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"Take criticism seriously, but not personally.

If there is truth in the criticism, try to learn from it.

Otherwise, let it roll right off you.

This is the secret to success."

This is what the 67th United state Secretary of state & Nominee of President of the United state

Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton believes in.

Hungama kids brings to you, another inspiring tale.

Let's know more about the inspirational life story of Hillary Clinton, who taught

all women across the world to 'Dare'.

Hillary was very close to mother, right from her childhood.

Her mother raised her to believe that she could be anything she dreams of,

even become the President of the United States.

It is this lesson of her mother's that helped 13 yr old Hillary, bring in light the electoral

fraud against the Republican candidate Richard Nixon in 1960 and thus began her political

career right from her high school days.

But do you know that becoming a politician was not her first choice !!..

Hillary, at 13, applied for membership in the NASA astronaut program

but got rejected as the program didn't accept women at that point in time.

Without losing her cool, she tried joining the Marines, but was rejected again for she

had a poor eyesight.

Destiny had different plans for her.

She became the President of Wellesley Young Republicans & since then,

there is no looking back for Hillary Clinton.

Being a woman, she always tried to empower the women of America.

It was her indomitable will which helped her become the first and the only 'First Lady'

to run and win for a United States Senate seat.

She won the popular vote for President of the USA in a national election.

In 2016, she became the first woman in U.S. history to become the presidential nominee

of a major political party, however she was defeated to the current president of America,

Donald Trump.

Hillary worked for making reforms for children's Health Insurance Program, domestic violence

and many other social aspects.

She costantly served people and became an example for all the politician across the world.

She did not let rejections demotivate her

and always moved ahead in life with her convictions. Indeed a lot can be learnt from her..Isn't it!!

We hope that you will definitely be motivated and inspired by Hillary Clinton's life.

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For more infomation >> Hillary Clinton | First Lady of the United States | Biography | Hungama Kids - Duration: 4:02.

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Can Dan and Phil guess the USA States?! - Duration: 11:11.

Hello Dan and Phil Games (D: BEEEP BEEP)

Maps and (D: B*tches! Joking) welcome to

our tour bus where we're gonna be doing some tour bus gaming (D:) Dan and Phil games on the road. (P:) Yeah, (D:) that is right.

Thankfully the bus isn't moving

Otherwise, this would be a whole different ballgame. (D:It would be 10 minutes of Phil throwing up.) Or a bus game.

That would get demonetized. (D: Which some of you are probably into.) Noo!

(D: But I'm not.) Don't say that! (disgusted noise) (D: So thankfully it's parked.)

Yeah, so we are currently on a tour of the USA (america music)

Look (D: Oh my god!) how appropriate this t shirt is.

(D: Right firstly did you buy that t-shirt specifically for this?) Yeah!

At first I thought we could do this video by coloring me in but I like the t-shirt too much (D: I'm wearing the pinnacle of fashion Kennedy

Space Center) Nice (D: woman's 90 size 14 thank you very much) I love it!

So if you want to come see us on tour, we're currently doing things like this

(dramatic music plays, crowd cheering) So what are we doing here Dan? (D: Giving the people what they want Phil!)

(slightly upbeat fast music plays) (Dan and Phil yelling)

(D:We have a little game showing just who people really are.)

(P: Dan hits the dance floor in his slothbear fursuit.)

(D: In my what?!)

(D: We appreciate that what we have right now what's going on in this room, this is the special time in mine and Phil's life) (airhorn)

(D: Wow.) Yeah that was well edited

and we've already done over half of the US (D: I don't know how time is flying by so fast) where's it going--

(D: but if you're in America you haven't seen us yet QUICKLY) You still have chance! (D: QUICK!)

We're going to Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, St Louis, Cleveland, Columbus

(D: Louis--) P: Loui(e)ville, (D: Louisville)

Nashville (trying not to laugh) (D: Nasha-valee) Atlanta, Phoenix

San Diego and Seattle and then Vancouver in (in an accent) Canada (D: LA, and Seattle)

D: and then it's over

We're all friends here and (D: Time is dying.) (Phil laughs) What's happening?

So if you wanna come see us down at danandphiltour.com

but very relevant

D: Today we are actually putting our knowledge of this land to the test

Yes (D: which is maybe a bad idea because we'll do really badly) probably terrible (and just insult all the places we're gonna go)

(D: We are playing the 50 states quiz.) I saw jacksepticeye do this and I thought you know what?

