hey guys in this video I'm gonna be teaching you how to get a mentor so what
is a mentor mentorship is defined as a relationship in which a more experienced
or more knowledgeable person helps to guide a less experienced or less
knowledgeable person towards the goal so a lot of people are really confused and
go about getting him into a wrong I get tons of emails a month about people
asking to be mentored by me and I know if I get up a bunch then people like
Gary Vee Grant Cardone and ty Lopez and other big business people are getting
loads of requests so here's the big deal you do not need their permission to be a
mentee go out and consume everything that they put out go buy all of their
books all of their courses and actually you don't even have to pay just look up
stuff on YouTube read blog posts about them everything you can find consume it
if they have taken the time to make a course or write a book they did that so
that you can learn I got a whole bunch of emails on dating advice and my top
videos were actually about dating so what I did was I made an entire course
of premium content just teaching you how to find get and keep your dream girl now
you're gonna get much more out of that than if you're just asking me a simple
question the difference is you searching for my content versus you asking me to
give you the content most of the time the mentors you love already have put
out a ton of content you just have to look for it the difference is you
putting in the work versus me putting in the work so don't ask go seek out their
stuff another thing I'm going to hit on is that books are Mentors last year I
read over 300 books and it changed my life my income my relationships is just
life-changing books for me are the best form of Mentors
this is just for me though I haven't really had the opportunity to be around
wise and older mentors but I can definitely read their books books on
money books on relationship books on sales funnel books on health they say if
you read four books on any topic you're in the top 90% of the population that
knows information about that topic so imagine how much more reputable you
would seem if you read just one book a month in your industry they say an
average CEO reads over 52 books a year and that's because there's always
something new to learn there's - always changes happening and they have to stay
on top with cutting-edge business so you need to do the same to keep learning
also there's three ways to learn you can learn from someone else you can learn
from what someone else wrote down and you can learn from your own mistakes
which one do you think is the easiest I also want to answer the question why do
you need a mentor so how did you learn to walk when you were a baby you watched
other adult professional walking humans walk no really that's how you learned we
can copy this strategy and use it to learn almost
anything else if you want to learn how to ride a unicycle shout out to Brandon
if you want to learn how to animate shout out to Yusef if you want to learn
how to create an awesome sales funnel shout out to Clarke you learn from the
experts my favorite way my favorite way to learn
is to learn from other people and that includes books this is why I mentorship
is so important if you're a fan of evolution you know that a species that
learns from its own mistakes does not live as long as a species that learns
from the mistakes of others it will just survive longer you can do the same by
learning from other people's mistakes also on mentorship I want to talk about
the differences between mentoring and hand-holding so when I was creating my
dating course I had Alex from create and go mentoring me he had created a couple
courses before and I needed help in the course creation process so he helped me
now he wasn't holding my hand but he was there to double-check my work and answer
any questions that I had we sent e-mails back and forth he would answer them in
video format and I got a lot out of just seeing his thought process about course
creation and getting more sales now notice how he didn't do the work for me
he just showed me the way this is something else that's very important
mentors aren't there to hold your hand they have a lot of other obligations but
they're there to guide you help you along the way
a lot of people think that mentors are there to do the work for them but in
reality a mentorship is when a mentor shows you the way not gives you the way
another little tip I want to give you guys is that when you're looking for
Mentors see if they have any mentors a lot of books I've read cite other books
and if I see a book cited more than twice I immediately buy that book you
can do the same with mentors maybe a lot of people have looked up to Tony Robbins
maybe a lot of people have cited Gary Vaynerchuk so what's the difference
between a mentor and a coach a mentor is deeply invested in a personal
relationship with the person that you're trying to improve the secret here is
that they have an emotional relationship with you and they want to see you
succeed now what's a coach a coach is usually paid and they're not necessarily
invested they just want the money but they have the skills and knowledge to
teach you the difference is that if you fail one of them is going to feel bad
and that's going to be a mentor so do you want to be around other people who
can mentor you you want me to be your mentor do you want a way you can track
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The County Seat Utah Legislative Process - Duration: 28:51.
Hello everybody welcome to this week's episode of the county seat I'm your host Chad booth we are at the Capitol today
In one of the conference rooms that is usually very busy during the session
it's appropriate because this room is where weekly all the county officials from across the state meet the treasurer's the
recorders the Assessors the commissioners the sheriff's to talk with legislators about pending legislation to make sure
That the policies the state makes does not have a crippling effect on the counties, or you as its citizens
So that's the topic of our show today to see how important this relationship is between County elected officials and state legislators
We're going to start by trying to understand the mechanics of the process we will do that with this week's tutorial with Brigham Larson
Thanks, Chad over
the course of the next few months if you visit your County Commission
Offices or almost any other office at your county seat for that matter
You might find them oddly empty, but I can tell you with all honesty
That is a good thing
From January through the start of March many of your county officials will be finding their way over and over again to Salt Lake City
And Capitol Hill as the Utah legislative season moves forward, but don't worry it isn't parties or dinners bringing them
It's hard work to make sure that the legislature knows best how to help your local counties
To understand why this is important, let's first learn what it is that the legislature does?
the Utah Legislature consists of two bodies the Senate and the House of
Representatives together these two bodies of government work together to draft and approve new laws
Ordinances and budgets what makes the Utah Legislature different from other legislatures across the country, it's too simple
but very
Important details speaker the House Greg Hughes explained it to me when I met with him earlier this month our state legislature has been in
In our state constitution we have 45 calendar days
45 calendar days actually include Saturday and Sunday, but we don't really come in on those days, so we really have about 31
working days
to put to review bills House and Senate and
In committees as well as on the floor, and then put our whole state budget together, and so we are on a very fast-paced
It's one of the shortest General Sessions of any state in America
Even the governor says the buzz on the L is because of this busy season here it's a beehive of activity
I don't pun intended at the Beehive State but a lot of things will happen
I know that they hear a myriad of pieces of legislation being talked about over 1200 pieces
I expect they'll pass around 500 the second factor ties in with the first the Senators and Representatives
are part-time
legislators these men and women while making sure laws are written and passed still have to eke out an existence just like you or I
They've got jobs and businesses to get back to which motivates them to keep on pace and wrap up a session
It also means that they know the struggles their communities are facing because they are there on the ground right along with you
But how does all of that tie back to County leadership?
On some level each and every law that is written and considered by lawmakers on Capitol Hill
Will have an effect on your County?
If that changes to medicating you talk you can count on the county needing to step in and help to administer those changes
If the state level law is established such as new drinking limits
It's gonna fall on the sheriff to get involved and help enforce those laws
To make sure that the right changes are made and the county's concerns are heard state lawmakers rely on County leaders like
commissioners to step up and make their voices heard
That's why on any given day most if not all of the county's leadership can be found in Salt Lake talking with legislators
Attending meetings and giving testimony on how a new law will affect their County
So now you know why you might find your county offices empty during the beginning months of a year to help us understand better
How counties in the legislature work together? We'll be right back with our panel?
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Why do County officials spend so much time at the legislature where there are other elected officials?
