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[Assistant] Well, you know, you make a really good point that if you didn't grow up watching it, it's really hard as like a grown adult man to be like, I'm about to get into YouTube, you know, without knowing where to go because there's too many avenues basically and you only see probably the worst of it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Vine, you're asking for, give me six seconds, and YouTube's like, give me your entire life. Because once you get a minute on like the 12 minute video or whatever, they're gonna subscribe and just like, give me more, give me more long form content or whatever.


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[Assistant] Towards the end of Vine, right? Like, they started doing longer form on Vine itself, like click, click to watch more.


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[Assistant] If you say six figures, it's probably 100k, but if you say over six figures, it's less than 200k.


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[Assistant] Right, exactly, exactly, like the kinds of guys we just get together in like this exact room or whatever.


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[Assistant] Yo, but like, what if you never found Vine and would you, do you think you'd eventually get to something creative or be a program for the rest of your life and be relatively happy or would you be sad, would you get depressed?


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[Assistant] Explain YouTube a week ago for people who don't, or cause this is gonna come out maybe in a week or two. Well no, let's talk about him.


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[Assistant] Like, opinionated kind of shit where you have good com- Did you know you had good commentary? Or were you surrounded by like, dumbass friends who are like, yeah shut the fuck up man. I'm trying to party.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, Ned is a local producer, like underground king, he like finds every rap before anybody, before they even know they're a rapper.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, cause what I've been so impressed with you is that like you're doing what a reviner has been trying to do, mostly unsuccessfully, a lot of them dabble or whatever, like, you know.


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[Assistant] Like you, I look at dudes like, like even like Wall-Eat or whatever who like probably could just go harder on YouTube and build up the following but.


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[Assistant] Everyone's kinda doing different shit, but you're like, wait, I have all this content, I actually have long form content, here you go, and everyone's like, yes, yes, we're here, we're here for this.


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[Assistant] His stylist was like, yo, he's gonna wear these. And I was like, five months ago, I said, here's a bunch of pairs, please. And then five months later, he goes swimming in them. I don't know. I don't know how things happen. I just gave them to her and she gave them to him.


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[Assistant] I'm just curious, if I gave, if I said, uh, I'm gonna give you like half a million a year and you gotta choose, uh, doing two YouTube videos a week or doing like a Vine every single day,


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[Assistant] I had to, I had to experiment with the medium, you know, to really get inside the guest's head. Yeah. Hey, how about this? I actually, it gave me a huge respect for anyone who was out there daily uploading. Hey. Dude, me too.


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[Assistant] I would prefer to live my life live on IG live, so there's no editing.


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[Assistant] And just, and just come in, and yeaah, I wanna be the Truman Show for a year, I'd rather be the first guy to do that, cause someone's gonna do that. That's what we're gonna do.


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[Assistant] Got a big audience on Snapchat and you popped off and you're getting views or whatever and maybe you, I guess you get.


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[Assistant] You know like a YouTube video that can like last and like be, give you money in perpetuity or whatever? And like when people really wanna go search you and go back and find all your shit?


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[Assistant] Uhm, unless, unless there's a company that's gonna come through and start monetizing someone uploading your Snapchats for you, which probably there is, hopefully, you know.


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[Assistant] We always like, everyone likes to think that like shit's gonna like, you think Vine, why would this, this is gonna last forever, you know, like people thought MySpace, Friendster, you know, all these kind of things that went and fell away, like maybe Facebook, it's pretty worldwide, it's kind of hard, but like it's good, something will come take its place, or who knows how long Twitter goes for, but like YouTube,


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[Assistant] In the US, it's gonna be hard to knock out, you know?


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[Assistant] And like, all these companies racing towards live though, it seems like YouTube better get on that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, I'm just saying that like whoever perfects it and most probably also does it the best for mobile or whatever. Like it's going to be the one that wins out.


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[Assistant] I don't know though, but again, like still, when you have the live video, someone's gonna capture all that and throw it on YouTube. That's like the archive.


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[Assistant] I'm so, I'm obsessed with him. He must die. The world would be a better place.


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[Assistant] But he's like the young Tai Lopez because he's got a hundred thousand followers pretty quick. Oh, he's from New Hampshire, holy shit. Yeah, so what I'm saying is like, this kid's almost...


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[Assistant] What do you think Tai Lopez is actually worth?


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[Assistant] See, this is the thing, this is what, this is what guys like Tai Lopez and Korea Tyler, they're doing what-


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[Assistant] Like Jack Wagner, uh, Versace Tamagotchi, right? He's like,


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[Assistant] Consistently rails against Dan because he feels like it's toxic masculinity and it's like poisoning kids who are actually like, you know, maybe in an impressionable state or whatever.


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[Assistant] I guess he's separating people from their money with scammy books and shit like that.


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[Assistant] So that's his one big mega breakthrough on how to get rich quick is to do those kind of pre-roll ads, I guess, and everything else is bullshit and vague, whatever.


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[Assistant] He's gaming systems, but he's faking, he's making, he's combining the fake with the real, he's a true 2k17 scammer.


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[Assistant] Do you like have to, okay, do you like expect your friends to watch your shit so you aren't a common ground or do you feel like you have to always fill in your friends as to what happened in your videos in terms of like you talking about your life or anything like that?


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[Assistant] People think that everyone's like, I'm too busy to this, too busy to that or whatever. We're like, I'm sure Nice, that's a busy dude. And like, he's still checking out what's going on and like connected to it and like reaching out to those who he appreciates. And that's when we were just talking to a video director here before who was talking about how he'd be surprised where like some big rapper would come down and be like, I like this video you did.


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[Assistant] Let's say YouTube stays the course and is the main source and this is what happens. Do you see, like, these fanbases growing with these guys who are


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[Assistant] I don't know what the fucking laws are. I don't know what it's private citizen versus like a public figure. It's different laws for each. You gotta blur some faces. There's like not a lot of, uh,


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[Assistant] Did you like go in the details about how the threesome went down? Yea. You did?


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[Assistant] In the vlog? Yea, you didn't watch it? I watched the vlog. No, I'm talking about like the actual mechanics.


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[Assistant] Cause I'm gonna say like, did you have, did you do like the certain things that are like threesome classics?


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[Assistant] Okay, okay, cause the vlogs are just popping and it's like less effort to organize.


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[Assistant] Not, not necessarily with the news guys, but a lot of people who have the maybe drive to go out and be a Viner or YouTuber or something, they have this drive and they have this ambition, but they haven't cultivated a perspective or a point of view yet. So they, you end up with like weekly Chris's and weird shit, you know?


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[Assistant] Well yea, because, because also like, they'll drop advice, because like, maybe, maybe some of the shit they're doing is working for them or whatever, but then again, like, you're listening to an 18 year old drop advice, and like, even-


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[Assistant] The worst part of it is like when someone, when someone like doesn't know where their following came from, right? So like if someone...


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[Assistant] It's like brought you this far and you're gonna continue that route and stuff like that.


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[Assistant] But like you are very articulate and like you do have probably really


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[Assistant] You do probably have really good advice and you probably could do an advice channel or whatever, but it'd be like a side channel or something, you know? Uhm, but like,


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[Assistant] What I was asking about before with, with YouTube in general, with like, entertainment and stuff like that is like, I guess, do you have a long term plan for what you want to do in terms of work? Or are you just kind of riding the waves as they come?


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[Assistant] I'm not even going to take it. Someone who watches this will cut this out and put it when he pops up. Right. Oh yeaah, for sure.


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[Assistant] I don't know, yeaah, I just like, I'm trying to think of more questions for Cody, but like I feel like I got all my, like a lot of my big questions answered, but like I'm just excited to see the growth and, and someone actually successfully transitioned from Vine to YouTube, to shows, to, to probably move, like to movies, like I'm just saying. To porn.


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[Assistant] If you watched it this far, hit me with the hashtag, Cody Coconuts.


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[Assistant] A queen was in her counting house counting out her money. Come in. That's your service and in your debt.


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[Assistant] Of course, with your back turned, I could tear them up. Ah, but being a gentleman, I wouldn't. Oh, you only leave me one way out. Have you a gun?


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[Assistant] Yes, I had hoped that by a turn of the wheel I might save it.


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[Assistant] Hmm, wait till it rains and that grand and stately darkness creeps into your bones.


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[Assistant] The Alderson's Ginny, my wife.


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[Assistant] Oh, come now, Father. No Alderson ever brought a bride home without carrying her across a threshold. Surely you must have carried my mother across. You will please not mention your mother at this time.


