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The President: (inaudible)

-weve enjoyed working with you even though these are very

trying times.

And I want to thank you.

Govenor Abbot: Mr. President, I want you

to know the gratitude the people of the state of

Texas have for you.

We're honored to have you here in the Lone Star State.

I wish it were not under these circumstances.

But we are able to be where we are today,

in the aftermath of this catastrophic storm

that we faced.

And it's really been two storms: It was the

hurricane that turned into one of the most immense

floods ever suffered by the United States.

People's lives have been on the line, and I've been

able to see firsthand your care and your compassion

for the people of Texas.

I've had the opportunity -- for those who only get

to see what happens on the front lines, you need to

know what happens behind the scenes.

And behind the scenes, the President has shown both

care and compassion, and direction and commitment,

from the very beginning when the storm was still

way out in the ocean.

You helped Texas get prepared, providing us

every resource and tool that we needed so that we

could have a plan to respond to the catastrophe

that was coming.

And then after the hurricane came onshore,

and after the flooding began in Houston, we were

in communication, either you and I almost every

day, or you and myself and your tremendous Cabinet

members who have bent over backwards to assist us.

And then, on our flight from Corpus Christi to

Austin, to see his genuine compassion, as we saw

videos of what was going on in Houston, Texas, with

the rising water and our fellow Texans suffering,

the President was heartbroken about what he

saw, and he's committed to ensuring that Texas will

rebuild -- because that's the American way.

We take care of each other.

We've seen that with Texans helping Texans,

with Americans helping Americans.

And, Mr. President, we're stronger, better, and

better prepared because of your leadership from

the very beginning.

And I want to thank you.

(Applause.)

The President: And I want to just say hello --

Elaine Duke is here someplace.

Elaine, fantastic job.

And Brock has been incredible.

And from your standpoint, Nim and the whole group,

and Steve, who I just met -- Steve -- and the job

that they've done getting along.

Number one, they like each other -- very important.

And number two, they respect each other.

And the job that all of these groups have done

getting along is -- in terms of coordination,

has been really incredible, and everyone is

talking about it.

The sad thing is that this is long term.

Nobody has ever seen anything this long,

and nobody has ever seen this much water.

The wind was pretty horrific, but the water

has never been seen like this to the extent.

And it's maybe someday going to disappear.

We keep waiting.

We have three of our great -- four of our great

congressmen right here, and we really

appreciate you being here.

We're going to be working with Congress on helping

out the state of Texas.

It's going to be a costly proposition,

because again, and probably -- Ted Cruz is here.

And, Senator, thank you very much -- Senator Cornyn.

And we'll be working with these characters over here --

(laughter)

-- and I think we'll come through

and really get the right solution.

But probably there's never been anything so expensive

in our country's history.

There's never been anything so historic in

terms of damage and in terms of ferocity as what

we've witnessed with Harvey.

Sounds like such an innocent name, Ben, right?

But it's not.

(Laughter.)

It's not innocent.

It's not innocent.

I also want to thank my people.

And Ben Carson, as you know, is here from HUD,

and Linda is -- Linda McMahon from Small Business.

And I say this is not small business, Linda,

this is big business.

When you add it all up, you're going to be giving

away many, many millions of dollars to help people out.

And Tom Price, as you know is -- Dr. Tom Price -- you

have your people in the field, Tom.

In fact, you may say a couple of words.

And then I'll ask Linda and I'll ask Ben, and then

I think we'll get on to Nim and to Brock and everybody.

Tom.

Secretary Price: Sure.

Thanks, Mr. President.

As you said, this is a historic proportions

storm and flood.

The challenge that we have, obviously, is to

get the resources to the individuals that are

stranded right now, make certain that the evacuees

have a place to go.

From an HHS standpoint, our responsibilities are

medical and veterinarian and mortuary.

There will be of the above.

The challenge that we have in the long term is that

most individuals who suffer from these suffer

from not being able to get the medical care that they

need after the -- when the sun comes out.

So trying to make certain that we've got pharmacies

staffed, make certain that dialysis units are up,

make certain that folks are getting the

electricity to their homes so the oxygen

concentrators are able to be utilized.

