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[JENSOO] They don't know about us- ONE DIRECTION - Duration: 3:22.
Mọi người thường nói chúng ta không nên là một đôi. Rằng mình còn quá trẻ để nói về hai chữ "mãi mãi"
Nhưng tôi cho rằng họ không biết họ đang nói gì đâu.
Vì tình yêu này chỉ ngày một mãnh liệt hơn…Nên tôi không muốn đợi thêm một giây phút nào nữa
Tôi muốn hét to lên cho cả thế giới biết rằng, em là của tôi.
Họ không biết những gì ta dành cho nhau
Họ cũng không biết những lời yêu ta trao
Nhưng nếu họ mà biết,
Họ sẽ chỉ ghen tị với mình thôi em
Họ không biết những đêm thao thức nhớ nhung
Họ cũng chẳng biết rằng tôi đã đợi cả đời mình
Chỉ để tìm được một tình yêu chân thành đến thế…
Em à, họ không biết, cũng chẳng hiểu gì về tình yêu đôi mình… ---(họ không biết gì về chúng ta)
Chỉ một cái chạm nhẹ cũng đủ khiến tôi có tin tưởng rồi. Mỗi nụ hôn ngày một ngọt ngào hơn
Tình ta ngày một đậm sâu
Và sẽ vẫn tiếp tục sâu đậm hơn thế nữa, luôn luôn là như vậy, cô gái của tôi à
Họ không hiểu những gì ta đang làm
Cũng không hiểu được cách mình yêu nhau
Nhưng tôi cá với em là nếu họ biết
Thì họ sẽ chỉ ghen tị với mình mà thôi
Họ đâu biết những đêm dài thao thức
Họ đâu biết tôi đã chờ đợi cả cuộc đời
Chỉ để tìm được một tình yêu như thế…
Em yêu, họ không hiểu được tình yêu của ta đâu...
Họ không hề biết em đặc biệt như thế nào
Họ cũng không biết những gì em làm cho trái tim tôi
Họ có thể nói bất cứ điều gì họ muốn
Vì họ chẳng biết gì về hai chúng ta cả
Họ không biết chúng ta giỏi nhất cái gì
Giữa tôi và em, một bí mật nho nhỏ
Nhưng tôi muốn nói với họ Tôi muốn cho cả thế giới này biết rằng EM là của TÔI
Họ không hiểu những gì ta đang làm
Họ cũng không hiểu được cách mình yêu nhau
Nhưng nếu họ mà hiểu được
Thì họ sẽ chỉ có thể ghen tị với chúng mình thôi!
Họ đâu biết những đêm dài thao thức
Họ cũng chẳng hay rằng tôi đã đợi cả đời
Chỉ để tìm được một tình yêu như thế…
Em yêu, họ không hiểu được tình yêu của em và tôi đâu!
Họ không hiểu những gì ta đang làm
Cũng không hiểu được cách tôi yêu em
Nhưng nếu họ mà hiểu được
Thì họ sẽ chỉ có thể ghen tị với chúng mình thôi!
Họ đâu biết những đêm dài thao thức
Họ cũng chẳng hay rằng tôi đã đợi cả đời
Chỉ để tìm được một tình yêu như thế…
Em yêu, họ không hiểu được tình yêu của em và tôi đâu!
Họ không biết gì về ta cả...!
JJ4EVA
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Media Blackout As Huge Meteor Strikes US Military Base - Duration: 2:18.
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Disneyland Resort The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror - Scare Us (2004) - Duration: 0:51.
sfx: thunder clap
sfx: elevator chime
sfx: door close
>> Male 1: Hey, so I heard this place is supposed to be scary.
>> Female: (laughs) Yeah, scary!
>> Male 3: Go ahead and scare us.
>> Female: (laughs) Yeah, scare us.
>> Bellhop: Bo.
(crowd laughs)
>> crowd: Yea, real scary.
sfx: hand clap
>> Bellhop: Hum.
Let me try that again.
sfx: thunder clap
Bo.
sfx: gears turn
(crowd screams)
>> Announcer: The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. 13 story freefall, drop in if you dare.
