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Hello!

So I think I have someone with me today.

Where is she?

Oh!

Hi! Who are you?

CHRISSY: I'm Chrissy.

RIKKI: She drove all the way here to North Carolina from where?

CHRISSY: Maryland.

RIKKI: That's a six hour drive.

CHRISSY: Yes, it is.

RIKKI: And now we're collaborating on 3 videos each, 6 total.

It's going to be a long day.

CHRISSY: A long day. RIKKI: Fingers are going to fall off.

Where's the ambulance?

Today, we'll be talking about bias in the deaf community.

To put it simply, we'll be talking about our personal experiences.

Do you want to start?

CHRISSY: Everything I say will be just my personal opinions.

I don't want to upset anyone.

RIKKI: Again, this is our experience.

Everyone has different experiences.

CHRISSY: The deaf community is very diverse.

So many different types of people come into this community.

But many people are biased against different things

like cochlear implants, hearing aids...

RIKKI: Speaking.

CHRISSY: Right, voicing. Oral deaf.

CHRISSY: Mainstreamed. RIKKI: New signers.

CHRISSY: New signers.

Fluent signers.

PSE or SEE signers.

The list goes on.

We're all different people,

but we have all something in common: hearing loss.

I have, we both have a lot of experience with bias in the community.

As a mainstreamed person, I know many Deaf people

who are uneasy about having me around.

They think like she has a hearing aid and is connected to the hearing world,

they don't like that.

I think it's ridiculous.

We are all people with different experiences,

different backgrounds, so just, like, accept that.

You know?

I know I have hearing aids and some people-

more with cochlear implants-

but some people are like,

"Why have a hearing aid?

"You're Deaf; just accept your identity and be proud.

"Don't want a hearing aid to help."

I mean, honestly, my hearing aids don't

really help me at all anymore,

but I'm still comfortable with having them.

That's my personal decision.

RIKKI: I've noticed a lot of deaf people have hearing aids

and everyone's like, "Okay!"

And hearing aids get shown- oh, and Chrissy has awesome ones-

They're purple and have little things on them.

But then I've got a friend with a cochlear implant and

a lot of people- She's fluent in ASL, by the way,

but because she has a cochlear implant,

people have a tendency of going after her.

Back to you.

CHRISSY: It's really ridiculous.

I mean, I have a lot of friends who

have cochlear implants too, but don't really use them.

Some benefit from the CI, some don't.

But at the end of the day, that's a personal decision.

It doesn't change how people socialize

and interact if you sign or whatever.

I don't know. It's ridiculous.

RIKKI: I mean, sometimes, you might see someone with a cochlear implant

and they're very hearing headed and oppressing other deaf people,

but my friend isn't like that.

She has a cochlear implant, is fluent in ASL,

and is very involved in the deaf community.

So that's very different.

But there are still people who want to attack her.

CHRISSY: It's really just a personal decision and

if someone has a cochlear implant,

it doesn't mean they are a bad person

or not accepting of their deaf identity.

Sometimes I know-

I'm not going to go deep in this topic because it's really controversial,

but people get cochlear implants from birth

when their parents give them to them.

It's not their choice.

Maybe be a little resentful toward the parents,

but, still, why be upset or rude to someone who made that decision

or had someone else make that decision for them.

It's just technological help.

It's not changing an identity and it's not against the deaf community.

I think it's important to remember we all relate with hearing loss.

We're all oppressed and sometimes don't have accessibility.

Why take a community that's already been oppressed

and become more oppressive?

That's happening.

The other thing with bias in the deaf community-

I know we both have experience with this, is with oral deaf or voicing deaf.

RIKKI: Mainstreamed education.

I have a deaf mom and hearing dad and my mom was mainstreamed too.

CHRISSY: I have an all hearing family who don't sign at all.

So... what do you expect?

I'm not a perfect person.

I know a lot of hard of hearing people who try to get involved

in the deaf community but they're scared.

The community pushes them away.

RIKKI: You see people attack some of those who try to get involved.

Like it's not enough if they're not perfect.

They're not wanted.

CHRISSY: And that's rude.

Honestly, I think people need to be more open minded.

To take in diversity.

Everyone is human.

Everyone who needs or wants to be included should be.

RIKKI: For myself, I'm newer.

I'm newer to the culture, the community.

I was hearing headed- well, not really like that,

but it felt like I had to be.

Because I was the only deaf person that I knew.

I mean, besides my deaf mom, but that doesn't count.

And then, you know, I found the Internet.

CHRISSY & RIKKI: A whole new world!

RIKKI: We've been doing that all day.

So then I was slowly getting involved because I was still...

Well, most of the community that I knew of was in Los Angeles.

And I live in North Carolina.

LA is over there.

Like, way over there.

CHRISSY: Gotta fly all the way over there.

RIKKI: So all I had was the Internet which made it harder to get

really involved, dip my toes in.

And when I stopped doing makeup on YouTube,

and started doing more videos about deafness-

not deaf culture or ASL, at least not yet,

but about my own personal experiences as a deaf person.

And then I was flown out to Los Angeles for a movie.

That's when everything started.

Eventually, my videos started getting more views because of #NoMoreCRAPtions.

I started learning ASL and

I'm really someone who is not good at learning [signed] languages.

