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 Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made a very important royal visit this week to Sussex

   The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were their usually happy selves as they greeted members of the public, receiving flowers and hugging excited children

   Meghan opted for a green leather skirt for the occasion, teamed with a green shirt and a cream coat for the occasion

   Kate Middleton's sister-in-law finished off her look with a collection of stunning gold jewellery

Top Stories There's a reason Meghan Markle and Prince Harry won't share details about their new dog Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's share NEW details on their family dog  The Duchess' ring and bracelets are by online high street designer Missoma

   The brand – already very popular with celebrities and influencers – is known for its statement pieces

   For the occasion, Meghan wore the Mantra Open Heart Signet Ring, which she teamed with the Double Chain Bracelet and the Rainbow Moonstone Beaded Leaf Bracelet

   And while it's easy to believe most royal's jewellery is too expensive to even consider buying, this collection of Meghan's comes at a very reasonable price

  Most Popular Jacqueline Jossa reveals the results of recent weight loss as she's pictured with baby Mia Louise Redknapp reunited with 'great man' following Jamie Redknapp divorce Vicky Pattison puts on a brave face on day out in Brighton after opening up on grief  All available on their website, the ring is priced at £85, which the bracelets at £69 and £75

   Meghan usually opts for diamonds, gifted to her by her husband or even the Queen, which makes it even nicer to see the Duchess experimenting with a more affordable brand

  Top Stories Meghan Markle reverts to trademark hairstyle for outing with Prince Harry in Chichester Meghan Markle wears leather skirt as she visits Sussex with Prince Harry Princess Eugenie to make the same royal tribute on her wedding day as Meghan and Kate

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Is This a PERFECT Shopify DROPSHIPPING Store? - (Shopify REVIEW) - Duration: 17:06.

this is what a drop shipping store should look like what's poppin people

it's your boy the beasts of ECOM and i am back with another video dropping nothing

but you already know value bombs if this is the first time watching one of my

videos then where have you been doesn't matter but if you get some value

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you stay up to date with all of my latest content so in today's video I

