Hockey Player Killed By Skate Blade In Game & Police Just Made An Arrest, & Today's News Breakdown
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0:00 - Arrest Made in Hockey Player’s Death
02:17 - UA-cam, Hollywood Studios, and AI Platforms Take on New AI Tactics
06:20 - Numerous Senators Separately Confronted For Not Supporting Ceasefire
10:04 - Warner Bros. Reverses Course on ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ After Filmmakers Rebel
11:28 - Sponsored by ZocDoc
12:35 - Army Wants to Build $500 Million Vacuum To Suck Up Salmon Stuck in Dams
21:03 - Sponsored by Hello Fresh
22:11 - Shawn Fain Testifies in Front of Congress Regarding Unions
26:20 - Your Thoughts On Yesterday’s Show
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Senators reading mean tweets to each other during a hearing is equal parts hilarious and horrifying.
Agreed!
Sanders de-escalating by speaking to two senators in a tone befitting the beligerent children they're acting as sounds like a hilarious concept for an comedy skit-
Him *actually* having to do so in real life is surreal.
What an absolute embarassment that this kind of immature nonsense is frequent enough that it'll be brushed off/forgotten within a few days, as proven by many sitting U.S. representatives in the past five years.
It’s more sad than anything (in my opinion)
Mr tough guy tried to scuffle with a union leader over what? A hurt ego? As a citizen you have a freedom of speech but having some “self made” prick who inherited his company from his father threaten to fight a union leader shouldn’t be tolerated by the American people
@@Trioowoits sad on two levels, the founding fathers fought and fought for real these ass hats talked shit online and both tried to save face in front of everyone to hold them back neither seemed tough. And two that was hundreds of years ago, millions are watching them maybe more now and are showing just how divided we are while looking like clowns
Mullins got his feel feels hurt and wanted to fight the mean bad guy 🥺
I was an animator on Coyote vs Acme and I was devastated to hear about it being shelved. So many talented people worked on that film for years and to have some suits decide to bury it makes me so angry. We all had to make difficult sacrifices to get this film made and our work deserves to be shared. I hope someone picks it up but I'm still hesitant that it'll happen
Thank you for your service sire 🫡 can you give us any spoilers perhaps?
i'm so sorry. i hope corporate bullshit will not erase that movie. even if it's meh people worked on it and it deserves to be seen
I am not an animator, but I have a great respect for animation, because while many live-action movies will be filmed in less than a year, some of which will even be released within a year after filming but animated movies, I know can take between four to seven years to finish so learning your work went down the drain pissed me off.
THE WORST PART IS THEY TRIED TO SHELVE IT FOR A TAX WRITE OFF. MEANING THEY HAD US TAXPAYERS TO PAY FOR THE MOVIE RATHER THAN THEMSELVES JUST TO NOT EVEN RELEASE IT
Wile E. Coyote is my favorite and I'm so sad to hear it as well. Just want to say how much I appreciate your work and you're not the only one hoping it'll be picked back up. I really admire what you do and the fact that you really make a lot of people's childhood, no matter how big or small your part. Sorry your talents and hard work aren't being properly recognized or appreciated. I can't believe this is even legal to do.
I feel that when a company writes off movies or shows for a tax write off, we the tax payers should be the buyer. They should be required to release it into the public domain. Plus I love the idea of something going viral because it is free and becoming a hit like It's a Wonderful Life which became a hit only after it entered the public domain. The board having to justify why they took a 30 million dollars for a movie now worth so much more in merchandise would give me so much of a laugh.
"You're a United States senator!"
It's wild that these adults needed to be reminded that they're adults. Wtf is wrong with people
We used to have duels.
Bernie can call a ceasefire in the senate hearing, but not for the middle east.
bar room brawls have occured in the Senate before it just hasn't happened in almost 200 years
"it's hard to believe someone is dying of thirst when you're drowning" is an amazing quote. It can apply to so many situations and so much of the divisiveness in society today.
Exactly! And it also works completely in reverse, too, making it hard to believe someone is drowning while you're dying of thirst, without invalidating anyone.
Yeah. It's always more productive to agree that both are suffering and work to fix it, than to argue about who had it worst.
I feel this so hard. I've tried talking to guys about how I struggle with dating too because I'm a tall more masculine woman who is also fat. They always hone in on the fat part and say shit like "well you can change that. I can't change being short." I'm 5 years into changing it and won't be done until I'm probably 35 and covered in sagging skin. It doesn't change that in prime dating years, I wasn't desirable. Weightloss also doesn't make you shorter and who knows how feminine it makes you.
It just always feels like a slap in the face when you're trying to support someone and you tell them you have a related struggle, and they hit back with "how about you do something instead of whining."
@@dismurrart6648 Perhaps a fellow PCOS fighter? Also an underdiagnosed, usually not well-known issue many women fight with (took me until I was 25 to be diagnosed with PCOS and insuline resistance, age 30 for the diagnosis of hypothyroidism; Doctors used to tell me to just excersise more and to lose weight)
But that is also the thing: We can suffer from weight or hormone issues, but that doesn't mean it's right to put down others who may suffer from related or different issues. We all just need to be more understanding of each other's suffering and try to help or at least lend a listening ear.
@@Windmelodie oh its very well diagnosed for me. Most people have no clue what it is so I just tell them I'm more masculine.
Yeah I lucked out in that most of the ways it causes me to suffer are that I have higher t and get hungry. Once I "cleaned up" my diet I was able to combat the lethargy at least a bit and the t is a boon because I can build muscle easier.
I'll never not have pcos though so it's really frustrating when people say "just lose weight". I do believe it's not harder, just a different kind of hard for me to deal with my weight issues. I know a guy who his struggle is dealing with emotional eating to deal with pain. We both have different but equal hards. The guy who's never struggled with his weight certainly has his struggles in life, but losing 5 lbs probably isn't his struggle so it would be nice if he wouldn't act like, because it's easy for him, it should be easy for me.
In the same way I don't tell alcoholics to just sober up. They have a disease(pcos isn't alcoholism and this isn't me saying I think it is, just that it's a hard I don't have). For me to tell n alcoholic to sober up, when I don't even like booze, would be so cruel.
I'm a film student, and one of my professors has told us to never fully trust studios. There's countless projects that he, as a person in post production, worked and finished a project that studios just never released. It honestly happens far more often than anyone thinks and people just don't know it so there's no push to get them to be released. It's heartbreaking as a future filmmaker knowing this is the industry I'm going in to.
Youd think that with the rise of streaming services looking for content to showcase, these projects would see the light of day. If Steven Segal can make money on direct to DVD crapnmovies, the studios can too.
@@ripn929707thats the thing, they don’t want to make money, they want to make a lot of money. Otherwise its not worth their time…
@@ripn929707 The studios shelf them, count them as losses worth more than they think the movie would actually make, and write them off. The studios would rather lose money on movies that could potentially turn a profit than pay taxes. On paper the loss is the same so it is either a scam and they should face penalties for tax fraud, or they just hate our country/government/people that much. If they never had confidence that a project would make money, like something so bad it is obvious it would flop, it should never be greenlit in the first place.
