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BOMBSHELL REPORT: Look Who is Mueller's 'KEY WITNESS'.

Many Trump supporters are frustrated with Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

They feel that he has not done enough to protect the president from fake scandals, and is not

going after the people like Hillary, Loretta Lynch, and the slews of other Obama Deep State

operatives.

Sessions has an excuse for not being involved in the Russia witch-hunt since he recused

himself – an act President Trump was not happy about – and has said that if he knew

Sessions would do that, he'd have picked someone else for the job.

Now, a new report is stating that AG Sessions is actually, Special Counsel Robert Mueller's

"KEY" witness.

Perhaps that could explain a lot.

From Breitbart

Attorney General Jeff Sessions is reportedly a key witness in Robert Mueller's inquiry

into whether President Donald J. Trump obstructed the Russia investigation.

During a March 2017 meeting at Mar-a-Lago, President Trump asked Sessions to unrecuse

himself from the collusion probe — a request the Attorney General declined.

"The confrontation, which has not been previously reported, is being investigated by the special

counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, as are the president's public and private attacks on

Mr. Sessions and efforts to get him to resign.

Mr. Trump dwelled on the recusal for months, according to confidants and current and former

administration officials who described his behavior toward the attorney general," reports

the New York Times.

Special counsel lawyers have grilled White House aides about the President's relationship

with Sessions in an effort to learn whether the Attorney General acted in any way to influence

the investigation.

Eight questions that the special counsel would like President Trump to answer focus on his

relationship with Sessions.

The Justice Department would not respond to the New York Times for comment.

In April, President Donald Trump criticized Sessions — once again — for recusing himself

from the Mueller probe.

"The Attorney General made a terrible mistake when he did this and when he recused himself

– or he should have certainly let us know if he was going to recuse himself, and we

would have put a different attorney general in," said Trump.

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Obama Is Going To Try To Stop Trump From Reversing A Huge Policy - Duration: 11:46.

Obama Is Going To Try To Stop Trump From Reversing A Huge Policy

Since being elected President, one of Trump's top priorities has been to reverse failed

Obama-era regulations.

With a few exceptions, Obama has kept quiet when this has happened.

But Obama is sure to do everything he can to stop Trump from reversing one of his major

policies.

The legacy of former President Barack Obama is one of increased taxes, burdensome regulations,

and historic job loss.

Since Donald Trump has taken office, he has lowered taxes, reversed burdensome regulations,

and presided over the lowest unemployment rate since 2000.

Despite this, many liberals still try to stop everything he does for the sole reason that

he's Donald Trump.

Obama has been no different.

Despite keeping his mouth shut much of the time, there have been multiple occasions that

he has left the sidelines to try to stop Trump's agenda.

And if there is anything that will cause him to do that again it's reversing Obama-era

regulations at the Environmental Protection Agency.

The EPA is planning to better streamline their emergency procedures and save money by removing

an Obama-era rule.

EPA administrator Scott Pruitt has already signed the new rule that would save the agency

$88 million a year, while at the same time increasing emergency preparedness.

Despite everything pointing towards this move being a solid step in the right direction,

left-wing groups are opposing the measure.

They believe the Obama-era measures, despite being more expensive and burdensome should

stay in place.

But while liberals hate the policy change, the industry leaders who will be affected

have largely praised the change.

As reported by The Daily Caller:

"THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY INTENDS TO BETTER STREAMLINE ITS EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

AND SAVE MONEY BY RETRACTING ANOTHER OBAMA-ERA RULE TO THE RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.

EPA ADMINISTRATOR SCOTT PRUITT SIGNED THE PROPOSED RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM RECONSIDERATION

RULE ON THURSDAY, A PROPOSAL THAT WOULD SAVE THE AGENCY $88 MILLION A YEAR WHILE IMPROVING

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND ASSESSMENT OF POTENTIAL SECURITY RISKS.

WITH THESE CHANGES, THE EPA AIMS TO CORRECT RISKS WITH NEW INFORMATION DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS

AND ADDRESS CONCERNS ABOUT UNNEEDED REGULATIONS AND REGULATORY COSTS.