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[Assistant] You may not be able to find my wife's family crest in the social gazette, but she has something that I think you'll appreciate even more. Her financial position is unassailable. You know, money. Money, the stuff they make in Washington, not Richmond.


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[Assistant] Sounds like a pile of a song, doesn't it? As Jenny goes, so goes the shadows.


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[Assistant] As Jenny goes, so goes the shadows. Well, how about it? Now, Julia, dear, aren't you gonna call for the carriage? Wait, Julia. I thought so. Practical people, they all listen. Why, oh, a gloom, this is cause for celebration.


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[Assistant] Shadows, I mean. It isn't gonna work out, Jenny. We Aldersons are queer lot. We don't like one another. We like outsiders even less.


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[Assistant] Why should you want to become part of all of this darkness and bitterness?


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[Assistant] You were cheated. We'll take everything you have to give and you'll get nothing in return. Nothing at all.


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[Assistant] I should have told you all this last night. Last night I was too drunk to care what happened to either one of us.


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[Assistant] Give it up, Jenny. Leave the shadows before you do become an alderson.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's quite all right, Mrs. Alderson. I'm dinin' out. I always dine out.


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[Assistant] Hmm, Jenny's gonna have quite a quilting bee. Julia, how could you count on such a thing?


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[Assistant] But in good society, who pays the piper usually calls a dance.


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[Assistant] Nobody's coming to your party, Jenny. Not a single solitary soul. My sainted aunt saw to that.


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[Assistant] When I see things clearer that way, hear things more distinctly. A sly laugh to your friends, for instance.


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[Assistant] Too bad I had to interrupt you. By the end of this evening, you'd have been delirious with joy watching her suffer.


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[Assistant] Yeah, give her this. Napoleon, send for Dr. Childers. Yes.


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[Assistant] Did you ever begin playing a game for penny ante sticks and then in the middle of the game find yourself playing for dollars?


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[Assistant] Well, there must be some better angle on our bargain than the one we have. Maybe if we both look for it hard enough.


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[Assistant] Well, maybe in some other city. New Orleans, perhaps. Or nobody knows that you're Jenny Blake or I'm an Alderson.


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[Assistant] No, you have to see your way of life break apart. See your land die and your house fall to bits.


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[Assistant] Your spirit's broken and your heart incapable of anything but hate. Afraid to die, but despising life.


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[Assistant] By Jupiter, that was a long speech and it calls for a drink. May I?


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[Assistant] You know, I've never been able to look at a full glass without drinking it.


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[Assistant] Love for all, hatred for none.


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[Assistant] So uhm, uh,


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[Assistant] There was also going to be a performance of the King's favorite costume play. And the King and Queen were going to be actors.


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[Assistant] The king looked tired and worried when he arrived at the party.


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[Assistant] The queen arrived about half an hour later and looked even more worried than the king.


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[Assistant] The Queen saw Cardinal Richelio dressed in the costume of a Spanish soldier.


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[Assistant] He was watching the Queen carefully with his sharp eyes.


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[Assistant] When he saw that the queen was not wearing her diamond sash, a horrible smile appeared on his lips.


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[Assistant] He whispered to himself and walked over to see him.


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[Assistant] The queen was walking around and talking with the guests.


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[Assistant] Suddenly the king, followed closely by the cardinal, rushed up to her.


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[Assistant] I will have my servants go get them, the Queen replied.


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[Assistant] Both the king and the queen then went to their rooms to change for the play. The king came back first. He was dressed in the costume of a hunter. The cardinal handed the king a small box. The king opened it and saw two diamonds inside.


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[Assistant] The king stared at the cardinal and was about to question him, but before he could say anything, the whole hall became quiet and all the guests spoke in whispers of great respect. The queen had entered the hall, dressed in the costume of a huntress.


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[Assistant] She was wearing the sash covered with diamonds over her shoulders. The king looked at her with great joy and the cardinal stared at her with great anger.


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[Assistant] The king, followed by the cardinal, walked up to the queen.


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[Assistant] He opened his hand and held out the two diamonds the cardinal had given him. The queen smiled and pretended to look happy and surprised. My king is giving me two more diamonds, she said. How wonderful! Now I shall have fourteen. The cardinal walked up next to the queen.


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[Assistant] While at the king's eyes counted the diamonds on the sash. All twelve diamonds were still there. The king turned angrily to Cardinal Richelieu.


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[Assistant] The Cardinal's eyes became hot and angry but he smiled with his lips.


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[Assistant] The Queen held out her hand to the Cardinal and smiled. Thank you Cardinal Richelio.


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[Assistant] I am sure these two diamonds must have cost you as much as all the others cost the king.


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[Assistant] Only one other person in the hall understood the Queen's strange words and the angry look on the Cardinal's face.


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[Assistant] It was de Artagnan who was standing back among the busy crowd watching the conversation. A few minutes later, the Queen left the hall. De Artagnan was going to leave also when he felt someone touch his shoulder. It was Constance.


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[Assistant] His heart jumped with excitement when she asked him to follow her. She led him into a small room and then left. The walls of the room were covered with cloth.


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[Assistant] D'Artagnan waited there for a few minutes quietly. Suddenly,


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[Assistant] He saw part of one of the walls open up like a door. He jumped up with shock.


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[Assistant] A hand and an arm came out through the small hole.


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[Assistant] The hand and arm were so white and lovely that de Artagnan immediately knew that it was the Queen herself.


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[Assistant] He fell down on one knee, took the hand carefully in his, and kissed it lightly.


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[Assistant] The hand then left, just as quietly as it had come. Again, de Artigen was alone in the room.


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[Assistant] He looked down in his hand and saw that the Queen had left a beautiful ring in it. The Queen always thanked those loyal to her.


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[Assistant] D'Artagnan put the beautiful ring on his finger and sat there staring at it. A minute later, Constance Bonassio returned.


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[Assistant] The artisan said excitedly, quiet, Constance whispered, putting up a finger to his lips. Be silent and leave the way you came.


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[Assistant] There will be a note at your house which will tell you everything. Now go! Quickly!


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[Assistant] Before he could say anything else, she opened the door and pushed him out.


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[Assistant] He did not argue and obeyed her like a small child, which proved that de Artignan was really in love.


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[Assistant] Your name ain't Jane, is it? No. That's what I thought. That belongs to Gibbons, don't it? Jane Gibbons?


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[Assistant] No human power could create from five barley loaves and two small fishes.


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[Assistant] In their enthusiasm, the people are ready at once to crown him king. They see that he makes no effort to attract attention or secure honor to himself.


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[Assistant] Consulting together, they agree to take him by force and proclaim him the King of Israel.


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[Assistant] They eagerly arrange to carry out their purpose, but Jesus sees what is on foot and understands as they cannot what would be the result of such a movement.


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[Assistant] Violence and insurrection would follow an effort to place him on the throne, and the work of the spiritual kingdom would be hindered. Without delay, the movement must be checked.


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[Assistant] Calling his disciples, Jesus bids them, take the boat and return at once to Capernaum, leaving him to dismiss the people.


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[Assistant] The disciples had long hoped for a popular movement to place Jesus on the throne. They could not endure the thought.


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[Assistant] But the kingly bearing of Jesus and his few quiet words of command quell the tumult and frustrate their designs.


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[Assistant] Not for himself, but for men were those prayers.


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[Assistant] He prayed for power to reveal to men the divine character of his mission. That Satan might not blind their understanding and pervert their judgment.


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[Assistant] The savior knew that his days of personal ministry on earth were nearly ended and that few would receive him as their redeemer. In travail and conflict of soul, he prayed for his disciples. They were to be grievously tried. Their long cherished hopes based on a popular delusion were to be disappointed in a most painful and humiliating manner.


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[Assistant] In the place of his exaltation to the throne of David, they were to witness his crucifixion.


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[Assistant] This was to be indeed his true coronation.


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[Assistant] But they did not discern this, and in consequence, strong temptations would come to them, which it would be difficult for them to recognize as temptations.


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[Assistant] Without the Holy Spirit to enlighten the mind and enlarge the comprehension, the faith of the disciples would fail.


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[Assistant] It was painful to Jesus that their conceptions of his kingdom were to so great a degree.


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[Assistant] And he poured out his supplications with bitter agony and tears


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[Assistant] The disciples had not put off immediately from the land as Jesus directed them. They waited for a time, hoping that he would come to them.


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[Assistant] Because they had not been permitted to proclaim him king.


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[Assistant] Unbelievable was taking possession of their minds and hearts. Love of honor had blinded them.


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[Assistant] To be united with a teacher who could work mighty miracles and yet to be reviled as deceivers was a trial they could ill endure.


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[Assistant] Why did not he who possessed such power reveal himself in his true character and make their way less painful?