wanted to show you guys what a drop shipping store should look like now it's

easy for me to do a store review video and point out all of the things that

you're getting wrong and I have got a video out there doing that for some

other people in my facebook mastermind group so feel free to take a look at

that one and there's tons of videos that are out there on YouTube doing Shopify

you know store reviews and basically pointing out all of the things that

you're doing wrong however it's also great to have a look at good examples of

what dropship and stores are like because if you know what it actually

looks like then of course you can just get it implemented so I came across this

drop shipping website which I thought would be a fantastic example to show you

guys what these dudes are basically getting drying so it's gonna help you

massively if you take a look at your store and say okay I haven't liked this

I need to be doing this should i implement this where should i get this

from and all those sorts of things so make sure you stay tuned and watch all

of the video are we pointing out all of the fantastic things that these guys are

getting right okay so now you can go away and get them implemented on your

store right away so let's quit the talking let's jump straight into the

computer and let's get on with it okay so let's jump straight into this video

and yeah basically you know i came across this website and i thought it

would be great to put out a video just to show you guys you know what a great

Shopify store dropshipping store should look like and pick up some of the things

that you should be doing on your site and why I probably might this out like

at 7.5 a.m. there's definitely some things that they could do to improve it

but nevertheless they're getting a lot of things right which a lot of people I

see a lot of Shopify stores that I see getting wrong so you know let's look at

these things and pick those out so straightaway right at the top they've

got a banner we sent more than one hundred and eighty eight thousand

parcels worldwide now why they aren't you while while while while they aren't

using that for you know any sort of promo or discount code or anything like

that basically that removes that instills

social proof because at the end of the day if customers see that they see that

one hundred and eighty eight thousand people have purchased from this site

before so it must be good enough for me they must be trustworthy and stuff like

that so if we look down at their actual slide here you can see that they're

taking advantage of the Halloween sale you know fifteen percent off storewide

so you making use of their homepage and festive season with Halloween of course

coming up in a few weeks time which again is another thing that you can do

for totally free for when people are literally just on the homepage now

scrolling down what they haven't got here is that their stuff isn't really in

collections so it's all kind of all products on one page or in a collection

page or all collection page whereas I'll probably you know put things into

instead of just having shop now I'd probably have you know a different sort

of collection so it looks like they've got health collection tool collection

blardy blardy blar and stuff like that just to make it a little bit more easily

navigatable for the consumer so if you scroll down here as well they've got

these reasons to buy from us now um this I assume is a banner that stays static

at the bottom of their website which means that you know it's always going to

be at the bottom of the website no matter what and of course it just

removes the friction of people of new customers because and the day you've got

to remember that a lot of people who are buying from drop shipping stores are

probably impulse buyers and you know very much so you have to instill trust

and remove friction so these things here are fantastic so you know satisfaction

guarantee secure check out on his prize fast

secure worldwide delivery so you know that is like I said that is probably

static across all but the site let's just double check that it should be it

would be a good to have that static but let's just

double-check you scroll down yeah so it is a static footer scrolling down to the

bottom of course they've got an email signup for people just to opt-in to

market in they've got Contact Us page about Us page all the relevant pages at

the bottom of course they have got again Shopify website and they've got not

Shopify they've got a support email address and they've got a address as

well now whether or not that address is completely real I'll probably highly

doubt that it is but still you know some people customers ask you know where's

your header where's your headquarters located blah de blah de blah stuff like

that and it just gives people trust now in a bottom left-hand corner what

they've got here is a B bcurtin and you can see here that you just pops

up I'm not a fan of those really from being perfectly on your side thing there

hundred percent I mean but nevertheless it's something that works and again it

just instill social proof someone from you know United States has purchased one

of their products nine hours ago so again another app that they've got on

our website that is all about basically some giving more social proof to the

customers to prove that this website is something that people are buying from so

if we look at an actual product now we can see its products here so straight

away and I'm gonna show you the website a little bit on mobile as well as well

just scroll it down so you can see what they're doing here they've got a big pen

they've got an electronic active printer pen which was selling quite well for

people I remember seeing a few adverts on this you can see it's got reviews on

their social proof straight away you can see that their price their new price

color is in a different color which something Kyle Ike to do quite a lot is

you know putting the the actual price in a different color and obviously aligned

through the old price and of course it's got the you save their and they're using

green as well 68% using colors and stuff like that is is you know it's so

underrated some people just don't do it but you can easily just highlight a few

things here and there to make differences of

course there they're using variance as bundles which you know you guys must

know by now that I absolutely love doing this so you know bundle deal by one and

of course bundle deal if they buy two pieces they get it says free shipping

again I love doing this for increasing ARV okay it's so easy so simple and free

of course you don't need any apps to do this and I simply just use your variance

to you know just increase your average order value so you know people can just

easily just select to and you know like you say you can see here it's 20 $1.99

for just one or you get 38 38 99 for two okay scrolling down I've got add to cart

button again it's not a fantastic color probably wouldn't use that color you

know I'll probably make it bigger a bigger and bolder than that but they've

got trust badges as well which is of course a great thing and you need to be

having trust badges on your product page description here so it looks like when

we instantly scroll down they've got a sticky bar which again is another

fantastic thing you know when people are scrolling down and you've got long

descriptions people can still you know instead of scrolling all the way back up

to the top people could just literally click you know add to cart here and

still go through the process which is fantastic and I think that is an app

actually as well not sure which one it is off the top of my head so they're

large straightaway by to get the ball to and get free shipping which is that

bundle deal up there so they're pushing to try and increase their ARV and if you

look down here you know straight away do you want to treat your body pains with

acupuncture but are afraid to be punched by needles straight away if you see my

product description video that's what you should be doing okay call out the

problem raw and direct to the customer ok stay it punch them in the face

not literally put you know I'm gonna back punch them in the face with their

problem you know agitate as best as you possibly

can to say look you know this is your problem and this product is the solution

and you know basically I said that it's a painless acupuncture stimulation

blardy blardy blar hab sweet used muscle pain etc so this is the

solution to people who you know like acupuncture and stuff like that but

don't want to go and get plucked by ten thousand needles features and benefits

nice and clearly laid out like that so you know they're talking about benefits

as well so healing healing and pain relief stuff like that you know easy to

use if you scroll it down now obviously people with a pacemaker not recommended

to use of course they've got a call to action here as well so when people

scroll down to the bottom you know you need to be making it as clear as day

what their next move is and the next move should be Add to Cart or click the

blue add to cart button to get you'll to get yours now or something like that and