Doing the business of the state well
We're going to continue that conversation and answer the questions on how important it is for County officials to be
Engaged with the legislature to make sure both sides are represented joining us today is a sheriff from Weber County Terry Thompson
we have representative Lee Perry district 29 in northern, Utah from the House of Representatives here at the
Legislature, and we have Breton Coburn who is a Davis County Commissioner gentlemen. Thank you for taking the time
I know this isn't at your leisure, but it'll be a good conversation
That's somebody else's leisure. I'm sure
Exact and we start with you
Lee as to how important it is for you to get input from these guys when you are working on legislation
Well as a member of the house representatives
one of the titles in front over the speaker's desk says Vox Populi which is voice of the people in order for us in the
house to do our job right we have to be in touch with the people and
in order to do that you have to reach out to county officials city and mayor's and
Reach out to the citizens as well
But these folks in the county are as close to anybody in our communities as we can get
Specific to law enforcement and the things that go on in individual counties, and I represent two counties Weber in boxelder
So I have to reach out to my commissioners in both areas the sheriff's in both areas and long as the mayors of City Council
and it's critical because
Otherwise we wouldn't be doing what we're committed to do and that's represent the people
But there would be an argument that would say okay. Well if it's Vox Populi
You're representing the people your constituents getting in touch with you they complain about something
And then you respond and build a law so aren't you fulfilling your obligation there. I am but quite often
They'll go to the sheriff or the commissioner and say oh, this is this is something we got to fix and sometimes
It's not something that can be fixed just in the county level it has to be fixed to the state level
And then that's when we get involved so what happens
Just the sausage come out, right
Boy, and all the times I've had people come to me and say that Lee Perry's got this all wrong
And I'm just teasing and Lee and I have a lot of things we discuss and we occasionally have
We occasionally look at things differently right and have different perspectives, but really on Lee's part and really with all of our representative
Weber County I can't tell you how really wonderful they are
Because they're open they allow us to come visit with us to let us sit down with us
And they get pulled in a thousand different directions up here particularly this time of year and so
What I've tried to do in my area is try to keep in touch with them all year long, right?
I don't try to wait until you know the legislators come and I need to talk to him and so
Occasionally Mae Lee may have accused me of being just a little bit annoying or obnoxious
Because he gets emails from me all year
Every week sometimes several a week because I want him to know what's going on
We were counting what's important to us
And how can he make really informed and educated?
Decisions here if he doesn't know that one of the recurring themes that has come up is this a good point
One of the recurring things that comes up that I've heard a lot from
Counties in the decade that I've been working closely with counties and these programs is you know the legislature?
you know they they will put passed a new law and give us a requirement and
And they look good because they cut their budget and then we have to pick up the slack in our County revenues
And we have unfunded mandates never happens
Just like it happens from the federal government and that and that's the trick and that's we're listening to the county officials
and
Hopefully they see these bills coming and that's why we tell the public as well as especially the county officials watch the bills
There's a lot of them come up. I mean I've seen bills even right now as a state representative
I'm like wow this is a bill that somebody's running
I they start to get numbered and I don't get to see them and tell they're numbered until they're out there, so
It can be a little bit of a shock for me to all this in a way that wait a minute
And that's where I reach out to
Ricky hatch and and Marla young our
Recorders up their inbox that are in Weber County about things that have to with election law I reached out to the sheriff and say
Sheriff how's this gonna affect your Jail he and sheriff Thompson is by far one of the best sheriffs
I've ever seen the state for communicating with legislators like he said he sends his emails noxious thing I mentioned
It's good, and I'm I'm grateful
I work in law enforcement
Full-time and so I see a lot of the things and I know a lot of the things that he's sending to me
But I can tell you knowing my counterparts aren't in law enforcement and the information he's providing to all those legislative leadership and leaders is
Critical for them to understand and know so that when they hit this session if somebody throws a bill out, they're not caught off guard
So I love the communication we have because it helps not get these unfunded mandates funding and obviously is a big deal
And we're trying to be a fiscally responsible state
I just can't I just
Imagine that the pressure on the legislature from from groups that want their own bidding and their own piece of legislation some of it
Protectionists, I want to keep other people out of my trade and something. I just imagine it's a huge amount of pressure
How do you sort through it?
That's difficult
That's where I reached out to constituents in that's where having expertise in the field comes in
It's having people I can reach out to and talk to because on my own
It's just like you said you can't be a jet you can't know it all and if I don't have good
Sources to reach out to and that includes lobbyists sometimes they bring information to me that it's beneficial even though sometimes
They're representing a need and they want to go for that specific need hearing from their side
and then hearing from the opposite side is always beneficial to kind of way out and the thing I always put the back of my
Mind what is best for the taxpayers and all the citizens of Utah so?
That leads me to an interesting point and all of you can
Pass judgment on this or putting your two cents worth
When you say lobbyists the general the general reaction of people is that oh my gosh what horrible despicable
scum-sucking
people they are
but but you bring up a good point is that that in certain areas they bring a level of expertise and connection to
Things that might be a problem
Are they value are they a valuable resource other than for campaign and contributions I?
Think so I mean I think they I think they bring
information and
whether it's them themselves or they bring us the people that have the information we need I think they do bring a value to the
Table, and I think they're a conduit for a group
You know you've got a whole group of folks who you know Lee can sit down with all of us
And so you have that representative and yeah?
That lobbyist that can sit down and convey you know your your interest and your concerns
one-on-one with them
and
There's some value in that well the the importance that I find in the lobbyist and I think the Sheriff would probably agree here is
Is we still have?
Things that we're doing every day in administering our respective offices back in our counties
Yes, you know the county work still goes on and that that needs to be taken care of we can't be down here
every moment of that 45 days and
Addressing and taking advantage of you know these folks are so busy
That you only get them in real quick snippets of time and having that lobbyist here to convey that message and have them
be here to
walk these halls and be
Ready to convey that message
So you guys are thinking in terms of like represent ative or the sheriffs Association and Utah sociation and counties tell?
From a state legislator standpoint, I know you were interrupted getting here
and and so I know how valuable your time is how can this process improve with constituents and
And and they're trying to access and how the counties work with you. How what would make your life better as a legislator representing them
Well if people would would look at the things before they come
That's the honest truth is we realize there's lots of bills out there
Find out what your expertise in areas and watch the legislative website and and mark in there and say hey
I want to track anything that deals with this particular area
and then reach out to us and let us know and
Know that your county officials are watching out for this so if you see it, and you say hey
Maybe representative Perry won't respond back to me. I try to
Represent them and respond back as best. I possible, but I also have you know not everybody you may have my phone number
But I guarantee it sheriff Thompson does
So they have my ability to reach me and they're good conduits
So if you see it reach out to the sheriff reach out to the commissioners reach out to those those leaders and say hey
We got to get this message to represent in Perry that this is a big deal to us in Weber County Box Elder County
Davis County wherever we are in the state of Utah, that's a great cause make an example of that
So we've got we've got an organization Weber County that is absolutely critical to and we think goes goes it was
As far as I'm concerned my 30 years of existence and law enforcement
There's no other organization that does more for the demographic that we deal with
Our past offenders and getting them back on track and addressing that recidivism
It's called cottages of hope
Not to most people and I was a little skeptical years ago when I first heard it kind of sounds generic like other places
This group does more for our community, and we could do a whole segment on it
but but they
What they do is they they have all the community resources under one roof a lot of these folks even if you've got resources
You can't get them there
We we have we get them through one door and we deal with everything from financing budgeting
We get them into in some really good paint not just minimum wage some good jobs, and we get them
You know we work on on their on their tax returns that many haven't done for years their credit scores
We get them in transportation housing and then we plug them in we have good relationship with adult probation parole
Weber Human Services Midtown clinic people helping people and we bring it all under one roof
I mean, it's just unbelievable what they do for folks in
Ogden is a unique community
And they do more for that community than you can possibly imagine and and we brought we got this from the Bay Area
Which is an area that you know something's gonna work? You're gonna find out. It's gonna work. They're not it's phenomenally successful
So I brought all my legislators together
most all of them and
Leaves very familiar with it brought them all together last week set him down brought them all up to speed and said here's the problem
They've they've primarily existed off of funding that has passed through federal funding state grants, but for some reason
And we don't know why it's starting. It's starting to dry up well
Who's the guy?
That's gonna figure that out, or who's the people the folks are gonna
Help us figure out where the problem is to keep this funded because it is so critical to the community Lee and other state
representatives
They're the ones that can dig into it and help us provide that ongoing funding to keep it
Effective and and and so that's just a good example of how I could work with my local officials bring them together set them down
Bring in those folks have them run up the give them a a
A good up-to-speed here's what's going on this what we're doing this
We're saving the the community in the state millions by getting people back on track and productive and contributing
How can the legislature and not necessarily an individual representative but as a system?