As an amateur filmmaker myself, this work is about who you know, not what you know.
As a software developer I've been in a culture of not trusting companies whatever their mission statements is. But I think comparatively, studios are mistakenly seen as "special" types of companies, since they're in the "art" business, they have more soul, etc. Truly they're just like any other company and are run by managers instead of craftsmen.
As someone who grew up on the west coat, I was so impressed with how you handled the story about salmon, it was really comprehensive. I'm glad to see such an open acknowledgement of indigenous rights too, their needs are often overlooked by economic and environmental arguments in coverage of this issue. Thank you.
As a hockey player for my entire life I am a huge advocate for wearing neck guards no matter what age or skill level. It is so terrifying that it could happen in an instant
How do you feel about them saying it's not an accident? My GF who has never skated a day in her life (ive been skating for around 10 years) seems to think that you cannot fall over and have your leg in the air according to the internet. I was thinking it has happened to me quite a few times but I'm also not a pro by any means
@@rockmanfan5104My only concern with that is why would someone do it on purpose knowing how dangerous it is? I’m sure all professional hockey players know about Malarchuk.
@@mothintofllame Are you two serious? He had the worst history of violations in the league and had kicked numerous people with his skates before. He side-kicked the guy twice. TWICE. In the throat. It's so blatantly intentional it's absurd.
Killed by hockey player***
Not skate..
@@rockmanfan5104it was definitely not an accident from every video that I saw looks like he purposely kicked him in the neck. He's known to have a lot of anger issues and a ton of violations and it's not his first time using a skate as a weapon
Hey! The show was so big today we had to hold off on a few stories we originally shot. The journalism story I mentioned in the intro isn't in today's show. We meant to remove it from the intro but it still snuck past us, so consider it a teaser for tomorrow!
Morning bonus video?
Hey Phil, just wanted to say the use of A.i. should be Okay with everyone... Over the past 12 years I've had Netflix writers buy chatroom logs, from a chat website I use to go to, and they copied and pasted the chatroom logs into Netflix scripts. A.i. is just doing what those writers do, but better.
@@topherdavid420worst take of the day
Why are you still covering what Mia Khalifa has to say after her comments about October 7th?
@@topherdavid420That’s just a lie
The fact that O'Brien literally went "No u" and Mullin just SHOT up had me laughing harder than I should have.
Over a "he's not so tough, I could take him" tweet. I've had friends in highschool get cheated on and have posts talking s#it about HIM and he just ignored them, this grown man has less self control than a 16 year old.😂
These people have hair triggers. I can’t imagine being so labeled, I’m instantly ready to get physical over some shit talk. Stressful!
@@x0gucxI also remember being told "Fite me irl" on call of duty 10+ years ago.
These idiots are in charge now. 😅
I think the harassment of the senators item is a double edged sword because it feels like we're down to having to basically "bully" these "officials" to do their jobs but yeah it could backfire for sure.
From the PNW. I remember in school we raised hundreds salmon from eggs to eventually release into the wild. We had a huge tank in the classroom and would learn about the salmon as they hatched and grew. Then, to release them, we went to a hatchery and toured the facility, learning about how amazing it was and how they were protecting the salmon population. After that we released the fish and watched them almost entirely get eaten by everything in the river. The teacher chose then to let us know that most of them won’t make it past the next day. And it was a sinking feeling that they really are a struggling population.
In Washington every year we also have an event called “survive the sound” where everyone can participate online and choose a salmon with a tracker (we also have teams devoted to the salmon). And when they release the salmon you watch to see if yours makes it to the ocean or if it’s killed in the Puget Sound. Again, it’s very jarring to see how quickly they all die 😔😔
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I was deeply moved by the insights into the salmon and how the American government and native tribes had a Treaty to protect fishing rights. As an indigenous Australian, I felt a connection to this struggle. We have experienced a decline in native species, and the absence of similar Treaties has made it difficult to preserve our cultural practices for future generations. Our storytelling tradition is integral to passing on our culture, and the inability to take our young ones fishing has posed a significant challenge. Thank you, Phil, for shedding light on this crucial issue. 12:36
As someone who is really into lost media in media history kind of way, I'm so glad you covered the Coyote vs Acme thing. I honestly think it should be illegal to shelve a fully finished movie for a tax break and that David Zazlov (the head of HBO/Max/Discovery) should be fired for the number of times he's done this. It absolutely is like burning down your house and then collecting the insurance. There are so many things that are going to become lost media in the future because of this garbage.
THIS. Lost media was already an issue but streaming/digital only releases are an absolute nightmare
I feel for the teams that worked on the shows that have been deleted into oblivion. They can’t even access their own portfolio without pirating things! It’s bad and getting worse
@AlexP-dz7ew Exactly! It's why I got so angry with the people citing Batgirl "being a bad movie" as justification for canning it. That's not what happened. The cast and crew were screwed over for a tax break. It's disgusting.
That's a very good point. It should be considered a form of fraud. If anything, I hope the cast and crew get some kind of reprieve for their lost work. It may not be in the written contract, but it's well understood by now that participation in a publicized work comes with the benefit of being able to list that work in a resume. Working for so long on a project that gets shit-canned when you could've worked on a project that gets released is a slap in the face. It's even worse for people just getting started in the industry.
That crazy death of the hockey player is so tragic. People who have seen this incident are reporting that the skate was lifted intentionally off the ice. They should never come up that high. I believe he probably wanted to hurt him, but never to kill him.
There is a video about it that’s been going around on ig days before he reported on it. Idk why he left that fact out
I saw the video today. It's absolutely horrific. I think he doesn't want others to see it too. You don't need to see it.
he probably didn't know@@jeffrey1000902713588
ugh i cannot even imagine. 30y of watching hockey, i have never heard of anything like this.@@mattmaynard4840
Ruled a homicide, yet headline reads dies by a random skate... bruh xD
I'm scared of what AI is going to do in politics. I fear it's going to give bad people an excuse to just say: oh no that wasnt me, that was AI
And then at the same time they will probably covertly use AI to slander their opponents
If it makes you feel better, they been doing this without ai. Its not exactly going to change the playing field
@@mathieu6965 Yes, it is going to change the playing field. People already think everything they see is propaganda. It will worsen than effect when we can't even trust the most authentic looking video sources.
I think it goes further then politics, at some point its going to be hard for anyone to tell what’s real and what isn’t
As someone who works as a fisheries biologist, the story around salmon is unfortunately one of MANY across the country. The same issue with dams happens all across the country, affecting eel and even freshwater mussels populations, as in the organisms that literally filter water
Mollusk?
@@samanthabourne4865mussel
@@samanthabourne4865 yeah, that’s clams and mussels. There is a species on the east coast that actually spend their larval stage living in the gills of freshwater eels. The eels only spawn in Bermuda though, so the damns prevent the eels from reproducing and the cycle continues
AND THE LIBS WANT TO SPEND ALL YOUR TAX MONEY ON A MORE COMPLICATED SOLUTION
I went to a minnow fishery as a kid and wondered how it made sense because it was so different from the natural spaces and there was no ecology within the space. That fishery hasn't changed and that was 30 years ago. This haunts me and kid me wondered why we were pretending to try when anyone could think like a fish and see it wasn't working. Adult me acknowledges that autism factors into the wording and concepts but it's still beyond me that people don't step back and think like the ecology they want to save and don't talk to the indigenous people when we constantly get examples of how indigenous lore and traditions were holding scientific answers that non indigenous science hasn't figured out
When I was a kid, I actually worried about the possibility of one person's ice skate slicing another person's throat somehow. 30 years later, it finally happened, and I hope steps are taken where it doesn't happen again.