And then (inaudible) disease -- making certain

the folks can get to their doctor when they are in

their hometown and get the treatment that they need.

But we're staffed up and ready to go.

We've got four federal medical stations that --

two are up and running and two on the way.

And we've another four or five that are stationed

after that, depending on where folks need --

The President: And they're big ones.

Dr. Price: Yeah, yeah.

We're here for you.

The President: Thank you very much.

Thank you, Tom.

Linda.

Administrator McMahon: Well, SBA has its disaster

relief office in the Dallas-Fort Worth area,

so we have 900 people there permanently.

We have 600 available in the surge.

There will be -- they're already coming in.

I actually did get a note on the plane from Corpus

that we made the first home loan approval

from this disaster.

So I was glad that we're already up and running.

We will be making home loans, business loans.

We'll be making loans for those folks who have lost

income, and also the opportunity to replace

property and equipment and inventories.

So we're up and ready to go.

THe President: Thank you very much.

And Ben Carson from HUD.

Secretary Carson: Well, thank you, Mr. President.

Thank you for your leadership, and you,

Mrs. First Lady, also.

Currently, everything that's been done -- it's

been great working with everybody.

And, Governor, you're one of the people

that I admire the most.

(Inaudible.)

Brock has done a fantastic job,

and Elaine.

Everybody that we've been working

has been fantastic.

And what we've been trying to do is make sure that we

go from the phase of rescue and reaction to the

phase of recovery and a smooth transition.

We're also going to be assisting state and local

governments in reallocation of federal

assets to the disaster relief.

We'll be granting immediate foreclosure relief;

insurance -- mortgage insurance,

as well as insurance for rehabilitation,

through the Section 203(k) program, Section 108 of

loan guarantees for infrastructure,

for economic development, and for a host of things,

and also disseminating information,

which is so critical.

The masses frequently become confused.

We're working very hard to get rid of some of the

regulatory burden so that we can get things gone

really quickly.

Linda and I will be working on that to make

sure that we get what we need to the people.

And I want everybody to know that we're in this

for the long run, and know that once the water recedes,

that's where our work really begins.

And we're going to be (inaudible)

until we finish.

The President: Thank you, Ben, very much.

I appreciate it.

So, Nim, why don't you take over along with Brock,

and we can through some of the different

things that we're going to be doing.

Male Speaker: Thank you sir, you know, we've been -- (inaudible)

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Is The United States Heading Towards Civil War? | Civil War I - Duration: 5:32.

Hey There.

Lately a very troubling idea has been floating around.

Today we ask the question, Is the United States heading towards a Civil War?

The answer is no, absolutely not.

These articles are half-baked clickbait.

I of course would never cover a controversial topic just for the views.

My hypocrisy aside, I think it's worth addressing the general sense that the US Republic is

in unprecedented danger.

It's not.

There are many problems.

The internet has been doing some very weird things to our economy and our politics.

Anybody with a smart phone can impact the national conversation.

I'm obviously a big fan of this, but there are downsides.

It's given us a president who is an idiot and a blowhard.

Most troublingly, the rise of the alt-right has turned the country's racist sub-text

into text.

It's shocking to be dealing with proud white Supremacists in 2017, and I don't want to

minimize that.

But we're nowhere near where we were in the run up to the US Civil War.

In fact I can think of a number of historical points since then when we were in a lot worse

shape than we are today.

We've got problems, but we can handle them.

We've handled them before.

1990s

When it comes to the possibility of armed insurrection, I'd argue that things were

actually worse in the early 1990s.

Anybody remember the Michigan Militia?

After a botched arrest at Ruby Ridge in 1992, and the government massacre of a religious

cult in Waco in 1993, the armed militia movement exploded across the country.

Thousands, some say tens of thousands of people formed armed groups, who talked enthusiastically

about fighting the federal government.

I'd say that's a good deal more intimidating than a bunch of losers re-tweeting frog memes

wouldn't you?

On April 19,1995 Timothy McVeigh, a man affiliated with the militia movement, blew up a federal

building in Oklahoma City, killing 168 people.

After that the militia movement pretty much evaporated.