Help you be better informed to get things pre-planned a little bit better
I you know Bill's surface all the time and they just appear out of nowhere. They don't really seem an interim committee
Is there is that like the biggest problem the constituents and counties have is not knowing what guys are thinking so?
It boils in my mind it boils down to a simple thing is communication and having the relationship
and
I think generally speaking you know speaking from a body perspective
It's there, but folks get so busy, and you're and you're running a million miles an hour and sometimes you might
They might not think to bring somebody in or whatever
But but just keeping an open dialogue in the having trust with one another and being being very
candid on
On issues gentlemen this has been a great conversation. Hope it's helped you at home
Thank you for joining us for this part will continue by taking a personal look at what it takes to actually navigate the legislature
From a legislators perspective when we come back get your track shoes up
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It's the birthplace of outwalk Butch Cassidy and adventurer Philo T, Farnsworth
Some of the best seen in Utah is at equal point you've got camping Canyon breeze golf course crusher in the touchers beaver territorial courthouse
snowmobiling renewable energy pioneer Car Show squeaky cheese goes down six-four best water in the country by ATV trails old frisco killed for Suri's flooding
fishing
Place to live beaver county mountains. Have fun. I could tell you more. What are you gonna see it for yourself?
Welcome back to the county seat. We've gotten ourselves up to speed and had a really good conversation
I would like to add that if you would like to see the long form
version of the conversation we just had on the show you can go to our
Website you can go to our youtube channel or our Facebook page and watch the entire
Conversation we had with the sheriff the Commissioner and the legislature
Right now we want to let you see the personal side of what it takes to make the legislature move
So we decided to put a secret camera in behind one of the state legislators on a typical day
Early in the session before it gets too crazy. Just to see well. How busy and what it is they do
I'm Kevin Stratton. I represent House District 48
That's northeast pro-bowl northeast Orem and the East half of Glendon. Oh good to see you always
Yeah, only 40-watt forty three and a half days level now yeah
I'm on the road at six. We have some coalition's and caucuses
generally by seven o'clock
And then we move into committee meetings
as we begin the session we begin to set the tone for the 45 days our legislative session at 45 days the
shortest in the nation yet
we have the best manage state then so we're running very very fast as we go through that process we need to make sure we
Establish a good foundation rhythm to build upon we work on our budget. That's the first priority
We started the day in in some caucus some
Coalition meetings great different stakeholders and issues related to the family
issues related to
social concerns within our state there's a great foundation to build upon and the things are taking place there and then
we have our appropriations main team the first thing that we do as a
Legislature so our first order is to balance the budget so we have beginning of this session
fairly intense
appropriations, hearings right now
For example it's our gold by the end of January to have our base budget completed. We really scrutinize
How we're spending the money now?
To make sure that we're affecting the fishing and all that we're doing take care of what I say every penny now
We're going to the House floor
to take care of some
Daily business will potentially hear a few bills
we're moving bills out of drafting into sighting into committees and then passing some of our legislation over the Senate as well I
Had several meetings with
individuals
Ivan I'm working on others with some of the agency heads that I share a
natural resource environment and the agricultural committee we don't want to punish I
Certainly the the very thing where we value and desire we can do that sometimes with the policies so Thank You mr. Chair
This afternoon there's more committee meetings appropriations meetings and Standing Committee meetings
So we just need to be prepared to answer those questions and give an accounting yes recognized especially in the house
We are the voice of the people
Government is not over people but government is by the people and
In order to for us to govern all three plus million of us in the state you thought we need to have a good understanding
Good transparent communication on once what's taking place the directions are being pursued it's such a smorgasbord of
just fascinating issues certainly, but behind those issues are people and
People's lives and so it's really the relationships and interacting with
wonderful great the great people of the state of Utah
And those that are seeking to promote the good the things that are there we have
Everything that we need we can recognize
certainly
What we've been given the stewardship spur for us
and we build a wonderful foundation for the future those that are here and the rising generation I
Don't know about you, but right now. I'm feeling like I need to put on running shoes. Just to keep up anyway
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Welcome back to the county seat let's recap our show so far for this week first off. We learned the relationship between the counties and
The legislature and how the mechanics of that all works in our tutorial then we looked at some of the examples in our
conversation of
How it has done well and where we've missed the boat in certain examples of the importance of counties working together with state
legislators
Then we took a personal look at how much work
Actually takes place in a very short window of time up here by following a state legislator around for half a day
And I point out that was only half a day
So what do we take away from all this? There's one element in the process?
That's still not being dealt with and that is you and me as citizens we
Rely on people to make best decisions in our interest when legislation is being passed
But we do have access to the legislative process
And it's just like the political process of electing people we complain about the problems in our electoral process
in our legislative process
But we ourselves
Do not get engaged until it's just a matter of a slogan a phrase or a concept
What's really important for us to be more engaged in the beginning levels of this to actually go on to the legislative site like?
representative Perry said and as citizens take the time to try and understand the impact laws have before they're passed and
Make our contributions and our thoughts these guys are all at the legislature lay legislators
They are not professional policymakers. They are they are law enforcement officers and attorneys and salesmen and
Housewives in some cases. They're just the entire spectrum of population that do their duty to try and pass laws and
Represent you your input is very important
That's my two cents worth is we need to get more engaged you can go to the Senate site
You can go to the legislative site at the Utah gov and you can start the process of learning more
Thank you for being with us as always on the county seat remember that you can share us on social media
You can interact with us on social media during the week
and you can follow the a county seat on Facebook will try and give you updates of things that are happening during the week as
news breaks
Thanks. We'll see you next week on the county seat
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O CARRO ASSASSINO! - Duration: 12:13.
What's up guys?
Hey Boltz, are you there man?
Boltz
- Hi - Are you there Suzi?
- Hi, couple -
Let's play, guys
- Suzi doesn't want to play -
So go f* yourself, Suzi - Don't you wanna play? -
- Let's play - - Nice -
Hello? Sorry, now we can't play anymore
We invited two others
We invited Gustavo Lima and Lucas Lucco
Your mic is ridiculous - Is it not working properly? -
No, of course it's normal - Maybe it's just an echo, then, from the room -
I think it's from you webcam - Oh, yeah, that's it -
You're so dumb, man, oh my God
- Is it working now? - Now, it's really f*ing good
And Suelen didn't say it wasn't good your mic
- I didn't notice to be honest - I can see that
- Come here - There's a squad coming here, help
I'm free-flying
I landed all wrong on the electric wire
Oh my, I touched the electric wire and I took a shock
- Oh no -
Are you crazy, bro? Jumping around
I'm getting shot even with my glasses on
I can see that there's one running over there
but I can't do nothing
I'm going to aim this guys, I'll try to make a head shot
If I don't, you'll die and that's what happen
- There are three of them over there - - Shay is down -
Ouch, almost a head shot
Yes man, a head shot
Did you die, love?
I thought I've saved you
I gave 2 head shots here on that losers
What the hell?
I'll lay down
It's move or die
Take that
I won't die to this guy
I'll throw gasoline on him
- He's running over there - Where is he?
He's here, ouch
I'll lay down
I'll get up, noob
I'm up
Give a shot
I lay down
He's confused
I'm up again
I give another shot
- Right over there, straight to you -
- On the circle, right other the whole -
I'm dead
No, not this jump that I wanted
That's was the one, for sure
Relax, don't worry
I'm fat, I don't fit in, what's happening?
I'll put my gun on a side and..
What's up Neymar, you good, bro?
Neymar it's here on the chat
Hi, Ney, thanks for watching, man
They watch us, you see?
(Fer, I'm hope you fail on Major)
What thee hell, bro?
Why don't youu tell that for Boltz?
Not cool
No, baby, come here with us
Here on that part, come here
I'm tilted already, I'll close stream
I'm tilted on stream
I'm high of gasoline
Look where I landed, I'm so good on this game
I'll jump the window
There isn't a place to land well here
Yes, there's nothing here, I just jumped - Just jump -
I jumped, and jumped on you, what?