"ACCIDENT PREVENTION IS A TOP PRIORITY AT EPA, AND THIS PROPOSED RULE WILL ENSURE PROPER

EMERGENCY PLANNING AND CONTINUE THE TREND OF FEWER SIGNIFICANT ACCIDENTS INVOLVING CHEMICALS,"

PRUITT STATED THURSDAY.

"THE RULE PROPOSES TO REDUCE UNNECESSARY REGULATORY BURDENS, ADDRESS THE CONCERNS OF

STAKEHOLDERS AND EMERGENCY RESPONDERS ON THE GROUND, AND SAVE AMERICANS ROUGHLY $88 MILLION

A YEAR."

NUMEROUS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS, BELIEVING THE OBAMA-ERA RULES WERE TOO ONEROUS, HAVE

PRAISED THE EPA'S MOVE.

"THE EPA'S RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN RULE AS PROPOSED UNDER THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION WOULD

HAVE IMPOSED SIGNIFICANT NEW COSTS ON INDUSTRY WITHOUT IDENTIFYING OR QUANTIFYING THE SAFETY

BENEFITS TO BE ACHIEVED THROUGH NEW REQUIREMENTS.

NACD SAW THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S DELAY LAST YEAR IN IMPLEMENTING THIS RULE AS A POSITIVE

SIGN THAT THESE CONCERNS WOULD BE ADDRESSED GOING FORWARD," SAID ERIC BYER, NATIONAL

ASSOCIATION OF CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTORS PRESIDENT, IN A STATEMENT RELEASED THURSDAY.

"WE BELIEVE THAT WITH EPA'S RELEASE TODAY OF A NEW PROPOSED RMP RULE, MANY OF THE CONCERNS

HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED OR ADDRESSED IN A WAY THAT MAKES COMMON SENSE.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO REVIEWING THE PROPOSAL IN ITS ENTIRETY AND SUBMITTING COMMENTS TO

THE AGENCY THIS SUMMER."

Barack Obama's agenda is being unraveled every day.

From leaving the Paris Climate Accord and the Iran nuclear deal to stripping key parts

of Obamacare, it is beginning to look like Obama was never in office.

Do you think that President Trump should reverse all of Obama's burdensome regulations?

Let us know your

thoughts

in

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House Releases Unredacted Russia Report, Comey Caught Red Handed in Massive Lie - Duration: 11:38.

House Releases Unredacted Russia Report, Comey Caught Red-Handed in Massive Lie

There were plenty of questionable statements being peddled by James Comey during the media

tour for his auto-hagiography, "A Higher Loyalty."

Between his contention that the memo he leaked through a Columbia University professor wasn't

really a leak to his contention that the infamous Russian tape might exist despite no actual

evidence to that effect.

Of course, Comey wasn't put under oath by George Stephanopoulos or Brett Baier, but

the public might expect a man promoting a book called "A Higher Loyalty" and calling

Trump a "leaker" and a "liar" to live up to his own personal standards.

Until, of course, they realized that man was James Comey.

Comey's statements during the book tour came under even more scrutiny after the House

Intelligence Committee released newly unredacted portions of its final report on Russian collusion

on Friday.

The newly-unredacted portions include a statement Comey made about his testimony to the committee

regarding his questioning of Michael Flynn.

According to Fox News, the newly unredacted portions reveal Comey testified that FBI agents

didn't initially believe Flynn, President Trump's former national security advisor,

was intentionally lying to them about his ties to Russia.

"Director Comey testified to the Committee that 'the agents…discerned no physical

indications of deception," one newly-unredacted portion reads.

"They didn't see any change in posture, in tone, in inflection, in eye contact.

They saw nothing that indicated to them that he knew he was lying to them.'"

The report also states that former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe made similar statements

to the committee.

"Deputy Director McCabe confirmed the interviewing agent's initial impression and stated that

the 'conundrum that we faced on their return from the interview is that although (the agents)

didn't detect deception in the statements that he made in the interview … the statements

were inconsistent with our understanding of the conversation that he had actually had

with the ambassador (from Russia),'" the newly-unredacted portions reveal.