This is very relevant (D: you know what I want to offend my core

(Phil laughs adorably)

geographic demographic, let's go) but not only that we're going to be doing it as a

(dan vs. phil noises)

(D: Yep) try and guess where the states are on the map of the USA. (D: Okay.) Yeah, and then if we win

(Phil starts laughing again) W-we win

if we lose, we lose (Phil starts laughing more)

Why are you looking at me like that?

D: Because I'm just like try-- you like explaining how this Dan vs Phil is gonna work (P: That's what we're doing!)

D: Really astounds me every time I'm just going with the flow man (P: we'll just play the game)

Playing first one to five by the way. (D: That's the mechanic apparently. Okay. Sure.)

(D: Let's do--) You can go first

D: You said I can go first because you don't know where Arkansas is

At least you know it's ar-kan-saw

I thought it was ar-kansas for like the re- the most of my life. The most of my life???

D: Okay Phil I will reset it

(P: Yeah) but this time whatever it is, no arguing about who goes first you go first, okay (P: Okay, fine)

Nebraska (P: Neb- I don't know where Nebraska is!) where on the map is Nebraska

P: it begins with an N. So I'm feeling like it's North

P: (american accent) Nebraska! Oh No, maybe it's a Nebraska. (D: Just make your damn decision child) I'm from Nebraska.

P: I think it might be this one (D: Ooh, okay) No-- maybe--I

(D: That's so square) That's Ohio (D: why are they all so square in the middle that is so

square oh my god.) Sweet Nebraska

P: this one (D: go) Ohhh!(D: wa waaah)

P: I was close! (D: waah) It's one in the middle! (D: wa wa wawawawa waaaa)

P: Right Dan D: wa wah waaahhh

P: Oh my god! (D: ohhh- ah wait wait wait, ohh

D: One to Dan! (P: Are you kidding!?) One to Dan! (P: That's the only one you know!)

Oh I've been there 6 times gluh gluh(P: do a Florida accent)

pff what is a Florida accent?

You got it, right you need to say it

hraaa ha ha ha ((what the hell dan)) (P laughing: oh is that- is that an alligator?) D: yep

Connet- (D: We have been to Connecticut Phil) We've been here right, (D: so don't get this wrong) we've been on this side of the earth

Yes, we have (P: Connect-ticut) With that sneaky C

Oh my god, where is it? (D: Phil) oh my gosh (D: We were there last week) we were there so (D: Are you serious?) it needs to be around here? (D: Yeah)

It does (laughing) (P: oh my gosh! shut up!)

(dan continues being adorable, laughing softly) I love this! (P: I think-) This is a great idea! (P: I think-) Thank you for suggesting this Phil

I think that's South Carolina, that's North Carolina. I think it might be this one, (D: okay)

(beep beep) D: Ohhhh (P: No! *hitting table*) Nope it's in the New England zone (P: it's such a lil tiny as well!) How could you forget.

P: ho- we're never gonna get to five! (D: that's where everyone abandoned our home country to go land and-) Oh they did!

make all the new good places (P: New Britain) Portland, is in Oregon (P: if you get this right, I'm gonna throw the bus on the floor) which must be

beneath (P: christ)

Washington (P: no) cuz that's next to Vancouver, (P: noo) and above California (P: NOOO) YES. Yes! Yes! Yes!

D: unhhh P: I can't believe this

You only need to get three more

(singing) dan, master of geographyyy

Been there come on Phil (P: New Jersey) We've been to New Jersey, come on, (P: okay)

(P: Well-) This is so offensive, (P: you know where it is!?) New Jersey created so much important global culture. (P: What like) like the Jersey Shore (soft laughing)

(incomprehensible jersey accents)

D: which is (P: Jersey Shore-) to everyone in Jersey Shore (P: so that means it's got a shore

You gave me a clue, I think it might be this one

D: go on

(beep beep)

D: AHHHH (P: NOOO *hitting table*) AHAHAHAA

P: I'm gonna throw myself away (D: I am lmao-ing-) oh my gosh (D: right now) I'm livid

D: Pennsylvania, ok we have been to Pennsylvania (P: If you get this, I'm gonna Pennsyl your vania... that sounded weird) what is wrong with you? (P: *noises of regret*)

okay, It's next to

New York, right (P: we've been to Pennsylvania) I feel- (P: We've been to Reading, Pennsylvania) I feel like it's either here or here

P: Please get it wrong? (D: I'm gonna say it's there.) Noooo (D:NOOO) oh so close

D: oh close (P: but no cigar) I mean- (P: alright give me an easy one) you knew that i was in the zone

P: I know where to look (D: I love you Pennsylvania)

P: New Mexico

D: I'm not gonna say anything that could help you. I'm not gonna say anything that could possibly help (P: I think it might be near Mexico)

D: Okay, that's an interesting guess Phil. (P: I'm gonna sa-) but is it that one?