What's that? *Boltz singing brazilian song: Se Joga*
You got that reference right, bro? - You see? -
He likes brazilian funk
If you know, you know
Just the ones that know are with us
Now I'm serious, who asked to land here on that part of the map?
No, baby, let's land here, come with us
What a terrible place
(Fer in your opinion, who's gonna be the Major's MVP? Henrique, Lucas or Boltz?)
What a great joke, oh my God
that was a nice joke, man - very good -
that was not cool, for Boltz I thought it was funny
to Henrique and Lucas I didn't like it
And for Boltz it was funny because he's a loser - That's me -
Is it possible to go up on that stairs, guys?
Let's see
No, it's not - It wwas a nice joke -
No Suelen, it wasn't good
Everybody voted negative to the joke
He's asking for you, Boltz, to say "Hi" to him on the chat
- Hello, your son of a b* -
- You're too agressive today -
What's happening, guys?
Whar are you.. There's a car passing here very fast
It's not possible, man, people are joking in the game
No man, I'll shot the flat tire - I can't find a backpack, if you see one tell me -
I'm with a backpack for a long time
I changed to the level two and now I'm with the level 3
and you didn't find one
Nice, Suelen, nice - Not even one -
You're playing nice
- We're f*ed - I'm seeing wheree the shots come from, no I'm just listening
I saw it - Where is it? -
South.. S on the stone, I got one
I'm chasing the guy here, I don't care, I'm all alone
- I'll get him on the back -
I'm sure it's a trap
Let him shoot me if he's that good
- He's there on the stone, yet -
- He's there - - No -
Oh my, I almost surfed like Medina now, Hello Medina
Medina from surf
Let's go. Baby you know what we got here close to us?
- What? - A car ready to go
- Just because you said that, I won't give you something -
There's no car
What the hell? Are you gonna step on my head, are you nuts?
Boltz wanna catch these, you can throw, I'm faster
Oh my, two? You f*ed me
Give me one, I'll shoot the other tire
Jesus, I'll put some weight here too
- Me too - Or we'll fall
I hope we explode
If we fall, we'll walk
Perfect
This one was not good
Relax, I'm slowing down
I work in the circle
- Go to the right, no -
To the right?
- No -
I'm seeing, right there -
I'm down, almost dead
It's your time, go
Right after Skipinho
I'm seeing him, he's down
Nice, man, you played nice
That's my face, I'm with all the stuff
- Wait, Suelen - Suelen
Now that's mine
- Wait for me -
- No, this one, no -
- Get out. A cap level 3, nice -
No, that's mine
That's mine
Now it's on the floor, let's go, let's fight, shoot
The shoot fight will start
Where is it?
Priorities, Skipinho is streaming take that gun
- What's that? - He's streaming, take that gun
Go
Hello? Give me the Kar
Give the the Kar
I'll shoot you, give me that gun
Not nice, Boltz
The car is not working, love, no gasoline
- No - You can try, it's not turning on
- You're lying - I'm serious, it's not working, try it
Nice, now you helped
It's going to explode, stop
Crazy
Let's go
Buggy group
(Have you played CS already?)
Yes, bro, I'm streaming for 17 hours
16 hours playing CS and I started PUBG now
Stay, bro, stay
I'm kidding, I'll play CS for you guys, wait, don't be sad
There's a Buggy over there in thee middle of nowhere
Very suspicious
- There a guy over there - - Look, there one -
Go, let's go
I stopped, I didn't see anything
Let's go
- Where is he? - What did he do?
- On the left -
I'll take some guns here
- Fer is taking everything -
Where's the Buggy?
- What's that? - Where's the Buggy? I don't know
No, are you idiot?
I was talking about their Buggy not ours
Now we'll walk - What the hell -
Done
- That was close -
We'll walk, but it's f*ng far from us
Come, baby, let's go - Nice, love -
- I'll shoot -
If you shoot the tire, I'll get mad
I'll go like this, no problem
I'll go without another one, too
Now, I can't drive
That's nice
Oh my, the car is almost exploding, you almost killed us
It wasn't my fault - You didnt stop the car -
The car was driving alone
- I'm going this way, bye guys -
I'll shoot your feet, wait for us
Let's stop joking around
Airdrop
The airdrop will fall right here, close to us
- It's mine -
If you get the airdrop..
- I'll be under the airdrop - You can take it
I'll shoot the container, I wanna see who's gonna take it first
Let's se if you have balls
I just wanna see the characters flying
- Someone took it, no -
Vest level 3
and a 4x extra, who wants it? I got an extra one
Who wants a 4x?
The shoot came here on us, someonee is watching us
I won't go there, he's seeing us
I want to find him, I won't go without seeing him first
- He shot me -
I'll protect you, baby
What the hell, man? - What was that? -
There was a veest 3 on her, he's very good - Look, Fer -
- Come here, guys - I was protecting her
I was trying to heal her, but he shot on the face
I won't go there, I'm leaving, I don't give a f*
- They are looting her -
I was protecting her putting a pan in front of her
What am I supposed to do?
- Now she's dead, and you're looting -
What am I suppose to do? Take her body and take her with me looting around?
- There's a guy over there -
I hope you die - This guy is very good -
He played very nice
- In the moment Shay died he was looting her - I'm traumatized
He killed my girlfriend in front of me
- He shot me - I told you he a good one
- Give me the 4x, I'm going - I'm leaving, I'm going to another way
You're already dead
I told you, I'll get a car and I come back to take you
- Oh my God - These guy is a cheater
This Alex - He's not a cheater -
He may be, it's not possible - We're f*ed -
He can't be that good
Are you safe, or not? - Yes, I am, but I'll die probably -
You're gone, the gas is closing
I'm far, but I'm trying to find a car
That's the faster thing I can do - You're playing nice -
- Boltz maybe you'll save - Maybe Boltz, yes
I'm waiting the car to work properly
- He's already here, Alex, I'm gone - Oh, you'ree so dead, dude
Oh man, can I do this? - You have time, you can do it -
I'll go on foot, the car is so heavy - No -
The car is not going up
- Now he's dead - - GG -
The car was not going up, there's nothing I can do
- Oh my God, it's so good to play on a squad - Thanks, bro
I told you guys to leave, let's leave, these guy is good
No, let's stay here, oh Alex killed me
I'm telling you, these guy is good, let's get out of here
He's here
- What did you want me to do? -
He's not a cheater, no, Alex
I shoot him 3 times, 3 head shots and he didn't die
And he killed me
I'll report Alex
I'm good, we're good, he's looking arounrd
What's that?
I was about to shoot him, laying down, take that
- He gave me a ridiculous shot - Just report him
What? No, he's a cheater - Yes, he's a cheater -
He killed me, and he put another one down
that's so wrong, what a son of a b*
That's the option, I'll mark all the options, they will know
Mark all the options
All the possible reports
- Three of us going after one gun -
Well, that's it, onthe war everything is worth
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EXPLORING BRAZIL: RIO DE JANEIRO! - Duration: 3:43.
Hay guys it's me JJ.
And I know, I've been gone for a week.
But if you follow me on Instagram you would know for the past week I was in Rio!
So if you couldn't tell by the title, obviously this video is about my trip to Rio.
I just wanted to say first this is kind of like the "trailer" form with music and stuff.
A preview for the vlog I will be doing, it will be more like a "David Dobrik" style and it will
have all of the talking and little funny bits that we did.
But here's this, I'm so surprised I was able to actually fit in the whole experience in
like less than three minutes.
But yeah hope you guys enjoy!
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Daisy | Mystic Messenger CMV | Jaehee x MC - Duration: 2:25.
Daisy
Always climbing up the same tree
Finding love in all the wrong scenes
Daisy, you got me
Daisy
Always walking down the wrong streets
Starting fires out of dead weeds
Daisy, you got me
Let me show you how a kiss should taste
Trust me
I won't give your heart away
Why you runnin', runnin'
When you got it right here?
