president olague: mr. gwen, -- >> not him president olague: you have your own time. there were three d.r.'s. >> my name is florence uwen and my family owns the property two doors down from the subject, and although the project would not have immediate or physical impact at this time. however, one of my concern is the social impact as well as future social impact. as the attorneys stated that the construction proposed may change the whole neighborhood. we've been there for, what my daughter there -- that is the third generation and we intend to stay there as long as we can. we made that commitment. and one of the things that you can see in the past, everyone has converted their house or converted their buildings into condominiums. we've resisted that because our commitment is to our future generations, to our daughter and also now we have a niece. they are the ones that are going to be inheriting this neighborhood. and it's my responsibility preserve that and to keep the neighborhood intact. to have a safe environment in the future. and for the subject, definitely we

president olague: mr. gwen, -- >> not him president olague: you have your own time. there were three d.r.'s. >> my name is florence uwen and my family owns the property two doors down from the subject, and although the project would not have immediate or physical impact at this time. however, one of my concern is the social impact as well as the social impact as well as future social impact.

mr. walker. joining me now, congresswoman gwen moore, democrat from wisconsin.he has the distinction of having triumphed over governor walker in his first public try for public office back in 1990 when he ran for her wisconsin state assembly seat. congresswoman, what are you hearing back in your district with the recall? i understand there's yard signs, there's enthusiasm, there's momentum. what's going on on the ground in wisconsin? >> thank you, reverend sharpton. i certainly drove through governor walker's neighborhood, and i was stunned to see recall yard signs any very neighborhood from where he hails. certainly there's going to be a rally tome in madison to recall the governor, and there's plen of calls to recall him. there is barely a family in milwaukee, union families and -- he's taking $1.8 billion away from every kinder garden student, college technical student, university student, a billion worth of medical assistance. there are disabled folks on waiting lists because of the policies he's trying to implement, trying to get a waiver on provides medica