it's easily missed but it's you know you have to do it you have to just literally

spell it out and assume that the customer is you know a three year old

and what their next move is so Add to Cart now it should be probably a little

bit bigger than that but nevertheless they're still got the same thing going

on product specs down here of course more information so they've got the

return policy here if you click on that it's got a fake use there and shipping

policy so the person can go and you know check those out right away reviews so

there they've got reviews here powered by Ally reviews and you know you can see

here all the reviews now reviews are super powerful for again social proof

removing friction is the same thing there's like if you go on to Ally expand

Aliexpress well yeah Aliexpress purchase from Aliexpress review system Amazon of

course biggest company well trillion-dollar company reviews and you

know things with a lot of good reviews will always trump one the exact same

product with no reviews it's just it's just the way it is it will always be the

case so great product pages if you quickly just click on let me show you it

on mobile really quickly if we just have a look at that same product just to show

you what it's like move this here so you can see straight away they've got a

picture above the fold the banners still there and again this all flows not smart

and it's important that people of course again

another app down there for social proof and again now at the bottom they've got

the sticky Add to Cart bar so when people sticky yeah Add to Cart bar so

when people are scrolling all the way down to bottom looking at the reviews

they can instead of scrolling all the way back up to the top they can just

click Add to Cart and go through the process so I'll just click Add to Cart

and I'll click Add to Cart on here as well because they've got a pretty cool

car you can see here they've got a car reservation now this I believe this is

just a script from I think it's conversion pirates as well which is

fantastic to use push through sale is something that Yeezys used to use quite

a bit and I remember when first easy used to start coming out used to get

onto the ad either side and when you finally got through and you had

something in your car something like this would then pop up to say you've got

eight minutes to checkout and you'll be frantically there trying to put in your

details to secure your Yeezys so a fantastic way to use scarcity and push

through the sale here is a fantastic cart total thing you can see that

they've got going on here so they had the regular price the subtotal price and

of course how much the customer has saved so 50% off which is you know a

fantastic-looking cart there and I've not seen this style of car or using

utilizing that honor on on their cart page so fantastic and hats off to those

guys and of course the button there says enter shipping details which is the

nother next step so instead of saying should secure checkout or you know

checkout they'll just put enter shipping details which is you know fantastic is

something car like to use as well too you know install the next basically tell

them the next step so if you click on this you can see that at the right at

the top they've got those things again lowest price satisfaction guaranteed or

a secure secure Audion ordering faster secure shipping so you know four reasons

why the customer should be buying and removing all of that friction at that

pace at this page because remember the customers are still in consideration

phase even when they're at the checkout page is always consider

Faye's you know it's always consider always still in consideration because

they can still excel at this page and time and time again it also you know it

always happens again they've got cart reservation at the checkout page which

again sorry this one is the this one here this so not the one on the car is

conversion pirates been confused they're sorry this one here is the conversion

pirates so the checkout countdown timer this one here is the conversion pirates

while the other one is probably just built into their theme or alternately

just get a developer to create you something like that so here this is all

conversion pirates so this here this here and these buttons these trust

badges at the bottom are all conversion pirates continue to ship in method but

you can basically see that this you know this page here is doing all the right

things so it's introducing scarcity it's got all of this you know satisfaction

guaranteed over X amount of orders removing the friction and again trust

badges for you know social proof and removing the friction as well so

nevertheless a you know a fantastic store and if we have a look at car a

mobile you can see here it works and flows exactly the same you know they've

got a small cart there and if you scroll down well they haven't got on their car

page you some trust badges but you know nevertheless still great if you scroll

down as well you they've got 83 percent of customers also brought these products

here which I'm a bit indifferent about being in the cart page because what will

happen is if you're at the cart page you just want their next stage to be you

know check out that is it you don't really want to divert some you know any

any more because ever on the cart page and what can happen is if you've got

recommended products and stuff like that unless you've got a quick Add to Cart

button then you know customers have to click on this and it just goes into that

page they read about this and the end of the day you just you just stalling the

customer checking out so I'm not a big fan of this you

can do it if they haven't got it correctly but they could do it even

better and of course they've got the four reasons - to borrow from us so you

know a nevertheless a fantastic website and I would mark this something kind of

like a 7.58 item as always I hope you got some value from this video if you

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be focused around driving conversions and of course increasing your conversion

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the end of the day if that store is not driving any conversions that it's just

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WATCH: Audience Boos Graham for Defending Kavanaugh, His Response To It is PURE PERFECTION - Duration: 2:20.