Oh I would love you if you'd let me
Daisy
Always dancing to the same beat
Broken record stuck on repeat
Daisy, you got me
Daisy
Don't you know that you're amazing?
Broken heart just keeps on breaking
Daisy
And I would take the light out of the stars to help you see
Anything to guide you straight to me
Let me show you how a kiss should taste
Trust me
I won't give your heart away
Why you runnin', runnin'
When you've got it right here?
Oh I would love you if you'd let me
I won't give your heart away
Why you runnin', runnin
When you've got it right here?
Remove your flower.
But I felt pretty!
You've been deflowered.
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When Bad Improv Resulted In Epic Bloopers - Duration: 3:34.
Improvisation is a great tool for actors and directors.
It improves morale on the set because it makes the performers feel like they're a larger
part of the creative process as they try to find lines that are better or funnier than
the screenplay.
But sometimes, a noble attempt at improv cracks up the cast and leads to an unusable outtake.
For example ...
Anchorman
A laughter-free take of this scene made it into the credits of this classic retro comedy,
including a line Will Ferrell apparently made up on the spot, but that doesn't mean the
whole take was laughter-free.
It comes early in the movie, when Ron Burgundy is conducting vocal warm-ups in the minutes
leading up to live news broadcast.
One is so ridiculous that even a pro like Ferrell can't handle it ...
"The skeleton ran out of shampoo in the shower."
"The Human Torch could not get a bank loan."
"The Hu— "
"The Human Torch was denied a bank loan."
Anchorman 2
While filming the sequel to 2004's Anchorman, writer-director Adam McKay threw out line
suggestions on-the-spot for young actor Judah Nelson — one involving warm apple juice.The
kid gives it his all, but he can't quite get through it …
"Can you yell, 'I don't want to drink hot frothy horse p---?'"
"I don't wanna drink hor ... forthy …"
This is 40
Judd Apatow is a director that likes to feed improvised lines to his actors.
While Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day has no problem playing punk rock in front of thousands
of rowdy fans, repeating one of Apatow's off-the-cuff jokes while filming This is 40 made him lose
his composure.
Maybe it hit a little too close to home?
"Yeah, I'm really trying to get back in touch with my anger."
"It's hard to stay angry when you're this rich."
"It's hard to stay angry when — "
The 40-Year-Old Virgin
Some actors and directors work together so often that they develop a rapport that results
in movie magic — real-life couple Leslie Mann and Judd Apatow are definitely on that
list.
In this clip from the filming of The 40-Year-Old Virgin, it's clear that Apatow treats Mann
like any other actor, providing on-the-spot line suggestions to improve the scene.
Mann is game at first, but then breaks character when Apatow crosses the line ...
"Do you wanna f--- in the car?"
"So, do you wanna f--- in the car?"
"No!"
"Do you like xtc?
Let's do some 'E' at my house."
"What?
Xtc?
Honey, we have kids!"
Trainwreck
LeBron James is obviously a great basketball player, but who would've thought he'd be such
a charming and funny actor?
He holds his own as a thrifty, sensitive version of himself in Trainwreck opposite formidable
comic talents like Amy Schumer and Bill Hader.
James rolls with all the improvised lines fed to him, cracking up his co-stars …
"I had tortilla soup.
I can't get a hamburger.
Look at how big I am.
You think a tortilla soup is gonna last me for the rest of the day?"
The Hangover
When your movie stars a veteran of The Office and The Daily Show and a one-of-a-kind standup
comedian, it's best to just let them do their thing.
In this scene from the first entry in the Hangover trilogy, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis
engage in a rapidly escalating war of words, reaching absurd, specific, and ridiculous
heights …
"You look like someone puked hair on your chest."
"You look like someone puked hair on your face."
"Guys, did you see his body?"
"You look like you just swallowed two frozen turkeys.
Happy Thanksgiving."
"What?"
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Ed Wood's The Sinister Urge: Review - Duration: 6:06.
'Now, let's see those legs.'
Welcome back to my Dark Corner of this Sick World.
'Ah, it happens every week.'
The Sinister Urge was directed by Edward D. Wood jr.
'Who needs good film in this business anyway.'
but this isn't about aliens, monsters or Bela Lugosi, it's about...
'Smut!'
Which is disappointing but it's still Wood, so we still get posters of his films on the wall.
'Those were made by a friend of mine, you will find the movies I make entirely different.'
Visible microphones...
'Alright, send him in.'
and dialogue that veers between ponderous...
'Maybe she grew up during that moment of truth, as she died.'
and painfully hip.
'Don't try it Daddio'
Sometimes so hip that it has long since ceased to have any meaning.
'You and the broad "something unintelligible" and leave me with the crumbs.'
This scene of a teen brawl was shot for a different film.
Adapted for this one by cutting in shots of actor Dino Fantini watching.
While this one of some girls roughing up an ice cream vendor, who is apparently mixed up in organised crime...
'I'm gonna push that ice cream right down his throat.'
feels like it's from another film, but apparently isn't.
'How about that?'
Put all this together, and you've got Wood.
'Oh, funny, funny'
The film opens with the murder of a woman.
'Operator!'
She seems fine, we'll leave her there.
But this isn't the first such killing.
'Same MO, killed the same way, same everything.'
'With one great difference.'
'What's that?'
'Her name will be different.'
All the victims have been actresses for a local porn outfit.
'The dirty picture racket can be directly connected to a good percentage of the major crimes in this city'
'Just how?'
And the film is a moral crusade against the damage done by these films
'Show me a crime and I'll show you a picture that could have caused it'
and in no way an excuse for low budget nudity.
This 2nd murder highlights a serious plot chasm that's starting to open up,
concerning where the murders happen.
'Same place, the park'
Not just the same park, the same spot, and the next killing happens there too.
How quiet does a park have to be for no one to notice this?
'Say this park's filling up fast'
With corpses possibly, but the only other people to come here, besides killers and porn actresses,
is the film unit itself.
'OK cut it, comeon back girls.'
Which does raise the question of why the girls come here on their day off
'I wouldn't put a woman in that position, that killer is a mad man.'
And the larger question; is there a reason the cops haven't staked the place out,
beyond needing to make the film longer?
'Ah, he's right, this thing is dragging out'
Finally...
'We'll put a sweater and a skirt on a policeman'
Got him! Call for back up!
Yeah, there's no back up.
They sent along one man in drag to bring in a serial killer.
'I'm not sure I like that idea'
It turns out, murderer Dirk actually works for the outfit and the first killings were ordered by big boss Gloria.
'Now what about Shirley'
'Dirk's already carried out your orders'
But now Dirk has started to go rogue.
'You know what happens when he gets hold of a certain kind of pictures'
Let me just clarify; you hired, to work in your dirty film business,
a man who becomes uncontrollably violent when he sees naked ladies?
'Nothing can go wrong'
This makes the police look practically competent by comparison.
'Well I'm glad to see you realise that gentlemen'
The most basic thing wrong with the sinister urge, is that it fails in its premise.
'I wouldn't want them to know what a failure I've been'
We hear about young people watching this filth but the only young people we see are in the brawl,
and they don't play much of a role what with being in a different film.
'Let's finish it Danny'
Dirk is certainly spurred on by the pornographic images,
even taking them along as a reference point for his killings.
Yep, that's what I'm gonna do.
But I'm pretty sure he had some issues going in.
'You know what happens to Dirk when he looks at pictures like this'
Making this less a shocking expose of the dangers of the porn industry,
and more a shocking expose of its poor hiring practices.
'He's just crazy enough'
The Sinister Urge would be Ed Wood's last legitimate film,
ironically after this he almost exclusively made dirty movies.
'I look at this slush and I try to remember, at one time I made good movies'
He never really did, but I still find that a very sad line.
'pornography, a nasty word for a dirty business.'
Thanks for watching, for new bad movies every Tuesday, subscribe here.