CHRISSY: But you're improving.

RIKKI: My brain messes up sometimes.

I still mess up English.

And I grew up with English!

CHRISSY: Everyone makes mistakes!

RIKKI: That! I feel like a lot of people don't realize that.

So, for example, you might say that I might sign more PSE.

And maybe I do, but I learned that from deaf people who taught me.

I mean, I'm not fluent.

I'm not amazing when it comes to using the language.

But I can still have a conversation.

And I learned how to from deaf people.

But I still get people commenting that I suck at signing.

Oh! You know, when I started doing YouTube,

when I started talking about deafness,

a lot of people were mad because I wasn't signing.

They wanted me to sign, and then I eventually made my

first video in ASL which turned into more videos.

But then people would tell me that I suck at signing.

And I'm like, if I don't sign, you get pissed at me,

if I start signing and I'm bad at it, you get pissed.

What do you want?!

CHRISSY: Right!

RIKKI: Then when I stop signing, I start getting comments like,

"You're not signing! You're not really deaf!"

And it's always the same people!

CHRISSY: Always. If you're speaking, people think you're lying.

They don't believe you're deaf.

It's like they think voicing means that you're not deaf.

RIKKI: It's just... what do you want?!

Like, just pick one.

Okay, so back to the whole English thing.

It's funny because if...

the deaf people who taught me ASL,

they grew up signing with their deaf families,

they're fluent in ASL, and they were teaching me.

So, it's like, what's your opinion on them?

CHRISSY: Right.

RIKKI: And then popular deaf people like Nyle-

And I love Nyle, okay?

He and I are pals.

But I've noticed that he also tends to sign more English.

Friends have told me that the signing is more English.

And then I'm like, "So why is he being looked up to?!"

But you know what? He's a good person!

He does a lot of activism work.

So, yes, I say support him.

However, the thing is, there's so much support for him,

but if I'm signing like that,

"Why are you signing like that?!

"You suck!"

CHRISSY: Everything you do is wrong!

And it's such a big problem in the deaf community.

People are so biased about everything.

There's an opinion on everything.

And, sometimes, you just need to accept people.

We're all different.

There isn't a system for a perfect deaf person,

of how you're supposed to be.

No, that's not going to happen.

I know when I started getting involved in the Deaf community,

I wasn't online so I didn't have to deal with internet rage,

but some people didn't want to chat with me.

I was mainstreamed and not signing perfect.

But, like, what to do you expect?

I didn't choose to not learn ASL first.

If it were my personal decision,

I would have been signing since I was born.

People are different and this is a different problem,

but everyone's experiences vary.

RIKKI: See, I recognize that I have more privilege because-

Okay, so this is a confusing concept for some.

I have some privilege if I'm speaking- okay-

So I tend to voice more than you do, right?

So if we're at a restaurant together and I'm the one voicing,

the server will probably just look at me and not look at you

because I'm using my voice.

And she tends to sign more.

So that's where I have more privilege.

But at the same time, if I don't understand them,

then they'll likely get mad at me.

CHRISSY: Well, I voice sometimes too.

I have a hearing family and I'm involved in the hearing world too.

I'm not shoving the hearing world aside.

I'm not writing it off.

No, I'm a part of that too.

RIKKI: And with languages- languages are hard.

You know?

So I always say to use the language

you're the most comfortable with.

Because if you're uploading a video for everyone to see,

if I'm uploading a video that's in ASL,

and the topic is difficult for me,

I won't know how to sign everything I need to.

And that would be a problem because

if I sign something wrong,

everyone's going to be like, "What is she saying?"

Well, there'd be two reactions:

The first would be, "What?"

and the second would be, "Excuse me?!"

CHRISSY: Yeah, that's true.

RIKKI: So voicing, captions, done.

CHRISSY: Yeah, I mean, if you are most comfortable speaking,

you should do you.

Depending on the situation,

I'll decide whether to speak or sign.

If I'm with my hearing family,

they are all clueless if I sign,

they honestly get offended.

So I speak with them.

I did speech therapy for 13 years so I can speak.

Speaking is a privilege I have.

But it doesn't mean I'm not Deaf,

or I'm not involved in the Deaf community,

or that I'm not proud of the culture,

community, and my identity.

There's not one thing.

I don't know how to explain it.

RIKKI: It's hard explaining this stuff.

But the goal is to make ASL, or all sign languages, accessible.

You want it to still exist,

but if you make new signers feel small,

that'll stop.

Thank you.

That will stop and then the doors close.

CHRISSY: Someone who is mainstreamed is probably

already struggling with self esteem and being alone,

stuck in the hearing world.

Then if they try and get involved in the Deaf community

and are made to feel worse about themselves.

That's awful, why do that?

Why not accept them, help them pick up new signs.

RIKKI: Yeah, if you do that, they will stop trying.

CHRISSY: I know this experience.

I know other kids whose hearing loss was a surprise

and didn't know what to do.

I want to help them.

I've experienced progressive hearing loss.

I know what's happening.

I want them to be involved.

I want them to see the world

that I found that made my life

so much better and improved everything.

The signing world,

why not help others find that experience,

find that world?

I don't know why people need that personal bias.

I know some of that bias is spread through Deaf schools.