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FUTURAMA | Season 9, Episode 5: Till 40th Do Us Part | SYFY - Duration: 2:19.
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Train Travel Around The U.S. - Duration: 4:00.
Chicago to Seattle
The Glacier National Park!
Coming to Seattle
Leaving Seattle to Vancouver
Vancouver, Canada
Going back to Seattle
Seattle to Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Leaving Los Angeles to Chicago
Entering Chicago
Washington, DC (Memorial Day Parade)
Heading to NYC
New York!
The trip is about to end ....
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Family files $25M lawsuit in deadly US Park Police shooting - Duration: 2:44.
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Acosta Wonders Why Americans Hate Media, Maybe It's Because They Call Us Nazis - Duration: 10:52.
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A day before us S2 01 Napisy PL - Duration: 1:58.
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US OPEN GOLF DRAMA?| SOUTHAMPTON, NY + MiNi VLoG ⛳️ - Duration: 7:24.
I can't bite it, it's too frozen
We're at the Golf Tournament
You can see, there's millions of people
I have never seen so many people in my entire life
And we're having a break
It's quite nice weather but it's warm
We're waiting for celebrities and golf stars
Because they're starting a little bit later this afternoon
Ans stay tune for more!
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U.S. sanctions 4 entities including Russian bank for North Korea-related activity - Duration: 2:10.
The Trump administration has imposed its first sanctions on Pyongyang since the North Korea-U.S.
summit in June.
4 subjects have been identified, including a Russian bank and a North Korean individual...once
again pressuring the North to make visible actions towards denuclearization.
Kim Mok-yeon has more.
On Friday, the United States imposed sanctions on a Russian bank, a North Korean businessman
based in Moscow, and two firms allegedly working as front companies for a North Korean bank.
The Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control said that it is sanctioning the Agrosoyuz
Commercial Bank, for allegedly facilitating a transaction with Han Jang-su, a person blacklisted
by Washington for involvement in North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
Han is the Moscow-based chief representative of the Foreign Trade Bank, which is the primary
foreign exchange bank of North Korea.
The treasury also added Ri Jong-won , the deputy representative of the FTB to the blacklist,
and stressed that the two representatives of the North Korean bank should be expelled
from Russia under the UN resolutions.
It also slapped sanctions on two suspected front companies for the FTB -- Dandong Zhongsheng
Industry & Trade, based in China, and Korea Ungum Corporation, based in Pyongyang.
The U.S. government also urged the UN Security Council to include these entities on its sanctions
list.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that the U.S. will continue to enforce UN and U.S.
sanctions and shut down illicit revenue streams to Pyongyang until it achieves the final,
fully verified denuclearization of North Korea.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who is in Singapore to attend the ASEAN regional
forum also highlighted the significance of sanctioning the regime.
"We appreciate ASEAN's ongoing efforts to promote peace and stability in the region,
support the rule of law in the South China Sea and to strictly enforce sanctions on North
Korea."
Along with efforts to negotiate with the North, such as exchanging letters with Kim Jong-un,
it seems like the Trump administration is at the same time trying to increase the pressure
on the regime through stricter sanctions to achieve denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.
Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang news.
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Family of Bijan Ghaisar files $25M lawsuit in deadly US Park Police shooting - Duration: 1:26.
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China threatens new round of tariffs against US - Duration: 0:52.
China is readying a new round a tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods.
The Chinese government announced Friday the tariffs will range from 5 percent to 25 percent
depending on the item being taxed.
China said it plans to implement these tariffs if President Donald Trump delivers on his
threat to tax another $200 billion in Chinese goods.
Earlier this week, the Trump administration said it was looking at increasing those pending
tariffs from 10 percent to 25 percent.
The U.S. and China have been involved in a tit-for-tat trade battle for months.
So far, it's resulted in both sides already imposing taxes on $34 billion worth of each
other's goods.
Trump's chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow responded to China's tariff announcement Friday,
telling Fox Business Network, "They better not underestimate the president.
He is going to stand tough."
