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Waching daily Dec 17 2017

Well, it's that time again, and you know what happens at that time of the night.

Well you've got to get the food out, because you've got the hungry beasts waiting over

near the fire there.

Are you hungry?

Hell yeah.

There you go. Told you. I told you.

Anyway we gotta cook ourselves a damper, because I'll tell you what, dampers are easy.

And Simon really likes damper.

How about we do a mix berry cream damper?

What do you reckon?

Let's crack it up. Self-raising flour.

About that much will do.

So just put a bit of flour in the bowl.

Couple of handfuls basically. Yeah be about two handfuls.

Which is roughly two cups, I think.

Three eggs. There you go.

I'm just gonna mix them up, mix them up with a fork.

Whack them in. Give that a bit of a mix up.

Let's grab some of the berries now.

Let's drain some of that syrup off.

There we go.

So drain some of the syrup off, and then we're gonna stick some of the berries in.

Now it's going to turn our little mixture into a quite sort of purpley looking colour.

And you can see that, so there we go that's what we're looking at at the moment. Look at that.

Completely changes the colour.

Tell you what I might do is, I might stick a bit more flour in, because it's only a little

bit small so I'm going to go with another one, two handfuls.

So two handfuls so basically I've put probably about five handfuls in there at the moment.

Mix that up.

And get it on your shirt.

Mix it all up.

Alright so I'm gonna stick a few more berries in.

There we go. Couple more berries.

Mix that up.

And just a little bit of cream.

About that much cream, and that'll make it nice and sweet and smooth.

There we go.

That's our mixture.

Got our mixture in here.

So remember, whatever you do, do not put your damper in there unless you put some sort of

oil or a little butter on the bottom of that, because it's gonna stick like a mother.

Bit of oil in there like that.

And just give it a bit of a dressing in there.

That way she's not going to stick.

And we get our mixture, we whack her in.

Look at the colour of that thing.

It's very cool those colours.

So whack that in there.

Now I'm gonna give it a little bit of shape here.

So you can see what I'm doing, I'm just working it creating a little bit of a ball.

She's gonna turn out like this this awesome little crusty sort of loafie bun.

Is the way you could describe it.

And because it's a little bit sticky, it'll have all these little crusty bits hanging off it.

And they'll be all sort of cooked and you know sort of crunchy.

It's a trick see.

Well that's my theory anyway. We'll see how it works.

Alright let's get it happening.

Let's head to the fire.

Just whack that down there. And we've got some really good coals going on here.

I'm gonna pull them out as usual.

Some for the bottom.

Whack that on top.

Some for the top.

Just like that.

Whack that off.

And we slip her in.

There we go. Whack the lid on.

Not long now, mate.

Sweet buddy, sweet.

That's the go.

Now remember, about 20-25 minutes.

Just keep checking it, because every fire is different. Different temperatures.

If you feel like it's cooking too fast, then move it away.

If you feel like it's too slow, chuck some more on.

It's all about keeping an even temperature.

You'll make a good damper.

All righty here we go. So I'm gonna pop this sucker off the tray.

It's not coming off in a hurry.

Let's separate this. Let's have a look at why.

I even oiled that sucker up.

Chuck that down there.

So even with a bit of oil, it can be a bit sticky.

So we'll just slip him and get something under it.

There we go.

Just gotta release the suction.

A bit like getting bogged in the mud.

Once you release that suction, comes straight off.

Now I'm gonna bust this little sucker open.

Look at that. Look at those colors.

See that beautiful different color to what you're normally used to with a damper.

These little crunchy bits...

These are like pulling the top off a muffin that.

Pull those little top off bits like that.

Put it into place mate that is just beautiful.

Remember I talked about those little crispy bits and there they are.

It's all rough and textured, and they come out like a little crispy bits.

A little chewy bit.

All right, Simon, you ready?

Come over and get some of this, mate, it's gold.

I don't need calling twice.

Oh right I'm just doing a few little finishing touches here.

Now there's a secret to eating this little this little thing here.

We're going up-market.