As mainstreamed people,

we have experienced getting involved in the deaf community

and it's not easy because of the set up bias.

Trying is not easy but it's important.

Many people are intimidated and

don't want to get involved because

they are scared of people's bias.

We both know from experience that it's not

easy to get involved in the community

with people's bias.

People's opinions sway one way and

ignore people who aren't signing fluently.

It's ridiculous and I know from Deaf events

if someone is new, we will try basic conversation.

But things stop and they'll be ignored

because people don't know what to do.

But I know it's so important to help them.

If they are mainstreamed and alone,

their self-esteem is lowering.

If they try and get involved in the deaf community

but are pushed aside,

they are left with nothing and a damaged self-esteem.

The deaf community need to be more accepting

and accept that everyone is from different backgrounds.

If you aren't from a Deaf institution, that's fine.

There are different ways to learn and to communicate.

It's not easy but is so important to accept people.

I know when I started, well, not really started-

Since I've been going to deaf events and

meeting other deaf people who were mainstreamed

and sign a little bit, not a lot,

but I know how important it is

to get them involved and how beneficial that is.

So I want to do everything I can

to help them learn and pick up signs,

introduce them to that "New World."

It's important to help them build themselves back up.

Give them that pride, give them the experience,

give them the deaf community, introduce them to the culture.

They probably want to learn and want to be included.

Everyone wants to be included, right?

So why keep that bias

and push away people who need people?

If you work together, things only improve.

So why damage their self-esteem and worsen their signing?

RIKKI: Also, I've sort of noticed that

the deaf community has a few cliques.

And I forgot the sign even though you taught it to me earlier,

but there's a lot of racism in the community as well.

CHRISSY: Racism.

RIKKI: Show me again?

CHRISSY: Racism.

RIKKI: Racism.

Ah, like pulling the skin!

Thank you!

There's a lot of cliques but also racism.

I have a few deaf friends who are black and

we notice how differently they tend to be treated.

For example, the entertainment circle.

You see a lot of the same faces repeatedly.

So my friend, who is a person of color,

well, specifically, who is black,

she keeps trying again and again,

and she always gets less support than everyone else.

Than all my white friends.

CHRISSY: The deaf community is oppressed,

but for people with intersectional identities,

it's worse.

I know that bias doesn't help.

There is enough bias in the world already.

We don't need more.

I know some people think that

Deaf people hate hearing people.

That's the other thing:

deaf people are just like hearing people

except we can't hear, that's it.

RIKKI: I can't do math.

And other things. But anyway.

CHRISSY: But one thing- why add oppression?

I don't know.

This is a specific topic.

RIKKI: I remember my deaf friends from a while back...

Now, we don't really talk anymore

because it seems like they keep to themselves.

They stay in their same circle or clique.

Bums me out a little bit.

CHRISSY: Oppression sucks.

I know I have a lot of privilege, white privilege.

RIKKI: Same.

CHRISSY: Not as a woman, but as a person.

I have privilege and I accept that, I know-

RIKKI: Voicing and white privilege.

CHRISSY: Voicing privilege.

It's important to recognize and acknowledge that privilege.

RIKKI: It's not simple.

There's a lot of different things involved.

CHRISSY: Bias sucks.

I don't know why people have it in the community.

Why people are so strong headed about things.

Cochlear implants, hearing aids,

oral, speaking, whatever.

Just accept people for who they are.

New signers.

Fluent signers.

Whatever.

People are people.

RIKKI: And that's our rant for today.

Okay, not really a rant.

More like a discussion.

A really excited discussion.

Look, I love my deaf friends.

I love the deaf community.

I love the language and learning more.

It's just...

It's not perfect.

Well, nothing's perfect.

CHRISSY: It's important to recognize privilege,

recognize diversity.

Recognize who you are and how you fit into the community.

That's it.

RIKKI: If you have a goal,

if you want to meet that goal,

you have to be more open minded.

Because not everyone is perfect.

Not everyone is at the same level as you are.

CHRISSY: You aren't superior or

less of value for your experiences.

RIKKI: Hopefully, you learned something today.

Hopefully, you enjoyed the video.

Go watch Chrissy's videos.

Subscribe.

We'll see you later. Bye.

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Busan Map, Torbjorn Rework, & More Coming Soon! (Upcoming Overwatch Content & Updates) - Duration: 7:11.

What's up everybody this is Master Ian Gamer and today I'm going to talk about the many

important Overwatch updates and changes which we're going to be seeing pretty soon.

These include the new Busan map hitting live servers, the Torbjorn and Rialto reworks,

as well as the mysterious third new social feature.

So in this video I'm going to discuss what we know regarding these new updates, as well

as when we can expect to see each of them in game.

If you end up enjoying this video then be sure to Like, Sub, and hit the bell for more

Overwatch content.

Anyways, first up let's discuss the most immediate new content update, which is the

Busan Control map.

As we all know, this map was first revealed back in August, and was subsequently added

to the PTR.

At the time of me making this video, that was about three weeks ago, which also just

so happens to be the approximate amount of time that most new content additions remain

on the PTR before hitting live servers.

Now, looking at past maps which have been added, the longest a new map ever remained

on the PTR was Blizzard World, which took a total of 64 days to reach the live servers.