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[Assistant] Thus the disciples reasoned until they brought upon themselves great spiritual darkness. They questioned, could Jesus be an imposter, as the Pharisees asserted?


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[Assistant] The memory of that precious, glorious day should have filled them with faith and hope.


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[Assistant] Had they out of the abundance of their hearts been conversing together in regard to these things, they would not have entered into temptation. But their disappointment had absorbed their thoughts. The words of Christ.


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[Assistant] Gather up the fragments that nothing be lost were unheeded.


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[Assistant] And the Lord gave them something else to afflict their souls and occupy their minds.


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[Assistant] A violent tempest had been stealing upon them and they were unprepared for it.


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[Assistant] It was but a short distance by sea from Bethsaida to the point where they expected to meet Jesus, and in ordinary weather, the journey required but a few hours, but now they were driven farther and farther from the point they sought.


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[Assistant] And they longed for the presence of their master. Jesus had not forgotten them.


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[Assistant] But as in self-satisfaction he glances back toward his companions in the boat, his eyes are turned from the Savior.


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[Assistant] Immediately Jesus grasps the outstretched hand saying, Oh thou of little faith, wherefore didst thou doubt? Walking side by side, Peter's hand in that of his master, they stepped into the boat together. But Peter was now subdued and silent.


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[Assistant] He had no reason to boast over his fellows, for through unbelief and self-exaltation, he had very nearly lost his life. When he turned his eyes from Jesus, his footing was lost and he sank amid the waves.


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[Assistant] When trouble comes upon us, how often we are like Peter.


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[Assistant] He does not call us to follow him and then forsake us. Fear not, he says, for I have redeemed thee. I have called thee by thy name. Thou art mine. When thou pass'st through the waters, I will be with thee.


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[Assistant] It was on the point where he thought himself strong that Peter was weak and not until he discerned his weakness could he realize his need of dependence upon Christ. Had he learned the lesson


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[Assistant] He is preparing them to act their part upon that wider stage to which his providence has appointed them. It is the issue of the daily test that determines their victory or defeat in life's great crisis.


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[Assistant] We may now suppose that our feet stand secure and that we shall never be moved.


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[Assistant] We may say with confidence, I know in whom I have believed, nothing can shake my faith in God and in his word. But Satan is planning.


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[Assistant] To take advantage of our hereditary and cultivated traits of character.


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[Assistant] Bowed at the feet of Jesus with thankful hearts, saying, Of a truth thou art, the Son of God.


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[Assistant] Hey everyone, I hope you liked this transformational piece. This track is called Metamorphosis by Darpan.


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[Assistant] We first heard it during a ceremony on one of our trips to Rhythmia, and it really inspired a tremendous shift within us.


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[Assistant] It was so impactful that we really wanted to share it with everyone here. So thank you so much for watching this video. You can also find links below to Darpan's other music.


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[Assistant] As you may already know, we sometimes go to Rhythmia and give our own transformational workshops there. And we'd love to have you join us. We'll post a link in the comments with the plan for our next trip. So if you're available, please come and let us experience a metamorphosis together. See you there!


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[Assistant] I won't go with him. You'll go alright. I ain't bad company.


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[Assistant] If you see in the, in the, thank you for inviting and discussing this point. If you see the Shastra, you know, the categorization of, you know, Sampradaya to Sampradaya,


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[Assistant] Conflict, there could be a Savat, but there was no conflict. In fact, Maitre Rishi,


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[Assistant] It doesn't fall into the category of strict Vaishnav.


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[Assistant] But still, he spoke certain part of the Bhagavatam to Vidura, instead somebody who was in love with Krishna that is Uddhava.


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[Assistant] So we see the dynamics where if you have something to contribute.


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[Assistant] And you are better than a Vaishnava or a Vaishnava is better than somebody else. So they would not stop themselves from learning.


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[Assistant] Not at all a point of a discussion, no practitioners of Sanatana Dharma.


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[Assistant] That was okay, but when he met another devotee who continued to remain Ram, Bhakta, he glorified that also.


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[Assistant] Even in that it doesn't matter. If you study, if you study in the scripture like Vashishtamarshi,


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[Assistant] Is allowing Lord Ramachandra to be sent with Vishwamitra.


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[Assistant] You know, the teacher or an institution or a people.


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[Assistant] Feeling fearful of somebody hijacking, kidnapping and taking them away.


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[Assistant] Now we will discuss that point. What you mentioned is also truth according to what is the capacity of people. Now people cannot handle limitless diversities.


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[Assistant] There is no such description anywhere in the Shastra where King Yudhishthir Maharaj had to involve


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[Assistant] To deal with the conflict of two opinion makers.


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[Assistant] Now what happened in Kumbh Mela, there was separate separation for the Vaishnav bathing place in Nasik and Trambakeshwar and for the Shaivites different. This is not, this did not exist in the time of the Mahabharata and Ramayana.


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[Assistant] The description of He being Vaishnava or not is not there.


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[Assistant] You know, Krishna Saranagati is taught by Markanda Rishi to the Pandavas.


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[Assistant] In the Mahabharat, the concept of Sharanagati Markandarishi teaches.


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[Assistant] Lord Krishna himself took Arjuna to Kailash to fetch the Pashupatastra before the battle with Jayadra.


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[Assistant] And then Lord Shiva invited them. It was like a real, it's a sakshat karma more than a dream.


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[Assistant] Conflict is based upon, you know, you taking some extra nectar or you are taking somebody else's wife, that, that kind of conflict was there, the human conflict. But the philosophical conflict was non-existing.


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[Assistant] But when you come to a common place, you bring a common


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[Assistant] Now if I go to a village, they don't need to know whom I differ with.


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[Assistant] If you just speak the glories of Krishna, if you speak the glories of Lord Narayan,


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[Assistant] When you talk about integration they feel that you are making me faithless, you are making me disloyal.


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[Assistant] You know that veil of faith, no, no, this, this I cannot do. You will not lose your faith. You will not lose your practice.


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[Assistant] At the same time you can interact with the world in a most meaningful way without being liberal, without being left, without being reckless.


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[Assistant] Vedanta Deshika and then Akshavya Tirtha, they supported Vidyaranya Tirtha. Vidyaranya Tirtha was the original founder of Vijayanagara Samraj.


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[Assistant] But they did not, generally what happens, you know, in the other sectarian tradition


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[Assistant] Then you will erase all the connection of the King to the previous, you know, people who had their different faith.


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[Assistant] But we did not do like that. Neither the Vaishnavas tried to erase the connection of the Vijayanagara kingdom with Vidyaranya, you know. And if you study the history of Vijayanagara,


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[Assistant] The focus is how the Vaishnava Guru assisted Krishnadevaraya in establishing Dharmic Kingdom.


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[Assistant] Because priority, priority, okay, first I will find if he is a Vaishnava Rishi then only he will accept. No, except the Rishi or the teacher of the king based upon his Rishittva.


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[Assistant] That is their personal thing because that they would not bring into the forefront of their, you know, the kingdom.


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[Assistant] When the Indian systems, when the Buddhism, Jainism


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[Assistant] And part of that Banyan tree is Shraddha which is like a root, which is not visible, which is foundation.


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[Assistant] In Sanatana Dharma, the whole concept of spreading is not important, going deeper is important.


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[Assistant] When it is extremely decentralized, no teacher ever wanted to take it to the global level because there was no need only.


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[Assistant] The whole concept of when we study Madhvacharya, Ramanujaya, Vishnu Swami, Shankaracharya, Lord Chaitanya, at which stage they were operating.


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[Assistant] We are also centered around yajna. We are also centered around mantra. We are also centered around in gurukul. I was just talking to the students in gurukul, Madhava Sampradaya Gurukul.


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[Assistant] Anybody can come and study in regards to Vedas.


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[Assistant] And consciously, systematically converting the people.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, like that, but that is not the original foundational principle of the Vedic path. Vedic path is an educational center, Vedic path is a sanskar centric, Vedic path is a festival centric,


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[Assistant] Vedic path is yajna centric, yoga centric, bhakti centric, apne apne path ko lekar.


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[Assistant] There was no such a huge discussion about it.


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[Assistant] Yes, there is not, the debate was also based upon certain specific subject matters. Like there is a debate between, uh, you know, Ashtavakra and Bandhi.


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[Assistant] You go through that debate, you will find what are they discussing about.


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[Assistant] They are not discussing establishing paramsatya as bhagwan, paramsatya as brahman, paramsatya as paramatma.


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[Assistant] There is a discussion between Janak Maharaj and Subala.