Clint Malarchuk and Richard Zednik also got throat-slashed but managed to survive. In Malarchuk's case, the Islanders' team doctor was a Vietnam vet who knew how to slow the bleeding and saved his life.
When my brother played hockey as a kid they had to wear neck guards because of a similar accident that happened back in the 80’s... It floors me that the professional leagues think they’re above something like this happening.
It was comedic plot point in Blades of Fury so it’s always been a thing people assume would never actually happen until it did
There's been at least one case of a junior hockey player dying from a skate cutting their neck, both in Sweden and in the US... Probably more...
Horrific.
I think most kids think of this possibility
My biggest problem with confronting American law makers around a cease-fire is that regardless of whether they call for one or not, the Israeli government is under zero obligation to actually follow that call. Demanding your law maker to call for a cease fire is more about how you feel about this situation than the actuality of the foreign affairs situation between nation states and non-state actors.
Exactly! It's like people don't understand that just because our government calls for a ceasefire doesn't mean that the war is immediately going to end. It's not our (the US) decision.
This myth of respectability was invented to silence opposition. Galvanizing the opposition is just code for "Their mind wasn't changeable in the first place, they just have an excuse now." They vote on their own raises and take cash from lobbyists for their campaigns. Maybe they just don't deserve respect anyway?
The "Dying of thirst while you are drowning" quote was honestly fire.
Great way to explain away both sides' issues.
It's not even really a "both sides" situation, we all have blind spots based on personal experience. It's a lot easier to empathize with people who have lived through similar ordeals than those who have not, as the quote more eloquently put it.
There are so many ways people are judged or dehumanized. Taking that extra bit of time to be mindful of your own biases and affirm the humanity of those around you can do a world of good for everyone.
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@@Koseishi its an unfortunate bias too for her specifically, the first half of the quote may have been comments from men but I am sure over half of the super thirsty creepy posts are from men but I would bleed if if most, even just 51% on the low end, of the mean shit she gets isn't from women for one reason or another. The "girls are nice" part just really hit weird when "they" are def not being nice to Her
As an individual who just got laid off by an auto company (working specifically at the dealership) I hope to God the companies do adhere to the union contract. I got paid 20 an hour to be under vehicles that could fall and kill me instantly. Especially since maintenance on machinery wasn't a priority.
As someone from Washington a lot of us have the same frustrations with the state government. Is that they always makes promises ,and when it comes time to deliver on those promises they drag their feet and make excuses on why they are unable to make good on those promises. Also there is the Emanuel Ellis trail that will have huge impact on police and how they descalate interactions, and no one is talking about this case that took 3 years to go to trial
You and your team absolutely nailed the fish story. I’m so glad you’re able to share this information
A friend of mine worked on the Batgirl movie. It was a role of a lifetime and the culmination years of effort in her career as an actor. When they canned the completed movie, she was devestated. It could have been her big break and led to more job offers. Instead she was left with nothing to show for months of work on that film.
I mean she must've gotten paid still?
@@babyfaec Sometimes, it isn't about the money. As an actor, if you invest your heart and soul into a performance, you kinda want an audience to see it. That's why they become actors, not accountants.
@@pudgimelon Yeah of course of course, but she didnt get stuck with nothing to show for it in the end
@iFantasyKlown usually even if they get paid, they will be underpaid by a lot since they are trying to build the portfolio
I wouldnt release that garbage either. There were leaks from the testscreening and it was awful
“someone can be dying of thirst while you’re drowning…”That man said a profound thing. Ppl would be wise to consider it.
Where's the lie?
@@longislandicedtea6323 thr drowning part. there's no such thing as drowning
I mean, people say it all the time since Krillin said the line in Dragon Ball Z Abridged.
I think i understand what means, but could someone explain it to me?
For real. I thank you, guy who said that. And if you ever read this, guy who said that, I just want you to know something very important- no matter what you look like, you are *someone's* ideal. I'm not just saying that. Human sexuality is incredibly complex, way too complex to be portrayed accurately. There are people who are sexually aroused by literal clowns. Look up "Coulrophilia" if you don't believe me. 7.4 Billion people on the planet. It is statistically impossible that every single one of them would feel the same way about the way you look.
Thank you for talking about the salmon problem!! My husbands uncle lives in Alaska and utilizes the salmon up there for food. He said the salmon problem has been getting worse and worse. What used to be rivers overflowing with salmon of all kinds, a lot of those rivers and ponds no longer see salmon come back upstream. It is so sad 😢
Disrupting a person who is doing something in private is completely different for politicians versus anyone else. They are people who have chosen to make their career representing people and when you’re doing something that is known to be unpopular, you shouldn’t imagine you can have peace in public. A politician isn’t a celebrity. If someone who works for you is slacking at their job, you’d require them to give up free time until they fix things.There’s a reason why anyone with half a brain know politician is the most stressful job around
Just don't do it in the quiet section of the damn train though.
Do not for any reason give a movie production company a tax write-off for killing a completed project. They should be sued for the entire budget of the film.
Ikr???? Like I just don't get the thought process there on why there's even a tax write off option for this. Uncompleted works? sure. A fully finished project? Wtaf.
Regardless of whether or not there was any kind of malice in the case of Adam Johnson, I hope that neck guards become the standard in leagues across the world. A few NHL players have started wearing them recently. There's no reason that style should be more important than safety. It also sets a good example for kids when older, professional hockey players choose to wear one. Rest in peace Adam Johnson ❤
It's crazy to me that they don't wear some kind of neck guards. They literally have razor blades on both feet and as rare as those injuries are it's not impossible for it to happen
I've seen this footage, the dude straight up delivered a high kick with blade aimed towards his neck. This wasn't an accident.
I'd be willing to bet every cent I own that the NHL won't make neck guards mandatory.
@@munkustrap2I also doubt that they would outright make them mandatory, but hopefully they can be grandfathered in like other safety equipment such as visors. Older players wouldn't have to wear them, but younger players (who have to wear them as kids now anyways) would have to wear them in order to debut in the league. I think it's a good compromise and definitely much more likely than a full mandate for all players in the NHL.
Neck guards are discussed every time these accidents happen, but still players and even referees aren't willing to use them, or use them wrong (so loose that it doesn't protect at all). In Finland they have been required for _25 years_ but referees don't actively enforce the rule, which is incredibly sad.