On the other extreme though, the most recently added map before Busan, being Rialto, only

sat on the PTR for 14 days.

However, given the map's imbalance, which I'll be talking more about in just a minute,

I think it's safe to say that this time frame was a little… shorter than it should

have been.

Getting new content to console players and those who can't access the PTR is important

and all, but not when we get things so unbalanced that Blizzard needs to go back and fix theme

later.

So, assuming that Blizzard wants to wait at least three weeks, Busan could be hitting

the PTR as early as this week, although I believe that it may turn out to be just slightly

longer.

Unless Blizzard officially announces its release date today, which, honestly could happen,

they're probably going to want at least a decent amount of time between announcement

and release.

We saw this happen with Wrecking Ball's release earlier this past summer, so there's

a good chance it'll happen again with Busan.

I would recommend planning to have it go live sometime next week, and that way if it does

come earlier, then it'll be a pleasant surprise!

Also there's a number of minor hero balance changes which will be accompanying Busan in

this same update.

I won't go into detail on them here, but if you want more information then I'll include

a card on screen to my video where I cover them in depth.

Now, while staying on the topic of new maps, let's talk about the Rialto rework.

Out of the different updates I'm going to mention today, this is the one which we'll

have to wait the longest for.

The reason being is that, relative to the other updates, this one was the most recent

to be announced, and based off of how long the Horizon rework was in development, it

could actually be some time before we see the fix for Rialto.

Now, based off of Jeff Kaplan's post about the map on the forums, Blizzard seemingly

has a few minor tweaks in mind which should suffice, but I wouldn't be surprised if

it ends up requiring more.

Going by the map stats he posted here, Rialto has an average 42.88% Attacker win rate.

Given that all maps ideally should have 50% for both Attackers and Defenders, this is

more than a little off.

In fact, comparing it to the win rates for the original Horizon, that map had 45.5% Defenders

win rate, meaning that currently, Rialto is significantly less balanced than Horizon was

back before it got reworked.

While we'll have to wait and see what all Blizzard has in store for saving Rialto, it

is the one thing which I don't think we'll necessarily see happening before the end of

this month.

And if we do see anything, it'll likely just be developer updates regarding the rework.

But, moving on now to a much more immediate change, we have the long time coming Torbjorn

rework.

Being the third major hero rework in recent Overwatch history, the first official confirmation

that he'd be getting a bit of love was announced more than seven months ago now, way back in

February.

Since then we have gotten some tidbits of information regarding the direction Blizzard

has in mind for him.

Mainly it seems that their goal is to make him more viable on offense, and part of this

includes increasing the efficiency of turret deployment and upgrading, along with either

significant changes or the entire replacement of his Molten Core ultimate.

Again, I won't go into tremendous detail regarding what we know about the changes here,

but if you're interested then I'll include a card on screen linking to my video on it.

Now as for the timeline of when we can expect to see this rework in game or at the very

least on PTR, it should be pretty soon.

One reason for this is simply how long Blizzard has been working on it and what they've

said.

For example, the currently known details of the rework were announced all the way back

in July, so if Blizzard at least had a remotely clear idea of what they wanted back then,

it's likely that they've made good progress by this point.

Now, the amount of time passed doesn't guarantee that it'll be soon, as other things could

have caused it to be delayed, and we simply don't know what all Blizzard is working

on internally.

However, another good indicator that it'll be soon comes from how Overwatch dev Scott

Mercer responded to a question about the the rework at the Overwatch Fan Festival.

The way he skeptically says he "didn't think it'd be in the next patch", presumably

referring to the same patch as Busan, indicates that Blizzard must be close to wrapping up

the rework.

That means it could very well be in the next patch following Busan, but if not then than

almost certainly in the one after that.

Either way, I'm confident that there will be new details on it if not the rework itself

on the PTR by the end of this month.

Now this brings us to the last major imminent update, which is the third and final new in

game social system.

I'm sure nearly everyone is familiar with this upcoming feature by now, but, having

been given a late summer, early fall release window, it's a bit surprising that we haven't

heard anything more about this feature since the addition of Endorsements and LFG back

in June.

Like the Torbjorn rework, we could easily see it in the patch following Busan.

However, as for what exactly this new social feature will be, I have to say that the most

likely thing is some kind of guild or clan system.

The game could certainly stand to benefit from a social feature like this, and I actually

made a whole video recently exploring the idea of Overwatch clans and what all they

could do for the game.

If you haven't seen that video, then you can check it out through the card on screen.

Overall, there are a lot of exciting new updates and changes coming to Overwatch that we can

expect to see pretty soon.

Following the conclusion of the Nano Cola Challenge mini event, Blizzard will need to

say or do something to catch people's interest again, so even if we don't get further news

on any of these four things I talked about today, we'll almost certainly be seeing

something!

But, let me know down in the comments below what you're excited for most in the near

future of Overwatch.

We just recently got that leak for the upcoming Halloween event, so maybe even that's what's

got your interest.

Be sure to vote in today's poll card, and check the pinned comment below for any further

updates on these topics!

If you enjoyed this video than be sure to leave a Like and share it with a friend if

you really liked it.

