where we get the name of this big speech.

However, he only does it at the request.

At the invitation of the House Speaker, so only the speaker of the house can request

by invitation that the president deliver this by issuing this postponement letter, she is

effectively telling the president and her spokespeople said the letter speaks for itself,

that she is resending that invitation, which would mean Donald Trump would not be allowed

to come in and do a joint address to Congress and the entire nation.

So yes, she does have the authority.

That is basically what she has done here.

And just to go further in the rules here, doing it in January is just tradition.

That's not a rule.

Okay.

And because it's by invitation, the speaker of the house could invite the president to

do a state of the union every single month.

They could do it every single week if they felt so inclined.

President could decline, but they could do that.

We could be having them in July instead of January.

It's just based on when they had done it in the past.

The president, however, does have the option as presidents had done, you know, in the early,

uh, 19 hundreds.

And before that, just submit a written state of the union.

That's also perfectly acceptable within the rules.

We don't have to put it on TV.

We don't have to listen to this idiot speak.

We could just have the handwritten copy pass that around online.

Everybody's good to go, right?

No security issues.

You don't have to gather up every member of Congress and the Supreme Court into the same

room.

Put your designated survivor somewhere else.

Wouldn't have to go through any of that.

It would be quick, easy, and, and that's what Pelosi selling them.

Yeah, maybe you ought to do that.

But here's the thing.

Pelosi knows how to get to this guy.

You take away the spotlight, you take away those cameras and you are going to get under

his skin like nothing else.

Now, to her credit, and we've been telephone Pelosi, and I believe rightfully so, but this.

This is a brilliant move by Nancy Pelosi.

I am very proud that she did this and I hope she stands firm.

And I hope if the president insists, no, I'm going to give that address than she does come

out and flat out.

Say, I resend your invitation.

Go sit your ass back down at the White House.

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