I like that persons one liner with the "it's hard to recognize when someone's drowning of thirst when you yourself are drowning". I was a skinny kid who had friends of all different sizes and shapes and whatever, but one of the most hurtful things was when people would project their insecurities on me and say "eat something" or "build some muscle" or some sort of comment on my weight. My parents were tall and thin so naturally i was too, and i also had access to healthy food and loved exercise and sports so I had a natural body type reinforced by healthy habits accessible to me. Not everyone i knew had a stable household or access to healthy food outside of school and could do sports because of parents not being able to transport them. Plus a lot of people just had naturally more body fat due to genetics and medical conditions. I think it was 10th grade that I started speaking up when people started making comments when I literally was just existing (I wasn't a dramatic person and was friends with most ppl in the school while not being a "popular"), and saying that what they were doing to me was the same thing people were doing to them, and how about we speak up to THOSE people starting the unkindness instead of simply passing it along. happy to say it actually worked for the most part and a lot of the people perpetuating the initial unkindness stopped once they realized it wasnt effective and those affected were actually supporting each other not continuing the BS. Now, funny enough i work as a school counselor facilitating positive/productive conversations between teens regularly.
Im in Sheffield where it happened and this hit us very hard, the whole city was in shock and so many people were left traumatized seeing it happen live. I wasn't there but heard horrifying descriptions I wont repeat from people who were. Neck guards should be mandatory, no questions at all in my mind.
As a First Nations individual, thank you for making the salmon story a big part of the show today. Im from northern BC, but we still have the same sort of challenges and issues here. It still boggles my mind that for anything to get done, someone's pockets somewhere need to be getting filled from action. It's not working, and there is something that can happen now that will help, but no one is getting paid enough for it to happen..
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Question, and I’m not asking in bad faith, I’m genuinely asking. Do you like the term “First Nation”, secondly are you FN by blood (family members are FN) or did you grew up in a reservation or in a prominent FN community?
Thank you Phil for covering the salmon crisis. I'm part of an Alaskan Tribe with a long history of reliance on the Salmon. Its "another jar of smoked salmon" even became a recurring joke at potlatches. So many cultural foods revolve around the fish. Yet I have often heard disdainful comments from family members and the community in Alaska that they live with, regarding the extreme levels of tourism drawn by salmon fishing each season. As tribal members, we're limited on how much we're allowed to fish and have special nets that you have to be on a waitling list to use! Our culture has been greatly impacted by the necessity of preserving these fish and so some people grow resentful of having to share. But its hard to blame them because outside of the tribe, its as if folks just see Salmon in the store and think nothing more than 'its another dinner option' or 'that its expensive just because its a healthy food'. Its so much more than that.
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Omfg it’s insane. My store has an entire salmon section. There is no way this lifestyle won’t have enormous consequences. If there was some kind of substitute for salmon that would be nice.
@@natecorsn9097 oh yah that's like, a whole other problem too! In the US I feel like we don't really have a lot of food diversity. We all get used to eatting our favorite things. So any time you go to a general grocery store, there's maybe 3 different types of fish available to buy- Salmon, Cod, and sometimes Tilapia or Trout. And Salmon is usually the only non-white fish. If youre at a more specialized shop maybe Ahi or Catfish? But considering the thousands of different species we may call fish, Im sure there are a lot of healthy and delicious options out there besides salmon, and by comparison there's so few being sold that people probably don't even think about it.
Scams are always gonna be scams, but the real thing to watch out for is the AI getting combined with older scams. I'm gonna be scared for the person that gets their channel hacked and has to watch it get flooded with an AI version of themselves selling nonsense that tanks their credibility in an instant.
Thanks for covering the salmon story! I have family in Oregon who tend to be… well one sided with their news sources, so up until now I heard about “radical environmentalists want to tear down our perfectly good dams entirely over fish”. Obviously if this is all you hear, then it sounds ridiculous. But thanks for showing actual studies going over the inefficiencies of hydroelectric power and maintenance costs. Suddenly it doesn’t sound so ridiculous
Your segment on the fish is just so comprehensive, I appreciate it. The solution seems clear. I don't understand why we are living in bizarro world where we have multiple powerful organizations who actively want to destroy this earth for perceived profit. This fish river story is just one of a billion stories of where evil, stupid, and lazy keeps winning.
That analogy of dying of thirst vs drowning is so good. We're all so incredibly ignorant and it's not necessarily our fault, but we definitely should take pause in how we react to things more often.
This is why it's so important for people to mingle and hang out with people outside their own demographic.
Politness has always been one of the best weapon for the upper class to shield them selves.
Definitely torn on the Senators in public scenario. They’re salary so essentially they’re always on the clock. That’s how it is for a lot of middle class salary workers. And if our country isn’t being held accountable it’s our job to go to those in charge.
The intimidating senators is funny to me considering that’s how congress gets their jobs. If you vote this way all this bad stuff will happen. Blah blah blah.
The salmon story had me fuming. Not just the broken promises, but the Muskish “solutions” to the problem that cost way more than the simple and cheap options that have been proven to work make me want to pull my hair out!
Never mind that Salmon is delicious and I would love to be able to continue to eat it and not have to feel guilty that my personal desire for my favourite food is harming other people and the future of the fish as a whole.
And just to be clear. This money would come from the taxpayer. The prices and fees for the parts and labor will be vastly inflated. Useless things will be used to funnel some of that money into shady pockets. Just the military industrial complex doing its work domestically. But remember what George Bush said, "I believe that one day mankind and fish will coexist peacefully."😂
@@TexasGreed there are no words to truly describe how frustrating this information is. I want to flip a table.
As an Oregonian, I am so thankful that you covered this story with the salmon and the damns. Our damns have caused so many issues, and the salmon population is a huge problem, and it's getting so much worse. My dad has always loved going fishing and bringing home salmon, and we've seen the problems arising over time. People are so terrible to the salmon population and the hatcheries have been devastating to the fishermen and wildlife. Not even to mention the other problems the damns over here have been having. The Willamate valley is such a beautiful place and theoretically it could a paradise if people would stop worrying about their pockets in in the short term, and instead worry about the impact of actions in the long term which would actually fill their pockets more.
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I am a Canadian that find myself living amongst a Pacific Northwest tribe. I am not of this coast, I am Atlantic Canadian. The decline in real salmon in the last 10 years has been very hard on the tribes. The Art of war said starve the enemy.
On the other hand dams produce a lot of low carbon energy
@@misham6547on big rivers yes but the ones talked about in this video are basically useless and it's becoming less energy and cost efficient to maintain them.
On confronting politicians, I wonder how many of them have office hours, public events for taking questions, or have even made a statement about Gazans dying. I think if your representatives don’t say something about the calls and e-mails and letters they get from their constituents and don’t have a time for said constituents to talk to them, then they only leave these kinds of confrontations. People need to know they’ve been heard.
The last story really makes me wonder if our representatives have always been this stupid or if they just got stupider once cameras were introduced
I am absolutely embarrassed by Markwayne Mullen and him being a representative for our state. He is a grown man with no idea what he’s doing having to be told to sit down instead of fighting like he’s in middle school.
I'm gonna say it! The way Mullen acted was so damned shameful. Dude was right to call him a clown. And by extension, everyone who voted for him are clowns too. And if anyone's offended by that statement, good! Grow the fuck up!