A surprising number of B-movie villains are let down by their hiring policy,
what films can you think of where the ending would be very different if just employed a better henchman.
Let us know in the comments below.
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Gino D'Acampo launches bid to close off public footpath | news 24h - Duration: 9:39.
TV chef Gino D'Acampo launches bid to close off public footpath beside his £1.25m Georgian townhouse over claims 'fans are harassing' his family - but locals say it provides 'vital' access to a doctor's surgery
TV chef Gino DAcampo is trying to close off a footpath next to his £1. 25million home over claims he is being harassed by fans and fears for his familys safety.
The millionaire chef says he and his family are fed up with people knocking on the door of his home in Hertfordshire, begging for pictures and autographs.
But the pathway next to the Grade II-listed home provides vital access to a GP surgery and patients would be forced to travel four times as far if it were to close.
Gino DAcampo, pictured with his wife Jessie, and children Rocco and Luccian, in July 2010.
TV chef Gino DAcampo, 41, says he and his family are fed up with people knocking on the door of his home in Hertfordshire (pictured), begging for pictures and autographs.
The Italian-born 41-year-old chef, who is known his food-focused programmes on ITV, insists the closure of the walkway in is for the safety of his family.
DAcampo and his wife Jessie, 44, said they have found people in their garden taking pictures and once even found a stranger standing in their hallway.
In a letter to Broxbourne Borough Council, Mrs DAcampo wrote: I just want my family which includes young children to feel safe and secure and have some privacy.
A couple of times I have had people in my garden taking pictures and there are frequent knocks on the door with people asking for pictures of Gino or signed books.
I often get abused in the driveway and it is obviously dangerous for members of the public to treat the driveway effectively as a public space without concern about my family or our visitors car driving up and down the driveway.
DAcampo and his wife, who wed in 2002 and have three children, bought the four-storey Georgian townhouse, which has seven bedrooms, in 2016. DAcampo bought the four-storey Georgian townhouse, which has seven bedrooms, in 2016.
The pathway runs down the side where a door can be accessed. There is a ramp at the end of the driveway which slopes down to a GP surgery for wheelchair access.
But if the driveway were to close, wheelchair users would have to travel four times as far to reach the practice. The DAcampos application has so far had 15 responses - with 14 people rejecting the proposal to close the walkway.
One of the most notable objections comes from practice manager of the surgery, Christine Price.
She said: Many of our patients are elderly and the longer walk around to the surgery would have an affect both on them and the surgery with the possibility of patients registering with other GP practices with easier access.
This driveway was closed earlier in the year and this caused problems to staff and patients. DAcampo and his wife Jessie, 44, said they have found people in their garden taking pictures.
A Broxbourne Council spokesman said of his application to have the footpath closed: The planning application has been received and is under consideration.
Niki Hillier, office manager of Pen Underwriting, said: This is the only disabled access to the offices and surgery as the only other access to goes down a very narrow private road with a small path.
Accountancy firm Croucher Needham is about to commit to a lease of an office in Lime Court and considers the pathway an extremely important access route.
In a letter objecting to the plans, the firm states: As accountants we will not only have staff present in the building, but visiting clients who will expect that public right of way to remain open.
I assume that you are also aware that a doctors surgery and pharmacist operate from the surgery, access via this passageway is vital to their function.
It concludes: Should the council agree to this amendment of this public right of way, then you will agree to closing off access from a dedicated 25,000 square foot purpose built office complex. There is no pavement access to the surgery..
DAcampo rose to fame as a chef on ITVs This Morning after appearing on reality TV show Im A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here.
He has also presented cookery programmes including Lets Do Lunch, Theres No Taste Like Home and Ginos Italian Escape. DAcampo (second right) appears on ITVs comedy panel show Celebrity Juice with Holly Willoughby, Keith Lemon and Fearne Cotton.
In their application, his wife says she has monitored the publics use of the driveway for months and believes most office workers could easily take another route and there are a couple to choose.
Some elderly are dropped off by the gates either by a relative or taxi for the surgery but they could be dropped off at the surgery, she said.
I really do not feel that the short additional walk for people who have a genuine need to access buildings to the rear of our house would cause any real difficulty or concern.
I truly believe that most people would understand our plight. No one wants strangers knocking on their door, shouting at them, entering their home or garden uninvited, its just not fair on us as a young family and is actually quite scary..
She concludes her application by stating they love being part of the community and has insisted local business and people have been so welcoming.
The couple have been approached for comment. A Broxbourne Council spokesman said: The planning application has been received and is under consideration.
No conclusions have been reached about whether the proposal is acceptable or not, and it is not yet possible to say when the application will be determined.
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The County Seat Utah Legislative Process - Duration: 28:51.
Hello everybody welcome to this week's episode of the county seat I'm your host Chad booth we are at the Capitol today
In one of the conference rooms that is usually very busy during the session
it's appropriate because this room is where weekly all the county officials from across the state meet the treasurer's the
recorders the Assessors the commissioners the sheriff's to talk with legislators about pending legislation to make sure
That the policies the state makes does not have a crippling effect on the counties, or you as its citizens
So that's the topic of our show today to see how important this relationship is between County elected officials and state legislators
We're going to start by trying to understand the mechanics of the process we will do that with this week's tutorial with Brigham Larson
Thanks, Chad over
the course of the next few months if you visit your County Commission
Offices or almost any other office at your county seat for that matter
You might find them oddly empty, but I can tell you with all honesty
That is a good thing
From January through the start of March many of your county officials will be finding their way over and over again to Salt Lake City
And Capitol Hill as the Utah legislative season moves forward, but don't worry it isn't parties or dinners bringing them
It's hard work to make sure that the legislature knows best how to help your local counties
To understand why this is important, let's first learn what it is that the legislature does?
the Utah Legislature consists of two bodies the Senate and the House of
Representatives together these two bodies of government work together to draft and approve new laws
Ordinances and budgets what makes the Utah Legislature different from other legislatures across the country, it's too simple
but very
Important details speaker the House Greg Hughes explained it to me when I met with him earlier this month our state legislature has been in
In our state constitution we have 45 calendar days
45 calendar days actually include Saturday and Sunday, but we don't really come in on those days, so we really have about 31
working days
to put to review bills House and Senate and
In committees as well as on the floor, and then put our whole state budget together, and so we are on a very fast-paced
It's one of the shortest General Sessions of any state in America
Even the governor says the buzz on the L is because of this busy season here it's a beehive of activity
I don't pun intended at the Beehive State but a lot of things will happen
I know that they hear a myriad of pieces of legislation being talked about over 1200 pieces
I expect they'll pass around 500 the second factor ties in with the first the Senators and Representatives
are part-time
legislators these men and women while making sure laws are written and passed still have to eke out an existence just like you or I
They've got jobs and businesses to get back to which motivates them to keep on pace and wrap up a session
It also means that they know the struggles their communities are facing because they are there on the ground right along with you
But how does all of that tie back to County leadership?
On some level each and every law that is written and considered by lawmakers on Capitol Hill
Will have an effect on your County?
If that changes to medicating you talk you can count on the county needing to step in and help to administer those changes
If the state level law is established such as new drinking limits
It's gonna fall on the sheriff to get involved and help enforce those laws
To make sure that the right changes are made and the county's concerns are heard state lawmakers rely on County leaders like
commissioners to step up and make their voices heard
That's why on any given day most if not all of the county's leadership can be found in Salt Lake talking with legislators
Attending meetings and giving testimony on how a new law will affect their County
So now you know why you might find your county offices empty during the beginning months of a year to help us understand better
How counties in the legislature work together? We'll be right back with our panel?
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Welcome back to the county seat today. We are answering the question
Why do County officials spend so much time at the legislature where there are other elected officials?