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The last of us : Left Behind | 10 Cloverfield Lane style Trailer - Duration: 1:21.
Riley!
-I got you -Oh God
Give me your hand!
Ellie!
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German Kids try Sour Candy from the US - Duration: 3:57.
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Trump Ignores The Fact That North Korea Is Currently Pointing Missiles At Us - Duration: 3:50.
Both President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have been talking a lot this week about
how great North Korea is because they're starting to send back the alleged remains of fallen
U.S. soldiers from the Korean war.
And I say alleged because tests have to be run on these remains to make sure that they
are, in fact, American soldiers or even Americans to begin with.
As of right now, we technically have no idea whose remains these are.
But nonetheless, they're praising him.
Donald Trump tweeted out the following on Thursday.
He said, "Thank you to Chairman Kim Jong-un for keeping your word and starting the process
of sending home the remains of our great and beloved missing fallen.
I am not at all surprised you took this kind of action.
Also, thank you for your nice letter.
I look forward to seeing you soon."
A couple years ago, when my son was in first grade, they had to write letters asking politicians
a question at our state government here in Tallahassee.
And my son got a response back and then, everybody had to respond and he said in his response,
a first grader, said, "Thank you for your nice letter.
I hope I get to see you soon."
So, when I read Trump's tweet there, I realized that he is using the same language and mentality
that my son who, when he was a first grader, was using.
Thank you for your nice letter, sir.
I hope we meet again soon.
Alright, the reason I'm even talking about this story today is not because of the remains.
It's because of that phrase.
Thank you for your nice letter.
Do you know what else we found out?
Actually, the day before Donald Trump tweeted that.
We found out that North Korea has not only not stopped missile production.
They've ramped up missile production and, according to the latest assessments, those
intercontinental ballistic missiles are actually pointed at the United States right now.
Did Donald Trump mention that in that tweet?
Did I miss something there?
Was there coded language in thank you for the nice letter?
Does that somehow mean in political speak don't point your friggin' missiles at the
United States?
Or does Donald Trump just not care enough about the public to admit that his meeting
was a failure?
Yes, it's great that we're getting these remains back and I hope that they are fallen U.S.
soldiers, but given the fact that Kim Jong-un has lied about everything else he was allegedly
gonna do, and not just to Donald Trump, but to every President before him, just like his
father before him did, I have no reason to believe that these are the U.S. soldiers.
Hopefully, they are.
But until we get the tests back, you cannot say for certain.
But, what's more important, again, is the fact that North Korea is pointing missiles
at the United States and the President of the United States doesn't seem to care about
it.
Instead, he wants to continue to lavish praise on this psychopath overseas by saying, "Oh,
well, thank you for your nice letter.
I hope we can be pen pals now."
That's not how diplomacy works.
That's not how foreign relation works.
Now, I'm not saying I want a war with North Korea.
I don't ever want a war with anyone for any reason.
Let's get that out of the way right now before I get some of the hardcore folks saying like,
"You're just drumming up war like the needle lips."
No.
Shut up.
You're an idiot.
What I want is a strong leader who knows how to handle people like this, who knows to not
fall for their empty promises and who's smart enough to not fawn all over them on Twitter.
That is what we need.
That is what most of us want.
And that leader sure as hell isn't Donald Trump.
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Help Us Make More "Bad Boy"!! - NEW SHORT COMING THIS MONTH!!! - Duration: 3:26.
Hi! We're Artie and Tony and we are the stars
and producers of the YouTube short film series, "Bad Boy".
It started off as a one-off short
that I never really expected to get a lot of views
but Tony, on the other hand, expected...
A million views.
A million views. And I was like,
"Tony, I'll be happy if it gets 400 views in a year."
-But you wanted... -A million views in a week.
A million views in a week.
I mean, it hasn't gotten a million views
but it's done very well.
In fact, what is it up to now?
Ummm...
419,857.
That's crazy. That is way more than 400.
It's, like, a million times more.
I mean, not exactly, but it's a lot.