So grab your piece. Grab a nice piece.

This has got my name on it.

Grab that and get a bit of that cream.

All right little berry. Chuck a little berry on top.

Take a little berry on top.

Like this is very, what's the word, well it's fancy.

Yeah all right.

Look at that.

Have a bit of a chew on that.

Give us that knife, mate, because I want to have a crack.

You want some of it too.

Yeah.

Oh it's even crunchy.

Mate, as always, you've excelled.

You've outdone yourself.

Pretty good, hey?

Bloody lovely.

Good man. Thanks bud.

No worries.

There you go folks. Mm-mmm.

I hope you like that recipe, because there's

many more in my new bush cookbook "About that much" with a bonus dvd.

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Trump Tells Law Enforcement Officers He Has Their Backs - Duration: 2:15.

Trump

Tells Law Enforcement Officers He Has Their Backs

President Donald Trump promised a group of law enforcement officials Friday that he will

be their �true friend and loyal champion in the White House.�

�I want you to know that with me, as your president, America�s police will have a

true friend and loyal champion in the White House, more loyal than anyone else can be,�

Trump told a group of state and local police officers gathered at the FBI National Academy.

�I also want to take a moment to speak to all of the law enforcement families here today,�

the president said.

�You make tremendous sacrifices.

American families can sleep soundly at night because of the burden that you carry for all

of us.

So on behalf of all Americans, to every law enforcement family here today, all across

the nation, thank you, thank you, thank you very much.�

Trump also said that the agency is full of �great, great people� who are �really

heroes to all of us.�

His comments are somewhat surprising, given his history of bashing the FBI under former

Director James Comey.

Trump took a shot at Comey in early December for running the agency with supposed political

motives, and promised to bring it �back to greatness.�

�After years of Comey, with the phony and dishonest Clinton investigation (and more),

running the FBI, its reputation is in Tatters � worst in History!

But fear not, we will bring it back to greatness,� Trump tweeted.

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The Shady Side of Tyler Perry - Duration: 7:10.

There's no question that Tyler Perry is playing in the big leagues, after taking the Atlanta

theater scene by storm and banking box-office gold with his Madea series.

But Perry is not without controversy.

If the rumors are true, Perry's ego grew so big that he even went toe-to-toe with Oprah.

Hey, it's not easy to get ahead in Hollywood without pulling a few shady moves, and here's

why Perry is no exception.

Boss without benefits

After striking it big at the box office, Perry set his sights on TV, with his hit sitcom

House of Payne.

But while on the verge of a lucrative syndication deal and spin-off, Meet The Browns, Deadline

dropped the news that Perry fired four writers for requesting union contracts.

Writer Teri Brown-Jackson told Deadline,

"We were good enough to create over a hundred episodes, but now when it comes to reaping

the benefits of the show being syndicated and having other spin-offs from it, he decides

to let us go unless we accept a horrible offer."

Perry's solution: he told ABC News he now writes everything himself.

But Perry's union troubles went beyond the writer's room.

In 2015, actor unions SAG-AFTRA and Actors' Equity banned its members from performing

in Perry's stage play, Madea on the Run, because his production company wouldn't sign union

contracts.

Perry's main concern may be raking in the cash – but not everyone is thrilled with

his methods.

Stereotyping

Following the success of House of Payne and Meet the Browns, NPR published an open letter

to Perry from African-American journalist and cultural critic Jamilah Lemieux, who was

uncomfortable with Perry's use of stereotypes.

Lemieux wrote,

"Through [Madea], the country has laughed at one of the most important members of the

black community…

Our mothers and grandmothers deserve much more than that…

Mr. Perry, you have told the Hollywood 'old guard' to kiss your backside, and I appreciate

that, brother.

But many black folks have expressed some of the very same attitudes about your work that

white critics have."

One of those folks is acclaimed film director Spike Lee, who famously took Perry to task

for his stereotypical characters.

"A lot of stuff that's on today, is c------ buffoonery."