The "conundrum," in this case, is that what Flynn told investigators directly contradicted

what they knew he had said in a wiretapped conversation with Russian ambassador Sergey

Kislyak.

Flynn would later plead guilty to making false statements to investigators as part of the

Mueller probe.

This wasn't the first time it had been reported that Comey had made such statements about

the investigation of Flynn during his testimony to the committee, but he had publicly denied

making them.

"No, I saw that in the media," Comey told Brett Baier during his appearance on Fox News

last week.

"Someone misunderstood something I said.

I didn't believe that and didn't say that."

Comey said made a similar statement to George Stephanopoulos during his interview with him.

"I don't know where that's coming from," Comey said regarding the reports, according

to the Washington Examiner.

"That — unless I'm — I said something that people misunderstood, I don't remember

even intending to say that.

So my recollection is I never said that to anybody."

Those statements don't particularly hold water, however.

Did the entire committee misunderstand what he said?

Did he say something different that was simply left out?

Why would Andrew McCabe confirm the exact thing he says he didn't say before the exact

same committee?

While there is a bit of Clinton-esque "it depends on what the meaning of the word 'is'

is" weasel-wording in saying that a member of the committee somehow "misunderstood

something I said" — putting the onus on the interpretation as opposed to the content

of his testimony — the committee's report is rather unambiguous as to what both Comey

and McCabe had to say.

Compare the fully redacted version that came out last week to the mostly unredacted version

that came out today.

Do you see what DOJ/FBI tried to cover up?

McCabe said they hadn't substantiated anything against Flynn, and the ambush of Flynn at

the WH was directed by Comey.

pic.twitter.com/6Fc9U3kVwM

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) May 4, 2018

Compare these two pages.

The initial redacted version hid clear testimony that the FBI didn't think Flynn lied.

McCabe: "The two people who interviewed [Flynn] didn't think he was lying[.]"

And: "[N]ot [a] great beginning of a false statement case[.]" pic.twitter.com/MZNIHCGzPU

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) May 4, 2018

In other words, Comey's statement was almost certainly a lie.

Now, I don't exactly expect a mass clutching of pearls in America and points abroad over

this revelation.

Those involved in politics dissemble (and do so with great frequency) to project a more

favorable impression of themselves and their pet causes.

The issue at hand here is that the FBI director is supposed to be apolitical.

That's why their appointment is supposed to last 10 years — unless, of course, they

resign the position, get dismissed by the president or kick the bucket.

James Comey is no longer FBI director due to his dismissal by the president.

The reason behind the dismissal, while explicated with some variance by the administration,

is that Comey essentially approached the position as a political animal, inserting himself into

the center of everything the Bureau touched.

That's why he shouldn't approach his firing with any great wonderment or enmity.

He claims "A Higher Loyalty."

The problem is that, to James Comey, the highest loyalty he has is to himself, and everything

he says has to bend — and, if necessary, defy — reality to that effect.

No matter what you think about President Trump, it should be impossible for anyone not to

realize that America has been done an enormous service by the removal of this man from the

head of the FBI.

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We All Start Somewhere | Mean Girls on Broadway - Duration: 4:21.

(upbeat orchestra music)

- I was the first Easter Bunny in the "Easter Bunny Hop".

- Playing the roll of Captain Hook

at age 10, I was pretty good, actually.

It was mostly about the girl who was playing Wendy.

- I started doing theater when I was three or four.

Back in Japan I have, actually,

a school album that says,

I want to go to New York

and be on a Broadway stage.

- That's so cute.

- I secretly switched my major one year

from violin to musical theater

and didn't tell my parents about it.

- I was relaxing at a matinee

and got the news in between shows

that I was going on

and I was like, No! Yes! - Amazing.

- First show I ever saw was "Cinderella"

at a community theater in Macon, Georgia.

I was probably like three or four years old,

but I remember being amazed with "Cinderella".

So in a way I am sort of Cinderella.

Because I was really saying

I wanted to be a performer.

- I would say you are.

- It's exciting and it's electric and it's a blur,

you don't remember what happened exactly.