In fact, it did so well that we made a second short
called "Bad Boy Comes Out"
and that one sort of further deepened our characters.
He plays this bad boy with a heart of gold and...
I'm the straight-laced guy that he sort of adopted
as his "Daddy Scott".
And that one's done well, too. What is that one up to?
Four billion.
No.
Four hundred?
No, well... I don't understand
why you don't just look at your phone.
Umm... We are at 333,261 views.
That's crazy!
And we got a bunch of high- profile press from that one.
It's done awesome.
So basically what we have on our hands here
is a bona fide hit web series.
And now we're millionaires!
Well, again, no.
Billionaires?
Do you know how much money you have in your account?
Do you?!
It's not billions.
So we didn't make billions
of dollars off our videos? -No.
How much did we make?
Nothing.
Literally nothing.
YouTube hasn't monetized us yet because they said
we haven't made enough content.
In fact, you and I actually lost money on this
because we spent our own to make them.
That sounds like a bad business plan.
Yeah. Yeah, it is.
That's why we're making this fundraising video
to ask you to help us to make a whole bunch more "Bad Boy".
As I mentioned, the first two did really well.
In fact, they did so well that there's a good chance
you're not just a friend or family member watching us.
You could be a stranger that found us on YouTube
and you actually live in Indonesia or Mexico...
I get a lot of German guys that hit on me on Instagram.
-That's awesome! -Yeah!
I bet your girlfriend loves that!
So what we wanna do is to turn "Bad Boy"
into a monthly web series.
Every month, we'll shoot a new short
and get it out there.
We already got a bunch of scripts ready.
We got some cool surprises.
All we wanna do is pay our awesome D.P.,
Jaison Sydney-Blackwater, what he's worth
and hire a sound person for more than four hours.
And-- food!
Yes! That would be nice.
We've never bought food for our crew.
Nah. I was just saying I was hungry.
Okay. I'll finish this on my own.
Basically we could just use your help.
We don't need a lot, but all we wanna do is
turn "Bad Boy" into the biggest series it can be.
If you've already watched the show,
you know that we work really hard to make it look good
and to make it funny
and so every little bit helps.
And we hope you'll pitch in.
Thanks for watching!
So basically we could use your help.
We need every little bit you can give us.
-And we really appreciate-- -I... I...
...literally just said that.
-Oh. -Like, word for word, actually.
Oh.
I was eating pizza. Like, the whole thing.
You wanna feel my guns?
Actually, you know that?
That's really good enticement for the show.
If you donate? A lot more videos of this.
Are you copying me right now?
All right, just keep doing that and I'm gonna go...
eat some pizza!
[ARTIE] You literally ate the whole thing?
I was hungry.
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US Spends Big to Counter China Threat - Duration: 7:59.
On this episode of China Uncensored,
Hey Google.
I've got a search for you right here.
America is spending big to counter the Chinese Communist Party
And finally, Chinese people are dying to...
choose what happens to them after they die.
This is China Uncensored.
Hi, welcome to China Uncensored,
I'm your host Chris Chappell.
Our top story—
an anonymous Google employee has leaked a secret plan—
Google is creating a censored search engine
just for the Chinese market.
It will appeal to the sensibilities of a Chinese audience.
And by that,
I mean it censors all the stuff the Chinese Communist Party
doesn't want them to know about,
like the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
I guess it's a good thing Google already removed
the "don't be evil" bit from its code of conduct.
We'll have more on Google in a future episode.
In other news—and this is big, folks—
Democrats and Republicans have agreed on something:
spending money.
Congress just passed the National Defense Authorization Act.
It's the defense policy bill that determines
the annual budget for the Defense Department.
Let's just say it's a pretty big budget.
And it specifically targets the Chinese Communist Party
on a range of issues, like:
military activity in the south China Sea,
theft of US technology,
and propaganda warfare.
It's part of a larger trend.
US lawmakers have finally watched enough China Uncensored
to figure out that the Chinese Communist Party has been waging
unrestricted warfare against the United States.
And they're actually willing to take action.
Of course speaking of US-China war,
I can't help but think about the current trade war.