P: Mexico is here. (D: or the one next to it?) EEE (D: Oh Phil) wait- (D: c'mon)

Maybe that's Nevada. I think is this one? Yes, New Mexico. (D immitating P: oh I'm phu-) I want to go (D: oh i'm phu-) on a date with you.

D: oh I'm phil and I'm good at guessing shit (P:because, you're the best)

D: Do your best Nevada accent (P: Nevada?!) like a (cute nerdy alien noises)

P: Oh is that an alien (D: thank you. I'll be on the bus for the next two weeksss)

P: One point to Phillyy

D: South Carolina, Boom (beep beep)

F*CK, F*CK

That was North Carolina, why is the line so straight it looks like you've divided something in half.

P: Maine (D: We're going to Maine)

P: Come on. Be my main man... Maine!

D: You're the main source of pain in my life (P: Maine Maine Maine ma-Maine ma-Maine Maine)

D: The pain of dain falls mainly from the phain

P: Maine! YES! It's like (D: luckyy) norther- it's norther than Canada in some places (D: I love being nOrTHeR-) yeh (D: than Canada)

P: Oh, go home (D: OHOUHOUHOUHO)

D; I think it's- ohmygodInearlyclickedthewrongthing. It's Texas! (P: ohha, Do a Texas accent?)

(in a terrible texan accent) Howdy y'all, Dan(dad?) is- oh my god, right no(P: *giggling*) no- oh f*ck oh no

(P: no you did it *giggling*) D: That was it, I had one shot and I porked it. I porked it in a big way,

I barbecued that (P: you barbecued that pork. *with awful accent* Welcome to Texas.) That's-

P: Population dan is not on fire (D: thankfully-) I turned into a bit of a robot in the end then, didn't I *giggles*

D: We have left Texas (P: We have-round me up a cow)

P: Ohio (D: Phil,)

P: Ohi-yes, (D: we're going there.) Oh, I know we're going to Cincinnati. (D: This video is gonna be uploaded before we go) oh my gosh (D: to Cincinnati)

P: Right, imagine the tour bus, (D: And if I don't get this right everyone will refund their tickets, right) I think it's-I think it's this

No! it's a similar shape. They could go inside each other (D: *weakly* I'm sorry on behalf of him)

D: Massachu- what the hell is that? And how do you spell it! (P: Matt?) It's where (P: Massa-chu-it's) Boston is, (P:yeah) right?

P: We've been to Boston (D: which means it's near New York) Dan had a famous pizza.

D: Is it that? NOOOO

chr-Wow

That is north. Stop being so North you weirdos. (P: Rhode Island. This is- I know- I know this one! We went here

This is the smallest one because I had it next to my nipple and we did the Instagram story

So Phil's nipple on the map, Is this little dude!

D: luck. (P: yee!) lucked out (P: hey we're level-pegging now!

P: ooh (D: oh- well I) oh my god! (know where that was!)

D: ohh Process of PHILimination

P: stay away from me! (D:Cuz you're gonna get eliminated,

By the process (P: well, watch out for this) One left for me. (P: one-two left for me)

So I need to get this one right? Give me an easy one

Georgia, oh! (D: we are going to Atlanta,) We are (D: very soon) Georgia I know is in the deep south (D: so you can't get this wrong

Otherwise everyone coming to Atlanta will refund their tickets

P: I know that- I think we drove there from Florida, (D: It's where queer eye is filmed) it's either this one or this one, this one!

P: it's neither of them!

oh i'm so annoyed! that one could have been my key to the city! (D: If you get-) What's that one then? New Georgia?

D: trapped in The Walking Dead universe

Rick is not gonna save ya now. (P: Rick more like, dick!)