Senator Lindsey Graham took a lot of heat for standing up for Judge Kavanaugh during

an appearance at the D.C. "Atlantic Festival" event.

The partisan audience booed him when he said Kavanaugh was treated like "crap," but

Lindsey had a perfect comeback.

"Boo yourself," he shot back. Washington Examiner

A Washington, D.C., audience booed Sen. Lindsey Graham on Wednesday after he said Supreme

Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has been treated poorly by those who oppose his confirmation.

I thought Kavanaugh was treated like crap," the Republican South Carolina senator said

at the Atlantic Festival. The audience booed Graham's comments. "Well,

boo yourself," Graham shot back.

Sen. Lindsey Graham gets booed after saying that Dr. Ford was "treated respectfully" and

that Brett Kavanaugh "was treated like crap."

"Well, boo yourselves!" Graham erupted during Kavanaugh's testimony

in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee last week, slamming the hearing as an "unethical

sham." Several women have accused Kavanaugh of sexual

assault decades ago. Kavanaugh has vehemently denied the allegations.

President Trump mocked one of the women, Christine Blasey Ford, at his campaign rally

Tuesday night in Mississippi, despite calling her testimony "very credible" last week.

"President Trump went through a factual rendition that I didn't particularly like,"

Graham said Wednesday. "I would tell him to knock it off, you're not helping."

But Graham said Trump's treatment of Ford "could be worse," comparing it to the

treatment of the women who accused former President Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct.

"You can actually kill somebody's cat and puncture their tires to get them to shut

up," Graham said. Graham was referring to Clinton accuser Kathleen

Willey telling independent counsel Ken Starr that someone had punctured her tires and her

cat disappeared before she testified about Clinton's alleged behavior.

Graham also loosely quoted Democratic strategist and Clinton ally James Carville to bolster

his point. "Here's what personally degrading. This

is what you get when you go through a trailer park with a $100 bill," he said.

Carville once said, "If you drag a hundred dollar bill through a trailer park, you never

know what you'll find" in an effort to discredit the women alleging Clinton has mistreated

them.

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McConnell on Kavanaugh fight: The Senate is on trial - Duration: 4:24.

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Why The Nickelodeon Logo is Iconic - Duration: 6:05.

- [Narrator] Okay, what comes to mind

when you see these three circles?

What about these two golden arches?

How about a bitten apple?

Great design can evoke a strong

emotional reaction within us.

In this show, we're going to dissect

the most recognizable logos from your favorite brands,

explore how they got to where they are now,

and break down the elements that make them so memorable.

This is why Nickelodeon is iconic.

Even though the current Nickelodeon logo

has been going strong for a decade,

I bet it's not the not the one you immediately think of

when someone brings up the popular kid's channel.

If the orange splat comes to mind,

then you most likely grew up in the '90s

and associate that image with your childhood.

So, what led to Nickelodeon changing this memorable look?

Let's travel back to the beginning and figure it out.

Nickelodeon officially launched in 1979.

It got its name from nickelodeons,

which were what the first indoor movie theaters were called.

Nickel, from the five cents it cost to enter,

and odeon, from the Greek word for roofed theaters.

The first logo was designed by Josseph Iozzo Inc,

featuring a mime looking into a kinetoscope inside of the N.

This mime was used in all of the network interstitialis.

Oh god, am I the only one who think that's super creepy?

Thankfully, in 1981, Lou Dorfsman redesigned the logo

using the bubbly Frankfurter font in rainbow colors

and adding a 3-D silver pinball behind it.

The network's radical bumpers were pinball themed

and used a lot of motion graphics.

Design was moving into previously unknown territory

thanks to all of the new developments

in computer technology.