President Trump had threatened a 10% tariff
on 200 billion dollars worth of Chinese goods.
The Chinese Communist Party was not happy.
So, Trump decided to double down and make it a 25% tariff
on $200 billion dollars worth of Chinese goods.
The Chinese Communist Party...
is even not happier.
And they've vowed to retaliate.
While those tariffs are not in effect right now,
and won't be until after "a period of public comment,"
the Chinese regime is already crying blackmail.
And they have a point.
I mean, Trump is basically threatening them with high tariffs
unless they actually start following international trade
and intellectual property rules.
Which is exactly the same as blackmail.
And you know, it's not just that.
Trump is being unfair when it comes to Taiwan, too.
The US has the audacity to allow the Tsai Ing Wen,
President of the Republic of China,
also known as Taiwan,
also known as the country/region-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named,
to stop over in the US on her way to Belize and Paraguay next month.
I mean, can you believe it?
The Chinese Communist Party is, unsurprisingly,
demanding that the US stop the stopover.
Maybe they're just concerned that she'll have
a bad impression of the US.
Especially if she has a four-hour layover at LAX.
And finally, why is this Chinese parking lot full of coffins?
Well, I mean, I get it.
I know what it's like to be dying to get a space.
Get it, because it's a parking lot,
and...ok moving on.
But in this case, it's part of a campaign in southeast China
to ban coffin burials.
So Chinese authorities are rounding them up...
And destroying them...
Sometimes even during a funeral
I really don't think that's showing proper respect to the dead.
Police are even digging up graves.
So Chinese police literally are grave robbers.
Wonderful.
And guys, I've seen a lot of movies.
I know how this ends.
Zombies.
But seriously, this is causing outrage in China.
On September 1,
Jiangxi Province officials will implement a zero burial policy.
That means people will have to be cremated.
A lot of Chinese people are not comfortable with that.
But when has the Chinese Communist Party cared about
the feelings of the Chinese people?
Mao Zedong called China's burial traditions
a "feudal superstition."
The same Mao Zedong who has this lovely glass coffin
in the middle of Beijing.
Though technically,
it was never a burial.
To give you an idea
of how passionate Chinese people are about this,
a few years ago, another Chinese province tried to do this.
So, before the deadline for no more burials,
6 elderly people killed themselves
so they could be buried in the ground.
I mean, at least that's commitment to tradition?
What do you think?
Leave your comments below.
And now, it's that time when we answer questions from fans
who support the show on the crowd funding website Patreon.
Guus Schut ask, "Have the people in Xinjiang,
actualy posed a threat when it comes to terrorism?
Is there another side to the stories
or has the CCP made up this story?
Interesting question.
As many of the folks watching know,
Xinjiang is home to the Uighur ethnic minority,
which is mostly Muslim—
or at least come from a Turkic culture.
And despite all the love the Chinese Communist Party gives,
just like those no good Tibetans,
there are those in Xinjiang
who want freedom and independence.
These people call Xinjiang, East Turkestan.
Which is why for years,
they were referred to as separatists or splitists.
That's the same language used against Tibetans.
But following the terrorist attacks of September 11,
the Chinese regime had a brilliant idea.
Let's start calling them terrorists!
And while that term had been leveled against Uighurs before,
the party doubled down after 9/11.
As this Jamestown Foundation piece put it,
"There is no doubt that China has taken advantage of
the world campaign against terror
in order to serve its domestic politics and foreign pursuits.
For the first time,
China felt unconstrained in using force."
And language is powerful.
When you call a bunch of Muslims terrorists,
it makes it a lot harder for them to get international sympathy,
even if they're being severely abused by the Chinese regime.
Is there what we in the US would call
terrorism going on now in Xinjiang?
Well, the Party has not provided
much convincing evidence of terrorism.
Even so, it wouldn't be too surprising.
They've been oppressed for decades.
They have no outlet to speak.
They're being forced to abandon their religious traditions.
It's possible—just possible—
that the Communist Party's actions
are actually creating the urge to be terrorists.