*dan look of disappointment* P: right. *giggling

D: Arizona (P: Dan this is your last one) Arizona iced tea

*inexplicable video clip*

D: This- (P: I'm stressed, I'm gonna claw my eyes out) there.

P: Nooo (D: NOO-NOOOO dammit! That's the first thing I said it was!

P: Okay, Philly (D: crapola) I've gotta get two, right. *singing* Kentucky Fried Chicken and a Pizza Hut- is in the middle

Obviously, right in the middle, okay. (D: go- ooh, it was RIGHT in the middle because it was on the right-)

P: I'll right your middle (D: which is not where you clicked.- New Hampshire-) that's not even- (sounds like a bunch of people that wanted to come and change

You know, England- there.

(P: ohoh!) D: Are you stroking my yoke?! (P: that's so close) What the hell is going on?- 7/11 ya hit the spot (P:*singing* West Virginiaa)

No take me home

Take me home! I'm trying to think- it's on the ma-ap!

D: You just poured tar all over the lovely country roads (P: *still singing* next to Utah) and destroyed it

P: Oh god- this! no! goddammit. You're a Vermont-ster! (D: I think, this is another weird one)

(P: Which one did you just get-) D: Process of elimination, I just got the other one wrong (P: yep) I'm gonna say it's that. (P: NOOO. Oh my god)

(someone stop dan omg dan it has gone too far please stop this has been a psa)

P: *giggling* What does that mean? (D: oh) Oh my gosh (D: oh)

P: You are the king of America, (D: space! the final frontier) you're gonna get this demonetised

D: You want it to get demonetised? (P: what are you do-*giggling* ohoohoho- I'm gonna get the point if you throw bananas at me) Such a poor loser

P: Come back or everyone'll be commenting like 'Dan's such a - (D: sore winner??) sore winner (D: aww)

Handle the bants people, (P: handle the bants) handle the bants. (P: Come back. Dan, well done,

You know, (D: thank you) America more than me. If you wanna come see us at any of these places-

D: Are you seriously implying that in the few weeks that we have left on this American tour?

what like two? and a bit? (P: yeh) anyone in any of those places is gonna want to come see us after that video?? (P: After that

Probably not. (D: America, formal apology from Dan and Phil,) Sorry (D: in two weeks,

we'll be leaving (P: but danandphiltour.com) bye (P: if you wanna come see us. Maybe we could do this again for like Australia or Asia)

D: I don't th-well if you can't find Hong Kong Singapore or Mumbai or Manila on a map (*phil giggling*)

I think you should just cancel your plane tickets. (P: Maybe I should.) there we go. I hope you enjoyed that

Very intense geography clash. (P: Yeah) with Dan and Phil on

their mobile gaming channel room, (P: yes,) But when we get back from this tour, you have to remind us, for me to put the sticker on the board! (P: No we don't!)

because Phil is the- (P: just forget! yeah)

is the kind of person that would just like let it slip by. (P: Oooh just fading

away.) D: I need that American flag, thank you. (P: fade away)

P: So if you wanna come see us on tour, click the tour tickets button (D: Click that!)

P: Our channels are there (D: click the channels) Last video's over there!

D: watch the other videos!

P: We're actually gonna go do a show now. So good (D: gonna have a big Chicago pizza.)*both* Byeee!

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Korematsu v. United States - Duration: 7:52.

Mr. Beat presents

Supreme Court Briefs

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, December 7, 1941

December 7, 1941...yeah

Japan drops bombs on an American naval base, killing more than 2400 Americans, and injuring 1000 more.

In response, the United States declares war on Japan, officially entering World War II.

Increasingly, Americans viewed anyone of Japanese heritage suspiciously.

Japanese Americans had already faced racism and discrimination in the country for nearly 100 years.

After the Pearl Harbor attack, that racism and discrimination went to the next freaking level, as many thought Japanese Americans might be more loyal to Japan than the United States, sharing military secrets with them and stuff or trying to sabotage the war effort.

Despite there being no evidence whatsoever that this was happening, Japanese American persecution increased.

People bought Jap-hunting licenses.

Life Magazine published an article illustrating how to tell the difference between a Japanese person and Chinese person by the shape their nose and height.

In California, the racism and paranoia seemed to be worse.

A barber shop there advertised "free shaves for Japs" with a disclaimer that read "not responsible for accidents."

A funeral parlor advertised "I'd rather do business with a Jap than an American."

