Waching daily Feb 3 2017

Ron Paul Trump�s Wall Won�t Fix Illegal Immigration, Ending the Drug War Will.

Of the many startling actions taken by President Trump since his Jan. 20 inauguration, actually

ordering The Wall surprised those who thought his more absurd ideas would be tempered after

taking office.

But Trump�s trademark grandiosity might not stand up to the reality of things such

as the economy and international relations.

When team Trump floated a 20 percent tax on imported Mexican goods to pay for the wall,

it was instantly panned by economists and sensible politicians from across the spectrum.

That tax, by tariff or other means, would undoubtedly make its way to American wallets

and bring the potential for trade wars.

When Trump demanded Mexico pay for the wall, he managed to sour relations with our southern

neighbor in his first week of office, resulting in the cancellation of a planned first meeting

with Mexican President Enrique Nieto.

During the election campaign, Trump even suggested the insidious idea of taking control of Western

Union and PayPal to siphon money from Mexicans sending it back home.

Besides the question of how to pay for a $15 billion, 1,000-mile wall along the entire

US-Mexico border � and its implications for an Orwellian security state � a physical

wall is simply not a realistic way of dealing with the problem of illegal immigration.

People will adapt and U.S. agencies will remain corrupt.

As usual, Ron Paul provides penetrating wisdom on truly effective ways to deal with the situation,

while providing a financial benefit and removing a giant injustice being perpetrated by the

U.S. government.

End the war on drugs.

From the Ron Paul Institute:

�Likewise, the 40 year war on drugs has produced no benefit to the American people

at a great cost.

It is estimated that since President Nixon declared a war on drugs, the US has spent

more than a trillion dollars to fight what is a losing battle.

That is because just as with the welfare magnet, there is an enormous incentive to smuggle

drugs into the United States.

We already know the effect that ending the war on drugs has on illegal smuggling: as

more and more US states decriminalize marijuana for medical and recreational uses, marijuana

smuggling from Mexico to the US has dropped by 50 percent from 2010.�

This view is backed by data from the U.S. Sentencing Commission.

In fiscal year 2015, illegal immigrants were responsible for 75 percent of federal drug

possession charges.

Amusingly, both Sean Hannity and PolitiFact confirmed this.

Data show that the �illegal alien� category accounted for �1,640 of 2,181 total convictions

(75 percent) in which the primary charge was simple drug possession.�

This statistic is being repeated in the Trump echo chamber, including Hannity on Fox News.

While correct to point out the data, Hannity is only interested in being a political hack,

not promoting real solutions to illegal immigration like ending the war on drugs.

Ron Paul points out some of the fallacies of a wall.

image: http://pixel.watch/qut7

�First, the wall will not work.

Texas already started building a border fence about ten years ago.

It divided people from their own property across the border, it deprived people of their

land through the use of eminent domain, and in the end the problem of drug and human smuggling

was not solved.

Second, the wall will be expensive.

The wall is estimated to cost between 12 and 15 billion dollars.

You can bet it will be more than that.

President Trump has claimed that if the Mexican government doesn�t pay for it, he will impose

a 20 percent duty on products imported from Mexico.

Who will pay this tax?

Ultimately, the American consumer, as the additional costs will be passed on.

This will of course hurt the poorest Americans the most.�

Paul also points out the burden of free medical benefits, food assistance, and education given

to illegal immigrants which amounts to about $100 billion a year.

Granted, many of them are part of the workforce in sectors such as agriculture, but not paying

taxes and sending money back to Mexico creates a significant imbalance.

There is also the financial burden of federal agencies dealing with illegal immigration,

from Dept. of Homeland Security to Immigration and Customs Enforcement to the Drug Enforcement

Agency.

Instead of the financial drain of building a wall, federal government should end the

drug war � which obviously does not reduce demand or supply � and allow the economy

to thrive from a free market.

Colorado is demonstrating how legalizing cannabis can bring a massive economic boost.

The legal market also brings reputable providers to the table who deliver safe, quality products.

And, contrary to drug war propagandists, teen cannabis use is actually declining.

The only benefit from the war on drugs is to the police state, the prison industry and

the pharma industry.

The DEA knows cannabis has medical benefits, but it�s their cash cow � as the former

�chief propagandist� put it recently.

Why else would DEA keep cannabis a Schedule 1 drug in the face of overwhelming evidence

of its medicinal benefits?

For more infomation >> Ron Paul Trump's Wall Won't Fix Illegal Immigration, Ending the Drug War Will - Duration: 6:32.

-------------------------------------------

BGD saw by a cow - Duration: 1:10.

