Cong Minh blog: Youtube daily US Mar 27 2018

We need to get back out find that bridge

Wow look at that

I'd say a backdrop people would take their pictures in front of it. Yeah, I know what it is

Okay then

Some on your mind Ellie. I wasn't trying to disobey you back there

You were taking a really long time, and I thought

Maybe he's gotten into trouble

Okay, don't matter what you thought. I need you to listen to me. I do. It's just that

Whatever Joel

That door looks like a way out how you see a way to get up there nope

And I'd be able to get there with this

Hey, how about a hand you sure you can trust me with that belly

Push harder there. How's that let's go?

Right now I'm gonna jump down there. I'm gonna clear us a path. What about me. You stay here. This is just stupid

We'd have more of a fucking chance if you got me help I am

You seem to know your way around a gun you reckon you can handle that

Well I sort of shot a rifle before but it was that rats rats

With bb's

Well it's the same basic concept

Lift it up

All right now. You're gonna lean right into that stock. Is it. He's gonna kick a hell of a lot more than any baby rifle

Go and pull the bolt back

Grab it right there. Just tug it there you go as soon as you fire. You're gonna want to get another round in there quick

Listen to me

By getting in trouble down there you make every shot count yeah, I got this

All right

And just so we're clear about back there, it was either him or me

You're welcome

As I was you to know him, but if you're gonna steal make sure you get away with it right, I would have done

They're all fucking dead the hell's he yapping about take a breath who's dead

You're gonna bard

Alright come on down

How'd I do

About something a

Little more your size

It's for emergencies only okay

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U.S., EU expels Russian diplomats over UK nerve agent attack - Duration: 1:49.

Countries around the world have come together in a coordinated response to the Kremlin over

the poisoning of an ex-Russian Spy in foreign soil.

The latest to join in by expelling Moscow's diplomats is the United States.

Ro Aram gets us up to speed with the developments.

The United States has banded together with several EU nations, as well as Canada and

Ukraine, to punish Russia for the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury

earlier this month.

Their announcements were timed within a few hours on Monday for maximum effect.

Washington is expelling 60 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers, which is President

Trump's strongest action against Russia since coming to office.

Trump seems to be bowing to pressure from Democrats and some Republicans to take a tougher

stance against the Kremlin.

"The president wants to work with Russia, but their actions sometimes don't allow that

to happen.

The poisoning in the U.K. that has kind of led to today's announcement was a very brazen

action, it was a reckless action."

In total, at least 21 countries have ousted more than 135 Russians, including 23 kicked

out earlier by the UK, marking the biggest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since

the height of the Cold War.

British Prime Minister Theresa May welcomed the show of solidarity, saying it sent the

"strongest signal to Russia that it cannot continue to flout international law."

Moscow hit back by threatening to kick out an equal number of foreign diplomats.

Russia's Embassy in Washington also asked its Twitter followers to vote which U.S. consulate

in Russia it should close.

Moscow continues to deny it used a Soviet-era nerve agent to poison Skripal.

Ro Aram, Arirang News.

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S. Korea's presidential Blue House says Abu Dhabi Crown Prince granted US$25 bil. worth energy - Duration: 3:28.

President Moon Jae-in is in the UAE for his first official visit to the Middle East since

taking office last year.

As President Moon nears the end of his trip, the Blue House says the Crown Prince of Abu

Dhabi has ordered his aides to ink 25 billion U.S. dollars worth of contracts with South

Korean firms.

Our Moon Connyoung reports.

"The United Arab Emirates.

Although its ties with South Korea stretch back nearly 40 years, it's only in the last

decade or so that their relations got stronger.

Well, that partnership got bumped up to a whole new level... in the desert sand dunes

of Barakah roughly 240 kilometers away."

From the capital Abu Dhabi... a roughly three hour drive through endless sand dunesstands

a nuclear power plant under construction.

This is the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant.

A 20 billion U.S. dollar nuclear plant which is Seoul's first attempt to build an atomic

reactor abroad.