Several people called for removing all Japanese Americans from western states and forcing them to live in concentration camps somewhere else.

President Franklin Roosevelt, who had a record of being racist against the Japanese, agreed with this idea.

He signed Executive Order 9066.

It ordered the roundup of 120,000 Americans of Japanese descent to 1 of 10 concentration camps, called officially "relocation centers."

It also said Japanese Americans weren't allowed to be in California at all, as well as much of Oregon, Washington, and Arizona, unless they were in one of the camps, of course.

Fred Korematsu was one of the Japanese Americans who said the heck with Executive Order 9066.

He stayed in California.

He had a girlfriend who was not Japanese American there he didn't want to leave, and just thought Roosevelt's order was wrong.

So after his entire family left for one of the camps, he stayed behind, became a welder, and tried not to stand out too much.

He changed his name and got a fake ID.

Later, he even tried to have plastic surgery on his eyes to look less Japanese.

The plastic surgeon who worked on him didn't do the procedure but took his money anyway.

Shortly after this, someone reported him and he was arrested.

After his arrest, he never saw his girlfriend again, by the way.

Eventually, Korematsu found himself in federal prison.

The American Civil Liberties Union, or ACLU, reached out to him there and offered to represent him in court.

Korematsu said heck yeah. Together, they argued that Executive Order 9066 went against the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment.

Korematsu's loyalty to the United States was never in question.

Still, in federal court in San Francisco, he was convicted, given five years of probation, and sent to a concentration camp in Utah.

He appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals, who agreed with the lower court.

He then appealed again, and the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case, hearing arguments in October 1944, with the war still raging on.

During arguments, the Court considered a similar case from the previous year called Hirabayashi v. United States.

That one upheld Executive Order 9066.

The Court announced its decision on December 18, 1944. It sided with the United States. But this one was certainly controversial. It was 6-3.

The Court argued that Executive Order 9066 was justified in order to keep the country safe.

They said the need to protect Americans from espionage was more important than individual rights.

Justice Hugo Black wrote the opinion, but today most say the opinion is pretty flawed.

He wrote, "Korematsu was not excluded from the Military Area because of hostility to him or his race. He was excluded because we are at war with the Japanese Empire."

Actually, no. That is false. He also wrote,

"There was evidence of disloyalty on the part of some (Japanese Americans), the military authorities considered that the need for action was great, and the time was short."

You're 0 for 2, Hugo. At that time, there was no evidence of that, either.

Justice Felix Frankfurter chimed in that the Constitution gave the President and Congress these war powers.

The three justices who dissented all wrote separate opinions.

Justice Frank Murphy passionately argued that the decision was basically the legalization of racism, and that this racial discrimination went against everything the United States stood for.

"All residents of this nation are kin in some way by blood or culture to a foreign land. Yet they are primarily and necessarily a part of the new and distinct civilization of the United States.

They must, accordingly, be treated at all times as the heirs of the American experiment, and as entitled to all the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution." Dang, you tell 'em Frank.

On January 2, 1945, President Roosevelt cancelled Executive Order 9066.

The camps were shut down, and many Japanese Americans returned home to find their belongings missing or destroyed.

Fred Korematsu returned home, and did not speak publicly about the case for decades.

Flash forward to the 1980s. By this time most Americans agreed that what the government did to Japanese Americans during World War II was messed up.

In 1983, Korematsu's original conviction was finally overturned.

In 1988, Congress passed the Civil Liberties Act, which formally apologized to the Japanese Americans affected and awarded payments of $20,000 to each camp survivor, about $43,000 in today's money.

Korematsu did speak out in his later years.

He died in 2005. In 2009, a non-profit civil liberties organization called the Fred T. Korematsu Institute was founded.

It's currently ran by Fred's daughter, Karen Korematsu.

Korematsu v. United States is often considered one of the worst Supreme Court decisions in American history.

Today the case, as well as the treatment of Japanese Americans during World War II, are both seen as major tragedies.

On June 26, 2018, in the case Trump v. Hawaii, a case which upheld the President's restriction of travel in the United States by people from several countries, the Supreme Court finally FINALLY officially overruled the Korematsu decision.

I'll see you for the next Supreme Court case, jury!

Yeah, that was really freaking sad. On a lighter note, did you know I have a Twitter?

That's how I knew you guys wanted me to cover this case.

