we believe in congeniality, not competition, so we are working with three other galleries. we have chosen people from all of our holdings together, so it has allowed some of the newer galleries to have visitors instead of the mormon church galleries. but >> commissioners, i am asking to call item no. 8 out of order, the director's report, so that -- there is a section of the director's report that i would like to have provided you, but i have not been able to attend the meetings so cannot speak to it, and the mayor is initiating a program to work on truancy, and our office is going to be working on the program, and so, i wanted to provide a briefing for you, but i have been not able to attend the meetings, so i cannot, and christine is here to give us a presentation on it. >> great, thank you. commissioners, item eight, the commissioner's report, an update on the small business assistance center and small business, an update on programs and legislative matters to make announcements regarding small business activities. >> and i would just make one clarification. i am calling

we believe in congeniality, not competition, so we are working with three other galleries. we have chosen people from all of our holdings together, so it has allowed some of the newer galleries to have visitors instead of the mormon church galleries.

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that is why i think that salam says this is the most congenial country to be in for muslims, because represents more principles that we believe in. i would mention one of verse, paraphrase by jefferson -- it could be that jefferson thought of it on his own, but you know that he did own the a koran. it says there is no compulsion in religion. it is the freedom of the exercise, so everyone is free to choose what they believe in. the koran also advocates the equitable word with other religions. even if someone acts in a hostile way toward you, return the bad deed was a good one. so ultimately, this person will one day become your friend. humans are in the end, good people. i would like to see a serious conversation started in this country. the word has been bandied about as a threat. why is it being discussed as a threat in the u.s.? but you can enlighten me during the question and answer session , and i would be happy to answer. -- the muslims came to this country before the 1600's. will not recent immigrants to this country. we should guide all our actions -- this is chapter 14. a goo

kagan, too, on her complete congeniality and her complete candor before the committee. but in terms of this senator, in terms of my vote, in terms of my judgment, it is the case and the opinions on theirst amendment in citizens united and the actions contrary to the solomon amendment and military access that to me deliver a temperament that i don't think is appropriate on a justice of the supreme court at this time. mr. president, i yield back my time. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. bennett: mr. president, we are here to discuss solicitor general elena kagan's qualifications for the supreme court, and we've heard a number of conversations from our colleagues who are themselves lawyers, who have sat in on the judiciary committee and who have gone through the record with great detail. as i have said here before, i am unburdened with a legal education. i have great respect for those who have been taught to think like that and talk like that and who go into that kind of detail, but i view this from a slightly different point of v

none of this we see today in muslim countries, which is why i think he said he feels this is a most congenialto be in for muslims, because it prevents more of the principles that we believe in. if we are going to talk a little bit about islamic law, i would mention one verse, which is characterized by jefferson. -- paraphrased by jefferson. he did own the koran. there is a verse that says there is no compulsion in religion. that is the freedom of the exercise of that everyone is free to pick what they believe in. he mentions that in his encyclopedia. he advocates -- the koran advocates communication. even if someone talks steel or acts towards you in a way that is hostile, returned the bad deed with a good one. so that ultimately this person who is unhappy with you or hostile to you will one day become your friend. human beings, i would elaborate, in the end are good people. if they understand you are not out there to hurt them, they will come around and talk to you. i would like to see a serious conversation started in this country. this word sh'ria has been thrown around as a threat. why is