Dude this state is a nightmare 😢 born and raised here, every year just seems like a new circus 😮💨
Ugh same. Things aren’t OK in OK
I was amazed he would bring Twitter beef into real life like that. Dude doesn't touch grass enough 😂
I mean anyone with two first names, are generally massive tools
The German hockey league has decided to make neck guards mandatory which in my opinion is the right move. I find it so fascinating that hockey is such a dangerous sport and yet among many of the players those who wear a lot of protective gear are made fun of or are seen as less tough or manly. Looking at accidents like the one that cost Adam Johnson’s life, this attitude is not only toxic but outright dangerous.
I expected the Germans to have developed some sort of knife-proof cowl.
This right here.
It wasn't an accident. God, please watch the footage, i'm tired of seeing people make excuses for a killer. Normal players DO NOT do what he did ever, he kicked up at him, one of the first things you're taught NEVER to do. It's not about neck guards and this event wasn't caused by a "toxic" sport environment. This was caused by the dirtiest player in the UK committing manslaughter. period. That doesn't mean i don't think they should wear neck guards, they should and 1 might've even saved Adam's life here, but it definitely wasn't the culture of the sport that killed this guy.
Agree If you watch the footage it was a direct attempt to attack the player with his skate, did he plan to kill him? probably not but he wanted to injure him for sure. Its manslaughter for sure. Sorry but dude needs to go to jail. I agree with you 100%@@thekamotodragon
I’ve seen the footage and I agree that it isn’t normal to have your foot up that high. All I was saying was that some injuries can be avoided if you wear the right protective gear. And I’m not trying to victim blame here. I‘m just speaking from personal experience. I was the manager (don’t know how else to describe my position) for an inline hockey team for years. In one game, one of our players went for a fast break towards the other team’s goalie who then sprawled out in front of our player to stop him. It was a very dirty move because our player was going full speed. He wasn’t even able to put out his arms to break the fall so he fell chin first to the ground. He was always one of those guys who said wearing a helmet with a face mask was for pussies and bad players. He reconsidered after getting stitched up in the hospital. He wasn’t the only one to talk like this and reconsider his attitude afterwards. It happened frequently.
I know protective gear does not protect you completely, because there are other factors. But it helps.
Thank you for talking about the fish issues, not many people realize how detrimental dams have been and how difficult and expensive captive rearing can be
When I backpacked in the Scottish Highlands I saw an old dam in Pitlochry where they built cascading pools alongside it so salmon could still jump over it. I don't understand why this could not be replicated in the USA. Maybe the Corp of Engineers should travel to Europe and see how Scotland, Norway and other countries that rely heavily on hydroelecric power do it.
Some do. But the dams are fuckin Huge So while some fish can manage to find it, some don't.
For example, The Grand Coulee Dam (one of the further up-stream dams on the largest river in the PNW) is just under a mile wide (1.6 km). Even with fish ladders implemented, they're still gunna have to run around looking for them.
Warner Bros shelving a completed movie doesn't surprise me, especially because they did it for a tax write-off. I couldn't imagine working that hard on a film just for it to never be released! I'm happy Dave Green can shop for buyers, good on everyone who fought against Warner Bros decision.
It's a bullshit loophole they shouldn't be allowed to do. It's one thing if some accident happens during shooting to cancel the whole thing and even that should be an insurance payout not a tax write off, but the blatant audacity to just not release a finished movie is absolute shit
@@mgelliott86it’s a business decision. They take the risk, not you.
@@Quantum_BluntzThe movie was done tho. Wouldn’t you feel bad that something you worked on for years not being able to seen or be put on a resume/portfolio?
@@MaxineLunaZorua if I was apart of the process that helped finished that movie, you bet I’d be upset. However, that’s what happens when you work for someone who doesn’t care. Hollywood executives don’t care that those they employ have to buy food and rent as long as their Business is afloat. They know that eventually people who want work will give them their time and we, the consumers, our money.
@@Quantum_Bluntz Except, Warner Bros and their stupid decisions are coming back to bite them now.
Yo I’ve never actually had a tear jerking moment but omg when she said “I hope you have all your little chickens and cows” I immediately cried
It was the "that your little heart desires" right after that got me
weren't there for when Frieza killed krillin in front of goku were you?
Many boys became men that day......
@@kiim0😂😂😂
@@kiim0 by that time I had already watched Android 8 die… I had already become a man
Same, that was so heartbreaking
I remember recently someone saying how crazy it is to hear their hometown in a section on the show, now it's (sort of) my turn. I've been a Nottingham Panthers fan for nearly 20 years as well as a Penguins fan for 15 or so. It's been a tough time. My wife and I will be at the memorial game on Saturday and it feels so unreal.
Oklahoman here: I don't know that I've ever been more embarrassed by a public figure from our state. I'm incredibly disappointed that there's no mechanism for recalling senators. I cannot believe that we have such a petulant child representing our state.
I love that we live in a world where my professor just casually drops that a fight almost happened in Congress and instead of going "what?" my class just went "yeah that makes sense"
To be fair, there has been worse in Congress. Caning for instance, and duels to the death as just two
Hollywood: Pirating movies is bad!
Also Hollywood: What's wrong with pirating actors?
I mean, those of us who don't want to support greedy billionaire Disney and Hollywood corpos will continue to pirate anything and everything without issue, so why shouldn't the corpos themselves be allowed to? The world keeps on chugging, everyone is struggling. Why should fucking HOLLYWOOD of all places have our sympathy lmao?
OMG. Thank you so much for talking about the damns, salmon and hatcheries. I live in the heart of the Willamette Valley (Eugene, OR.), and it's crazy the amount of propaganda to keep the hatchery going just east of us going. You have broken down the problem SO WELL. Thank you!!!
The salmon story is both heartbreaking and heartwarming to me...
The river I live near used to carry so much salmon it was used to feed the poor. Niw we've had decades of a project trying to reintroduce it to the river but only one has ever been caught since then. The dams on the way up are still keeping the fish from returning and their spawning grounds still are overly managed and canalized.
On the AI topic
I had to tell my bank multiple time that i do not want the voice recognition to verify my identity because of how good AI is getting. Its kind of scary this option is still available in my opinion because they're begging for easy identity theft.
I have made a decision to no longer answer the phone and say "hello?" I will always wait for the other person to talk first. It's so easy for people to call you, record you saying "hello are you there?" And using it to create an AI voice based on your speech
This hockey incident reminds of that video when Clint Malarchuck had his neck cut open on television! It was the most horrifying thing I ever seen, the way the blood would seamlessly spurt out of his neck onto the ice left me speechless! The man lost *a lot* of blood, but luckily he managed to survive that terrifying ordeal, I never understood why the hockey league never implemented neck guards after that incident, and it still baffles me to this day as to why they haven't in 2023 or even before then!
I think the answer is that it’s just not a common occurrence or a realistic threat at the skater (I.e., non-goalie) positions. Most youth players grow up using neckguards, but those are designed primarily to protect against the much more common threat of a puck or stick in the throat-not really to stop skate blades.
There are turtle neck type devices now that purport to help against skates, but unclear on how these would protect against the more realistic threat of structure damage from a slapshot or stick that the older style neck guards protect against.