Unfortunately, the fancy new graphics

weren't enough to keep that pinball out of the gutter.

By 1984, Nickelodeon was operating at a significant loss

and finishing dead last among all US cable channels.

Yikes.

They desperately needed to revamp their image

and rise victorious.

So they brought in Fred/Alan Inc,

Fred Seibert and Alan Stone's firm, to rebrand.

They were the ones who came up with the idea

for the ever-changing MTV logos in the '80s.

They looked at the old branding for Nickelodeon

and immediately understand what wasn't working.

So they figured, hey dude,

why not do the same thing we did for MTV for Nick?

Thus, the interchanging orange logos were born.

This is referred to as a fluid identity,

and Fred Allen practically invented it.

This strategy works well for TV

because you always get something new

while getting the same thing:

Nickelodeon's name in white on an orange background.

Same branding, different product.

And orange was the perfect choice for a children's network

because it combines the energy of red

and the happiness of yellow.

And I'd say energetic and happy

accurately sums up Nick and its viewers.

This branding re-haul gave Nickelodeon the right amount

of rocket power to shoot back to the top.

The endless orange iterations reflected

the endless possibilities of kids' imaginations,

and the programing at the time was as bold

and creative as its branding suggested.

Many refer to this era as the Golden Age of Nick.

It was also during this era that Nickelodeon

expanded their brand even further.

They created a sister channel, Noggin,

now known as Nick Jr., whose logo

was designed by Big Blue Dot.

It shared the same fluid branding as Nick,

with a playful, interchangeable head.

The splat symbol is so synonymous with the '90s

that it became the name of the all-'90s

programing block on Teen Nick.

So, whether or not we're simply looking back on this decade

through orange-tinted glasses, you can't deny

that there was something truly magical about this period.

Then, something happened.

According to Craig Bartlett, creator of Hey Arnold,

every year they got bigger and more corporate

than the year before and less like

you have a personal touch.

They needed a safe show that the whole family

could watch together, so when Spongebob Squarepants

proved to be a hit in 1999, the network held on tight

and has been squeezing that sponge

for everything it's got over the past two decades.

In 2009, network executives decided

to streamline the Nickelodeon brand.

They noticed that when all of the subsets

of Nickelodeon were placed on the business card,

it looked like a hot, slimy mess.

According to Cyma Zarghami,

President of Nickelodeon at the time,

in asking ourselves if everything could live

under the splat, we decided that the splat was dated.

Other networks at the time were updating their looks

with cleaner, minimalistic logos,

so Nickelodeon followed suit and wiped up the splat

and replaced it with this word mark designed by Eric Zim.

When the new logo was revealed,

it received a bit of backlash on the internet.

Some thought it was too stagnant and lacked character

and didn't reflect the fun nature of the channel.

According to Russell Hicks,

their motto is kids first.

The Nick you grew up with is not the same Nick

that your kids are growing up with.

Kids today have so many different platforms

to consume content, from big-screen TVs

to laptops to tablets to smart phones.

That's a lot of places for a logo to look good.

So when you look at the history of Nickelodeon,

it's clear to see what led them

to make the design choices they made.

When a brand that we grew up with changes and grows,

it reminds us that we're also growing up.

And change can be scary, but it's also exciting.

What do you think of the latest Nickelodeon logo?

Do you think it represents a shift from creative

to corporate, or are we just afraid of change

because it reminds us that we're inching close to death?

Let us know in the comments,

and don't forget to like GammaRay on Facebook

and subscribe on YouTube.

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How long is Saturn's day? Search reveals an even deeper mystery - Duration: 4:02.

We know a lot about Saturn.

We know it's a gas giant

surrounded by a system of rings.

We know it's orbited by a whopping 62 moons.

We even know that it's north pole has a

mysterious hexagonal cloud pattern.

Despite everything we know, we still don't have

the answer to one very simple question —

how long is a day on Saturn?

On rocky planets, such as Mars and Mercury,

the length of a day can be easily calculated

through simple observation.

But for gas giants like Saturn and Jupiter,

figuring out day length is a little more complicated.

In these planets, the interior layers of metallic

hydrogen are obscured by thick clouds of gas

that rotate at different speeds than the planet itself.