For more infomation >> BGD saw by a cow - Duration: 1:10.

-------------------------------------------

Improving Your Crochet Tension - Duration: 3:34.

Hello crochet fans! Tashia Butterfield here.

Alpaca ranch and crochet instructor with

Forever Bliss Crochet. Today we're

talking about how to improve your

tension in crochet. Now, the tension is

the job of your non-dominant hand. For

those of you who are right-handed, like

me, that's going to be our left hand.

Naturally, if you're left-handed, that's

going to be your right hand. The job of

your non-dominant hand is to control the

tension of the yarn as it goes to your hook.

What is tension? Tension is how tight or

how loose your yarn is. If you're having

trouble with your tension, there are a

couple of things that are likely going on.

First of all, don't get so caught up in

what your hook is doing that you are not

paying attention to your yarn hand. Your

yarn hand is just as important as your

hook hand. There are a number of things in

crochet in which there is no right or

wrong way to do something and how you

hold your yarn in your non-dominant hand

is one of those things. There is no right

or wrong way.

However you managed to find the solution

to maintain your tension is the way that

you should hold your yarn. So let's start

off with a hold that kind of right down

the middle. It's actually the way that I

hold it. And then, from there, I'll show

you how to tighten or how to loosen your

tension. So I start by taking my pinky

behind the yarn and I wrap my pinky

around it. If you know sign language,

think of the J letter. Wrap it around

your yarn. And then I take the part that

is going to my hook and I place in

between my index finger and my middle

finger. And lay that yarn right over the

index finger. As you can see the yarn

freely move through my hand. That is

essential for maintaining good tension.

If your yarn is not moving through your

hand, you're not making any stitches

because once you make a stitch there's

no new yarn for your hook to use.

If you find this method too tight, here is

something that you can do. You can wrap

your yarn around your index finger twice.

I would not recommend more than twice

because you run the risk of cutting off

circulation to your finger. For some people,

wrapping around the index finger is all

that's needed. Remember, all that needs to

happen is your yarn moving a

consistent way through your hand.

If you find the first hold to be too loose,

here's something that you can do. After

you wrapped your pinky, go ahead and

weave it through all of your fingers.

And then hold. So that's three different yarn

holds to get you started and experiment

with. Remember, any little alteration that

you do is going to be just fine as long

as you are maintaining your yarn control

through your hands. The yarn is able to

move freely yet you are controlling how

fast that yarn is actually getting to

move. If you'd like more crochet tips and

instruction, click the link in the

description box below to be added to my

mailing list and get my monthly

newsletter. If you liked this video, hit

the like button below, share it with your

friends, and remember to subscribe to the

channel. If you have suggestions for more

video topics, please leave them in the

comments below.

I'll see you in the next video!

For more infomation >> Improving Your Crochet Tension - Duration: 3:34.

-------------------------------------------

Boeing's Sweet New Spacesuits - Duration: 5:15.

When you think of spacesuits, fashion probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind.

Sure, they've done their job protecting astronauts, but spacesuits have also been

big, bulky, and sometimes bright orange.

Well, if you've been waiting for the next big thing in space fashion, get ready, because

Boeing is about to blow your mind.

Meet Boeing Blue.

Boeing's new suit is designed for astronauts traveling in the Boeing Starliner, a new crew

capsule that will start transporting astronauts to the International Space Station next year.

Instead of the big, awkward fishbowl helmets from previous designs, the suit has hoods

with pressurized zippers, which are lighter and also give astronauts a wider field of view.

The new gloves also work on touch screens, which isn't available in current suits.

It's totally legit.

Boeing Blue is only designed to be worn inside the crew capsule, so it won't protect astronauts

from hazards outside the capsule, like intense radiation.

But it does protect them in case there's a fire or sudden depressurization in the Starliner.

Even though today's launch suits are effective, they're also bulky, puffy, and often plain

uncomfortable.

But Boeing Blue is a step up: It's around 5 kilograms lighter and features more fabric

around the joints for added motion.

It also has fewer zippers, which means it's easier to get in and out of, and the fabric

keeps the suit at a cooler temperature, too.

Also, let's be honest: who wouldn't want to be seen around the launch pad in one of

these things?

I don't want to go to space but I do want to walk around a rocket wearing this suit.

But at the end of the day, Boeing Blue has to do more than just look cool: it has to

keep the astronauts safe.

Before they're certified for launch, the suits will undergo extensive testing to make

sure they can withstand even the toughest emergency scenarios.

But if all goes well, we're going to have some seriously cool-looking astronauts.