Mm-hmm (affirmative)

- We totally uplift each other to this

crazy awesome playing field.

- It's so important to hear stories about other people

- About other walks of life.

That's my favorite part about being an actor,

you get to try on a different life for a second.

It is a communal event where everybody

is a active participant in what's happening.

When people watch a show, their defenses are down.

- So they're able to hear the truth in a way that

they can't see it or hear it in their own life.

- Every new piece of theater is an escape to something else.

- I'm really thankful for that because I think

that's just so important in the world we live in today.

- We were all standing on the stage, like

looking out into the seats for the first time.

- I think it was the first time it hit me like,

"I'm on Broadway."

- Yeah it's unbelievable - And I like, cried

I couldn't stop.

It was incredible.

- My community theater in my town

when I was in high school

and you would go and sit in the parking lot

and get notes after the run-through.

And I was always in the chorus

cause I'm not good,

but I had a good time.

- So mine was when I was ten

and I did "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"

- (laughs) There's some great photos and videos online.

- [Cheech] Yeah.

- There's no photos and there's no videos online.

- I was in the Thanksgiving play in 2nd grade

that I was cast as the lead in

and I was like, wow, this is it.

(laughs) this is it.

- I actually auditioned for "Annie"

when I was a kid

and got rejected.

- That's they're loss. Right?

- Yeah I was so upset

that I swore I would never do it again.

- When I went in to sing

I was actually singing a song

that Nell Benjamin had wrote the lyrics to

(laughs) - and I was just standing

there and I was like, oh God,

don't forget the words.

- So I got to do one of the big numbers.

A Hugh Warrens number

and that was my first time on the stage

and it was empty.

I didn't care I was so excited.

- I saw "The Phantom of the Opera".

I was maybe eight

and I was, like, really scared of nooses.

- Specifically just nooses? - They're really f-

specifically like, being hanged

I was scarred.

- Oh wow. I was so scared for so long.

And that's why I do it.

I was so scared.

- Yeah

- Do every part of theater you can.

- Do a little bit everyday

that has something to do with the craft.

Read plays, research,

listen to cast album recordings.

- Write a joke.

I thing theaters important

because it tells stories

that often need to be heard,

for people who don't get the chance to be heard.

- Build that vocabulary for yourself

and then start finding out

what makes you the most happy.

Try things that aren't easy

and that you don't feel good at

because that's how you do get better

and how you keep working.

Find people who are good mentors

that can lead you in the right direction.

If it's something that you really really wanna do

it's all around you.

- Getting to the final destination

is a matter of getting started.

Follow your passion.

- U have to work really hard for this

and if you love it so much

you will work hard for it.

- Watching this group

get better and better

and show ends in that "Stars" number.

I know it's corny

but I just sort of looked at it and went,

you know, there are a lot of stars up there.

They're really talented

and you're gonna be hearing about them

for years to come.

(upbeat orchestra music)

- The first Broadway musical I ever saw in New York

was in this theater.

- The Virginia Theater - What was it?

It was "On Your Toes".

It was 1983.

I was a college student.

It was fantastic,

and it was a Wednesday, a matinee.

- There you go.

1983, I was 13.

Now we're married.

That's our society,

that's our society.

- Oh (beep). (laughing)

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How to film a WEDDING EXIT - Duration: 5:04.

- Hey, guys.

My name is Matt Johnson, and today I wanna share with you

how we film a wedding exit

at a real wedding

which is where we are right now which is kind of crazy.

Reception is in there.

It's getting close to exit time though so at some point

very soon the couple is gonna line up actually right here

and the couple is gonna be sent off.

So you get to see how me and Rachel film that.

In general I'm usually on a 24mm not the 50mm that's

on my camera right now and I'm on a glide cam.

So usually I will be walking out backwards in front of the

couple in order to get their faces.

Rachel will usually be at the end shooting up over

my shoulder to get some of them as they are continuing

to walk out.

And that usually works out pretty well for us

Sometimes we'll mix it up.

I'll go behind the couple.

Sometimes I'll go on the side a little bit but usually

this is how we do it.