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[Assistant] What is the discussion between them? There is a discussion between Vishwamitra Muni and that Chandal.


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[Assistant] And that does not stay there only. It takes so many discussions from the Vedic principle also. And there is a discussion between our dharmavyada and kaushiki brahmana.


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[Assistant] Regarding to certain lifestyle but you will never find, you will never find


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[Assistant] Where there is a discussion in a public forum to prove the greatness of your Guru or your system.


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[Assistant] So therefore when a person who is not matured enough, he chooses which is convenient for him or her because they are always fearing losing their faith because their faith itself is very shaky. Therefore those who have shaky faith


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[Assistant] Not born out of sanskara, born out of conversion.


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[Assistant] You know what you are saying about there has to be systematic protection of your people


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[Assistant] But at the same time they should know this is not the foundation of Sanatana Dharma.


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[Assistant] That is raga bhakti in one sense. You may not, raga bhakti is not only about being attracted to Krishna. Raga bhakti means natural.


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[Assistant] It is not, it is not a discussion, oh, you know, you should not be, if somebody is going through difficulty like in the Mahabharat, when Draupadi kind of becomes aggressive.


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[Assistant] About, uh, you know, after the disturbing attempt. So she speaks so angrily.


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[Assistant] You can't express Karuna. That means you become superior to God. That's an offence. You can't express Vatsalya because God doesn't have parents.


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[Assistant] You cannot express Sakhya. What you can express is nothing but, you know, Bhivatsya Shantaras.


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[Assistant] The original, originality when they, whenever they brought all the Bible together, different kind of Bible and they said, they declared this is the foundational principle of Bible. Those who went beyond it, they, they are Christians.


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[Assistant] Which is again, coming from the concept of natural religion, which you call it as Sanatana Dharma, whatever name you want to call, you don't want to call that it's okay.


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[Assistant] Anybody is naturally attracted to what is original that is Sanatana.


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[Assistant] It could be in Eskimo, it could be in South America, it could be in Pakistan, it could be in Arabia also. So I don't claim


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[Assistant] We don't have to claim, oh, isme India ka chaapa hai, isme Bharat ka chaapa hai.


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[Assistant] Of universal understanding by the rishis and they spread across everywhere.


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[Assistant] In the Sanatana Dharma, so they never dealt with such problem.


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[Assistant] You know, the Gnostic philosophy, as long as it is not violent. You could be Charvak Muni and nobody would touch you. Only time the Avatara appears, Avatara comes when the Rakshasas, they create a disruption within the society. They oppress the human being.


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[Assistant] Omnicorn, is it there in the Ayurveda? Some people, you know, during the, they are sending, you know, umricorn is already, so they go stupid when they present, try to present like this.


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[Assistant] If you talk to the traditional Ayurvedic doctor said no. But cannot talk about particular disease.


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[Assistant] Because it is also an evolving science continuously depending on which rogue is coming. There is a foundational principle


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[Assistant] So therefore, when you see some exclusivity by particular faith,


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[Assistant] Which plays the secular card when they are minority.


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[Assistant] Based upon that there would be like how Krishna came and told the Pandavas, the Kauravas.


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[Assistant] Still he was given that opportunity to work with the Pandavas. You be the king and they will be the prince.


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[Assistant] They want the whole pie for themselves.


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[Assistant] When you fall into this category that everybody should die for me, then they will also kill their own people.


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[Assistant] Karuna told Krishna, my dear lord, you cannot trust Duryodhana. He is not trustworthy.


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[Assistant] He has no concept of being friend to anybody. Who is speaking this? Karna who is basically loyal follower.


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[Assistant] No girl would want to wear bikini in the college class.


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[Assistant] They may wear it in the beach, but not in the classroom. They also, no girl will have such stupid ideology. There could be little, but that does not, that does not prove the majority logic.


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[Assistant] We want to be part of the college community. We want to be part of the school community. Why do you do like this?


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[Assistant] Then unfortunately they have the Karana psychology. They will spell out privately to the Krishnas.


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[Assistant] You know, but on the battlefield, they will fight against Krishna and that is so sad for them.


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[Assistant] The liberals are exploiting the innocent. The radicals are exploiting the innocent.


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[Assistant] And the innocents are exploiting themselves while knowing that we should not allow this to happen.


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[Assistant] They can respect them for their position but you can never interact with them on the heart to heart and intellectual level. And that is the saddest part, you know.


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[Assistant] And this, this is known to many, many, many, many Muslims. They know it. But what can they do? They have become like Karana.


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[Assistant] I am not angry with them. My anger is to people like Malala. I wrote an article about her only. Hijab hypocrisy, I wrote just an article.


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[Assistant] Therefore, Sanatana Dharma says you do anything you want when Lord Ram met with the, with the tribal king Guha.


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[Assistant] You know, what was the similarity between his eating habits, his dress code, his language?


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[Assistant] There was nothing similarity between the two and that didn't matter to Lord Ram.


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[Assistant] What was the similarity between the two? The connection of the heart.


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[Assistant] Absolutely nothing. You don't find that in the scripture. Lord Ram can go and hug Guha who was eating flesh. Bharadaraja Rishi offering flesh to the army of Ram.


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[Assistant] Some people, it's not that only vegetarians were there, only non-vegetarians were there. It was never an issue. A pure, strict vegetarian


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[Assistant] Had his own lifestyle and that didn't bother to those people who are non-vegetarian.


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[Assistant] The hypocrisy is people like Malala where she wrote in her book


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[Assistant] About the suffocation she and many other girls went through in the Islamic country wearing the hijab.


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[Assistant] It's very interesting if you read that article, you know, that she is fully supporting. That means...


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[Assistant] Integration, let us not work on caste based privileges.


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[Assistant] Right, now one school which is, which is making a clear stand, this is how it should be.


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[Assistant] Then it should be dealt in such a way, all the political party, they are so mean. These are the greater terrorists.


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[Assistant] For a small gain of political rule, they will be rotten in the, I don't speak about hell, I never speak about hell.


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[Assistant] Hey, the universal power, you go, whatever you call, have a powerful universal prayer.


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[Assistant] That energy will burn these people to ashes for their crime against the humanity.


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, you continue to remain separated from the mainstream community controlled by your fellow man who would marry few more wife. Which woman in the world, are even Draupadi could not tolerate and why should she tolerate Arjuna marrying somebody else?


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[Assistant] Krishna had to expand in 16,108. However many times I heard one conversation, one Muslim girl is saying,


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[Assistant] Yeaah, you know our shower wants to marry and we have no objection he can marry for. Is it so easy?


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[Assistant] So in this entire story, the people who are basically completely beaten black and blue is their community only, unfortunately.


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[Assistant] Karna ka Vijay nahi hoga, psychologically affected, separated from mainstream family, has no faith in Duryodhan's friendship but still he will die for Duryodhan. Such a sad story.


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[Assistant] You know, the football player, then the pop star and then some spiritual people also. But it is not an issue only. The local school can handle it.


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[Assistant] When having some sincerity of integration, cooperation with human being, we should give curse to these people.


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[Assistant] And ask everybody, everyone should curse such divisive people that let there be a wrath of the universe.


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[Assistant] So that it will be a lesson. So therefore this, here we have to evoke the Rudra Shakti.


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[Assistant] You know, I would say more and more divisive politics. Whenever there is a, whenever there is a talk of integration, you know, one nation and what did Rahul Gandhi said? Can you imagine that such a, such a dangerous statement, union of states,


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[Assistant] You know creating a division between the Tamil pride because you see that there is some separatism not among the Tamil people, among some Tamil political party.


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[Assistant] Fighting in the LOC border.


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[Assistant] Not saying that this is not my land with the same vigor as somebody fighting in from a Punjab.


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[Assistant] So they do not like the integration of nationhood, so therefore they have to create division. Therefore a curse has to go there, not because of this party or that party.


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[Assistant] I guarantee you whether if we have invoke this Rudra Shakti and do Yajna, nothing.


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[Assistant] Just the entire country, as many as people, they don't have to use anybody's name. Like in the 16th chapter, Krishna does not bring any Rakshasa's name.


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[Assistant] He doesn't call Duryodhana as a Rakshasa. He doesn't call Dushyasana as a Rakshasa. He only says these are the characteristics of Rakshas.


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[Assistant] So you don't have to call anybody's name. You don't have to take Rajiv Rawal Gandhi's name. You don't have to take Modi's name.


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[Assistant] Now I am seriously saying about this, you know, because ultimately when Draupadi, nothing worked, she called for the Lord to come.


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[Assistant] Yes, politically you do everything, whatever has to be done to create a strategy of universal, you know, this thing.