Perry wasn't happy…

Sensitive issues

In an interview with 60 Minutes, Perry fired back at Spike Lee's claims that his shows

are setting black people back to the days of Amos 'n' Andy.

Perry said:

"I can slap Madea in something and talk about God, love, faith, forgiveness, family…

It's attitudes like that that make Hollywood think that these people do not exist."

But The Root editor, Demetria Lucas, wasn't having it.

She wrote,

"Does Perry live in the same insulated bubble as R. Kelly, the one that keeps him so isolated

from reality that he genuinely has no clue why his critics don't like his work?"

Controversial plot point

In 2014, Perry was called out by The Huffington Post for the controversial ending to Tyler

Perry's Temptation.

In the movie, an unfaithful wife contracts HIV after cheating on her husband, while the

husband rebounds with a beautiful new wife and family.

HuffPost writer Mike Ryan said,

"Either Perry believes that if you cheat on your partner, you deserve a terrible disease,

or he believes that the people he hopes will pay money to see Tyler Perry's Temptation

believe that if you cheat on your spouse, you deserve a terrible disease.

I can't decide which is worse."

Buzzfeed's Louis Peitzman noted that at least three characters in Temptation have HIV, writing,

"In the context of Temptation, [HIV] is very much a 'sinner's disease,' something that

happens because a person did something morally wrong."

Blackballer

After winning an Academy Award in 2010 for best supporting actress in the movie Precious,

Mo'Nique's film career came to a screeching halt.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, she was told by Precious director, Lee Daniels, that

she had been quote, "blackballed" for refusing to play along, and campaign for her Oscar.

Daniels said,

"Mo'nique is a creative force to be reckoned with.

Her demands through Precious were not always in line with the campaign…

The consensus among the creative teams and powers thus far were to go another way with

these roles."

Those "creative teams" reportedly referred to Perry and to Oprah, who were both producers

on Precious and worked closely with Daniels.

In May 2017, Mo'Nique put Oprah, Perry, and Daniels on blast during a comedy set at the

Apollo.

"No, I was not blackballed.

I was whiteballed by some black d---s who have no balls."

Perry vs. Oprah

In 2012, Perry left TBS for OWN, where he created three series for Oprah's network.

At the time, it seemed like a perfect fit.

However, according to the Daily Mail, their relationship allegedly went south in 2016

over Perry's supposed inability to accept criticism.

The situation reportedly grew heated when Oprah suggested Perry bring on writers after

a focus group felt his scripts could be "improved significantly."

A source revealed Perry's reply, saying,

"He told her, 'Aren't the shows delivering ratings for the network?

Well, then let me do what I do and you can keep your focus group research to yourself.'"

But Perry didn't leave TBS for OWN because his shows were so successful.

He left because the ratings were tanking, thanks to his resistance to feedback.

In essence, Oprah bailed him out, but he was reportedly making the same mistakes all over

again.

While Perry and Oprah's best friend, Gayle King, both denied reports of a feud, he went

on to ink a deal with Viacom in 2017 — so it sure seems like something went down with

OWN.

The prosperity theology

When Perry donated $1 million to T.D. Jakes' ministry in 2013, one of Perry's critics was

social and religious issues writer Candice Benbow, who is both a fan of Perry's work

and Jakes' ministry.

Benbow railed against the prosperity theology, where "poor and vulnerable" parishioners are

encouraged to give money with promises of increased returns.

She wrote,

"The economic commodification of the Gospel has been peddled on Black people in a way

that no other culture has experienced…

Here—a man born into poverty, who rose to riches on messages of hope and faith, donates

$1 million to a man who was born into poverty and rose to riches on messages of hope and

faith.

I can certainly understand folks' frustrations."

Headlines heated back up in 2017 when Perry promised to donate $1 million to Hurricane

Harvey relief efforts, including $250,000 specifically earmarked for televangelist Joel

Osteen's church, which had allegedly shut its doors to residents seeking shelter after

the storm.

The public had plenty to say on social media about it.

One Twitter user called it "a spit in the face of Harvey survivors.

Celebs are so out of touch…"

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