The first of its four reactors, being built in the UAE's western desert near the Saudi

border is scheduled to come online this year...

making it the first nuclear power plant on the Arabian Peninsula.

But, it's more than that.

It's a symbol of trust between South Korea and the UAE... according to the leaders of

the two countries.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in traveled to Barakah on the third day of his four-day

official visit to the UAE... and accompanying him Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan

of Abu Dhabi.

There, the two leaders declared work on the first reactor at Barakah complete.

"Crown Prince Mohammed has placed full confidence in our expertise.

He's promised to give preference to South Korean firms in future projects west of Abu

Dhabi."

The South Korean president said the UAE has vowed to vouch for South Korea... as Saudi

Arabia is slated to prequalify several international companies next month to bid for building two

nuclear reactors.

Crown Prince Mohammed took to Twitter to thank President Moon for his country's cooperation

in the nuclear plant project... saying the achievement is historical for the UAE energy

sector and said their work together is an exceptional "model relationship."

Senior Blue House officials traveling with the president unveiled that the powerful Crown

Prince of Abu Dhabi has given his word that 25-billion U.S. dollars worth of various projects

will be given to South Korean firms.

Sources familiar with the issue say these are contracts that had been put on hold by

the UAE over its objection regarding a possible change to a secret military cooperation deal

made between Seoul and Abu Dhabi under the Lee Myung-bak administration in 2009.

If true, the 25 billion dollar greenlight from Crown Prince Mohammed may be a signal

that any kind of issues there may have had been - whether military or not - haven been

smoothed out completely during Mr. Moon's visit to the Gulf nation.

"From mending the fences to rebuilding trust and friendship between the two countries,

the two leaders... it looks like President Moon leaves under his belt what he came for.

"Al rafiq qabl al tarriq" - choosing a companion for a long journey ahead.

Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, Abu Dhabi."

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Korea and U.S. reach agreement on revised free-trade deal - Duration: 13:13.

And to tell us more about the revised Korea-U.S. FTA,.... and what changes we can expect in

regards to trade with the U.S. from here on,...

Professor Lee Jae-min from the Seoul National University School of Law joins us in the studio

today.

Welcome to the program professor.

Great to be here.

1- Korea and the U.S. have finally reached an agreement on revising their six-year-old

free trade agreement.

But I think this agreement on the revised deal came a bit earlier than expected, don't

you think so?

(especially when comparing the negotiations to the ongoing NAFTA talks)

2- This agreement is especially notable amid rising trade tensions between major economies

around the world right now.

3- Let's look at the details then.

First and foremost, the revised deal gives more benefits to American automakers.

Tell us more about this.

4- In exchange though, Korean steelmakers have been made exempt from the heavy tariffs

imposed by President Trump.

Tell us more about this.

5- Seoul's Trade Minister Kim Hyun-chong also said,.... that there will be no additional

opening of South Korea's agricultural market.... despite strong demand from the U.S. to open

up the market further.

6- The Korean government seemed satisfied with the result considering Korea is the third-largest

steel exporter to the U.S.

What's *your assessment of the revised FTA?

7- So what impact will the deal have on different sectors from now on, especially Korea's auto

and steel industries.

8- Back in January though, Trump approved safeguards against Korean large home washing

machines and solar cells and modules.

What will happen

those safeguards?

9- With the closure of renegotiations on the KORUS FTA, is it fair for us to say

that the trade risks stemming from the U.S. have died down a bit?

10- Aside from Korea, we've been hearing that the U.S.

has

been preparing to negotiate deals around the region.

In fact, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, the U.S. and China have started

behind-the-scenes negotiations to improve American access to Chinese markets.

Thank you for

your

insight today professor.

Anytime.

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Breaking news Today⚠️ world war 3 Trump to ATTACK North Korea AND Iran, US PREPARING FOR WAR' - Duration: 3:02.