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[Assistant] But when something is beyond, along with this something is beyond you,


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[Assistant] There has to be good hearted people, just like in the Naimisharanya they sat.


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[Assistant] Because it is sad, millions of such girls and boys. You know, another very interesting principle is...


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[Assistant] The mob psychology gives you false confidence.


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[Assistant] When you are part of the mob, you do not do research of your own limitation and capacities.


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[Assistant] And that false adventure can only make things break down. You can burn the buses. You can break the glasses. You can beat the people. That is not heroic.


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[Assistant] But we should be politically alert to understand what is the real issue.


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[Assistant] The real issue is not who, you know, they're squashing their freedom of choice. I've seen a lot of liberal, you know, Hindus who don't understand the issue.


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[Assistant] And your, your brother, sister is asking you to give you a samosa.


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[Assistant] And they're coming and crying over because they're crying, this is not fair, you're stopping them from eating pneumonia, eating samosa. That is the attitude of the many so-called innocent, you know,


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[Assistant] People with feeling of we are equally disposed to everybody same way. We don't consider this is this or this is that.


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[Assistant] When that will not help them in an educational growth, it will not help them to empower themselves. It will create a psychological separate identity wherein they are supposed to interact with the entire school as one class.


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[Assistant] In that class, just like on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, Arjuna was not chanting. He was fighting. He was absorbed in fighting. Because that is what he is supposed to do. So in the classroom,


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[Assistant] If that artha kamad timing is there, your dharma and moksha you can practice in the home. It is flavored.


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[Assistant] So how can you in the world psychologically and uh, technically


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[Assistant] From the medical perspective, from the social perspective, how could you support exclusivity


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[Assistant] When you are school, hundreds of Hindus in Christian school have given up wearing bindi, no bangles.


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[Assistant] Many schools and nobody made a national issue out of this.


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[Assistant] If you go and ask many Christians what is the rule, they will say this is the rule.


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[Assistant] It is implemented now also and forget I was in one hospital, Bhaktivedanta hospital many years ago. I stayed there 40 days because I had TB. And from my window there is a college which I had a mobile phone then.


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[Assistant] And one day I saw something hanging from the windows, black looking thing from every window, every window.


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[Assistant] The burka clad girl would come to class and remove the burka and hang it to the window. I would see them in t-shirt.


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[Assistant] You know the psychology of feminine nature is to express through different colors.


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[Assistant] It is, if it is a natural thing, again, naturally if I go to some place.


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[Assistant] And they tell if you want to come inside, you cannot come in your dhoti, you have to wear pant shirt.


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[Assistant] What I will do, I will try to convince them please, you know, allow. But if they insist, I will choose, okay, if they are not allowing, I will walk out. If I need to go, I will change my class, I will go inside. The issue is closed.


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[Assistant] But from there you take a picture, you create a protest, send it to some group and from them they send it to the western world.


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[Assistant] Right, according to, we believe in the shastras, we believe in the scripture, those who are valorous,


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[Assistant] Those who are adventurous, they will always protect, practice and spread the teachings and knowledge of the Vedas.


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[Assistant] We are discussing about their own people. We don't want Karana to die. We want Karana to accept the throne of Asrinapur.


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[Assistant] He deserves. Are you are people of this land?


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[Assistant] So why are you identifying with something in regards to your dress code, you know, your habits?


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[Assistant] No political person is right to bring an issue sitting in an ivory tower from a stolen money. Use this poor people for their advantage.


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[Assistant] A mob confidence means one of the most


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[Assistant] Individual, therefore again, like, uh, I'm working on the 16 sanskaras, you know, seminar. It's very interesting that sanskara is connected to refinement.


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[Assistant] And a civilization is connected to culture, Sanskriti.


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[Assistant] And refinement is a personal bound. I refine myself, I refine myself. So as much as a family and smaller communities, they refine themselves.


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[Assistant] Poisonous trees will be uprooted by the power of this integrated strong trees only.


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[Assistant] Like if you come to a school where there are students who are educating, learning, powerful, you know, the school is focused on education only and if you have come with an agenda of wearing this dress only, you will not stand that. You will be sidelined.


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[Assistant] Because you have come with an agenda of dress, but here the kids have come with an agenda of education.


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[Assistant] Shivaji Maharaj is a person. Prabhupada was a person.


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[Assistant] The revolution did not happen because they had an army. When they, when they came from, wherever they came from, right, higher realms, they did not come with an army.


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[Assistant] They created the army because of their personal conviction.


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[Assistant] Especially on the political front, if you see Shivaji Maharaj.


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[Assistant] The situation was extremely unfriendly.


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[Assistant] Like I've been saying for some time now, welcome, welcome, welcome. You're now rocking with sports coma. We'll be queuing the guys where we have intense, entertaining, educating and enlightening sports talk from your favorite sports fam.


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[Assistant] To hit the like button, hit the subscribe button by all means, feel free, feel free to share the show on your social media feed. This one here is my second to last Saints Mark draft.


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[Assistant] That I want to release to the family. Of course we are approaching draft week. And I can't wait man, usually.


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[Assistant] It's a little, you know, getting into late April. We wait to see what's happening with the team, but yes, we are approaching.


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[Assistant] Late April and we're approaching the NFL draft and the Saints.


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[Assistant] I have some needs man, so I have to give my second to last mock draft in terms of what, you know, I perceive the saints should need.


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[Assistant] Like I said, we're going to do this one a little bit differently in terms of the team because we kind of look at the Saints team in terms of the draft and looking at what the needs are.


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[Assistant] In terms, and a lot of people look at and said the same draft needs are offensive line, basically offensive and defensive line. You know, we got a ton of a, we got a ton.


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[Assistant] A lot of pass rushers and a lot of family members of Sands Q, uh, shout out to you guys for commenting that shouldn't we need some more pass rushers? And, uh, you add Chase Young along with Cam, you still have former first round draft pick Peyton Turner. You still have a former second round pick.


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[Assistant] Isaiah Foskey there. So you don't want to keep adding guys and then up under those guys, depending on what you do with Tannu passing you.


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[Assistant] That'd be interesting to see. And the saints have some developmental prospects and I'm not against.


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[Assistant] Adding more pass rushes later on in the draft or if you have one.


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[Assistant] That falls to you that is a very high graded, uh, offensive or excuse me, rather defensive pass rusher that you wouldn't look at that person and say, Hey man, let's get this guy and go ahead and bring them onto the team. So like I said, let's kind of bring up some of this stuff right here for the team. So, um, yeah, this is an unofficial.


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[Assistant] A depth chart right here, laid out here as you can see, Carl Granderson, I failed to mention him, Carl Granderson, Chase Young, uh, they are put, let's see, a healthy Chase Young is there at the opposite end position with Carl Granderson, that slides Cam to.


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[Assistant] And I've been saying this for a while, Tainu passing yo needs to be kicked inside. It's been a lot of his time and at times the saints did that last year.


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[Assistant] But he's six, seven, he's 300 plus pounds. He would, he's not a big plotting, uh, slow full person. He's a big.


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[Assistant] I ain't going to say fast, but he is a difficult person to cover.


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[Assistant] If you're an offensive lineman to stop Tanu passing you because he's 6'7". He has long wing, uh, arm span.


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[Assistant] He bats balls down, uh, inside. So it'll be a tough situation for any quarterback that's opposing that level of player. So if the, if the saints really need some help there kicking Tanu inside.


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[Assistant] And what that does is it frees up the opposite end position for a guy like Peyton Turner.


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[Assistant] So you have basically, Carl Grandison, Chase Young, Cam Jordan, uh, passing you.


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[Assistant] Isaiah Foskey and, and really Peyton Turner comes before Foskey, but you are pretty much, you know, you've got a ton of pass rushers right there.


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[Assistant] Now injuries do occur, but with two, four, six guys, you don't anticipate.


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[Assistant] You may maybe losing one or two of those guys. That's why you have a passing yoda has some duality where he can kick inside and out.


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[Assistant] But that'll be the question mark is like, is this finally the year in passing your kicks inside?


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[Assistant] And I know inside internally, Malcolm Roach is gone. So you would have to address that position, but is that a big position to draft?


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[Assistant] I would continue to, uh, say here, especially on the show that we need to focus more so on the offensive line at first, like outside the tackle positions, maybe two tackles. I've seen a suggestion by somebody trading, uh, one of the, uh, newspapers or whatever.


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[Assistant] Recommended trading, Penning. What are you going to give for Penning? Penning's value is not even worth anything. You're not going to get very much for Trevor Penning. So Penning's what? One or two years outside of being a former first round draft pick. And you're just going to say, well, he, we missed bad on him and trade him.