So tonight you're gonna see us actually do it at a wedding

which is pretty fun I think.

Quick interruption here guys.

Remember how I said that Rachel usually films the exit

over my shoulder, well in this case we actually had Rachel

follow along behind the couple to get a different angle.

So if things look a little different from what

I just said, that's why.

But here's the exit.

(crowd cheering)

- That's for me.

Yes.

- [Speaker] Okay.

- That's a wrap.

- And that's how you film a wedding exit.

Oh my goodness, that was incredible.

And here is the full edited exit from the wedding film.

Incidentally, if you want to watch the full film,

I've linked it up

in the corner and down in the description.

(Pop music playing)

Our favorite photographers ever, they actually

photographed our wedding,

Chad and Tracy

were incredible, because Tracy walked behind the couple

and back lit them with a light.

So, normally they have a nice like glow outline around

them but the sparklers were going off all around us

and I was honestly kind of terrified of being burned

while walking backwards but it looked so good.

I had Rachel walk along back behind Tracy to give me another

angle to cut to.

I'm hoping that angle turn out as well but my angle

looked incredibly solid.

So, that 's how you film a wedding exit.

That's about it.

Thank you so much for watching.

Thank you for hanging out with me and through all these

little behind the scenes videos.

I think it turned out really really well.

Please, yes.

Thanks to Paul, for shooting these things,

and thank you so much for watching.

If you have any questions or comments please leave

one below and I'll get back to you or email me through

my website, whoismatt.com.

Please also follow us and leave me a like.

- [Speaker] Subscribe, subscribe.

- Please also like and subscribe if this video was helpful

to you and you wanna see more videos like this in the

future.

Thank you so much for watching, and you have a great night.

I'm gonna go sleep for 15 hours now.

It's gonna be incredible.

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John McCain Is Planning One Final Betrayal Of Trump And It Will Make Your Blood Boil - Duration: 10:49.

John McCain Is Planning One Final Betrayal Of Trump And It Will Make Your Blood Boil

Arizona Senator John McCain has built his political identity of being labeled a "maverick"

by repeatedly stabbing conservatives in the back.

McCain is about to cement that legacy once and for all.

He is planning one final betrayal of the President and it will make your blood boil.

John McCain and his political team have apparently put a succession plan in place for after he

can no longer serve as Arizona's senior senator.

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey will apparently appoint McCain's wife Cindy to replace him.

Newsmax reports:

"As Arizonans prepare for their final salute to Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., Republicans

and political pundits in the state privately tell Newsmax they expect the appointment of

his wife, Cindy, to succeed him in the Senate.

Of course, no one in the Grand Canyon State who spoke to us wants to go on record discussing

what will happen when the ailing McCain no longer holds his seat.

But those who did, agree almost unanimously, Cindy McCain following John in the Senate

through appointment by Gov. Doug Ducey, R-Ariz., is a near certainty.

"I've always assumed that was the arrangement," said a friend of the McCain family since John's

1973 return from captivity in Vietnam.

A former Republican senator who served with McCain agreed:

"I don't know if this [succession] has been formalized, but that's what people

who know John tell me…

…One source close to the McCain family said supporters of the senator have quietly let

Gov. Ducey know Cindy is the choice of "Team McCain."

Cindy McCain in the Senate would not be welcome news for Donald Trump or conservatives.

Trump romped in Arizona's Republican Presidential primary and carried the state in the General

Election.

Instead of appointing a senator in line with the President's America First agenda, Ducey

would appoint Cindy McCain to continue McCain's brand of liberalism.

Cindy McCain is a cheerleader for homosexual marriage and supports keeping legalized abortion

in place.

Cindy McCain would also certainly fight the President's pro-America immigration reforms

and push for amnesty for illegal aliens.

A Cindy McCain appointment would mean the GOP establishment is still at war with Donald

Trump.

Instead of accepting the reality that Republican voters support Trump's push to limit immigration,

multi-national global trade deals, and foreign interventions, beltway Republicans – led

by John McCain – are more determined than ever to block the President's agenda.

Do you agree?