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North Korea and Iran u.s. is scrapping diplomacy and preparing for war Donald

Trump is scrapping diplomacy and preparing for war after choosing to oust

former national security adviser HR McMaster in a point John Bolton as part

of his staff shake-up in the White House it has been claimed

Stephen Myles the director of the win without war coalition a think-tank

program of the Center for international policy stated the Republican firebrands

decision shows a stark change in US policy he explained I think the message

is pretty clear Trump is throwing in the towel as to whatever extent he was

considering diplomacy and is preparing for war mr. miles added the appointment

of mr. Bolton is part of Donald Trump's formation of a war cabinet against North

Korea and Iran in the space of a month Donald Trump hosted both Rex Tillerson

and HR McMaster in favor of to proponents of violent regime change and

have opposed the Iran nuclear deal according to mr. miles Daniel L Davis a

defense expert and retired Army colonel also told Newsweek that although mr.

Trump has long argued there should be no more stupid wars the aggressive stance

of John Bolton makes the situation curious he explained

president Trump ran on a platform of no more regime change no more stupid Wars

and argued the Iraq war was a mistake his new selection for national security

adviser is curious then given that Bolton stands for the polar opposite on

all three overtly advocates for regime change in Tehran recommends a military

solution for Korea and still defense the Iraq war as good mr. Bolton has

previously advocated for violence towards North Korea and Iran in February

the National Security Advisor wrote a commentary entitled the legal case for

striking North Korea first and another in 2015 dub to stop Iran's bomb bomb

Iran both argued the case for a more aggressive u.s. foreign policy mr. Davis

sized his hope for Donald Trump to forego a change in policy that could

result in World War three he went on I hope that Trump has not changed his mind

there's an enormous opportunity to defuse the situation in a way that

nobody has to die and no wars need to be fought Donald Trump long engaged in a

war of words with North Korea leader Kim jong-un that saw them trade blows

through the Republicans use of social media and Kim's propaganda networks

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Hermit Kingdom for talks with the despot leader it is understood that the meeting

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U.S., EU expels Russian diplomats over UK nerve agent attack - Duration: 2:04.

Now for a look at stories making headlines around the world and we start with the latest

on the poisoning of a former Russian spy in the UK.

The U.S. has joined a host of other nations in expelling Russian diplomats in a coordinated

response to the nerve agent attack.

For more on this and other international news we turn to our Ro Aram…

Aram…

Western nations have been pointing their fingers at Moscow for the attack, and now they joined

forces in punishing Russia….

That's right Semin…

The U.S. has banded together with several EU nations, as well as Canada and Ukraine,

timing their announcements within a few hours on Monday for maximum effect.

Washington is expelling 60 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers, which is President

Trump's strongest action against Russia since coming to office.

Trump has always avoided directly challenging his Russian counterpart, but it seems he is

bowing to pressure from Democrats and some Republicans to take a tougher stance against

the Kremlin.

The 60 Russian diplomats are part of more than a hundred of their colleagues from 20

other nations that have been told to leave their respective countries.

It marks the biggest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since the height of the

Cold War.

British Prime Minister Theresa May welcomed the show of solidarity, saying it sent the

"strongest signal to Russia that it cannot continue to flout international law."

Moscow called the expulsions a "provocative gesture", threatening to kick out an equal

number of foreign diplomats.

Russia's Embassy in Washington also responded to a consulate closure in Seattle by asking

its Twitter followers to vote which U.S. consulate in Russia it should close.

The Kremlin also said President Putin would soon be making a final decision about Russia's

response.

The UK and the EU have said it is highly likely that Moscow was behind the poisoning of Sergei

Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury earlier this month.

Moscow continues to deny involvement.

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The First Mercury Retrograde Of 2018 Is Going To Make Us All Unpredictable - Duration: 5:02.

On Thursday, March 22, the first Mercury retrograde of 2018 will officially be underway.

When this major astrological event occurs while Mercury is in a fire sign as brash and

volatile as Aries, none of us are safe.

Be prepared for miscommunications on the daily, technological breakdowns at the worst possible

time, maddeningly awful traffic, and perhaps even a spontaneous visit from your ex.

All of these are just the tip of the iceberg for what can go wrong while Mercury appears

to be rolling backwards in the sky.