Subscribe and hit the bell to not miss my future Overwatch content, and follow me on

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This is Master Ian Gamer signing off, and until next time, have a great day!

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Power Morphicon 2018 | Vlog - Duration: 4:46.

Two weeks ago, it was Garden Grove.

Last week, it was San Francisco.

And now we're in Anaheim for Power Morphicon

If you do-

(TV Static)

If you don't know what Power Morphicon is,

It's a convention where ranger fans unite.

This is a really nice hotel.

The Hilton

They got a FedEx here.

Lots of guest service.

Yeah, just some nice lounging here.

Yeah, it's nice.

Atlantis tops it, but it's really nice here too.

They also have a big gym here.

25,000 square feet to be exact

[music]

We're currently waiting for the Ninja Steel panel.

And we just got a few seats.

[applausse]

BlackNerd: Next up we got Preston. the Ninja Steel blue ranger. Give it up!

PETER! [chanting]

BlackNerd: Next up, we got Sarah, the Ninja Steel pink ranger.

[cheering]

BlackNerd: Next up, we got Calvin, the Ninja Steel yellow ranger.

BlackNerd: Hailey, the Ninja Steel white ranger

[loudest applause]

Nico: And Kelson owns a restaurant in the heart of Auckland, Tony's Steakhouse, and that is also #highlyreccomended

Just got out of the Super Ninja Steel panel.

They just asked them questions about what life was like on the set,

and how those two years went by.

Beast Morphers was also introduced.

Looks really cool and it brings in some hacking and technical stuff.

We just had some food.

What are we doing now? We're going to the booth?

Chelsea: Yeah, we're gonna go to the booth and try to get some merchandise.

William: The idea is to leverage being a power ranger to get all the free stuff we can.

We're great. We are fantastic.

Right now, we are going to a mass at Crystal Cathedral.

Back at the hotel!

They got a nice bar here.

Sunflowers, drinks, seats, leather chairs, everything.

[music]

We ended up having breakfast at a little restaurant.

We went to Hillsong. Noe we're at this Cuban cafe/dessert place.

[music]

So that concludes the PMC vlog.

Hope you enjoyed it.

Sorry about it being a few weeks late.

Consider subscribing for the next video.

I'll see you then.

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In these dark times there's only one group of memes to call on.

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Each Uisge, Man-eating Shapeshifter - Scottish Folklore - Duration: 1:26.

Each Uisge

They are vicious creatures and it is better to stay away from them rather than being fascinated.

They are exactly like the Kelpie as mentioned in my Scottish Mythological creature video

in that they can shapeshift into either a handsome man or a beautiful horse or pony.

What makes them different is not in their appearance but the way they eat you.

They live mostly in lochs or the sea inlets of Scotland and just like the kelpie, they

would be so majestic, people just want to try and ride it.

By then it would secrete an adhesive to make you stick on it with no chance of escaping

then would drag you to the nearest body of water to drown you where you can try killing

it, but since you would be bound by the adhesive, its almost impossible.

Now once you drown, it would proceed in tearing your limbs apart devouring everything except

for your liver and some other internal organs which is left to float.

As I said earlier they are vicious, so if they get impatient they would rather attack

you straight on rather than seduce you.

So stay away from strangers or horses or human-horse hybrids that you see alone near a body of

water.

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How Tariffs Affect Utah Agriculture & Food - Full Episode - Duration: 28:51.

A great deal of attention has been paid to the

tariffs and the impact it has had on the rust belt

in Ohio, but what kind of affect does it have

here at home?

Hello again, and Welcome to The County Seat.

I'm Chad Booth. Today we are going to look at

Utah's agriculture industry and the squeeze

they are already feeling as a result of the trade

tariff war that is taking place thousands of miles

from the farm. We start with a look at what

tariffs are and how they affect goods at home.

Here is Andy Pierucci from the Utah

Department of Ag and Food to explain.

What exactly is a Tariff? Well in short, Tariffs

are a tax on imports. They're typically charged

as a percentage of the transaction price that a

buyer pays a foreign seller. Say an American

store such as Smith's buys 100 garden

umbrellas from China for $5 apiece, or $500.

The U.S. tariff rate for the umbrellas is 6.5

percent. Smith's would have to pay a $32.50

tariff on the shipment, raising the total price

from $500 to $532.50.

In the United States, tariffs -- also called duties

or levies -- are collected by Customs and Border

Protection agents at 328 ports of entry across

the country. Proceeds go to the Treasury. The

tariff rates are published by the U.S.

International Trade Commission in the

Harmonized Tariff Schedule, which lists all U.S.

tariffs.

Sometimes, the U.S. will impose additional

duties on foreign imports that it determines are

being sold at unfairly low prices or are being

supported by foreign government subsidies. It's

not always easy to match a specific product to a

specific tariff or to keep up with which products

from which countries are facing, say, special

anti-dumping duties.

The formation of the World Trade Organization

and the advent of trade deals like the North

American Free Trade Agreement among the

U.S., Mexico and Canada reduced tariffs or

eliminated them altogether. The average U.S.

tariff is one of the lowest in the world: 1.6

percent.

Recent trade disputes have led to an increase in

tariffs at home and significant retaliatory tariffs

abroad. Many of the retaliatory tariffs have

targeted American agricultural products.