Let us

know your thoughts in the comment section.

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Heat Treat Blade Steel - Bead Blasting Finishing - Heat Treating Stainless Steel At Home - Duration: 13:06.

Hi, I'm Chris and I make knives. In today's video we're heat treating blade steel

The Fallen Star Knife - Chapter 7

Welcome to my workbench. These six blades go with the six fallen star I'm bringing to the blade show.

What I'm about to do now is I'm going to heat treat these blades

This steel that I use is CTS-XHP. It is a stainless tool steel.

And before you heat treat them, they are more susceptible to rust.

To prevent that I coat the blades in WD-40

So the first thing I need to do is I'm gonna clean these blades in the ultrasonic cleaner. Followed by a wipe down with acetone.

Just some quick tips

When you're storing your blades, it's best if you can store them without stacking them on top of each other.

That's bad. You want to keep the blades separate?

Ideally, you would have them in some container where nothing's touching

So I've cleaned my blades and now I need to make my pouches

This is 309 a heat treating foil some people call a tool wrap.

it's .020 thick. It's good up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit

And what we're going to do now is, were going to make some little pouches to put the blades in.

I pulled nine inches off the Roll I cut that. And then I can cut those into eight inch pieces.

So I have a square here..that's... it's not square. It's nine inches by eight

What I'm gonna do now is I'm gonna put the blade in the center of this and then fold it onto itself

Make a nice little pouch.

You want to be real careful when you handle this foil the edges of it's very sharp

It can cut you just like a knife.

I did double crimp these edges.

So I told you this foil was sharp.

I don't know where or how it got me but I'm starting to see blood on

My foil, and on my hands, and stuff on my tooling plate

So what I'm gonna do, is I'm gonna go wash my hands real quick; find the cut, put a bandaid on it

What we're going to do next is we're gonna put argon gas in this foil.

I double crimped the edges.

And now what I'm going to do is I'm gonna go put argon gas inside my little pouch.

The specific weight of argon is 1.38 It's heavier than air.

So when you put the argon gas in there treat it like a glass of water, and don't spill it any.

Then reseal it quickly and you'll have an inert atmosphere inside this foil pouch.

So once you pour that in there you want to treat it like water

So here's my five blades, you say well Chris you started with six, where is it? That's a great question...

I don't know. I dropped it in the floor. It totally disappeared. I've been looking for it for the last hour

If I find it, I'm going to heat treat it

But I really can't afford to spend a whole lot of time looking for it

It's a great mystery. You drop something in the floor; it disappears. Where does it go? I don't know.

What I have here

These are just old blade steel that I have surface ground down to the exact thickness of my knife.

What I'm using is called a plate quench. This is just an inch thick 6061 aluminum plates

Very simply...

I'm a take the blade steel out, put it down, and then put the plate quench on top of it and my spacers.

My spacers will prevent it from rocking.

You can see that the kiln is crazy hot. It's 1875 degrees fahrenheit. So you want to wear some PPE

Welding gloves would probably be better.

Get you a pair of channel locks, tongs, something like that.

If you need more time, just push the add time button.

"V-wah-Lah" I you just added five minutes

I'm gonna start taking these out now

Be very careful when you set them down at this time, it's very easy...

To bow the tip of your blade.

And these quench plates, prevent the blade from bowing

So we'll watch my temperature here come back up to 1875 before I pull out the next blade

HOT! HOT! HOT! HOT!

This is now cool to where you can handle it.

See okay, am I blocking the view?

So everyone cut these open and see how we did.

Just so you know, I did find my sixth blade and I heat-treated that too.

Be careful this foil, don't cut ya.

Little bit of carbonization where we didn't have enough argon

So now what we're going to do... is move to the surface plate and check to make sure it's flat

Welcome to the surface plate.

We're now gonna check the blade to make sure that it's flat.

And it is flat.