Back on the ground, two new studies from the journal Nature are helping us answer questions

about how the Earth formed, how we got our water, and how we got the Moon.

Until now, scientists thought the Earth was made from lots of different kinds of meteorites,

including water-packed meteorites called carbonaceous chondrites.

We used to think these watery rocks showed up right at the end of Earth's formation,

where they delivered most of our water in a big rush.

But this theory wasn't perfect, and it also didn't explain the moon.

Most astronomers think the moon formed when a huge, Mars-sized rock crashed into the Earth.

That makes sense, but it also means the moon should have a different composition than our

planet — it should look like a combination of Earth rocks and rocks from the impactor.

But it doesn't.

Earth and the moon are made of almost exactly the same stuff.

But according to these new studies, the Earth wasn't formed by all those carbonaceous

chondrites and other meteorites.

Instead, it was mostly formed by meteorites called enstatite chondrites.

These rocks get their name because they're high in the mineral enstatite, which is magnesium,

silicon, and three oxygen atoms.

They're also pretty rare -- we only have around 200 samples.

To figure out what was around while Earth formed, the researchers looked at the ratios

of elements and their isotopes in Earth's rocks.

Isotopes are just the different forms of an element that have different numbers of neutrons

in their nuclei.

And different kinds of meteorites have different ratios of these isotopes.

We've known since the 1970s that the ratio of oxygen isotopes in Earth rocks is especially

similar to enstatite chondrite meteorites.

But even though the ratio of oxygen isotopes is the same, if you look at the other elements

in Earth rocks, the proportions don't match up to enstatite chondrites.

So scientists didn't think the similarity in oxygen isotopes was all that important.

But now, thanks to recent developments in our understanding of geology, both studies

were able to more accurately determine the kinds of meteorites that formed the Earth.

And the evidence points to most of them being enstatite meteorites.

The first paper, by a geologist at the University of Chicago, also suggested that the meteorites'

compositions may have changed on Earth's surface as our planet evolved.

That would explain why the elements in enstatite chondrites don't match Earth rocks today.

It's awesome that we figured this out!

But since enstatite meteorites are so rare, it also means we don't have a good sample

of Earth's buildings blocks -- at least, not yet.

And according to the second study, by researchers at the University of Muenster in Germany,

since those water-rich carbonaceous chondrites most likely didn't contribute as much to

our planet as we thought, Earth's water also probably didn't get here in a rush

at the end.

Now that we know there were probably enstatite meteorites instead -- which are dry rocks

-- it's more likely the water appeared gradually.

And if that wasn't enough new information about Earth's history, enstatite chondrites

are also helping us understand the moon's formation!

The University of Chicago study suggests that the impactor that crashed into the Earth wasn't

just made of random materials.

Instead, the impactor and Earth probably all formed from a collection of the same materials

-- many of which were enstatite chondrites.

So when the object crashed into Earth, it was just a big enstatite explosion, and some

of the debris condensed to make the moon.

If that's what happened, then it totally makes sense for the composition of moon rocks

and Earth rocks to be really similar.

Who knew learning about one type of meteorite could teach us so much?

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Space News, and thanks especially to our patrons

on Patreon who make this possible.

If you'd like to help support this show, just go to patreon.com/scishow.

And for the latest space news every week, go to youtube.com/scishowspace and subscribe.

For more infomation >> Boeing's Sweet New Spacesuits - Duration: 5:15.

-------------------------------------------

Amor Impossivel #3 - Duration: 3:45.

For more infomation >> Amor Impossivel #3 - Duration: 3:45.

-------------------------------------------

моя крутая коллекция №2 - Duration: 10:01.

For more infomation >> моя крутая коллекция №2 - Duration: 10:01.

-------------------------------------------

СЕДАЯ НОЧЬ - ЛАСКОВЫЙ МАЙ (ИГРА НА СИНТЕЗАТОРЕ YAMAHA) - Duration: 2:53.

For more infomation >> СЕДАЯ НОЧЬ - ЛАСКОВЫЙ МАЙ (ИГРА НА СИНТЕЗАТОРЕ YAMAHA) - Duration: 2:53.

-------------------------------------------

ELETROCUTADOS: Tem na casa | Episódio 05 - Duration: 7:34.

For more infomation >> ELETROCUTADOS: Tem na casa | Episódio 05 - Duration: 7:34.

-------------------------------------------

The SmartWatch That Will Change Everything - Duration: 3:08.

Smartwatches have been gaining massive popularity around the world over the last few years.

Although fairly new to the market, it is estimated that smartwatches and other wearable technology

will grow to be worth a 34 billion dollar industry by the year 2020.