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[Assistant] That doesn't make any sense because number one, you only trade a player.


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[Assistant] If an emergency situation occurred where you have to or to, you think you can get better value for them.


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[Assistant] It's not intelligent to talk about trading Trevor Penning right now. You're not going to get anything for him. So.


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[Assistant] The thing is, you have a whole new offensive system that is in place.


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[Assistant] You need to figure out if the new offensive line coach, John Benton can come in and take a Trevor Penning.


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[Assistant] Reestablish his confidence and use him because he has the skill and people saying Q kick him inside the guard where you know,


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[Assistant] There is, you know, like I said, before you get rid of my guard, I would not play him at left tackle. I don't think he is a left tackle mentally. He's not not physically in some of his attributes.


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[Assistant] He has foot speed, he has the stuff, but it's a certain mindset you have to have to be a left tackle.


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[Assistant] And being that off of my res- my regular.


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[Assistant] Mentality would be that we could have attacked free agency and went and got a.


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[Assistant] Of this whole thing is the saints don't have a left tackle. That's the blindside tackle. That's a major issue. And I don't understand why people looking past that.


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[Assistant] You can't have, you're not going to have a lot of success.


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[Assistant] Unless you solve the blindside tackle position. That is the position.


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[Assistant] Of the, you know, the guy protecting the blind side of the quarterback.


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[Assistant] You can get blown up there and Derek Carr doesn't have a clock in his head. He sits back there all day with the ball. He doesn't have a clock in his head.


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[Assistant] You're going to need somebody that's good at the left tackle position. Well, the saints elected not to go to free agency to address the position, but rather do it in the draft.


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[Assistant] They're talking about CAPRAM, uh, restrictions or what have you.


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[Assistant] Fine, if that's the case that we're going to go in, then we have to make the best of the situation, right? So anyway, as we move forward,


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[Assistant] In this situation, we're going to talk about in this mock draft of fixing a team, because in my estimation of watching the team, the Saints right now struggle mightily.


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[Assistant] From an offensive standpoint. Now there's a whole new offensive system coming in with Clint Kubiak. He'll be coming in here.


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[Assistant] To install a whole new offense, which is fine. That's cool. That's great. That's gravy. But at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] Everybody's going to have to get on code and learn that system. Now do the saints have enough offensive line talent to be able to deal with that right now? No, they're counting on the draft to build it up.


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[Assistant] Both tackle positions need to be addressed. Now they did bring in a.


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[Assistant] And me personally, I don't think Aleuto should be used as an offensive tackle.


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[Assistant] And like I said, the Saints, I believe, from the left side of the line, should look drastically different. So whoever you draft,


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[Assistant] That person will come in here and more than likely play that position. So whoever you get there, they gotta have the temperament, the athletics, the athletic ability. And when I talk about temperament, I'm talking about not only intelligence.


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[Assistant] But they also have to have the mindset of an offensive tackle of a person that's physical that does in college. There are guys that had that didn't get beat often or they know how to play that position because it's a.


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[Assistant] It's a pressure situation. You're going to face the best pass rusher that the opposite team has for you. So you have to be able to have a guy that wakes up every morning in every game and prepares with that mentality to take on the best that the opposition is going to throw at you from that position.


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[Assistant] So that is a temperament that a lot of people don't have.


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[Assistant] We need that. Nah, right tackle. We've, I've said this countless.


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[Assistant] Ryan Rapchuk is playing the right tackle position because the Saints don't want to expose him at left tackle. He's making the money, right?


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[Assistant] Like you wanna kick him over there. Ryan Ramsey could play the left tackle position. You're damn right he could. You're damn right he could play the left tackle position.


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[Assistant] But he's being kept, he's at the left tackle position, but he can play the, he's playing the right because they don't want to expose him at the left. He got a knee issue. So they think by keeping him where he is.


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[Assistant] You can't protect these offensive linemen unless you're going to put a tight end next to them and keep them there just to just to help him block. But Ryan Ramchick is not well. He needs, he had minor surgery.


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[Assistant] The Dennis Allen talked about him having issues in terms of him, his rehab going, you know, as not as anticipated because.


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[Assistant] He's going to continue to keep trying to play on this bum ass knee as opposed to going, go away.


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[Assistant] Go have the surgery, go get well, and then come back to football.


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[Assistant] Put somebody there else, that's why I'm saying pinning, try and pinning at the right tackle position. You're going to basically the way the Saints plan it anyway, we're going to have basically, uh, fresh offensive linemen there anyway. Both of the tackle positions are going to be, uh, if Ram can't get it together, then both of them going to be young offensive linemen anyway.


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[Assistant] And Ollie Udo at the end of the day, I think he should be kicked inside over James Hurst because Hurst is not.


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[Assistant] He's not the swing lineman that we, you know, thought we was. He's deteriorated severely. Last year he looked at crappy. You know, he doesn't have the same.


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[Assistant] And he took a pay cut to stay with the Saints, but one year remain on his contract because he's not the offensive lineman he used to be.


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[Assistant] I mean, he's a solid veteran that you, I mean, he's a veteran, not so much solid that you would have.


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[Assistant] If injuries popped up, but Oli Udo to me more than likely will be the guy that should be your new left guard. So you have a new left tackle, you have a new left guard, and then it goes McCoy, Ruiz, and if Rams not there probably pinning on that side. But I don't think, but maybe Benton.


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[Assistant] And they're thinking that, Hey man, let's try him at the left tackle position. I, John Benton can make it work. I have the keys to unlock Trevor Penning.


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[Assistant] That's what John Benting perhaps is saying. Cause the Saints damn sure when they changed all this stuff up, they didn't go and attack the offensive line. They added one lineman. They added one lineman to the team, which is very interesting. So.


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[Assistant] We'll dig into this. Also, we talk about, we're going to see about the wire receiver position. The Saints added three new wire receivers to the wire receiver room. They added Cedric Wilson Jr.


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[Assistant] Six year veteran, been with the Cowboys, the Dolphins, a solid work, work type, wide receiver, nothing spectacular about Cedric Wilson. You know, but he's a, he's a veteran.


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[Assistant] Who comes to work and you know, he's, he's not spectacular, but a solid wide receiver. We'll see how he looks. And then of course the saints did add, um,


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[Assistant] Equamius, I hope I'm saying this right. Equamius Saint Brown, who's been basically an underachiever since he came into the league. Big physical wide receiver out of Notre Dame. His brother is Armand Saint Brown, who's just a baller.


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[Assistant] So we hope in some of that rubs up on St. Brown, which he's been an underachiever since he got into the league.


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[Assistant] Wait, come in here, he's, he is an interesting wire receiver. He looks the part, but can we get him?


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[Assistant] Can we get him on car, on park? Could the new wide receivers coach get him to realize his potential? Special teams wide receivers, Stanley Morgan Jr. has a speed asset to him, but.


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[Assistant] A lot of questions with some of these guys. So you might want to look at that, but you have Crystal Lavi, Rashid Shaheed and A.T. Perry at the wide receiver position. And then.


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[Assistant] Everything else flows, right? We are pretty decent everywhere else. We've seen what the Sinks did. I don't think they take a quarterback in the draft, them getting Kelly mind and then adding Nate.


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[Assistant] To get his game together, because Jake Hayner understands that in this, this year here,


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[Assistant] He has an opportunity to solidify himself as a backup quarterback. Now Derek Carr, you know, you know, God forbid gets hurt. The saints could be in trouble if in a pressurized year, if Carr misses any severe time.


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[Assistant] Uh, Jake Hanger and Kelly Mind, who of course they'll keep three.


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[Assistant] And your foot, don't forget to throw TASEM in there cause they're not gonna stop doing the TASEM stuff.


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[Assistant] That's also something we have to look at. And of course we'll look at that.


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[Assistant] The linebacker position. Do we need any extra linebackers? The Sinks did sign, uh, Willie Gay Jr., uh, to replace, uh, Zach Bond and he's an upgrade there.


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[Assistant] Uh, reports said that he'll push for a starting job. I'm thinking that might be the Pete Werner job.


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[Assistant] I think the Mario Davis is pretty solidified. They had a Kaliki Hudson as a special teams player there.


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[Assistant] Uh, coming over from Washington, so he'll be there with some of the people, but do the same, still have to step in there and add a linebacker to the freight. I think secondary wise, we can use some help. We can use a, a future corner back there.