But also—and this is probably the majority of cases—
people who are not criminals
are being charged with the terrorist label.
But really, with the lid the Chinese regime keeps on things,
we may not ever know what's really going on in Xinjiang.
Thanks for you question, Guus.
And before you go,
I'd like to ask all of you:
If you can,
please support China Uncensored
by contributing a dollar or more per episode on Patreon.
We rely on viewer support,
so every bit helps keep the show going.
And as a way of saying thanks,
you can send me your questions
that I'll answer on the show.
Plus, there's some other neat things you get
when you sign up to support the show.
You'll learn more about that
on the China Uncensored Patreon site.
Link is below.
Thanks for watching this episode of China Uncensored.
Once again I'm your host Chris Chappell.
See you next time.
Hey, if you haven't heard,
we have a new podcast,
China Unscripted.
Along with Shelley, and Matt the producer,
I go into way more detail than we ever could on the show,
which means more jokes too.
So subscribe to us on iTunes.
Once again that's China Unscripted.
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Will the Next Global Superstar Emerge From ICC Futures? - Duration: 6:33.
We're in Orlando Florida for the inaugural ICC
Futures a premier U14 tournament
that brings the best of Europe
and United States together to compete in a
completely professional environment.
Eight European academies eight MLS
academies and eight state all star teams
are here over the course of seven days
for a chance to showcase their skills
and become ICC Futures champion.
So far we've seen unsurprising success
from several European teams
but a few have struggled as well.
The MLS academies have also looked strong
and we've even been pleasantly surprised by the competitiveness
of the State All-Star teams.
So we're now in the knockout rounds of the tournament.
The first game we're watching actually features one of the State
All-Star teams Arizona
going into this tournament a lot of people didn't give the state all
star teams a chance, and arizona just scored!its one -
one now against Red Bulls.
It just shows the type of quality that is out there
on these state teams
we've proven so far this week that
these kids can play
as a team especially from an all
star team its very different to get a group
of players and play up we only train
together for about a week
or two maybe four times.
So it's all very new to us.
I do think we did very well considering
we were playing against teams that've trained together for months.
ICC Futures is not your typical youth tournament the
level of professionalism here makes it easy to forget
that these kids are only 13
and 14 years old.
I go to school just like a normal kid.
The thing is I don't have a lot of time to hang out
with friends because it's a four practices a week
my first club was
Washington Rush found my position helped me develop a lot
and then the Seattle Sounders scouted me
and then I went to trial
with them they have talent days
and everything
and I got called into a discovery program.
We trained there like two times a week
and then once you get to the age of 15
then they make you full time academy.
These kids in Academy
programs So they are playing
training as professionals I think in terms
of the learning process the type
coaching the education that they have around
the area the surround is much more professional.
The way its handled in Europe this kids in Academy
programs. They are already looking to become
professionals and they live in that environment.
I've taken my schooling out
now and next season I'll be living at
Chelsea have my schooling there
and then I'll train for majority
of the day
and see my parents on the weekends.
But while some players live like professionals
day in day out some of the kids on the
State All-Star teams can't even find a club
I played for LAFC for
my U12 and U14 season so
the past two seasons.
This last season I actually got
cut and so that inspired me to push harder
and show them that maybe they're wrong.
I thought this tournament was really great for
different kids around different areas to get different exposure
if they're not in an MLS club
one reoccurring issue that U.S. soccer has
faced is representation at
the 2017 U17 World Cup.
The team consisted of only one player from
west Texas
and none from the soccer hotbed of Southern
California.
We see that a lot in L.A.
tons of quality players
but because they don't have the funding
or the money they can't afford to
join one of the better clubs.
Our kids can't afford to be
in the academy program because of the cost the distance
or going to a training site.
We had the issue with our group some
of the parents couldn't afford to bring the kids
to the training site or even the airport.
It does take a lot of time away from
one's day.
So drive them to the practice you know every single
day day in day out
and then there's games
and then there's traveling.
It takes a lot.
But for the lucky few who are able to play in academies.
It's a huge challenge to continue their development
and try to turn their promising abilities into
a professional career.