Utah's agriculture and food industry contributes

more than $21 billion in sales annually and

employees hundreds of thousands of Utahns

both directly and indirectly. Agricultural exports

play a vital role in Utah's economy.

Agriculture has traditionally been a bright spot

in our nation's overall balance of trade and is

one of the top exporting industries in the State

of Utah. In 2017, Utah farmers, ranchers and

other food producers exported almost $1 billion

worth of food and agricultural products around

the world. So how do the talks in Washington

regarding trade and Tariffs affect the state of

Utah and our local farmers?

Chad will tackle that question in the discussion

when we return, for the Department of Food

and Agriculture I am Andy Pierucci.

Welcome back to The County

Seat we are continuing our

conversation today on tariffs and

their local impact on local

markets this always seem to play

on the national newscast but the

impacts at home are here.

Joining us for our conversation

are Miles Hanson the CEO of the

World Trade Center and Ron

Gibson a really good dairy

farmer of high quality out of his

dairy farm in Weber County and

is president of the Utah Farm

Bureau and thank you both for

joining us today.

Thanks for having us.

There are groups of people who

are hurt by this whole trade war

that is just has started up and

has people worried about it so

my first question is who has

been hurt what businesses have

been hurt by this?

I think broadly the impacts of the

tariffs that we have placed on

imports coming into China and

other places in retaliatory tariffs

have had a chilling impact on

Utah's economy and when you

see it in the agriculture and I will

let Ron touch on more but we

also see companies who are

importing and exporting so take

one example Barracks Imaging

they do high imaging for

companies their stock has

dropped over 20 percent

because a supply chain relies on

exporting to China components

and then reimporting those

components so their exporting

and importing multiple times

throughout their manufacturing

process they are getting killed by

tariffs so now they are

employing 1000 Utahns and look

at how do they adjust the supply

chain or how do they take their

business overseas is just one

example of the way that the

tariffs and the retaliatory tariffs

weigh the impact on Utah's jobs

and companies but also jobs

they keep.

So sometimes it's realistic to

assume that some of the guys

are getting tariffs multiple time

in manufacturing process?

Yes, exactly right. They are

importing components to

manufacturing and then they are

going to export whatever they

have done back to China they

are going to get hit with the

tariff on the import side and

then again on the e export from

China they will be hit with the

tariff again.

How do we relate the agriculture

side of this to Utah, practically

everybody I talked to say I don't

sell anything to China I don't

care I just produce locally but it

still has an impact how does that

work Ron?

Agriculture is extremely sensitive

to the tariffs because none of

the tariffs that we are under

now have not been placed under

the administration but the

retaliatory placed by other

countries so let me tell you how

that works. So with pork for

example right now has a 70%

tariff going into China 70 percent

wo what happens is we have a

tremendous amount of product

that has historically gone into

China wo when those animals do

not go into China they back up

here in the US and that lowers

the price of pork when you go to

the grocery store and pork is

basically free and I was there the

other day and you can get 10

bucks off about any pork

product in the store so that hurts

our beef market our poultry

products and protein products

it's the same thing with dairy

when we have a dairy product

that is not leaving the country

and has been exported in the

past then those products stay in

our country and that depresses

the prices for everybody. So

even though many of our

agricultural producers from Utah

have not been historically been

exporters the prices that they

receive for their commodities

are going to be depressed

because the is more of that

product on the market.

What kind of impact does that

have for you in dairy farming?

Over the last months we have

had at least a 70,000 dollar hit at

our farm because of the tariffs.

What is that relationship to gross

receipts is that is that significant

is that half?

It's about a quarter of our

monthly receipts.

That's enough that it can take

your profit margin.

Not only our profit margin you

are seeing in our state today I

would say the dairy industry has

been hit the hardest by this from

an agricultural perspective the

other agricultural industries in

the state will be affected in time

just like I talked about through

the economic model I just talked

about but not near as

immediate. Mexico has been

until the first of July has been

taking 25% of all of the dairy

exports from the US so when we

have a trade war with Mexico

that is a huge problem for us in

agriculture.

Isn't their some pressure on the

other side if China relies on us

for pork soybean or something

to feed their population and put

a tariff on imports doesn't that

eventually catch up with them?

Yes like all disputes are battle of

wars a trade war or a trade

dispute wherever we are on the

continuum like in all wars there

are casualties on both sides so

there is no question that in

China they are feeling the impact

of the tariffs that they have put

in place and I read one article in

Reuters a few days ago talking

about looking into November

and December the question is as

to whether or not there will be a

soybean shortage in China itself

there is no question the cost is

on both sides I think what is

important as policy makes is to

make sure that we have a frank

understanding of what the costs

of policy really are and then

have a clear understanding of

what the objective are of the

policies and then ask ourselves

how do we achieve those

objectives with the last amount

of costs to American companies

and consumers.

Knowing that these trade

policies were going to create

problems what kind of help has

the federal government been

willing to discuss to help the

agricultural community?