Take a feeler gauge

Try to push underneath there feeler gauge won't go

So this blade is flat. The next thing we're going to do is we're going to

Temper it we're gonna temper it at a lower temperature

Try to put them in the middle and you're doing your tempering. You don't need the foil

So we're coming up on the end of the first temper

What I'm gonna do now is I'm gonna pull these out and let them air cool to room temperature

That'll take about 15 minutes. And then we're gonna put them back inside the kiln and again take them to 400 degrees Fahrenheit

Hold that for one hour. Some guys do a cryogenics between the two tempers. I don't do that

I'm able to get 62C on the Rockwell hardness

With what I have in house, without having to deal with dry ice or liquid nitrogen

any of that nasty stuff, that's one of the reasons why I really like

CTS-XHP (Carpenter's XHP)

*Kiln Beeping*

It's been 20 minutes these have now cooled down to room temperature, we'll put them back inside the kiln

Watch out for the kiln, it's still hot.

And now what I'm going is test a rockwell hardness c

To see where I'm at

And I want to test it up here near the stop pin

So that it doesn't interfere with the track of my detent ball

If you guys can see I try to hold the camera still

And it looks like I've got

Almost 62 it looks like 61.5

and I do have calibration plates

So I'm happy with that

and if you guys

If you guys see this little divot right here near my thumb.

Near the stop pin...

That's from the hardness test. Some guys will do three and take an average of all three. I just do one

Yeah, so what I'm gonna do now is I'm gonna remove all this scale

By Bead Blasting it off there.

And I'm also going to lap the pivot to remove any scale that might have fell inside the pivot hole.

Welcome to my drill press.

This is a barrel lap.

It's just a .250 inch barrel lap

What I'm gonna do now, is I'm going to use this diamond lapping paste, and lap the inside of my pivot hole.

Sometimes after the heat treat, scale builds up inside the pivot hole. This is how I'm going to remove it.

Using the drill press

This is just a stud to prevent the blades from pinwheeling.

Something that I threaded and tapped to help protect my fingers I

Hope you can hear me. Okay. I'm actually machining some pocket clips

And I'll show you that in a future video

So what I have here, this is my blade and this is my pivot.

Now the pivot will not go into the blade and what's happened is after heat-treat scale has built up inside this pivot hole.

And so I'm going to remove it using this barrel lap

So you want to set this up so that...

First of all, you have to know... that you have no run-out.

You've got to know your TIR (Total Indicated Run-out) for your barrel lap.

Because if you're not careful at this time, you could hurt the knife.

You want this to be completely ninety degrees to your spindle.

and you don't want any run-out at all on your Drill press.

So make sure...

a lot of drill presses will have run out.

You want to be sure; to check that... to make sure that it's accurate.

Choose your drill press very carefully.

It's a Class Z Accuracy.

It's accurate to within .00025 of an inch

.250 will not go and

The .249 (one thousandths) smaller is too small.

And so what I've been doing, is I've just been press fitting.

To get a feel when I do the barrel lap.

I actually used the pivot.

And this is kind of what I'm looking for.

My question to you guys; if there's anyone out there that can answer this is...

How do you accurately measure your holes in a small shop?

To the ten thousandths of an inch

This is a Z set pin gauge

Which I think is accurate to within...

and so that's only accurate to within .00025 of an inch

I'd like to be able to measure this.

Beyond just you know fitting.

So if anybody could answer to me how I can accurately measure that without like, you know a TMM machine or a laser?

Or something crazy expensive.

I'm I'd like to know if you can answer that question for me

We're going to bead blast finishing the blade

* Bead Blasting Finishing *

Just so you guys can see what I've done. I used a blast cabinet to remove on the scale from the knife and

it's a great way to get down inside all your jimping, especially the tiny jimpping and engraving.

So I've removed all the scale from the knife, and I've also lapped the pivot.

This knife is ready for the next process. I think I'm gonna grind a lock on the back of the blade.

I'm gonna show you guys that in a future video

Please subscribe, stay tuned, and thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> Heat Treat Blade Steel - Bead Blasting Finishing - Heat Treating Stainless Steel At Home - Duration: 13:06.

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MARINA USA: L'F-35 RITARDA, SERVONO ALTRI HORNET ...E SUBITO - Duration: 7:51.

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Trump's 'zero tolerance' at the border is causing child shelters to fill up fast - Duration: 6:49.