Wouldn't do much. They implemented mouth guards and they just use them as chew toys now. You can lead a horse to water, but can't make them drink...
@@MisterCaution For some odd reason my reply didn't show up on my end, I'm not ignoring you, I just can't remember what I wrote. Migraines with brain fog is a bitch, lol.
thank you very much for covering the adam johnson story. its something that has sparked a lot of debate around neck guards. the lack of saftey of the neck is crazy the only mandatory neck protection is for goalies. everyone had blade shoes and people fall, or get hit and things can happen. on the other hand as someone who played a relatively high level of hockey and saw the video i cant believe there was no intent behind the movment of of the player who colided with adam. i dont think he was trying to cut adams neck with his skates but i do believe he was trying to impede adam with his skates/legs and his skates flew alot farther than intended. the events leading up to the incident make it hard to believe that he had no control of his body and didnt try to impede him in some way with his skates/legs. a huge accident in whatever case if im right or wrong, the hockey world had lost a fantastic person who embodied what it meant to be a hockey player RIP adam johnson
He did it intentionally. I'm a fan of hockey and played for several years. He did a power ranger kick going at high speed. He fully intended to incapacitate Johnson. Additionally, he's been in trouble before for doing the exact same move. The dude is a psycho who at the very least deserves some jail time and barred from playing forever.
I can’t bring myself to watch the video, does the other guy just like, intentionally kick his legs out or something? Is that allowed in hockey?
@@Anna-19928 Yeah he would have to have intentionally kicked his legs out, bringing your legs above your waist in hockey is banned. It should be noted that it is also not easy to kick your legs up in hockey. Skates and gear are heavy; to throw your leg up the way he did requires conscious effort.
@@susane1577 😳😳😳 for some reason I imagined they were on the ice, like they had fallen and the guy’s skate just slipped. That’s horrifying!!
I seen the video both in real time and in slow mo. He pick his leg up too high and there was a little thrust right before the collision . While I don't think he planed on it. His action cause the death of innocent person. What makes it look worse. Apparently that guy is a dirty player who has don't some foul plays before on the ice. So I hope they bring that up in court. RIP adam johnson
To say confronting politicians who are unethical with unethical approaches is a guilt driven projection.
I often wonder when it is better to take the mantle and fight back in the face of adversity. And as pure and clean as intentions might be. Keeping hands clean in such a rubble mess seems impossible.
Non the less I think all of Capitol Hill needs to be facing this direct face to face confontation on many courses.
I think people choose to confront politicians in person because it feels like the only way that they could be heard. You don't know if any of the phone calls or emails are actually being directed to your representative or if they even care about the citizens opinions because they get tons of money from super influential pacs, in this case AIPAC.
We actually *know* they’re not being listened to right now, because staffers have reported that there’s been a massive increase in people contacting them about this issue and that politicians are categorically ignoring it. They’re ignoring their constituents and arresting protests outside their offices. So what else can we do? Get money out of politics, and maybe they’ll actually listen!
@Tustin2121 Why should they listen to people telling them to demand isreal halt their pursuit of a terrorist organisation?
Assuming they’re not protesting Israel due to funding…
People can have opinions, y’know?
@@Tustin2121🙄 Are you gonna pretend like politicians are gonna make their decisions because of some angry constituents?
Do they even consist of the general constituency opinion? Or are we basing our politics and administration on individuals yelling at politicians to vote a certain way, when there’s hundreds of thousands of other people not there, or agreeing with that angry person
If we lived in a system where you could tell your representative was 1) listening to you when you say something or 2) available to talk to AT ALL a lot of times I would disagree with some but not all of the instances of protest (the Corey Booker one is literally just a normal protest, like why are we even talking about it). As it stands, unless they show they actually do represent their constituents' opinions and their political beliefs, they get what they get.
As a biologist from Washington, thank you for talking about our dam and salmon issue!
My friend I’m sorry our government is so stupid😭, like they’d rather spend hundreds of millions than lose less than 2 million every year for something they could have done for free.
As someone who’s been playing hockey since 5 and have been on skates for as long as I can remember, Matt Petgrave moved very atypically on Johnson to make contact. Never, ever, in hockey has raising your leg in a ju-jistu like fashion been a part of the game. And although he may not have meant to clip Johnson in the neck, the game of hockey very seldomly brings your feet off the ice. Petgrave had enough time to realize he wasn’t going to make proper body contact and lifted his leg to slow Johnson’s zone entry. Adam was left defenceless because a move like that is not part of the game and he could not have forecasted it.
While Petgrave may not have meant to take Johnson’s life, he definitely meant to put his leg across Johnson’s body, as a Criminology major, I believe he should be tried for involuntary manslaughter
He would anyway.. he killed someone. 🤷🏼♀️
@@Cooiie people can unfortunately get away with killing someone
Well he finally did get charged with manslaughter.
I've seen elementary school children act more mature than those politicians.
The thing is with Coyote story is that it’s one thing that audiences wouldn’t be able to see it. But also all that work by the crew and animators? They can’t put it on a portfolio or resume because it doesn’t exist. Those people have nothing to show potential employers if all their work is locked away or deleted.
The Salmon issue in Oregon is insane. We are shooting seals because they are eating the salmon made easier to catch by the damns and all that. It's idiotic. Thank you for covering this.
As their constituents I say keep pressuring these politicians. Tax payers aren't paying the average salary of almost 200k for senators to be on their ass doing nothing. If we have to pressure them to listen to the people they were hired to listen to, then let's do it. We shouldn't even have to be pressuring them, if they can't handle it then leave the job.
they should have privacy in their home to a degree, but yeah..while they hold office they shouldn't have any rights to not be hounded in public for things regarding their job.
Unions is a must, especially in the US where companies seem to have no accountability.
As a non-US citizen, how you guys solve problems like the salmon issue both amazes and amuses me. A lot of solutions instead of being the simple solution is some grandiose plan involving something large and expensive. #savesammythesalmon
That's what happens when you have an economy geared behind capitalism. _Someone_ has to be able to pocket money or else nothing gets done.
I was actually thinking that the fact that is was so hotly debated was an example of a functional system. Bloat, corruption, incompetence exists in every single country on the planet in abundance. The USA is no exception in either direction. Whatever country you are from or in is also no exception. So, that a group would propose and try to carry out a stupid or self-serving solution is inevitable. The only hope is that there is enough freedom/activity in the press and engagement among citizens that it gets called out and addressed. There is also the issue of saving face, where a culture or a country wouldn't want to look stupid and so would not make a fuss about something like this.
I see this as an example of an active press, engaged citizens, and a willingness to call out absurdity and look stupid in the process. I'd be far more worried if I never heard stories like this.
I agree, it’s exhausting to watch them always ignore the best solution and then wonder why they fail.
Something large and expensive gives politicians a chance to give their --corporate owners-- donors a sweet sweet payout. I mean, how much money could you squirrel away if you had a contract to build a $500 million fish vacuum/elevator?
The structure of the US government is fundamentally corrupt; between FPTP voting, gerrymandering, the unequal representation arising from seats in the House, Senate, and Electoral college all having flat representation for states regardless of population, which results in idiotic situations like Wyoming citizens having ~70x more power in the Senate than California citizens.