Doing the business of the state well
We're going to continue that conversation and answer the questions on how important it is for County officials to be
Engaged with the legislature to make sure both sides are represented joining us today is a sheriff from Weber County Terry Thompson
we have representative Lee Perry district 29 in northern, Utah from the House of Representatives here at the
Legislature, and we have Breton Coburn who is a Davis County Commissioner gentlemen. Thank you for taking the time
I know this isn't at your leisure, but it'll be a good conversation
That's somebody else's leisure. I'm sure
Exact and we start with you
Lee as to how important it is for you to get input from these guys when you are working on legislation
Well as a member of the house representatives
one of the titles in front over the speaker's desk says Vox Populi which is voice of the people in order for us in the
house to do our job right we have to be in touch with the people and
in order to do that you have to reach out to county officials city and mayor's and
Reach out to the citizens as well
But these folks in the county are as close to anybody in our communities as we can get
Specific to law enforcement and the things that go on in individual counties, and I represent two counties Weber in boxelder
So I have to reach out to my commissioners in both areas the sheriff's in both areas and long as the mayors of City Council
and it's critical because
Otherwise we wouldn't be doing what we're committed to do and that's represent the people
But there would be an argument that would say okay. Well if it's Vox Populi
You're representing the people your constituents getting in touch with you they complain about something
And then you respond and build a law so aren't you fulfilling your obligation there. I am but quite often
They'll go to the sheriff or the commissioner and say oh, this is this is something we got to fix and sometimes
It's not something that can be fixed just in the county level it has to be fixed to the state level
And then that's when we get involved so what happens
Just the sausage come out, right
Boy, and all the times I've had people come to me and say that Lee Perry's got this all wrong
And I'm just teasing and Lee and I have a lot of things we discuss and we occasionally have
We occasionally look at things differently right and have different perspectives, but really on Lee's part and really with all of our representative
Weber County I can't tell you how really wonderful they are
Because they're open they allow us to come visit with us to let us sit down with us
And they get pulled in a thousand different directions up here particularly this time of year and so
What I've tried to do in my area is try to keep in touch with them all year long, right?
I don't try to wait until you know the legislators come and I need to talk to him and so
Occasionally Mae Lee may have accused me of being just a little bit annoying or obnoxious
Because he gets emails from me all year
Every week sometimes several a week because I want him to know what's going on
We were counting what's important to us
And how can he make really informed and educated?
Decisions here if he doesn't know that one of the recurring themes that has come up is this a good point
One of the recurring things that comes up that I've heard a lot from
Counties in the decade that I've been working closely with counties and these programs is you know the legislature?
you know they they will put passed a new law and give us a requirement and
And they look good because they cut their budget and then we have to pick up the slack in our County revenues
And we have unfunded mandates never happens
Just like it happens from the federal government and that and that's the trick and that's we're listening to the county officials
and
Hopefully they see these bills coming and that's why we tell the public as well as especially the county officials watch the bills
There's a lot of them come up. I mean I've seen bills even right now as a state representative
I'm like wow this is a bill that somebody's running
I they start to get numbered and I don't get to see them and tell they're numbered until they're out there, so
It can be a little bit of a shock for me to all this in a way that wait a minute
And that's where I reach out to
Ricky hatch and and Marla young our
Recorders up their inbox that are in Weber County about things that have to with election law I reached out to the sheriff and say
Sheriff how's this gonna affect your Jail he and sheriff Thompson is by far one of the best sheriffs
I've ever seen the state for communicating with legislators like he said he sends his emails noxious thing I mentioned
It's good, and I'm I'm grateful
I work in law enforcement
Full-time and so I see a lot of the things and I know a lot of the things that he's sending to me
But I can tell you knowing my counterparts aren't in law enforcement and the information he's providing to all those legislative leadership and leaders is
Critical for them to understand and know so that when they hit this session if somebody throws a bill out, they're not caught off guard
So I love the communication we have because it helps not get these unfunded mandates funding and obviously is a big deal
And we're trying to be a fiscally responsible state
I just can't I just
Imagine that the pressure on the legislature from from groups that want their own bidding and their own piece of legislation some of it
Protectionists, I want to keep other people out of my trade and something. I just imagine it's a huge amount of pressure
How do you sort through it?
That's difficult
That's where I reached out to constituents in that's where having expertise in the field comes in
It's having people I can reach out to and talk to because on my own
It's just like you said you can't be a jet you can't know it all and if I don't have good
Sources to reach out to and that includes lobbyists sometimes they bring information to me that it's beneficial even though sometimes
They're representing a need and they want to go for that specific need hearing from their side
and then hearing from the opposite side is always beneficial to kind of way out and the thing I always put the back of my
Mind what is best for the taxpayers and all the citizens of Utah so?
That leads me to an interesting point and all of you can
Pass judgment on this or putting your two cents worth
When you say lobbyists the general the general reaction of people is that oh my gosh what horrible despicable
scum-sucking
people they are
but but you bring up a good point is that that in certain areas they bring a level of expertise and connection to
Things that might be a problem
Are they value are they a valuable resource other than for campaign and contributions I?
Think so I mean I think they I think they bring
information and
whether it's them themselves or they bring us the people that have the information we need I think they do bring a value to the
Table, and I think they're a conduit for a group
You know you've got a whole group of folks who you know Lee can sit down with all of us
And so you have that representative and yeah?
That lobbyist that can sit down and convey you know your your interest and your concerns
one-on-one with them
and
There's some value in that well the the importance that I find in the lobbyist and I think the Sheriff would probably agree here is
Is we still have?
Things that we're doing every day in administering our respective offices back in our counties
Yes, you know the county work still goes on and that that needs to be taken care of we can't be down here
every moment of that 45 days and
Addressing and taking advantage of you know these folks are so busy
That you only get them in real quick snippets of time and having that lobbyist here to convey that message and have them
be here to
walk these halls and be
Ready to convey that message
So you guys are thinking in terms of like represent ative or the sheriffs Association and Utah sociation and counties tell?
From a state legislator standpoint, I know you were interrupted getting here
and and so I know how valuable your time is how can this process improve with constituents and
And and they're trying to access and how the counties work with you. How what would make your life better as a legislator representing them
Well if people would would look at the things before they come
That's the honest truth is we realize there's lots of bills out there
Find out what your expertise in areas and watch the legislative website and and mark in there and say hey
I want to track anything that deals with this particular area
and then reach out to us and let us know and
Know that your county officials are watching out for this so if you see it, and you say hey
Maybe representative Perry won't respond back to me. I try to
Represent them and respond back as best. I possible, but I also have you know not everybody you may have my phone number
But I guarantee it sheriff Thompson does
So they have my ability to reach me and they're good conduits
So if you see it reach out to the sheriff reach out to the commissioners reach out to those those leaders and say hey
We got to get this message to represent in Perry that this is a big deal to us in Weber County Box Elder County
Davis County wherever we are in the state of Utah, that's a great cause make an example of that
So we've got we've got an organization Weber County that is absolutely critical to and we think goes goes it was
As far as I'm concerned my 30 years of existence and law enforcement
There's no other organization that does more for the demographic that we deal with
Our past offenders and getting them back on track and addressing that recidivism
It's called cottages of hope
Not to most people and I was a little skeptical years ago when I first heard it kind of sounds generic like other places
This group does more for our community, and we could do a whole segment on it
but but they
What they do is they they have all the community resources under one roof a lot of these folks even if you've got resources
You can't get them there
We we have we get them through one door and we deal with everything from financing budgeting
We get them into in some really good paint not just minimum wage some good jobs, and we get them
You know we work on on their on their tax returns that many haven't done for years their credit scores
We get them in transportation housing and then we plug them in we have good relationship with adult probation parole
Weber Human Services Midtown clinic people helping people and we bring it all under one roof
I mean, it's just unbelievable what they do for folks in
Ogden is a unique community
And they do more for that community than you can possibly imagine and and we brought we got this from the Bay Area
Which is an area that you know something's gonna work? You're gonna find out. It's gonna work. They're not it's phenomenally successful
So I brought all my legislators together
most all of them and
Leaves very familiar with it brought them all together last week set him down brought them all up to speed and said here's the problem
They've they've primarily existed off of funding that has passed through federal funding state grants, but for some reason
And we don't know why it's starting. It's starting to dry up well
Who's the guy?