Smartwatches are basically a compact supercomputer that you can wear on your wrist.

They not only show you the time, but are packed with enough power to make phone calls, play

music, track your footsteps and even measure your heart rate.

But with great power, comes a great problem.

Unlike traditional watches, which can last for several months or even years without you

having to worry about changing their batteries, smartwatches need to be recharged every 2

to 3 days.

This major problem has been tackled in one of the coolest ways I've ever seen.

The new Matrix PowerWatch is going to revolutionize the smartwatch industry, and I will tell you

why.

This smartwatch is powered by you!

Yes, you've heard that right.

With the Matrix PowerWatch, you can forget about ever having to charge your watch.

This watch runs off your body heat!

As soon as you put it on your wrist, the watch turns on and you're good to go.

When you take it off, all your data is stored safely so you can start from where you left

off the next time you put it on.

It even comes with a power meter that shows exactly how much electricity is being produced

by your body heat.

In addition, it packs all the features of a modern smartwatch.

It is a smartwatch with customizable interfaces that can be synced with your smartphone.

The company also promises that it can count the amount of calories you burn more precisely

than other smartwatches with its thermoelectric technology.

It is waterproof for up to 50 meters, and it even tracks your activities and sleep.

So be it swimming or sleeping, you never need to take this watch off your wrist ever again.

The reason why I made this video was because number 1, it is a revolutionary technology

that has taken the developers years to achieve, and number 2 is that the company stands for

a really good cause: conservation of energy.

The amount of energy we waste every year just by the use of power plants is enough to power

the entire world.

In addition, more than 15 billion batteries are thrown away in landfills each year.

I believe every small effort in changing our shameful actions against Mother Nature is

a step towards a brighter future.

Matrix SmartWatch is estimated to be released on September 2017.

I'll provide the link to their website on the description.

Thanks for watching.

If you enjoyed this video, give it a thumbs up and for more content like this, hit the

subscribe button.

I'll see you guys next time.

For more infomation >> The SmartWatch That Will Change Everything - Duration: 3:08.

-------------------------------------------

Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 4x13 Sneak Peek "BOOM" (HD) Season 4 Episode 13 Sneak Peek - Duration: 2:04.

♪♪

Welcome, welcome.

Morning checkup?

It's midnight.

Does that thing have to be in here?

Of course not.

♪♪

Well, this place is perfect. All the power we need.

And undetectable?

I believe so.

I've lived here for many years.

Great!

But that -- that book --

you really shouldn't... touch that.

It's -- It's dangerous, powerful.

I'm aware.

I read it while you were sleeping.

You did what?!

I specifically said it was mine to examine, decipher --

You said it would help me

find a solution --

to eliminate the Inhuman problem.

I also said don't touch it!

Could warp the senses, corrupt the mind.

Relax. I glanced at it,

and it gave me a simple answer.

♪♪

You.

Oh.

Why do you think you're still alive?

As we discussed when you first arrived,

we have plans...

for a future together.

Yes.

I've already worked out the first step.

You found an Inhuman to dangle in front of S.H.I.E.L.D.?

Well, no.

Because as you're aware,

they are not easy to come by.

♪♪

Until now.

♪♪

Pure Terrigen crystals.

I picked up some samples last year

when I was working for a...

previous benefactor.

His goals were --

well, the complete opposite of yours,

so I've been working to refine the compound,

grow it --

Superior --

The -- The chemical in this pure form

is harmless to humans.

If you're a potential Inhuman, however...

it will turn you.

♪♪

For more infomation >> Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 4x13 Sneak Peek "BOOM" (HD) Season 4 Episode 13 Sneak Peek - Duration: 2:04.

-------------------------------------------

House Republicans Vote To Let Severely Mentally Ill Buy Guns - Duration: 3:38.

On Thursday evening of this week, Republicans in the House of Representatives voted to overturn

a regulation from the Obama administration that prevented people who were getting disability

benefits from Social Security, who were specifically designated as severely mentally ill, from

buying deadly firearms.

Now this regulation at the time obviously was opposed by Republicans, but they were

able to push it through anyway in spite of the massive opposition from both the Republican

Party and from the NRA, but in America today in 2017, the Republican Party thinks that

it's perfectly fine for people living on government assistance because they are too mentally ill

to function at a job, it's okay for those people to go out and buy hand guns, assault

rifles, whatever you want.

Second Amendment takes precedent here.

Now I don't care what your views are on the Second Amendment.

Maybe you're completely for it, maybe you're completely against it, but I don't think that

anybody can really justify giving a gun to somebody who is mentally ill.

People with schizophrenia, people with multiple personalities.