Remnants still exist, but it was over as a mass phenomenon.

It's too early to tell, but I am getting the sense that the death of Heather Heyer

in Charlottesville earlier this month might be having a similar effect on the Alt-Right.

Ironic Racism isn't that cute anymore.

1890's-1910s

Some claim we're going to get a civil war over income inequality.

Globalization and the internet mean that the rich are doing very, very well, while the

majority of the country hasn't made much progress in decades.

That's a real problem.

But here's a question.

Have you ever gone to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York?

100 years ago the contents of this museum, and dozens of other museums across the country

sat in the many mansions of our plutocrats.

America's millionaires truly lived like Kings.

At the same time Much of the country lived like this.

We've had extremes of wealth and poverty before.

And they were much, much worse at the turn of the last century.

Sorting that era out occasionally involved open warfare between capitalists and workers.

A consensus seems to be building that something needs to be done about inequality today.

And nobody's died in a strike.

We don't know what the answer is yet, but we're already focused on the problem.

And to go all the way back to 1861, the year the US civil war started, there's something

very basic missing if we were heading for a repeat.

There were dissidents in the North and South back then, but most folks were on board with

their sectional interest.

We love talking about Red States and Blue states today, as if everybody in California

was a Democrat, and everybody in Texas was a Republican.

That's just not true.

31% of California, the home of Nixon and Reagan, voted for Donald Trump in 2016.

And Texas actually increased its Democratic percentage in 2016.

For Hillary Clinton, the 2nd most hated presidential candidate in US history.

I'm beginning to suspect that Trump will lose in 2020 actually, not because the Democrats

will get their acts together, but because Texas will go blue.

But that's a different video.

When people imagine a new civil war, they probably aren't envisioning armies in blue

and gray like the 1860's they're probably thinking of something darker and more messy.

They are thinking of the 1960's, but moreso.

To truly do justice to the 1960's we're going to need a whole nother video.

Come back later this week, or maybe next week for 4 Dead In Ohio, my discussion of the 1960's

in memory and in fact.

Thanks for watching, please subscribe, and if you sign up for my e-mail newsletter you

get a free essay!

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TOP 5 Transfers of United States Players 2017/2018 - Duration: 1:38.

hello today you will see the top five transfers of the United States players

number one John Anthony Brookes position centre back age 24 moving from Hertha

BSC moving to vfl wolfsburg market value 14 million euros transfer

fee 17 million euros number 2 Paul aureola position right midfield age 22

moving from club Tijuana moving to DC United

market value 1 million 200,000 euros transfer fee 2 million 9 hundred

thousand euros number 3 Dom Dwyer position centre forward age 27

moving from Sporting Kansas City moving to Orlando city SC market value 1

million 750 thousand euros transfer fee seven hundred seventy five thousand

euros number four Matt Miazga position centre back age 22 moving from Vitesse

Arnhem moving to Chelsea FC market value 2 million euros transfer fee end of

loan

number five Danny Williams position defensive

midfield age 28 moving from Reading FC moving to Huddersfield Town

market value 2 million euros transfer fee end of loan

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BTS Tops Amazon's CDs & Vinyl Best Sellers List In United States With Mini Album Pre-Order - Duration: 0:58.

BTS Tops Amazon's CDs & Vinyl Best Sellers List In United States With Mini Album Pre-Order

BTS's upcoming mini album quickly topped Amazon's CDs & Vinyl Best Sellers list in the United States after official pre-orders opened.

On August 29, BigHit Entertainment announced that fans in North America (the United States and Canada) would be able to pre-order BTS's upcoming mini album "LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'" via Amazon.

This is the first time that a K-pop artists albums have been available officially for pre-order through Amazon in the United States. Notably, sales made through the official listing on Amazon will count towards music charts including Hanteo, Gaon, and Billboard. Soompi. Display. News. English.

300x250. Mobile. English. 300x250. ATF. Only three hours after BTS's new mini album became available for official pre-order on Amazon in North America, it grabbed the No. 1 spot on the CDs & Vinyl Best Sellers list on Amazon in the United States.

BTSs new mini album "LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'" is due out on September 18.