For the next three weeks, you might as well just sit back, relax, and watch this sh*tshow

go down.

I'm telling you: This is going to be amazing(ly terrifying).

As you all well know, things are known for being turned completely upside down during

Mercury in retrograde.

Since it's the planet that rules over the way we communicate, the sign it's currently

in has a lot of influence over the way we behave.

Aries is one of the most impulsive and caustic signs in all the zodiac.

Those born under this sign move with their gut at lightning speed, rarely taking a moment

to second guess themselves.

While this makes them inarguably courageous and confident, it can also land them in a

mess they could have prevented had they just stopped to think before they act.

You can bet yourself that during this retrograde, all the wild and impulsive energy of Aries

will be swirling around us like tornados.

Nothing will be as it seems.

No one will feel like their usual selves.

Stay tuned.

Nothing Will Go As Planned You really need to remain loose and flexible

during Mercury in retrograde because things will more than likely go wrong.

Between delayed flights, sleeping through alarm clocks, to quiet dinner parties turning

into raucous ragers full of arguments and debauchery — anything could happen.

Don't spend too much time planning everything down to the last detail because truthfully,

it won't matter.

You probably will burn the lasagna in the oven, act like a nervous wreck during your

job interview, and show up two hours late to your own birthday party.

Mercury loves to stir the pot when it's in retrograde.

We're basically characters in a play that Mercury is writing.

What's the fun in a story where everything goes as planned?

This is why it's highly advisable that you not sign any contracts or make any permanent

decisions until Mercury goes direct.

We're way more likely to make errors while this planet is in retrograde.

If you end up accidentally signing yourself up for something you really shouldn't have,

you can't say you weren't warned.

You'll Say The First Thing That Enters Your Mind

When Mercury in retrograde happens while Mercury is in Aries, your filter for social awareness

might be totally shut off.

Instead of thinking that your friend's skirt it totally ugly, you might actually end up

cracking a joke about it that hurts her feelings.

Whoops!

Try really, really hard to think before you speak for the next few weeks.

Something that sounds great in your mind might not sound so brilliant coming out of your

mouth.

You could divulge important secrets to people you shouldn't trust, make a fool of yourself

with jokes that fall flat, and accidentally insult people without meaning to.

You also might make promises you definitely can't keep, say things you don't mean,

and feel like taping your mouth shut by the time it's all over.

It's important that you forgive others for misunderstandings and apologize when you make

mistakes yourself.

You're bound to fall victim to some dreaded word vomit.

The least you can do is judge yourself and others less harshly.

You May Run Into People From Your Past And for the grand finale in Mercury retrograde

awesomeness: People from your past will show up.

Whether you decide to send your ex a few drunken texts out of your own volition or your childhood

best friend who you haven't spoken to in years comes back to town, you are likely going

to find yourself in some seriously strange social situations.

Why does this happens?

The universe probably just enjoys playing cruel tricks on us.

However, this also presents an opportunity to get closure in some of your past relationships.

Maybe you can finally ask your ex what went wrong that led to the break up.

Perhaps your old best friend will let you know that it really hurt her when you guys

stopped talking all those years ago.

These experiences may be emotionally painful but they can also be a serious relief, granting

you with answers to all the burning questions you've always had.

Maybe you'll give these people a second shot.

Perhaps you'll be content leaving them in your past.

By the time it's all said and done with, you'll know what to do.

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U.S. Expels 60 Russian Diplomats Response To Attack On Ex-Russian Spy In Britain | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:09.

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S. Korea's presidential Blue House says Abu Dhabi Crown Prince granted US$25 bil. worth energy - Duration: 3:28.

President Moon Jae-in is in the United Arab Emirates for his first official visit to the

Middle East since taking office last year.

As President Moon nears the end of his trip, the Blue House says the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince

has ordered his aides to ink 25 billion U.S. dollars worth of contracts with South Korean

firms.

Our Moon Connyoung is traveling with the president.

She reports from Abu Dhabi.