People who hear voices, whose mental capacities are so hindered that literally they can't

function in society.

That's what this law from President Obama was targeted at.

It wasn't targeted at people who were otherwise disabled.

Maybe they'd lost a hand; maybe they'd lost a leg.

You still get Social Security benefits for that.

This was targeted at the people who can't function in regular society because their

mental capacities are lacking so much.

We didn't want them to have hand guns because we have seen what happens when the mentally

ill get their hands on weapons.

Newtown is a perfect example there.

Aurora, Colorado.

We want these people to have weapons?

We want to give them to people who are even more impaired mentally than the people who

carried out the Aurora shooting and the Newtown shootings?

What on earth does the Republican Party stand to gain from this?

I'll tell you.

Money.

Money from the NRA.

Backing form the NRA, and here's something else that people need to understand.

If you are a member of the NRA, please understand that that organization does not care about

you, because the vast majority of the money that goes to the NRA to keep that organization

flowing is not coming from your membership fees.

It's coming from the firearm industry.

You have become a tool of the firearm industry whose only goal is to make money.

They don't care what you do with the gun once you get it; they just care that they get your

money for it.

The only reason they care about the Second Amendment is because they profit from it.

You have to open your eyes and see what's happening here.

Giving guns to the mentally ill is one of the dumbest things I have seen come out of

Washington in the 12 and a half years that I've been talking about Washington.

You'd have to be mentally ill yourself in order to think that this is a good idea.

For more infomation >> House Republicans Vote To Let Severely Mentally Ill Buy Guns - Duration: 3:38.

-------------------------------------------

Game of Thrones: Lyanna Mormont - Duration: 7:04.

For more infomation >> Game of Thrones: Lyanna Mormont - Duration: 7:04.

-------------------------------------------

Послушайте! (Владимир Маяковский) - Duration: 1:08.

For more infomation >> Послушайте! (Владимир Маяковский) - Duration: 1:08.

-------------------------------------------

2013-10-20 HH Living Buddha Liang-sheng Sheng-yen Lu Instructs Hevajra Mantra - Duration: 1:14.

Hevajra's mantra is

Om。di-wa。bi-zhu。wa-ri-la。hum-hum-hum。fa-zha。so-ha

Also some chant it this way

Om。di-wa。bi-zhu。wa-ri-la。hum-hum-hum

"Seh"

So-ha

"Seh" is also fine

"Seh"

So-ha

Or

Om。di-wa。bi-zhu。wa-ri-la。hum-hum-hum

"Pei"

So-ha

All of these mantras

Are correct

All of these mantras are correct

"Fa-zha"

In fact is

"Pei"

Which means "Remove"

"Eradicate"

"Remove"

"Fa-zha"

And "Pei"

Both mean "remove"

In addition

"Seh"

"Seh" itself

In English

It is [sounds like shit]

Which also means remove

Somewhat remove

Actually, You have to remove it

Because You must remove Seh [shit]

For more infomation >> 2013-10-20 HH Living Buddha Liang-sheng Sheng-yen Lu Instructs Hevajra Mantra - Duration: 1:14.

-------------------------------------------

ARCANJO GABRIEL - "CONEXÕES SEGURAS E AMOROSAS" - Duration: 1:35.

For more infomation >> ARCANJO GABRIEL - "CONEXÕES SEGURAS E AMOROSAS" - Duration: 1:35.

-------------------------------------------

Rafanata cucina tipica lucana - Duration: 4:28.

For more infomation >> Rafanata cucina tipica lucana - Duration: 4:28.

-------------------------------------------

COMO MONTAR UM TREINO DE MUSCULAÇÃO - Duration: 13:13.

For more infomation >> COMO MONTAR UM TREINO DE MUSCULAÇÃO - Duration: 13:13.

-------------------------------------------

♪ Move with Michael! ♫ -- DONG - Duration: 4:45.

Oh hey guys. I'm just working out. At work?

Yeah that's right. I learned a whole bunch of cool exercises from a website that's full of like animations of people

who are clearly not lame at all doing exercises that you can get away with at work.

This one's called the Hallelujah and it's humiliation score is a 3 which is the best score.

So, I'm doing it. If you do these at work yourself you

will see the calories burn off. They'll just fall off like they're falling down some kind of deepblackhole.com.

Let's talk about...let's talk about a few more DONGs things you can do online now guys. Should not have been that out of breath.

3D interactive Earth Globe lets you drag around an Earth that

illustrates things like tectonic plates or population density.

I really love population density as a cartogram where the size of each country has been altered

to reflect the proportion of Earth's humans it contains.