You should follow me on Twitter for esoteric Tweets like this one, which I tweeted on June 25th, 2018.

Today I ate half a pound of black beans in a sterile room. I was joined by 19 complete strangers, all doing the same thing.

We said nothing to each other. In fact, we didn't even look at each other as we devoured our beans.

For more tweets like that, follow me on Twitter at @beatmastermatt

Also, a shout out to my newest Patreon supporters

Vinod, Jonathan, Mark, and Shaked!

Thanks so much for your support and thank you for watching.

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Discover Strange Animal Laws in the United States - Animal Facts - Duration: 6:30.

You're watching Animal Facts!

Here in the United States, we've come up with some pretty odd laws and it seems we

haven't left animals out of our sometimes wacky judicial system.

Some of these laws are just outdated but have lingered on the books because no one has bothered

to change them.

Others are just plain strange.

Let's check out some crazy laws involving animals in the US.

Have you broken any of these laws?

Let us know in the comments below.

We ain't no snitches.

Let's get started, but before we start, make sure to hit that subscribe button and

click the bell icon to become part of our notification squad.

10.

Let's start with my home state of Alabama.

There's a strange law in my state's capital, Montgomery.

In Montgomery, there's a law that makes it an offense to open an umbrella on the streets

in case you startle a horse.

As you may or may not know, horses are insanely phobic of open umbrellas.

My state has nothing on the laws to come later on in this list.

Roll Tide.

9.

Over to the other side of the country, but also involving horses, in San Francisco, California

it's illegal to pile horse manure more than six feet high.

Yup, got a 5'11 pile of horse poop, all is good, but don't dare pile that extra

inch of "caacaa" on top.

San Fran has several other strange laws involving animals.

Some of them are:

A 2013 law that makes it illegal to walk nine or more dogs at once.

It's illegal to sell or distribute ground squirrels.

It is unlawful to carry manure through the streets.

Oddly, but thankfully it is illegal to sell mule meat.

And, Elephants may not walk down Market Street in San Francisco unless they are on a leash.

Well, we're glad that law is in place.

8.

Outside of San Fran, California state law bans animals from mating publicly within 1,500

feet of a tavern, school, or place of worship.

We're trying to figure out who's policing the wild birds and feral cats in Cali.

In Belvedere, California and this is a direct quote, "No dog shall be in a public place

without its master on a leash."

Think about it.

We'll wait.

7.

In Illinois, there is a state law that prohibits you from giving your domesticated animal a

lit cigar.

No such law for wild or feral animals though, so if you're looking for a smoking companion,

you're going to have to get back to nature.

Oh, and if you happen to be in Galesburg, Illinois and you have a smelly pet, you and

your stinky companion are breaking the law, buddy.

And, in Chicago, you cannot take your French Poodle to the opera, it's illegal.

Well, that's obvious, Poodles hate opera, but they love a good rock concert.

6.

You Can't Educate Your Dog in Hartford, Connecticut.

I guess no one wants the dogs of Hartford to become too high falutin.

A Hartford law states that no one can to educate their dog.

The reason behind this law is unclear.

But, perhaps they worry that all the educated dogs would leave Hartford.

Perhaps start a YouTube channel.

Nah, you don't need an education for that.

5.

Donkeys in Arizona are not allowed to sleep in bathtubs.

According to at least one source, this law came into effect when a rancher's donkey

in Kingman, Arizona, who slept in a bathtub, for reasons, got swept away down a river when

a dam broke.

The town spent a lot of resources trying to rescue the donkey and was so upset by the

incident, passed the law prohibiting future donkey-bathtub rescue missions.

And, while we can't figure out why, Georgia also has a law prohibiting donkeys from being

kept in bathtubs.

4.

In International Falls, Minnesota, it's against the law for cats to chase dogs up

telephone poles.

OK, what?

Since most dogs can't climb telephone poles but cats can, this law seems to be a bit counter-intuitive

of what most of us would think is normal.

3.

Horse owners in Marshalltown, Iowa, be warned: it's illegal for your horse to eat a fire

hydrant.

Even if this law has been conjured up by the Internet, it's too wonderfully specific

not to mention.

Speaking of fire hydrants, it's apparently against the law for you to tie an alligator

to said water supplying devices in the great state of Michigan.

Would have made more sense in Florida.

2.

Boulder, Colorado has strict rules forbidding animals grazing on city property.