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[Assistant] Because, you know, it's looking kind of, uh, if we have issues with our cornerbacks outside of a Lattimore, Paulson, the Deebo, and Alante Taylor, the Saints could suffer a bit, you know, so we might need to look at a cornerback. And then, of course, our young safety approach, Jordan Howden steps in there, but outside of Jordan Howden, there's


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[Assistant] Safety needs to be a position that the Sinks look at too as well in the draft. So a couple of things to kind of look at because remember over the this year and the next year, the Sinks will be doing the cheap man stuff because of the obvious situations.


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[Assistant] Going on with their, uh, cap situation that they themselves created, not just COVID. Alright, so anyway.


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[Assistant] Alright, so just to let the family members know, in this particular mock draft, I made a trade.


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[Assistant] I wanted to get another pick to kind of move up there so our package picks 150 and 170.


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[Assistant] I wanted to climb higher in the draft to have an extra pick to try to get inside where we can attack some of the needs with some of these higher picks. So this is one of the picks that I did with the Jets just to make sure and to probably be the only trade that I do.


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[Assistant] Alright, so what's going on fam? Like after I showed you guys the trade, this is what the mock draft looks like.


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[Assistant] Uh, for us and listen, like I said, this is my second last, uh, Saints mock draft, looking at some of the keys or the players that we need to add for depth purposes. And this is going in the mindset of the team dealing with the type of issues in terms of, um, the cap situation for this year and next year. So you want to have some talent here to kind of help out being at the Saints are.


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[Assistant] Position themselves like a capstrap team. I think cap finally, uh, the, uh,


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[Assistant] Cap for the black and gold right now is roughly over, I think it's like eight million dollars that we still kind of stuck on that. Uhm, we're not very, a very...


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[Assistant] In terms of rich team for the black and gold right now, so we have to operate.


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[Assistant] Uh, like I was saying, the Saints will have to operate through the draft to gain talent. So yeah, right. Well, actually right now, let me show it to you guys. Over the cap is showing the Saints at roughly just over $4 million.


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[Assistant] I mean, excuse me, I'm sorry, $8 million. I was looking at the special team side of things, but yeah, just over $8 million in cap and they're going to be playing the game.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, of getting draft picks and undrafted guys to kinda help.


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[Assistant] The first thing I got at 14 is Alou Fashanu, the big offensive tackle from Penn State. Now, I've mocked him before and the reason why, and he absolutely, he fell to me at 14. Uh, we seen Fataanu and a few other guys that were available.


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[Assistant] But I like Alu Fashano. He's a guy that could really bring some stuff. He played the left tackle position as a good 40 yard time. He's a 5'11 in the 40 yard dash. Good moves, moves pretty well. He played a lot of left tackle, you know, uh, for the team.


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[Assistant] Uh, he was the top offensive lineman, all big 10 conference player.


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[Assistant] Uh, but you know, he has some injury issue at the back of the 22nd season of 2022, but he's in first team also shade press, big talk, big 10 conference player of the year. He was a finalist for an award.


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[Assistant] He started 12 games at that position, so he plays the left tackle position, which is the money position.


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[Assistant] Now a lot of people talk about his potential. This guy.


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[Assistant] Is that a lot of people look at the fact that sometimes he tends to kinda lean a little bit.


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[Assistant] And his, and sliding consistently in terms of his footwork.


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[Assistant] But what Olive Fasciano is, is, uh, he's a special.


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[Assistant] Talent. He plays with a certain edge and meanness.


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[Assistant] Uh, he's under control. He's extremely athletic and he's a guy that's really heady. So this is a player, if you draft Fulano Fichano at 6-6.


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[Assistant] 312, this guy would be your starter for the next five to 10 years. And he is a person, like he's an offensive lineman that will do really well at the left tackle position. Like I said, he played it in college. It's not something that you look at and say, well,


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[Assistant] You know, I think this guy could really help out based upon what the Saints model is currently.


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[Assistant] Alright, so the first pick is Alana, uh, is Alufashanu. Okay, let's look at the second one. The second pick, 45 for me.


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[Assistant] Now listen, a lot of people going to say Q he going to slide because he did have an issue.


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[Assistant] Uh, he, Sweat had an issue. He had a DWI arrest that happened in early April.


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[Assistant] So a lot of people thinking because of that DWI.


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[Assistant] Uh, arrest that he will slide a bit. Now listen, a lot of people think.


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[Assistant] That Tivandre's sweat is a first round talent.


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[Assistant] Uh, he's extremely quick. He's five, he's a five to seven in the 40 or a guy that's 366 pounds and almost six, five. That's amazing. I mean, he's extremely athletic.


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[Assistant] As all this stuff going on, honorable mention all big 12 played, you know,


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[Assistant] You know, he's not only just a big lumbering guy, he also provides a push. So he helps you with your run support.


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[Assistant] I think he's just a terrific player if you look, but all these accolades, first team AP All-American, big 12 defensive player of the year, first team all big 12 conference played in 14 games, 45 tackles, eight tackles, four loss, two sacks, four pass breakups, a block field goal. And that's the thing that you're talking about. So.


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[Assistant] April to seven arrests is what we anticipate him sliding to.


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[Assistant] And going down, a lot of the cops compare him to Vita Bay and Big Sam Adams, if you remember that, a space eater who does have, uh, the ability to kind of plug.


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[Assistant] You plug the hole to stop for run, but he's tall.


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[Assistant] And he, he's, he's strong and he's powerful. So I was able to dare expecting him to slide back as far as the fourth round. And listen, man, I don't know about all that, but you know, everybody with Tevantri.


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[Assistant] Sweat if I'm the New Orleans Saints and they were ranting and raving over Tabandre Sweat.


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[Assistant] If he's sitting there in the second round and I know about the arrest situation, if you run by on the particulars of it.


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[Assistant] You know, it was a silly arrest, but does that stop you as a New Orleans Saints for getting a guy like Tabantre Sweat? I know it's early, but the next time the Saints pick.


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[Assistant] Is not to the fourth round. So either you, you are in or you're not and the saints do need help. Interiorly speaking, we lost Malcolm Roach and the saints could use another


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[Assistant] Plug and play run stuffing, massive force in the interior and Tevantri sweat to me as that guy. So these are, you know, getting him now as opposed to waiting to the fourth round is something that if you don't know all the saints, you don't want to do. You want to grab this kid while you got them and keep it pushing. You get me?


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, speaking of keeping it pushing, let's keep it pushing. My fourth round pick, remember I traded two picks to move up to the fourth round because we had no fourth round, 111. So my pick fair is Pitts MJ Devonshire. Now why would I get Mr. Devonshire? Because he's a 5'11", some say six feet, 5'11", uh, cornerback.


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[Assistant] You know, that's a physical cornerback. He ran a four, five, 40, uh, four, uh, a four, four, five and a 40, uh, coming up. He was, did all kinds of special things when he, he kind of transferred, uh, to Michigan, uh, did his, I mean, excuse me, to Pittsburgh, did his thing for Pittsburgh, very physical cornerback.


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[Assistant] Uhm, second, uh, he's second team all CC, led the team with four picks this past season, played 12 games at nine starts. And he's just a phenomenal player now.


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[Assistant] You know, like I said, he's, he's, some people have him 5'11", some have him six feet tall, just under 200 pounds.


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[Assistant] What's really interesting about this kid, extreme, he got long arms, got a six foot six wingspan. Very confident. Uh, he has really good athleticism, locates the quarterback in the ball really well, has long speed.


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[Assistant] He's pretty, he got good quickness as well. Not stiff, very fluid, can move around, do various things for you. I think the knock on him is he got to get better seeing what he's looking at and he has to get better in terms of being more aggressive as a tackler.


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[Assistant] But if you get Devon, uh, excuse me, MJ Devonshire on your team, I remember the reason why I'm getting him at where I'm picking him is because


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[Assistant] You gotta look at it. The sinks corner back room outside of our top three guys. After those guys, if somebody get banged up, it gets extremely thin really quick. The sinks operate.


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[Assistant] With the modified nickel, that's three cornerbacks. If one of those guys are not there.


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[Assistant] You gotta have somebody that can come in there and play. And if you draft, uh, a Devonshire to come in and operate.


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[Assistant] At the fourth pick or that's the third pick that you pick that you could see, uh, MJ Devonshire playing in games for you.


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[Assistant] Who's from Pitt into a very solid potential starter for the Saints.


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[Assistant] Moving forward. Alright. Okay, let's keep it bucking. Alright, the next pick up outside Mr. Devonshire is KT Levenston. Now KT Levenston is an offensive guard, uh, for the Kansas State team.


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[Assistant] And I'm going guard there because of the obvious reason, right? We know that in he six, six, four, 330 pounds, uh, five, three, eight and a 40. Uh, he played a lot of time, very versatile player played as a left tackle, played as a guard.