On nobelprize.org where you can practice blood transfusions because today is Phlebotomy Friday.

For this specific one we have three patients who need blood after an accident. Pick one.

And in the first step you need to draw blood from her arm and then place it in these three test

tubes. So what blood type does she have? I don't know. But fortunately if you click

on this page, you can study up before making any rash decisions. Agglutination in a test

tube with specific antibodies indicates the presence of antigens of the corresponding

letter. If you look at our tubes, we can see that there is agglutination in B and RH meaning

that the type is B RH positive. Now it's time for the transfusion where we have to

find the four bags that are compatible with her blood type. Again, you can study up if

you want but it seems like common sense to me so let's see what happens.

Oh!

For the sake of not murdering her let's move on to

Animatedengines.com, where you can see how different types of engines work

like the four stroke, the two stroke, jet propulsion even a gnome rotary.

You can speed up or slow down the animations to get a better feel

for how they run.

If you love gears this website is very choice.

Oh automatic transmissions, planetary gears.

Very cool. There's also a video that goes

a little bit more into depth. Now let's change gears and talk about this website called

Radiooooo.com where you can listen to music from other countries and other decades. Like

Australian music from the 70's. Or now. But if you're anything like me, you're

a big fan of Antarctic music so let's listen to that.

It's a little windier than I expected

but still good. After dancing and grooving to international tunes, check out

some MEOWsic…

With this dancing cat on fuldans.se. Click on a style of dance for his legs and arms.

Mix and match to make it weird...er than it already is. Now sit back and relax as you

watch this funky feline bust a move. Man is he good. But of course he probably practiced a lot so

he earned these skills fair and…

Cube? That's right on buttonbase.com you can choose a cube that fits

The genre you want to create. Now click on pieces of the cube to

add in instruments and noises.

Keep playing around until you get something you're happy with. Like this:

I'm internationally known for being quite the trap DJ. So you guys are welcome for this little tune.

You can just say thanks. Or Tanx.io.

A multiplayer game where you have to shoot the other tanks before they get you. This

one is me. Use W A S D to move around. Point and click to shoot. Alright I'm gonna

get this guy. He won't even know what's coming...Get away from me! Darnit.

Okay no problem, I'll just respawn and draw with

Sketchswap. A site where you can make your own beautiful creation like this really accurate

one I drew of me, Jake and Kevin. Click submit and you will get back an artistic masterpiece

almost as incredible as your own.

Yeah look at that! That's how you do it.

Now, I gotta go. I gotta go finish my working out at work routine.

But go check out some of the DONGs. They're all down in the description below.

Be sure to subscribe to DONG for more DONGs and give this video a DONG.

Which is DONG code for like.

Thanks guys. Thanks for watching. And as always, thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> ♪ Move with Michael! ♫ -- DONG - Duration: 4:45.

-------------------------------------------

President Trump Tangles with Foreign Leaders: The Daily Show - Duration: 7:45.

Let's move on and talk about some global news.

You know, it's been so chaotic here in America

dealing with Trump's bull (bleep) that you forget

there's a whole world out there

also dealing with Trump's bull (bleep).

-(laughter) -You can't escape the man.

And it's not like

the world doesn't have problems of its own.

For instance, in Germany, they're worried

about Russians interfering with their elections now,

but instead of focusing on that,

poor Angela Merkel had to spend her precious time

explaining to Trump that he couldn't refuse refugees in need

because of a thing called the "Geneva Convention."

Yeah, she had to explain that to a president,

which is a waste of her time.

And that's German time, so you know it's extra precious.

-(laughter) -Yeah. No, it is. It's super precious.

Like, in terms of value, it goes Swiss time,

-German time, Hammer time. That's... that's it. -(laughter)

And Hammer time is extremely valuable

-because there's not any left. -(audience groaning)

It's just one of those things.

But it's happening all over the world.

In Britain, Prime Minister Theresa May

is struggling with Brexit,

but because of Trump, who wants to meet the queen,

she has to spend time schooling him on royal protocols,

teaching Trump on how to meet the queen.

(with English accent): "Rule one, Donald--

it's not okay to grab the queen's pussy."

(laughter, groaning, applause)

Or as the queen calls it, "The Grey Corgi."

(laughter)

Now, now, as irritating as those Trump problems may be,

at least they're side issues.

For some countries, Trump is problem numero uno.

NEWSMAN: Fighting with friends.

President Trump escalating his fight with Mexico...

President Trump threatened to use U.S. military force

to halt Mexico's drug trade.

He reportedly said he's ready to send U.S. troops to stop

what he calls, quote, "bad hombres down there."

