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togo who said, we have seen the enemy and he is us.you are -- norman: if you are an obscure member of congress and you go on the floor of the house and scream to the president that he is a liar, you get enormous airtime on television. if you are alan grayson, a democrat who basically said republicans were murderers because of the way they were voting on health care, you get an enormous amount of airtime. if you have your nose to the grindstone, dealing with policy, you are not going to get much time on cable news. cable news is all about eyeballs and ratings. that means you focus on people screaming. the ones who do the work tend to leave. in the last several years, we've had a hemorrhaging in congress of the workhorses on both sides. troubled by the money race, troubled by the fact that not much is getting done, but also unable to get any traction to move those issues along. al: if you could pick two or three members from each party who could be potential leaders in the future and maybe change this dysfunction, who comes to mind? norm

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where things are but certainly that's to say clinton is the favorite right now but we got a long way togo . jon: you mentioned when trump firmed up the nomination he seemed to get above but since then,since may he has lost eight points among republican voters . again, not a goodsign . >> in order to win a presidential election, a democrat has to get 90 percent from self identified democrats, republican have to get 90 percent plus of self identified republicans area and trump is only getting 80, 85 percent of republicans. he's probably going to lose so that's a big issue for trump and it leads one to wonder if there could be some at the republican convention although it doesn't actually look like that's all that plausible at this point. jon: there's been talk about that, republican arty leadership says not going to happen. mitt romney had the support of 93 percent of republicans and a lot of people felt like the evangelical community and people who were suspicious of his record as governor of a democratic state were not necessarily onboard the romney campaign but as i said, 93 percent supp

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i see my son [inaudible] foster [inaudible] i said you got togo dude, it is a womeen conference. as you imagine a event requires a lot of support and contributions of many individuals, organizations and corporations. you can see the full list on the back of your program but in particular we like to thank our emplowerment sponsors, kaiser permanente. [inaudible] we also like to thank the equity leaders, shev raung, cisco, comcast, micro soft, pg & e and united. thank you as well. we are so pleased to have some amazing people joins us today. you are all amazing of course but we will take a moment to recognize the elected officials in the room. the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, london breed. [applause] i have quite a few names so you can hold applause and i'll ask you to applaud at the ends. supervisors malia cohen, katy tang and scott wiener. [inaudible] chair woman of beakualization fiana [inaudible] and catherine [inaudible] all here from loxfer. we also have representatives of senator barbara boxer, leader losey, jackie lee, california state controller bet

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we bought six really remote licenses in places like chad, gibon, togo, and that was very exciting, but we didn't buy them really for those countries. we bought these licenses to then build them into bigger countries and make a banking platform. you have all probably heard of eco bapg, but to re-create that model. so then we, with that brplatfor we acquired the ivory coast, senegal, and some other countries further up the coast. but how do you build that out? you're not going to put in the bricks and mortar banks that we have here in the u.s. that's not a real viable solution. and there really isn't the infrastructure for that, but all the mobile banking products, that has really enabled our growth, and that company has grown exponentially. i think it grew, its net banking assets, ten times in like two, three years initially. so on the back of the real connectivity and the real penetration of the entire continent, through all these forms of ict, yeah, we have a lot of businesses that are -- that are spawned by that kind of connectivity. i can't think of any of our businesses that aren't

i see my son [inaudible] foster [inaudible] i said you got togo dude, it is a womeen conference. as you imagine a event requires a lot of support and contributions of many individuals, organizations and corporations. you can see the full list on the back of your program but in particular we like to thank our emplowerment sponsors, kaiser permanente. [inaudible] we also like to thank the equity leaders, shev raung, cisco, comcast, micro soft, pg & e and united. thank you as well. we are so pleased to have some amazing people joins us today. you are all amazing of course but we will take a moment to recognize the elected officials in the room. the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, london breed. [applause] i have quite a few names so you can hold applause and i'll ask you to applaud at the ends. supervisors malia cohen, katy tang and scott wiener. [inaudible] chair woman of beakualization fiana [inaudible] and catherine [inaudible] all here from loxfer. we also have representatives of senator barbara boxer, leader losey, jackie lee, california state controller bet

i see my son [inaudible] foster [inaudible] i said you got togo dude, it is a womeen conference.support and contributions of many individuals, organizations and corporations. you can see the full list on the back of your program but in particular we like to thank our emplowerment sponsors, kaiser permanente. [inaudible] we also like to thank the equity leaders, shev raung, cisco, comcast, micro soft, pg & e and united. thank you as well. we are so pleased to have some amazing people joins us today. you are all amazing of course but we will take a moment to recognize the elected officials in the room. the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, london breed. [applause] i have quite a few names so you can hold applause and i'll ask you to applaud at the ends. supervisors malia cohen, katy tang and scott wiener. [inaudible] chair woman of beakualization fiana [inaudible] and catherine [inaudible] all here from loxfer. we also have representatives of senator barbara boxer, leader losey, jackie lee, california state controller betty lee, lawny handcock, oakland councilmem

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and i keep going back to the omment by an african named togo, when i was over there with the mercy ship. provided incredible health care to the people in west africa and at the end of my week there, he and other africans -- these were not african-americans, these were africans, but they also happened to be fellow christians. and after a lovely meeting with them, he spoke and he said, look , basically, he said, we were so excited when you elected your first black president, i believe he said, but since then we have seen america get weaker and weaker. and the reason we all wanted to meet with you is because we are christians and we know where we are going when we hope, but our only hope in this life is if america is strong. because as america gets weaker, we suffer more. and we have seen that around the world. i have been to nigeria and went with mothers whose children were kidnapped by radical islamists. they know that as america has not responded to the radical islam in nigeria and helped them s we could, they have suffered mightily. and yet this administration, from what's come out of