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[Assistant] But played mostly at left tackle and he was all big 12 honorable mention the last couple of years in 2022, 2023 started 14 games over the.


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[Assistant] Uh, in 13 games last year, so over the last just two years of production, he been, he was redshirted back in 2018, but just over the last two games, I mean two seasons, he's played 27 games at the left tackle position. Now he's also played.


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[Assistant] 10 games rotating between guard and tackle the previous year in 2021. So he does have the potential to do what he do, but a lot of people figures that Levinston will kick inside.


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[Assistant] You know, he's going to kick in his best position is to play guard. And I think that that'll work. Now he's a good.


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[Assistant] Offensive line coach like John Benton to take a guy with all this character and all of these good traits like a KT Levenston.


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[Assistant] And teach him how to play the interior guard position because like I said, we have Hearst, Hearst will be his contract is up after this year.


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[Assistant] We need some young talent there from an offensive standpoint, interiorly speaking, to kind of help the Saints into the future. And KT Levenston could really help you out.


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[Assistant] In that way, so the Sinks so far in the draft fam, but we kind of.


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[Assistant] A quick recap on that. I already appeased several needs in terms of what the saints are facing. I gave you a starting left tackle for the next five to ten years.


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[Assistant] I gave you a Tevin Trey Sweat. Yes, he was under the DWI situation, but you won't be picking until the fourth round. And I promise you sweat won't last to the fourth round. So you get them where you can get them. Plus the saints love them. They went and seen, talked to them. They were very blown away by him.


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[Assistant] And this is a futuristic move to have when you add him in the second round, you have Brian Bressi there.


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[Assistant] So it's a lot of good stuff. Interiorly, this thing's talking about what massive talent like those guys. Could you imagine them be in the future?


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[Assistant] MJ Devonshire, you'll be your fourth cornerback. You has a lot of potential played in some games for Pitt.


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[Assistant] He'll help you. Very physical. Six feet tall. Uh, long arms. I told you the kid has six foot six wingspan. That's ridiculous. KT Levenston's another guy, interiorly speaking, that'll help you. And we keep it moving. Who else we got, Q? Well, we got four more picks left. I didn't make any trades after that.


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[Assistant] Mark Perry, Perry didn't even get an invite by the way to go to the NFL combine.


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[Assistant] But if you watch the tape from Mark Perry, right? He's a safety, uh, from TCU. A lot of good production. 58 tackles last year.


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[Assistant] Uhm, in 2023, the prior year, he had 84 tackles. The prior year before that, he had 66 tackles. When he plays, the man makes plays for you. He didn't have a lot of interceptions over his career. He had like three interceptions, four, four, four interceptions total. Actually three interceptions total.


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[Assistant] And he got all those in 2021, but Mark Perry could be a future pick for you because what he does do, what he does give you is a player with size. He's a good tackler.


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[Assistant] Now some people believe that Mark Perry has to work better on, you know, he comes up and knock the mess out of you, but a lot of people believe that he has to work on this tackling technique of basically wrapping up more. When I was able to look at the film on Mark Perry, what I realized is he's a smart player. Comes downfield, make plays around the line of scrimmage.


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[Assistant] He sticks to players at time, has good speed as well.


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[Assistant] And this is a guy that is, could be a solid safety for you, remember.


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[Assistant] The saints outside of Tyrone Matthew and Jordan Howden.


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[Assistant] They have, uh, Jonathan Abram on a one year contract. They got another player there. So the saints, uh, particularly could use some safety help.


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[Assistant] In the future, Jonathan Abram, like I mentioned, JT Gray's back there, special teams, we know JT Gray is not a really good safety. He's a good special teams player, but he's not a really good safety there.


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[Assistant] So if you're the black and gold, you kind of look into the future and Mark Perry paired with a Jordan Houdin in the future could be an interesting look.


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[Assistant] We go wide receiver. That's right. We go wide receiver. You got two Michigan guys. It didn't really, I mean, excuse me, not Michigan. You have a, well, you know, uh, one Michigan guy there in Cornelius Johnson.


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[Assistant] Now I talked about Cephas, the wide receiver, Cephas, but Kalilius Johnson is a big physical wide receiver. Now we like the wide, we like our height and our wide receivers. We like them to be tall.


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[Assistant] Why receive a 636 full, but also have speed. Now we talk about the guys like AT Perry.


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[Assistant] But this guy, Cornelius Johnson from the University of Michigan, 6'3", big hands, good speed too. He fits that same measurement. He ran the 4-4-4.


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[Assistant] In the 40 at the combine so he has size and speed and the great thing about canillas.


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[Assistant] Is that he's a guy that won all of his jump balls, all of the jump balls and the physical going up to go and get the ball. That's his best skill. He can do his thing, get up, feel, and if you need to jump.


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[Assistant] He has that very, really very solid player.


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[Assistant] Why receive a coach can work with this guy. Perhaps he can turn them into something for us.


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[Assistant] And then of course the knock on Cornelius Johnson is his footwork, working on him, his, you know, his routes.


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[Assistant] Working on his route train, getting them better league defined there, but coming from Michigan and planning a pro style system, the right wide receiver coach. Cause he has the attributes, he has the size and speed. Like I said, six, three, two 12 plus what a four, four, four and a 40.


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[Assistant] Like I said, working on his footwork to improve that, that to me would be like something that any coach that has, you know, that know what they're doing could teach this guy to really become, uh, pretty solid for us. I like Cornelius Johnson in the back end of the draft. Like I said, we get them in round six, which a lot of people anticipate Cornelius Johnson going in rounds, uh, between five and six.


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[Assistant] So he went exactly where people anticipate him to be. He's a good pickup for the Saints wide receiver room. So I give you a wide receiver with size and speed. And then of course round six, we got two picks remaining. Got one of the remaining six round picks and then a seventh round pick. And the sixth round I go with Javon Solomon. Who the hell is Javon Solomon?


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[Assistant] But this is the, this is the FBS's top sack, sacker. Last year, he was first team all Sunbelt. Led the FBS with 16 sacks. He was tied for six with 18 tackles for the loss, tied for the team lead with three fourths fumbles and started the 14 games, had 56 tackles to go along with his 16 sacks.


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[Assistant] The prior year he was 13, played in all 14 games with 44 tackles. He has 7-4 loss and he had four and a half sacks that year. So.


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[Assistant] This guy got better over time. 16 sacks last year out of the sunbelt and that's why I said he led FBS with sacks with 16 and


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[Assistant] Like I said, I like him a lot, 6'2, 240, a bit undersized, but this guy has a lot of potential. Now, where do you, where else can you play him? I mean, you can never have enough room for edge rushers, right? Well, I gave you the FBS's best in terms of sacks.


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[Assistant] And Mr. Javine Solomon. I had to dig deep to grab, to get at him, to bring him on the team. So there you go for some of the family members. Thank you.


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[Assistant] We need to edge Russia. Well, I gave you Javon Salome at 16 sacks last year and plays really aggressively too.


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[Assistant] Not only just sex, he had 50 tackles to go along with it, like I said.


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[Assistant] That's an interesting pick to delve into and then the final seven round pick people talked about needing a tight end. I got Tip Raymond out of Illinois and a lot of people know about Tip Raymond.


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[Assistant] A lot of people are on this guy because he's a phenomenal blocker, six, five, 270 pounds of mobile offensive lineman. His game is blocking more like a Y style tight, uh, tight end, uh, not much of a kid. He does, he did catch the ball, not a big time catcher of the ball, but that's a part of the game where you can kind of work on with tip Raymond.


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[Assistant] And I think he's a guy that is definitely a developmental, a tight end prospect. He has the right mindset, but you can use him, like I said, the wide tight end position. There's some, uh, discussion where you can even use him as a fullback.


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[Assistant] But he was a guy that they did throw the ball to in some portions of the game.


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[Assistant] Like in 2023, he played in 12 games. He had 19 catches. He averaged 11 yards per catch and he did have three touchdowns. So it ain't, we ain't going to say like he's just mostly a block and tight end. They just didn't really use them that much as pass catching like outside what I said, but he does have that potentiality as well. And if you can bring this guy onto your team, hey man.


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[Assistant] That could really help out man, you see. So anyway, that's, that's my mock draft, this mock draft.


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[Assistant] Uh, like I said, we, I made a trade to kind of get back into the fourth round. I took two picks and packaged to move up as high as I could without sacrificing picks.


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[Assistant] For the following year, I was able to climb with two picks up to 111.


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[Assistant] So the first pick, Alou, Alou Fashanu, the big offensive tackle, left tackle, left tackle out of Penn State.