What researchers can do is track the magnetic

field generated by the spin of the planet's interior

For most planets, the axis of the magnetic field

is offset from the axis of the planet itself.

Earth's magnetic field, for example,

is tilted 11º from its rotation axis.

Jupiter's is 9.2º

This offset causes the magnetic field to wobble

around the planet at regular intervals;

each wobble causes a distinctive swing in its radio

emissions, allowing researchers to track the

length of the planet's day.

For Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune,

this method worked perfectly.

Saturn, however, wasn't so cooperative -

in 1980 and 81, the Voyager 1 + 2 spacecrafts

were the first to attempt to measure the rotation of Saturn's magnetic field.

Based on those measurements, the length of day

for Saturn is 10 hours, 39 minutes, and 24 seconds.

But when the Cassini space probe made an attempt

in 2004, its readings suggested a Saturnian

day of 10 hours, 45 minutes, 45 seconds.

Nothing in the solar system could cause the planet

to slow down so much, so fast—

so researchers concluded that the measurements

from both Voyager 1 + 2 and Cassini must be wrong

The problem seems to lie in Saturn's magnetic field.

Unlike the other planets in the solar system,

the magnetic poles line up almost perfectly

with the planet's rotational axis,

making it incredibly difficult to

accurately measure the wobble of its radio emissions.

Researchers hoped that Cassini's final passes

between Saturn and its rings—

12 years after the first measurements—

would allow them to better measure

the magnetic field's tilt and its related radio waves.

The initial passes were promising—

there was evidence of a wobble in the data that

scientists believed

could be linked to Saturn's rotation rate.

However, toward the end of Cassini's final passes,

researchers realized their radio wave

data were showing differences in the

magnetic field's rotation rate, from season to season,

AND between the northern and southern hemispheres.

This meant that something other than Saturn's

interior was affecting the rotation rate of

its magnetic field and accompanying radio waves.

Researchers believe these low-frequency radio waves

are affected by the density of electrons

in Saturn's magnetosphere and therefore

are not a reliable way to measure the length of its day.

At the time of Cassini's last dive,

the mystery was still not solved.

However, all is not lost— the amount of data

collected during Cassini's final passes

was immense and it will be years

until all of it is properly analyzed.

An answer could still lie somewhere in those data.

Until then, researchers will continue their work,

hoping that eventually an answer to the question

"How long is a day on Saturn?"

is, well… clear as day.

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Tim Lammers reviews 'A Star is Born' - Duration: 3:43.

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1270. Girl is peddling - Duration: 0:11.

''Girl is peddling...'' - The Mountain where I chased rabbits~♪ Medicine? Anyone needs any medicine?

- Ah, Princess!

-Mon-

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Is "hate speech" a helpful category? - Duration: 5:56.

- Hey, this is Jay Hobbs and I'm here with Jeremy Tedesco,

who is Alliance Defending Freedom's VP of US Advocacy.

Jeremy, you're today testifying before a subcommittee

with some congressmen.

Can you, just kinda give us a little bit

of a run down of what you said.

- Sure - What you had to say there.

- Yeah, it'd be my pleasure.

The hearing was on, it was titled

The State of Intellectual Freedom in America.

Really broad topic, really important topic.

You know, ADF's position is that free exchange

of ideas, a marketplace of ideas,

robust debate and dialog is crucial to our country.

Also crucial is respect and tolerance

for people who disagree with us.

And, we want to extend the same freedom

we want for ourselves to others.

And so, that was the main thrust of

what I testified about today,

before the House Judiciary Committee

and the subcommittee on the Constitution.

But, particularly, I wanted to talk about

how social media groups and companies

like Facebook and Twitter, Google and YouTube,

are partnering with far-left advocacy groups,

like Southern Poverty Law Center,

to target mainstream conservative and religious groups,

and punish them, and censor them,

and restrict them on their platforms.

The Southern Poverty Law Center

is incredibly biased, discredited.

Commentators across the political spectrum

have said, over and over again,

that they really just exist at this point

to smear Conservatives.

And so, when the social media companies

work in such close collaboration

with Southern Poverty Law Center,

and adopt hate-speech policies to target

those religious and conservative groups,

that's a serious concern.

And so, we were talking about that today, with Congress.