Rules against grazing pigs, sheep, cows, donkeys and horses seem pretty obvious, but Boulder's

law goes one step further by explicitly legislating against llamas grazing on city property.

Any strange animal laws where you live?

Let us know in the comments.

1.

In an Oklahoma city most ironically called Normal, you can receive fines and jail time

for making an ugly face at a dog.

That's Normal.

Rosie NO!

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Don't forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell for more amazing critter facts.

And as always, catch ya next time.

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Trump talks trade to farm, manufacturing states - Duration: 1:45.

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Putin Speaks At BRICS Heads Meeting With Leaders Of Invited States - Duration: 6:10.

Colleagues,

I would like to begin by greeting the leaders of African states and the heads of the countries that are the current chairs of the G20,

the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation and the Caribbean Community.

I am grateful to the President of the Republic of South Africa for organising this representative meeting.

Five years ago in Durban, BRICS leaders held a meeting with the heads of African states for the first time.

Since then, our Group of Five and African countries have greatly strengthened and expanded their cooperation

in the economy, politics and the humanitarian sphere.

Africa is one of the world's most rapidly developing regions.

According to the UN, the population of this continent will reach 2.5 billion by 2050.

The level of urbanisation in Africa is increasing as well:

the proportion of the population living in urban areas is expected to reach 60 percent by 2050.

The domestic African market and consumer demand are expanding.

BRICS and the African states have similar development goals in many respects.

In 2015, the BRICS summit in Russia adopted the large-scale BRICS Strategy for Economic Partnership.

We need to think about involving our African partners and friends in the work of each of the areas we identified then: the economy, finance, and food security.

Russia has always given priority to the development of relations with African countries, based on long-standing traditions of friendship and mutual assistance.

We have recently held a number of high-level contacts, including with many of the leaders present in this room.

Russia's trade with African states grew by more than 25 percent in 2017.

Food supplies increased by 38 percent, metals – by 30, machinery and equipment – by 24 percent.

Russian businesses are interested in working with African partners in a variety of areas, including industry, agriculture, healthcare, communications, geology and mining.

I will give just a few examples of Russian companies' interaction with countries represented at this forum.

Yesterday, the President of Angola and I talked about the joint work of Angolan companies and the Russian company Alrosa in developing the Katoka diamond deposit,

which accounts for 6 percent of the world's diamond output.

A joint venture was launched in Burundi to manufacture lighting equipment, with some of the products intended for export to other countries in East Africa.

Senegal is implementing projects in agriculture and building poultry and fish processing plants.

I would like to note in particular that Russia plans to increase its assistance to the development of the national energy sector in African states.

We are implementing promising oil and gas projects with a number of countries, such as Angola, Mozambique, and Gabon.

In the nuclear power industry, where Russia is a technological leader, we offer our African partners the creation of an entire industry on a turnkey basis.

Agreements on cooperation in the field of atoms for peace have been signed with a number of countries in the region, while in some of them the work has acquired a practical dimension.

All these projects will be of strategic importance for Africa, where, according to different estimates, as many as 600 million people still live without electricity.

A considerable part of Russian initiatives provides for localising industrial businesses in Africa,

including, among other things, the construction of plants manufacturing component parts and assembly works.

The implementation of these joint projects will serve to strengthen the industrial potential, support local businesses and create new and well-paid jobs.

On the whole, this will lead to an improvement in living standards and a solution of social problems in African states.

Russia has a vested interest in intensifying interaction with African regional and sub-regional organisations,

primarily with the African Union as well as the Southern African Development Community.

The amount of Russian assistance to Africa exceeded one billion dollars in 2017.

Russian contributions to the World Food Programme fund are constantly growing.

Russia is the fifth biggest contributor to the UNIDO Industrial Development Fund.

Considerable funds are remitted to the World Health Organisation for the fight against non-infectious diseases on the African continent.

Our work to combat the Ebola virus has proved highly efficient.

Russia has for years trained national professional personnel for countries of the continent.

Currently, thousands of Africans are being educated in Russia.

We will continue to build up cooperation in this sphere.

In conclusion, I would like to inform you that we are studying the idea of holding a Russia-Africa summit with the participation of heads of African states.

This could be preceded by relevant meetings of prominent business people, experts, and public figures; I intend to discuss this with representatives of African countries.

Thank you for your attention.