The end result of that is that American politicians can safely ignore the wishes and welfare of a majority of the US population, and suggest these idiotic expensive solutions when there's a more popular, more effective, and cheaper alternative clearly available.
@ashkebora7262 like how nothing is getting done now 😊
I'm so glad that Coyote vs. Acme is potentially getting released. WB has been scrapping already completed films for a tax write-off for a few years now (most notably Batgirl and a sequel to Scoob) and it is really frustrating especially as an animation fan
Girl same. All the animations that have been basically deleted from history all for a fucking tax write off will never NOT piss me off.
@@stephaniechilders5176 I hate it so much
I'm sorry, but anytime I read Scoob! I have the Samonela Academy voice in my head.
I worked on a short film, my very first one (got a few more projects under my belt now). I was on set for 2-3 days, had two auditions, and was so excited to see it.
And it just never saw the light of day. I never even saw the finished product. I’m still mad about it.
I couldn’t even imagine how mad I’d be if it was a full length feature film. However, I am glad that they changed their tune and they’re letting the director sell it elsewhere. I’d love to see it.
I can only speak for myself, but as an American Citizen, I am exhausted. Every day it feels like these politicians stray more and more away from the interest of the people.
I am simply having a hard time feeling any sympathy for them being approached and questioned in public about their non actions or refusal to go with the wishes of the American People.
Bump
AGREED. They don’t listen to the civil options, so why bother being civil? Especially when refusing a ceasefire means a genocide continues.
Dont worry Phil, real fans would never mistake you for a deepfake!!
All jokes aside that AI Bounty website is like a cocaine-fueled 1980s dystopian nightmare coming to life before our very eyes
When that task is achieved with at home photoshop-level software, there will be ai porn somewhere of every random woman in the world.
@DiviAugusti especially because even if it gets somehow obliterated off the surface web, the deep and dark web will be CRAWLING with this shit. And im not even as worried about adult women but what about child predators or trying to blackmail teenagers using their instagram photos to make deepfakes. Now boys and girls wont even need to send nudes for scammers to use to blackmail them for cash, they will just need public accounts with enough images and videos
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@@DiviAugustiYeah that bothers the heck out of me. It's like there's enough free stuff out there of people who willingly want to be filmed and people will still rather do this. There are tons of really beautiful people out there who chose to present their bodies that way as a career and targeting regular everyday folk that chose not to that as a kind of stuff like this could still surface on the internet and impact these people's lives just like that dude that was watching the content and one of his friends was on that website and he tried to play it off knowing dang well what he was there for. It's okay to admit you're attracted to your friends, but don't support AI videos of them on the internet. Don't be creepy😊
@@avirei98 Or random classmates/coworkers you obsess over but have no idea. Married people, I’m sure they’ll have some dark web version for kids, etc. Its exactly like people spending an hour trying to find the waitress at Chili’s Instagram to masturbate over.
Then in addition to all of that. If you’re the Chilis waitress and some guy you served last year has been furiously masturbating to AI porn he made of you for months, at what point do we get normal women being stalked like celebrities because some lonely delusional guy has been thinking of her non stop for a year?
The AI actors story is so bizarre to me because unlike the writer's strike agreement, I feel like the fact none of the AI stipulations that seemed to be driving the discussion were even addressed when the agreement was announced. Now I see why. People were just so excited about the continuing release of their favorite hollywood projects that they kind of missed the reason we were even doing this to begin with. Its infuriating to me that this somehow made its way in there.
It wasnt the audiences who agreed to the terms and conditions. It was the SAG representatives... They are the ones who signed the contracts and ended the strike...
Considering how piss poor movies have been and the dwindling quality of films, why the fuck do we even care about these writers? The railroad strike made sense. Railroads are essential to supply lines and by proxy so to are their workers. The amount of value they bring to society faaar eclipses what a Hollywood write brings, and somehow I never saw this level of support for them.
@@ianhendricks7977 it because people like to believe there is something special or important about being a human being, when there isn't. The MOMENT railway workers can be replaced, they will be and should be.
@@ianhendricks7977like ragnorok ending with just "was all a hallucination lol! None of it mattered!"
I love the wholesome acknowledgment of the small H3 drama. It’s incredibly easy to get over inspired by someone else’s journey, and overstep boundaries. I’m glad yall ended up communicating properly ❤
Sorry, I think I missed this- when did he talk about it?
Hopefully ethan can learn to keep his mouth shut and finally, after years, stop talking about other people's bodies.
The approach at the senator while shes having dinner reminds me of when the professors and lecturers at my uni went on a strike. In the beginning most if not all the students supported them, but as it went on the staff decided that the only way to get their point across to the university board was to antagonize the students. They would tell us they understood that we were not responsible and that they would make sure we would still be prepared for our exams. Theyd tell us they wouldn't be striking or only striking on certain days and tell us to be up and present for our early morning lectures. Then just not show up, multiipler times and we would keep coming since everytime they would say it was a mistake or for XYZ reasons so we would show up again the next time. Then they started antagonizing us via email and on campus in person, by the end they got the students to hate them to such a point that students started advocating for the university and against their original point completely. They thought annoying the students would force the university to give into their demands and it completely backfired.
Dont antagonize the people that have the power to make changes, it will NOT getthem on your side!
This is a really good point, but I think it’s really sad that we have to beg our politicians to do anything for their constituents and they still won’t. I’m sure approaching them during dinner won’t help but trying to nicely ask them also won’t do anything. They don’t care about us and probably never will so we might as well make it inconvenient and uncomfortable for them in the meantime.
That's not a good comparison. These politicians have been elected to public offices, and in that way have ultimately volunteered themselves to hopefully serve the interests of their constituents. It is completely reasonable to voice your grievances with that elected official in person or online, and if politicians didn't want to be bothered at dinner or on the train then they could've not run for office. There's a reason is a PUBLIC office.
Progress isn't made when you roll over to authority, and by your logic marginalized groups should never take a stand against oppression.
@@ordainedhydra3628 Not to mention where and how are we supposed to voice our concerns? You go to them and in turn you get arrested. You mail them and it ends in the trash. You try to approach them to talk to them at any point and you get accussed of harassment.
If you're a politician and are out in public then you need to do your job and listen to your constituents. Don't just say I'm having dinner and brush them off. It shows just how little fuxks you give.
The Hockey incident has always been my biggest fear about ice skates.
I watched the video of the accident and the guy whose skate hit Adam Johnson’s neck seemed to kick his leg out in a really unnatural way. Obviously the police need to fully investigate but it definitely wasn’t something that could easily happen even if it was an accident.
I thought they all had neck guards already, because this has happened before.
Not sure it's happened quite like this... I've heard of freak accidents with skater falling and others tripping.
But Adam was standing when he was kicked in the neck...
@@Ryan_T_SThere have been a couple players that have had their necks cut by skate blades while standing (hits/losing balance can cause the player to bring their skates up).
A player got a blade to the face in the NHL on Montreal tonight actually.