We talked about our own experiences at ADF,

where we had the real-world consequence impact us,

where Amazon excluded us from the AmazonSmile program,

solely because biased and discredited

Southern Poverty Law Center says that we are a hate group.

And those kinda biased labels shouldn't be the way

that these companies operate when they promise

to provide forums that are open to speech and debate,

and supposed to be a marketplace of ideas.

- Now, one of the things that came up,

especially with some of the representatives

who were there, holding the meeting,

was to reiterate some of these points

that Southern Poverty Law Center, and others,

have made about ADF.

So, a lot of what they had to say was that

ADF is here to protect discrimination,

and that sort of thing.

What's your response to that and you didn't really

get a chance to respond in the testimony.

- Yeah, unfortunately I didn't get a chance

to follow up, so I appreciate the question.

And, it was Congressman Nadler, just said that ADF

promotes discrimination, by businesses,

against LGBT persons, and it's simply not true.

And, what he's talking about are the kinda cases

that we just one at the US Supreme Court,

Masterpiece Cakeshop versus

the Colorado Civil Rights Commission,

where Jack Phillips prevailed, seven to two,

in an ADF-litigated case before the Supreme Court.

And, that whole issue in that case was whether Jack could

serve all people, but decline to create custom cakes,

custom expression, that violated his belief.

In that case, he said he couldn't create a cake

celebrating a same-sex wedding ceremony,

but he would otherwise serve that couple,

and really, anyone, no matter what

their protected status was.

And so, you know, we're winning cases, seven, two,

at the Supreme Court, on the very issue

that these Congressmen are trying to attack us on.

And so, from my perspective,

it's a completely unfair characterization,

just like the Southern Poverty Law Center does,

when they talk about us.

The reality is, the kinda thing that happened

at the hearing today, and the kinda things

that were said about ADF,

are the kinda things that stop and squelch debate

and open discussion, and civil discourse.

And, we have to be able to at least

be charitable to people we disagree with,

perhaps vehemently, on really key issues,

like the definition of marriage,

to be able to coexist in this society.

- Yeah, one of the congressmen brought up

to the panelists, really, what are you here

to even talk about?

What solutions do you have?

Is it government regulation of businesses

which, of course, within the conservative mindset,

is a big contradiction?

And so, that's really what he was leaning on.

You have a little bit different take on it.

Could you roll that out for us?

- Yeah well, I mean, the bottom line is,

we were there to talk about the problem

of hate-speech policies, and the problem is,

is that very powerful corporations,

and even institutions, like public colleges,

are starting to adopt these kinds of hate-speech policies,

or offensiveness policies, where people can be shut down,

simply because you don't like what they say.

You find it offensive.

And, that's a principle that's completely inconsistent

with the First Amendment, and really with our

constitutional commitment.

The civil discourse, and debate and dialog,

and mutual tolerance and respect

for people we disagree with.

And so, our point was to go there,

and not ask for Congress to regulate Facebook or Twitter,

but to raise the alarm about this growing trend

towards hate-speech policies,

towards policing speech on platforms and in other contexts,

based on this completely subjective standard.

Nobody knows what hate speech is.

No one's ever going to know what it is,

and that's why it should never be a standard

to regulate speech.

- Jeremy, thanks so much for your time,

and thank you for your support on Facebook,

and we'll talk to you soon.

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Hi, I'm Brian Watson and I'm running for State Treasurer of Colorado.

Here's what we need to keep at the forefront of the PERA discussion and the attitude

I will bring as State Treasurer.

First, we must absolutely fulfill our duty

and keep our promises to those paying into the system.

We owe it to our state to treat people fairly.

Second, we must remember that

this is not a fight against PERA,

but for good financial health and solvency.

PERA is often caught in the crossfire by career politicians and our state legislature

who have created much of the problem.

To me, PERA is a people issue and shouldn't be a political issue.

Third, my opponent voted against the largest bipartisan PERA reform bill of the decade that was approved.

We need a state treasurer with decades of investment and business experience willing to do the right thing,

versus another career politician looking for the next paid political job.

I encourage you to learn more at BrianWatson.vote

and I hope to earn your support and vote for State Treasurer of Colorado. Thank You.

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