-(laughter) -Hey, hey.

Look on the bright side-- Trump's learning Spanish.

(laughter)

You know, this story is why you have to appreciate

every now moment.

Remember a week ago? We were freaking out

because Trump was starting a trade war?

And now we're freaking out because he's starting a war war?

Now we're like, "Oh, man, I miss the old Trump."

-(laughter) -Although, although to be fair,

this is not, like, exactly an escalation,

uh, you know, this whole invasion.

Because, let's be honest, America already invades Mexico

-every spring break. -(laughter)

Yeah, and these people, by the way,

who go down to Mexico, they're bringing drugs,

they're bringing crime, they're rapists...

and some, I assume, are good people.

(laughter)

-I've heard. I assume. -(whooping, applause)

And-and-and don't get me wrong, don't get me wrong.

Of course, Trump and his administration

aren't just making new enemies, they're also rebooting old ones.

The White House is raising the stakes with Iran.

National Security Advisor Michael Flynn

lashing out at the Iranians

for conducting a recent missile test.

President Trump has severely criticized

the various agreements reached between Iran

and the Obama administration.

Instead of being thankful to the United States

in these agreements, Iran is now feeling emboldened.

As of today, we are officially putting Iran on notice.

Holy (bleep).

Iran is officially on notice.

Do you know what that means?

-Actually, nobody knows what it means. -(laughter)

Yeah. But it's provocative. It gets the people going.

(singing melody)

There's no such thing as "officially being on notice."

That's the opposite of "official."

Like, you can't just say, "You're on notice."

Flynn sounds less like a general

and more like an Atlanta housewife. You know?

Iran caused a scene at my dinner party,

so she officially on notice.

Bloop!

(laughter)

That's not a thing.

But let's-let's be honest, though.

None of this is really a surprise.

If you were guessing who Trump would be heading to war with

two weeks into his presidency,

we would have probably picked Mexico, uh,

and we probably would have had Iran.

But who would you have had as a third? Think about it.

No, no, try again, try again.

No, no, another country. Try again.

A-Anoth... Like, you want to go way down on your list.

The president is also taking a hard line with Australia,

reportedly slamming the prime minister

during a phone call...

NEWSMAN: ...a shouting match between him

and Australia's prime minister...

NEWSWOMAN: ...accusing him of trying to send the U.S.

the next Boston Bombers, referring to an agreement

to send 1,250 refugees here.

Mr. Trump hanging up after just 25 minutes...

Who picks a fight with Koala Island?

(laughter)

It's one of America's closest and chillest allies, people.

Their catchphrase is literally, "No worries."

But Trump picked a fight with them.

And an hour after the fight, he tweeted...

-(laughter, applause) -Now...

(audience whooping)

Can I just say... can I just say...

you have to be some kind of genius

to pack so much wrong into just 140 characters.

First of all, how do you know it's a dumb deal

if you haven't studied it yet?

Like, maybe next time you want to study the deal

before you get on the phone with a foreign leader

and (bleep) on him.

And also, they're not illegal immigrants.

They're refugees. They're refugees

that the U.S. made a legal agreement to accept.

In Trump's mind, everyone in the world is an illegal immigrant.

Everyone. Yeah, they just haven't come over yet.

(like Trump): People in Africa, illegal immigrants.

People in Austra... everyone's an illegal immigrant!

-It's happening. -(laughter)

So, the question is, how'd this all happen?

I talked to one administration official

who said, look at the context of his schedule, of his day.

He talked to five world leaders on Saturday, last Saturday,

at the end of a long week in the White House,

and they said simply,

by the time he got to the Australian phone call,

he was a little fatigued.

(laughter)

So Trump damaged relations

with a key strategic ally

because he missed nap time?

That is the cutest, most terrifying excuse

I have ever heard.

And it makes sense because toddlers are tyrants

and now you understand Trump.

I mean, it all makes sense.

I thought Trump was supposed to be the high-energy candidate.

Stamina was his thing, remember?

That's what he said.

Yeah, you think Jeb Bush gets cranky on phone calls?

No, because no one calls him.

No one.

But my point stands.

When you've got Australia thinking that you're an asshole,

then maybe it's time for you to ask the question,

is Trump really going to make America first,

or is he just going to make America alone?

The signs aren't good,

especially if Trump's leaked Australia phone call

is anything to go by.

(man imitating Turnbull):

(man imitating Trump):

(man imitating Turnbull):

(man imitating Trump):

(dial tone)

For more infomation >> President Trump Tangles with Foreign Leaders: The Daily Show - Duration: 7:45.

-------------------------------------------

The Reason We Never Got To Play Dead Space 4 - Duration: 5:04.