So President Trump announced

on the 24 of July a 12 billion

dollar aid package for those in

agriculture and it was registered

in the federal registry on the 24th

of August just sent out today on

the 4th of September now I

talked earlier about how my

family farm has been hit we feel

like 70,000 dollars a month over

the last two months the 12

billion dollar package that

President Trump put into action

is going to help me about 4000

dollars a month. So the reality is

it sounds like a big number but

it's really not going to help

agriculture in a way that people

think it might and its definitely

not the kind of subsidy that

people think it might be. The

most important thing we have to

understand about this is that

these relationships that we have

built as an industry are with

people when we talk about

trading with we are not trading

with a country we are trading

with people and businesses in

Mexico and we have those trade

relationships that have been

built over decades and when the

government gets in the way of

this and puts taxes on these kind

of things that ruins and breaks

these relationships and gives

other people and other

businesses in other countries

opportunists to come and take

our markets and its extremely

concerning to me about all the

ag markets and one thing we are

noticing in our business is that

right now the contracts for grain

going to China are not

forwarding contracts that we

normally do so China brought in

last year they got 2/3rds of their

soybeans from the US so think

about that they cannot find

enough soybeans other places in

the world to not buy any from us

but if they only buy a third of

their soybeans this year that is

going to leave a whole bunch of

soybeans back on the market

here in the US.

Which will get turned into soy

milk which will then compete

with dairy.

And that is going to be a

problem.

Let's talk about winners and

losers for some people watching

this will say it's unfortunate for

the ag industry but if the cost of

milk is down if the cost of

soybeans is down is that good

for US consumers? How does

that trade off work out can you

put that into context for us?

I don't think it will be good for

Utah consumers or US

consumers and here is why. The

agricultural industry is in its

fourth year of depressed prices

and fourth year of depressed

economy and its tough it was

tough before the tariffs came

into place agriculture provides

something for our community

that is intangible it's not so much

an economic value although the

economic value of agriculture in

Utah is very big it's more than

that it is part of our community

just imagine a state that has no

sweet corn or no local tomatoes

no local dairy and beef I don't

want to live in that kind of state

if all we have are roof tops and

we don't have any sustainability

that is one thing that really

scares me.

Right and in addition to that Ag

industry contributes 21.5 billion

dollars to the Utah economy so if

you think about healthy farmers

they play a very vital role in

communities across the state

and then multiple the effect on

what the ag industry is doing

accounts for a very significant

driver of economic growth in the

state.

Well there are two issues that

that brings up and one of them is

once you lost that advantage it's

really hard to gain it back.

It's impossible.

So then we permanently

dependent on we are no longer

self-sufficient I think the second

point just as a wrapping up point

is that most people do not

realize that the agricultural

impute to our state's economy is

also capture in tourism and fairly

significantly and so I think its

number 2 and 3 as far as

economic impact am I correct on

that statement?

Top 5 for sure I think you have to

be correct I think Ron would

know better than anybody.

Yes,

Okay gentlemen any last

thoughts.

Well the last thought that I have

is just because you might save a

few pennies on the ground and

that is not good for long-term

and if the trade wars are bad we

have to understand that tariffs

that we have had countries that

have taken advantage of our

trade relations over the years I

personally am grateful to have a

President that is trying to fix that

we as an organization disagree

with his actions and how heh is

doing it but it is refreshing at

least to know that people are

noticing and trying to help fix the

situation that we find ourselves

in we need free trade we need

fair trade.

I agree with that I think one final

point I have not met anyone that

disagrees with the objective that

we need to update NAFTA and

find ways to improve it but need

to hold China accountable for

some unfair trade practices

there seems to be a unanimous

consensus these are worthy

objectives and the Trump

administration is working very

hard to accomplish those

objectives what I am hearing out

in the business community here

in Utah is that the process in

which we are trying to achieve

those objectives has a lot of

collateral damages we need to

understand the costs of the

current approach and ask

ourselves is there a better way

of accomplishing those

objectives and that is one thing

that we as business leaders

make sure we are out front and

driving that conversation.

Thank you gentlemen for your

time appreciate it when we

come back with The County Seat

we are going to go on the

ground to look firsthand how the

tariffs already in place are

hurting local food growers.

Welcome back to The County Seat. Utah

agriculture is already taking a hit from tariffs,

not only at the dairy farm, but in the apple

orchard as well. How is that possible, We find

out On the Ground.

So here at Cherry Hill Farms we have tart

cherries apples and peaches. So you look on this

apple here and this is one that got beat up by

the hail marks and you look at one underneath

that didn't get any of the hail marks on it and

you're looking for the cream color with the red

and that's what people like in a gala.

The size of this farm here in Utah is about 600

to 700 acres our main market is here in Utah we

sell to Walmart to Smiths to Associated and

they have been really good customers to us

I get to work with my kids as much as they want

to work with me I get to be outside and I get to

work with a lot of really good men who come

and help us on our farm

We are here in a peach block, and these trees

this is an Angela's Peach there is not a whole lot

on here because we got hit with frost this spring

and so what is here is what we are here to get

the few that are here

There's going to be issues this coming fall that

we are already starting to feel as the other

growers in the united states that aren't shipping

exporting are now starting to push their

product into Utah and into these areas and

that's starting to crowd and have and over

supply and that's pushing the market and price

down in these markets so that's the struggle we

are going to run into this fall unless something

happens quickly with these tariff wars.