Being an Academy player takes a lot of sacrifices
like a lot of stuff goes on
that I can't go to because practices
and games and I think
it's worth the sacrifice at the end of the day.
Football is the main thing.
There are a few sacrifices
but it's all worth it.
What we've seen here at ICC Futures is
that the level of professionalism off the field
has consistently been matched by the quality of play
on it
and now we're headed to the semifinal match between
Chelsea and Celtic.
This game is going to penalties
another amazingly entertaining game
in the knockouts. This time a final Celtic
and Chelsea went to penalties it was
it was unreal to watch.
Now we have our final set.
It's Chelsea vs Bayern Munich
and I expect it to be just as entertaining
as these last few games.
On the way to this final the U.S. was also
well represented by New York Red Bulls who
narrowly lost to Bayern Munich in the semifinals.
And now it's on to the final
Bayern Munich opened up the scoring.
Amazing attack on the left side.
That was some serious
talent man
an exciting one Chelsea get one right back off a sick
header game on
Bayern take the lead again another
amazing goal.
Bayern go up 3 1.
Fourteen minutes to play.
And of course Chelsea could come back
but I think this Bayern team has probably
locked it up now they've been playing really well
like that Bayern Munich became the champions
of the inaugural ICC Futures tournament
so Bayern Munich came out champions
but ICC futures isn't just about the
winner from players without clubs competing
to get recognized to those penned as the
next European superstars.
This tournament gave an opportunity for players of
any background to compete at the highest level.
And this is just the beginning.
Next year ICC Futures will expand to more
teams from around the world opening more
doors for the players that will make up the future
of the game.
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Former US Treasury Secretary Introduces New Predatory Loan Scam - Duration: 2:45.
This is amazing to me.
Tim Geithner, another Obama kind of hang around.
This guy's come through the DNC.
He's been like hanging onto the DNC forever.
Tim Geithner and Larry Summers.
They're the economic gurus.
Tell us the story about Tim Geithner and now he is the king of predatory lending.
Right.
What Tim Geithner did after leaving the Obama White House, he came and he founded this group,
this Mariner Financial.
And what they are is they're the same kind of predatory payday lenders you see on the
street corner except they're wearing nice suits and ties so they feel more like a bank,
like a legit business other than these hustlers on the corner.
But no, they're exactly the same except they're a little worse what Tim Geithner's doing.
They've got this new scheme, this Mariner Financial, run by Geithner where they're just
mailing checks, blank checks.
A certain dollar amount.
All you got to do is sign it.
To poor people that they have specifically targeted just hoping that they will cash that
check and then get hit with a 40% interest rate.
Well the way they've targeted them is they figured out, here we have a house is there
any equity in the house?
They're people that they target.
They understand the people very well and they say, "This is somebody that we can really
take advantage of.
Let's send them this blank check," for ... Here's where it really gets weird.
They actually are doing research.
If somebody goes to a hospital day one, they've got a bill for $5000.
All of a sudden the $5000 check shows up in that person's mailbox to pay for the medical
costs.
All of a sudden, "Yeah, we'll take the check," and it's business as usual.
Tim Geithner, the guy who was always on the side of Wall Street.
He was one of the people pushing Obama not to prosecute Wall Street for all the crimes
that they were responsible for the 2008 burn down.
And just like everybody else from the Obama administration, Holder went back to Covington
Burling for the paycheck.
Geithner goes back to predatory lending for the paycheck.
And what Geithner has done here.
This little scam.
It targets people who are not as financial desperate as somebody who would walk into
the cash advance place.
These are people who just happen to fall on a hard time.
Like you said, the expensive medical bill.
The ridiculous car repairs.
They wouldn't ordinary walk into one of these shops.
But, the check comes to your house and you know these bills are piling up, it becomes
a lot more attractive and you're more likely to sign it when you know you can do that in
the privacy of your own home and not have to go into one of these places that has such
the bad reputation.
Got you.
Farron cousins, we're out of time.
Thank you for joining me.
We'll pick up with some more stories next week.
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