That's gonna figure that out, or who's the people the folks are gonna
Help us figure out where the problem is to keep this funded because it is so critical to the community Lee and other state
representatives
They're the ones that can dig into it and help us provide that ongoing funding to keep it
Effective and and and so that's just a good example of how I could work with my local officials bring them together set them down
Bring in those folks have them run up the give them a a
A good up-to-speed here's what's going on this what we're doing this
We're saving the the community in the state millions by getting people back on track and productive and contributing
How can the legislature and not necessarily an individual representative but as a system?
Help you be better informed to get things pre-planned a little bit better
I you know Bill's surface all the time and they just appear out of nowhere. They don't really seem an interim committee
Is there is that like the biggest problem the constituents and counties have is not knowing what guys are thinking so?
It boils in my mind it boils down to a simple thing is communication and having the relationship
and
I think generally speaking you know speaking from a body perspective
It's there, but folks get so busy, and you're and you're running a million miles an hour and sometimes you might
They might not think to bring somebody in or whatever
But but just keeping an open dialogue in the having trust with one another and being being very
candid on
On issues gentlemen this has been a great conversation. Hope it's helped you at home
Thank you for joining us for this part will continue by taking a personal look at what it takes to actually navigate the legislature
From a legislators perspective when we come back get your track shoes up
Let's be honest you don't know much about Beaver County well. Let me tell you about it
It's the birthplace of outwalk Butch Cassidy and adventurer Philo T, Farnsworth
Some of the best seen in Utah is at equal point you've got camping Canyon breeze golf course crusher in the touchers beaver territorial courthouse
snowmobiling renewable energy pioneer Car Show squeaky cheese goes down six-four best water in the country by ATV trails old frisco killed for Suri's flooding
fishing
Place to live beaver county mountains. Have fun. I could tell you more. What are you gonna see it for yourself?
Welcome back to the county seat. We've gotten ourselves up to speed and had a really good conversation
I would like to add that if you would like to see the long form
version of the conversation we just had on the show you can go to our
Website you can go to our youtube channel or our Facebook page and watch the entire
Conversation we had with the sheriff the Commissioner and the legislature
Right now we want to let you see the personal side of what it takes to make the legislature move
So we decided to put a secret camera in behind one of the state legislators on a typical day
Early in the session before it gets too crazy. Just to see well. How busy and what it is they do
I'm Kevin Stratton. I represent House District 48
That's northeast pro-bowl northeast Orem and the East half of Glendon. Oh good to see you always
Yeah, only 40-watt forty three and a half days level now yeah
I'm on the road at six. We have some coalition's and caucuses
generally by seven o'clock
And then we move into committee meetings
as we begin the session we begin to set the tone for the 45 days our legislative session at 45 days the
shortest in the nation yet
we have the best manage state then so we're running very very fast as we go through that process we need to make sure we
Establish a good foundation rhythm to build upon we work on our budget. That's the first priority
We started the day in in some caucus some
Coalition meetings great different stakeholders and issues related to the family
issues related to
social concerns within our state there's a great foundation to build upon and the things are taking place there and then
we have our appropriations main team the first thing that we do as a
Legislature so our first order is to balance the budget so we have beginning of this session
fairly intense
appropriations, hearings right now
For example it's our gold by the end of January to have our base budget completed. We really scrutinize
How we're spending the money now?
To make sure that we're affecting the fishing and all that we're doing take care of what I say every penny now
We're going to the House floor
to take care of some
Daily business will potentially hear a few bills
we're moving bills out of drafting into sighting into committees and then passing some of our legislation over the Senate as well I
Had several meetings with
individuals
Ivan I'm working on others with some of the agency heads that I share a
natural resource environment and the agricultural committee we don't want to punish I
Certainly the the very thing where we value and desire we can do that sometimes with the policies so Thank You mr. Chair
This afternoon there's more committee meetings appropriations meetings and Standing Committee meetings
So we just need to be prepared to answer those questions and give an accounting yes recognized especially in the house
We are the voice of the people
Government is not over people but government is by the people and
In order to for us to govern all three plus million of us in the state you thought we need to have a good understanding
Good transparent communication on once what's taking place the directions are being pursued it's such a smorgasbord of
just fascinating issues certainly, but behind those issues are people and
People's lives and so it's really the relationships and interacting with
wonderful great the great people of the state of Utah
And those that are seeking to promote the good the things that are there we have
Everything that we need we can recognize
certainly
What we've been given the stewardship spur for us
and we build a wonderful foundation for the future those that are here and the rising generation I
Don't know about you, but right now. I'm feeling like I need to put on running shoes. Just to keep up anyway
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Welcome back to the county seat let's recap our show so far for this week first off. We learned the relationship between the counties and
The legislature and how the mechanics of that all works in our tutorial then we looked at some of the examples in our
conversation of
How it has done well and where we've missed the boat in certain examples of the importance of counties working together with state
legislators
Then we took a personal look at how much work
Actually takes place in a very short window of time up here by following a state legislator around for half a day
And I point out that was only half a day
So what do we take away from all this? There's one element in the process?
That's still not being dealt with and that is you and me as citizens we
Rely on people to make best decisions in our interest when legislation is being passed
But we do have access to the legislative process
And it's just like the political process of electing people we complain about the problems in our electoral process
in our legislative process
But we ourselves
Do not get engaged until it's just a matter of a slogan a phrase or a concept
What's really important for us to be more engaged in the beginning levels of this to actually go on to the legislative site like?
representative Perry said and as citizens take the time to try and understand the impact laws have before they're passed and
Make our contributions and our thoughts these guys are all at the legislature lay legislators
They are not professional policymakers. They are they are law enforcement officers and attorneys and salesmen and
Housewives in some cases. They're just the entire spectrum of population that do their duty to try and pass laws and
Represent you your input is very important
That's my two cents worth is we need to get more engaged you can go to the Senate site
You can go to the legislative site at the Utah gov and you can start the process of learning more
Thank you for being with us as always on the county seat remember that you can share us on social media
You can interact with us on social media during the week
and you can follow the a county seat on Facebook will try and give you updates of things that are happening during the week as
news breaks
Thanks. We'll see you next week on the county seat
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FIRST Victim Of FISA Memo! – Andrew McCabe To STEP DOWN Effective! - Duration: 2:04.
FIRST Victim Of FISA Memo! – Andrew McCabe To STEP DOWN Effective!
On Monday, a thunder hit FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe as the FISA memo showed that
he has been involved in dozen of illegal activities and spying on thousands of influential people.
NBC News reported that he has "stepped down effective today" and this news has hit liberals
like a bolt from a clear sky.
Via CNBC:
McCabe, who served a brief stint as acting director of the bureau, was already expected
to leave.
He will stay on "terminal leave" until he is eligible to retire with benefits in
March,"
One source familiar said McCabe was exercising his retirement eligibility and characterized
his decision as "stepping aside."
McCabe has been at the center of ongoing tensions between the White House and the FBI and has
reportedly been under pressure to quit from President Donald Trump, whose campaign is
being investigated for possible collusion with Russia.
Earlier this month, the Washington Post reported that after Trump had fired FBI Director James
Comey, he met with McCabe in the Oval Office and asked him whom he voted for in the 2016
election.
Trump was asked on Monday whether he knew McCabe was stepping aside and the president
did not answer.
More on McCabe's resigning have to say the Gateway Pundit:
"Last week, the Daily Beast reported former FBI Director James Comey, bureau Deputy Director
Andrew McCabe and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein are officially named in the
"shocking" FISA abuse memo.
According to the Washington Post, McCabe intended to resign from the FBI once he was eligible
for full pension benefits in March."
One thing that can note from this case is that McCabe is indeed, in big trouble and
that the FISA memo is only getting opened.
There is much more to be learned from the memo and I am absolutely sure that it will
bring much more to their knees.
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