Most pro players have luckily survived this happening to them however Adam Johnson dying AND having it on video is finally causing people to start demanding neck guards become mandatory in pro and semi pro leagues. (It is mandatory for minor hockey here in Canada)
I know people at the game. They said it looked like an accident at ice level. Though not too sure what to think anymore I think it was An accident but I'm not 100% sure. I hope he is innocent
Thank you for talking about the salmon story it's really important and it shows how any organization can get corrupted and needs checks and balances. The city I'm from has dams on the river but they're not large and we use fish ladders so the fish can go up and down stream as they like. It's mind-boggling to think that through arrogance they choose to not do the simplest solution with the most benefit. And it really says something about a person if they can't admit they are wrong like the fact that the dams aren't as useful as initially thought.
Politicians work for the people, I love seeing these people fight for their voice to be heard.
I understand civility in protest is very important to a lot of people but a big issue with silent protest is that they're very easy to ignore, and when lawmakers show a repeat disregard to your cause, you simply do what has to be done to make your concerns heard, even if it's at the cost of someone's comfort, because the issues are bigger than that.
In my AP US history class today our teacher showed us the fight video and compared it to a painting of 2 senators fighting that was made in the lead-up to the Civil War. While it was pretty funny it's also depressing that the most we've grown since then is that someone steps in to stop it.
Brooks and Sumner by any chance? It wasn't really a fight. A fight usually has two participants. Sumner was pinned by his desk and Brooks just straight up beat on him with his cane.
Appreciate you covering the salmon story and bringing up our native brothers and sisters. So many broken promises.
Has the government actually followed any treaty?
why don’t they just build salmon ladders?
@@Ray_Cismin Scotland I saw cascading pools built alongside the dam. As close to a ladder as it gets and probably doesn't cost hundreds of millions of dollars to build ;)
By far not the only broken promise. It’s depressing.
@@irie2jones Yeah salmon ladders seem like the easiest option, and a bunch of dams already have them. Far cheaper than shipping the salmon down river.
Wow, that was some dedication to the salmon story. Thank you. I feel like that was the sort of headline I'd usually scroll past because I'm not from the regions affected and don't have any of the background knowledge. But you did a great job breaking it down and I learned a lot in those 10 minutes.
"I don't care if talking about this makes you uncomfortable, you funding the genocide of these people make me uncomfortable so maybe we can all be a little uncomfortable" We do not have as much power. so yes, make them angry. bother their day. people are dying and they have the ability to stop it but they aren't. I don't think they are taking it far enough.
As a Sheffield native and at the hockey game in question. It was literally a scene out of a horror movie. It was a dirty move, but I am really not sure if it was anything more than a freak accident. Seeing the incident firsthand all I can hope that in the future that protective gear improves to prevent thinks like this happening in the future
Learn the rules of ice hockey before you defend a murder next time
Regarding the AI bounties' story,
The response "It is not meant to be used that way" is so baffling it actually upsets me, this feature on their website is clearly being used for that, the company clearly knows about it, they just don't care, they don't care about any of the victims as long as they stand to gain something from it. Truly despicable.
They arent a company they started as a small discord community. Been around for a long time. It baffles me they never banned deepfakes and it angers me everytime i see it. Ive always advocated for them to not allow it but the site admins dont think its a big deal or even their responsibility.
The most ive gotten as a respons was "people would do it anyway elsewhere"
It really is horrible
Agreed. It doesn't matter what it's "supposed to" be used for. It's how it IS being used, and they as the host site should be doing something about it.
The fact these requests are called BOUNTIES is so mask off, to claim otherwise is so obviously a PR thing lol
Confronting politicians in my opinion is fair game especially for something this big. I think it’s fair to question its effectiveness though-I’m not sure id do this personally because I can’t imagine any politician actually changing their actions based on being publicly confronted but it’s not an invalid tactic.
That "interview" of the senator on the train seemed like a TMZ video.
i work in the hockey industry and the whole adam johnson story has been a whirlwind. every shipment of neck guards we get in sells out almost immediately, which is definitely for the better, but still grim. seeing /someone/ be arrested for his death is a wild update, and i wonder what will come from it.
Do you really think the neck guards will save lives? The ones I've used aren't built to stop skates slashing you
@@penfold1992 This is probably going to go to the same motions with F1 and the Drivers halo.
It's not about 100% saving lives, it's to mitigate the chances of it happening.
Politicians are absolutely the person to disrupt to hear the voice of their constituents. Its their job to hear and speak for the people. Much better than road blocking commuters at the very least.
Dude, I'm not a Romney fan but that response actually made me laugh.
That's how Romney thinks. If the people are talking he's not listening.
That other ice hockey player definitely intended to hurt Johnson. Nobody falls like that, he kicked his feet back at him. He most likely didn't want to kill him, but he definitely intended to make contact. He is known for this.
My great great grandfather grew up catching salmon and it’s how he and his family made a living. Even as recent as my great uncle was a salmon fisherman. The steady decrease of healthy, large fish has been devastating to the fishing communities.
Adam Johnson's passing really hit the Hockey world hard. I feel like Neck Guards need to be mandatory at the top level, especially the NHL. The Neck guard isn't that much of a restrictive thing, and I want these players to be safe. The game of Hockey is already a meat grinder of injuries.
This is a sport where they still don’t willingly wear metal face masks. Gonna have a hard time making them all wear neck guards.
The goal of every contact sport (edit, nah, every sport, not just contact sports) is to entertain the rich at great risk of irreparable harm to the players.
Most people lose their dopamine hit though when they really think about it, and suddenly sports aren't very fun.
So, unlearn that, if sports bring you joy, I guess. Good luck.
I feel like ever since Chuck Malarchuk people keep thinking "wow, that's crazy" but never expected it to happen again.
Too few people know that Malarchuk only survived because the assistant coach on the team at that end of the rink happened to be a vietnam vet and ran out onto the ice and stabilized the blood vessel.
1 in a million tragedy had a 1 in a million solution.
1 in a million tragedy happened again, the solution did not
@@thomaswillard6267The Malarchuk story is crazy. As horrible as it is the video needs to be shown anytime neck guards are brought up. I find it insane that these stories still exist after that story.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 the difference though with hockey and other contact sports is hockey is the only one where you literally strap sharp metal blades to a part of your body while playing, you dont see football players running around with knives on their hands
Mullin is an embarrassment. He should be immediately removed for instigating violence on the Senate floor. Unacceptable
Great story on the salmon, thanks Phil
the story about the fish, dams and rivers situation sounds like a case of 'it wasn't my idea so I don't wanna do it'. The amount of times I see those in charge making decisions based on emotions and the mentality that if they didn't come up with it it's worse even when presented with evidence that would make things EASIER for them is wild. I feel like it's no different here.
Eyupp, I see that mentality too often, it's beyond stupid.
I see that mentality constantly in the tech world. It's quite annoying. Lol
Well... we gotta spend this money we want to use! How else will our stakeholders get their bribes... I mean very important government requisition money.
Politicians should always be confronted and held accountable for their actions, or in this case, inactions.
23:12 😂 I love that he started taking his ring off. This guy fights!
Thanks News Daddy for the news