In 2008, the Visceral Games title Dead Space introduced us to Isaac Clarke, a lowly engineer

forced to fight his way off a zombie-infested spaceship.

It was an instant hit.

Dead Space racked up over two million sales, nabbed a handful of awards, and spawned sequels

in 2011 and 2013.

And then…nothing.

Here's why we never got to play Dead Space 4.

Dead Space 3 didn't sell

In an interview with CVG, former Electronic Arts president Frank Gibeau said,

"Ultimately you need to get to audience sizes of around five million to really continue

to invest in an IP like Dead Space."

Sadly, Dead Space 3 didn't sell anywhere close to five million copies.

In its first week of release, Dead Space 2 shipped nearly two million copies.

By contrast, Dead Space 3 moved only 605,000 units.

That was well below EA's initial estimates, and game's failure contributed to EA's year-on-year

revenue loss of over $150 million in 2013, likely making it difficult to justify a sequel.

Critics were critical

According to the review aggregator Metacritic, the first two Dead Space games received average

review scores of 89% and 90% respectively for the Xbox 360 versions.

Dead Space 3, on the other hand, only scored a 78%.

While this is still slightly above average for video games, it was a disappointment for

the franchise, with critics knocking the title's move away from survival horror towards more

generic action.

Mediocre reviews and tepid word of mouth from players may help explain why sales died an

unspeakably brutal death.

Survival horror is changing

Despite some innovative features, the first two Dead Space games are very much traditional

survival horror titles.

Most of Dead Space's tension comes from navigating the game's harsh and violent environments

with limited resources, while some strategically placed gore and a smattering of haunted-house

style jump scares round everything out.

(Monster screams)

But a lot has changed since the first Dead Space came out.

In 2014, a "playable trailer" called P.T. took the gaming world by storm with its haunting,

surreal imagery and shifting geography.

The game P.T. promoted, a Silent Hill reboot by Hideo Kojima and acclaimed film director

Guillermo del Toro, never materialized, but the trailer was enough to galvanize the survival

horror genre.

With games moving towards psychological horror, Dead Space's action formula was beginning

to look, well, dated.

The stars have moved on

Glen Schofield, who created Dead Space, left Visceral and Electronic Arts in 2009 to form

his own company, Sledgehammer Games.

Wright Bagwell, lead gameplay designer on Dead Space and creative director on Dead Space

2, joined Zynga in 2011, where he led the design team on FarmVille 2.

And Steve Papoutsis, Visceral's vice president and general manager and the lead executive

on all of the Dead Space games, departed the company in 2015.

In other words, the people who made the franchise great in the first place have left.

Star Wars

Inspired by Dead Space's popularity, Electronic Arts and DICE handed Visceral the reigns for

the shoot-em-up Battlefield Hardline.

And from there, Visceral's main office went straight to work on an ambitious and mysterious

Star Wars title, overseen by Uncharted's Amy Hennig.

That's exciting news for fans of both Star Wars and Visceral, but it doesn't leave much

time for Dead Space.

Visceral is booked for the next few years, and if there's going to be more Dead Space,

it'll have to wait until Visceral returns from its trip to a galaxy far, far way.

Or, farther away than their usual one.

"And I hate to break it to you losers, but Han Solo's a bitch."

It lost its way

The first two Dead Space games are conscious throwbacks to movies like Alien, with the

schlubby Isaac forced to fight his way alone through infested, confined spaces..

But Dead Space 3 is different.

In a conscious attempt to reach a wider audience, Electronic Arts added co-op multiplayer to

the main campaign - and a stereotypically grizzled soldier buddy named John Carver.

The tight, claustrophobic levels are replaced by snow fields and wide-open space, allowing

a suddenly more nimble Isaac to simply dodge out of the way of danger, and duck effortlessly

behind protective cover.

In other words, the series lost what made it special.

Getting it back will be no easy feat.

A reboot makes more sense

Visceral's Star Wars game is still a number of years away—and that doesn't count extra

time that the studio will spend on post-launch downloadable content and a potential sequel.

By that point, it will have been well over a half decade since the last Dead Space game

hit consoles.

Even with the tacked on cliffhanger ending from the DLC, it might make more sense for

the company to reboot the franchise with a new direction and new characters rather than

continue with something that was no longer working.

It could be that Dead Space is officially dead, but if the series is anything like its

necromorph monsters, it'll come back to life before long.

(more monster screams!)

On second thought… maybe it shouldn't.

Thanks for watching!

Click the Looper icon to subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Plus check out all this cool stuff we know you'll love, too!