So as we plan for the future for this coming

marketing here we hope that good heads

prevail and the tariff wars will come to an end

and we will come to some sort of agreement

that opens up these doors for exports, if that

doesn't happen we have to look at how we are

doing business here on the farm and figure out

what are we going to do to prepare and how

are we going to change our inputs our costs

what are we going to do so that we can stay in

business at a lower price apple or a lower price

peach or a lower price piece of fruit

There's got to be a happy medium somewhere

out there and we just have to figure out how to

get to it there are too many good people

involved and I think hey will get it resolved and I

think it will take a little bit longer then we want

but it will get resolved at some point

I'll be right back with some closing thoughts.

As I have been putting my portion of this show

together, I have reinforced one thing I already

knew, and learned something I didn't know

before.

The thing I already knew was the nature of the

farmer or the rancher. I have been blessed to

know and work with many of them across the

state. They are a great bunch of people and I

wouldn't trade that friendship for anything. You

know, it always seems that no matter what you

throw at them, how many bad crops, new

regulations, tariffs or what ever it may be, they

always seem to have a kind of practical

optimism about their future, and a desire to

stay on the land and do what they love. Curtis

Rowley might not have the fanciest office, or a

private jet, but it is obvious that he loves what

he does and intends to keep doing it someway

or another. Personally, that is inspiring to me at

this particular point in my life.

The thing I learned was

that the relationship between China holding

U.S. debt and our trade deficit with them are

not connected directly. If you listen to the talk

on the street and the twitters from the White

House, you would, like me, conclude that the

unfair trade agreements and trade deficits are

causing our national deficits. However, as I

have researched this connection if there is any

connection, it is just the opposite. It is our

budget deficits that indirectly set us up for

trade deficits.

Any entry level economics class will teach you

that persistent or large budget deficits decrease

Gross Domestic Product, which means we make

less and have less to export, on the other hand,

when we import a great deal, foreign investors

from other countries end up with lots of surplus

U.S. dollars, they can't spend them at home

easily so they invest in in our treasury bonds

and thereby hold our debt. Our excess

purchases of their products create the foreign

wealth that ends up holing our debt, (about 1/3

of it).

So, as a result it seems to me that while we

think that by reducing the trade deficit by using

tariffs to get better trade deals will decrease the

national debt. The opposite would be true as

that only by reducing our debt does that capital

stay in the private sector leading to better GDP

and more to export at a fair price.

Better trade deals won't fix our ability to be

more productive until we learn that when

government is taking all the money to loan and

applying it to their feckless spending, it leaves

less for us who actually produce thing that we

could export.

That's my two cents worth. I hope for the sake

of rural Utah; the trade war ends soon. Thanks

for watching and we will see you next week on

The County Seat.

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The Nun dominates the global box office, Mision Impossible 6 reach 700 million, The Meg and more. - Duration: 5:23.

Hello movie lovers, welcome to

my channel in this Box Office Monday

Next, we are going to discover the global box office

of the current movies

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subscribe to be updated about the global box office weekly

the movies will be presented according to

their domestic box office

grossed last weekend

however, in each movie's report,

I am going to give information about their global box office

let's start

the nun debuted at number 1 at the domestic box office

setting a new box office record

for the conjuring franchise

Warner remains in the top of the domestic box office

for 5 weeks in a row

that proves the success of this franchise

building their own universe just like Marvel

The Nun lead the US box office

grossing 53.5 million

that allowed the movie to be the second

highest grossing horror film, It keeps its

number one spot

Internationally, the film grossed

77.5 million in 60 markets

becoming the highest grossing horror film in

19 countries such us

brazil where it grossed 6.8 million

Indonesia where it grossed 7.7 million

Spain where it grossed 3.3 million

the main market for the film after the US

is Mexico, where it grossed 10.7 million

its global box office is 131 million so far

with a budget of 22 million

the final box office projections for this film is between 300 and 400 million

considering that it has pending releases in big markets such as france

south korea, ilaty, rusia

and japan

in second place is another Warner film

that accomplished to have its movies in the first and second position

for 4 weeks in a row at the domestic box office

after 25 years

the global box office for this movie is

164 million

after 4 weeks

there are still pending releases in

the UK, Mexico and Japan

the 3er position belongs to Jennifer Garner's new movie

Peppermints follows the story of a woman who lost her family

and she take the decision to do justice

on her own

the film debuted with

13.2 million at the domestic box office

Internationally, it released in 17 countries

grossing 1.4 million

its global is 14.6 million

with a budget of 22 million

a very weak release that confirms

Jennifer's movie career is going down

However there is chance to save this film

that could be a hit overseas

right now the movie is in small international markets

the the biggest markets are yet to come

The meg is at the 4th position

very close to reach 500 million worldwide

at the 5th position is Searching

its global box office is 32 million so far

with pending releases in France

Australia, Germany, Brazil

Mexico, Russia and Japan

out of the top 5, we find Mission Impossible 6

and Tom Cruise that has many reasons to celebrate

due to that this film is the best one in the franchise at the

domestic box office where it grossed

212 million so far

in addition, this film has surpassed the 700 million milestone

reaching the 726 million worldwide

being the highest grossing film ever in Tom Cruise's acting career so far.

those were the highest grossing films last week

for this upcoming weekend we have the release of

Fox's The Predator

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