Trump's 'zero tolerance' at the border is causing child shelters to fill up fast

The number of migrant children held in U.S.

government custody without their parents has surged 21 percent in the past month, according to the latest figures, an increase driven by the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" crackdown on families who cross the border illegally.

Although the government has not disclosed how many children have been separated from their parents as a result of the new measures, the Department of Health and Human Services said Tuesday that it had 10,773 migrant children in its custody, up from 8,886 on April 29.

Under the "zero tolerance" approach rolled out last month by Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, anyone who crosses into the United States illegally will face criminal prosecution.

In most cases, that means parents who arrive with children remain in federal jails while their children are sent to HHS shelters.

Those shelters are at 95 percent capacity, an HHS official said Tuesday, and the agency is preparing to add potentially thousands of new bed spaces in the coming weeks.

HHS also is exploring the possibility of housing children on military bases but views the measure as a "last option," according to the HHS official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the agency's preparations.

HHS has about 1,300 reserve beds to accommodate more children, the official said, including several hundred at a government-owned building in Homestead, Fla.

, adjacent to an Air Force base previously used as a Labor Department training center.

In a statement, Kenneth J.

Wolfe, a spokesman for HHS's Administration for Children and Families, said that the agency has "an existing network of approximately 100 shelters in 14 states," and that "additional temporary housing is only sought as a last resort when current locations are reaching capacity.".

The latest figures do not distinguish between minors who arrive without a parent and those who are separated from their mothers and fathers after they cross the border.

But an official for U.S.

Customs and Border Protection testified at a Senate committee hearing last week that 638 adults were referred for prosecution between May 6 and May 19 under the new zero-tolerance effort and that they brought 658 children with them.

As the scope of the family-separation measures becomes clearer, President Trump's immigration advisers pushed back Tuesday at false or misleading stories about their policies that circulated widely on social media over the weekend.

Many seized on reports that HHS "lost" 1,475 children last year, describing them as "missing.".

But those reports were based on misleading characterizations of a follow-up phone survey conducted by HHS when it attempted to reach the adult sponsors of migrant children 30 days after releasing them to sponsors.

HHS does not have a formal responsibility to track children once they are released to sponsors.

Agency officials say that is the immigration court system's job.

And because many adult sponsors, including parents, are living in the country illegally, they may fear contact with federal officials.

"In the last fiscal year, in 14 percent of those calls, the family didn't answer the phone," a top HHS official, Steven Wagner, told reporters Tuesday.

"But there's no reason to believe that anything has happened to the kids.

If you call a friend and they don't answer the phone, you don't assume that they've been kidnapped.".

Trump officials also gave new details Tuesday about an agreement between HHS and the Department of Homeland Security that immigrant advocates warn could further increase the number of children in federal custody and how long they stay there.

The agreement will give Homeland Security more access to the personal information of parents, relatives or other adult sponsors seeking custody of the children.

In the past, that information was largely walled off for the purposes of immigration enforcement while the sponsors were vetted by HHS, out of a concern that Homeland Security's involvement could have a "chilling effect" on parents living in the country illegally and discourage them from claiming the kids.

But under Trump, senior officials at U.S.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have recommended such measures to deter parents from attempting to send for their children while knowing they can get custody with little fear of deportation.

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Jury: David Copperfield not liable for tourist's injuries - Duration: 1:38.

Jury: David Copperfield not liable for tourist's injuries

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A jury says David Copperfield was negligent but not responsible for a British tourists injuries during a vanishing act that used audience participants in a Las Vegas Strip show.

Gavin Cox and his wife alleged negligence by the illusionist, the MGM Grand hotel and several businesses in a lawsuit.

Jurors decision Tuesday means the couple are not entitled to monetary damages.

Cox testified that he suffered brain and other injuries in a 2013 fall while stagehands urged him and others to run during a trick that appeared to make people disappear onstage and reappear in the theater.

Copperfield testified that until Cox sued, he never knew of anyone getting hurt during nearly 20 years performing the trick.

Coxs lawyers brought in three women who testified that they also were injured.