this is from mckinsey of dalton, georgia. she is in the second grade. she wrote i am writing to tell you how much i appreciate what you are doing. i voted for you in my school election. my mom is bringing me to d.c. this spring break and i'm excited. everything. to see i'm excited to see the white house. my mom said we have to ask someone to come in and i hope we can. if you could meet me or see your office it would make my day. i would love to shake your hand. you are our leader, a hero, and a great man. yes, if you would like, i can bring something to eat. i've always heard that brings people together. i have the opportunity to share your letter with the president. he would love for you to visit us. i will give you a to her personally. if the president is here he would love to meet you. you are right about five bringing people together. the press staff would like to invite you to have lunch here in the west wing. we look forward to your visit and hope you will be in touch to make sure that happens. on a more serious note will have had a lot questions

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this one is from mckinsey from dalton, georgia. mckenzie is in the second grade dear president trump, i am writing to tell you how much i appreciate all you are doing. i think you are an awesome president. i voted for you in my school election. my mom is bringing me to d.c. on spring break this year. i have never been there before and i can't wait to see everything. i am most excited to see the white house. write said we have to someone to ask to come in and i hope we can. i know you are a busy man. if you could meet me and me see your office, it would make my day. you are a leader and a hero and a great man and i can't wait to see you and help make america great again. if you would like, i would -- i could bring something to eat when i come. i have always heard that food brings people together. i have the opportunity to share your letter with the president. he would love for you to visit us. i will give you a to her personally. if the president is here he would love to meet you. you are right about five bringing people together. t

happening long before even hurricane erma hit they had just got control board had signed a contract with mckinsey company and had been very clear that it wanted to privatized electric power authority so something to really be watchful for is you know who is benefiting from these rebuilding efforts and it is that the same people who have put a rico in some of the same crisis that it's dealing with today so one of the consequences that we have citing those our those chargeback i just want to read is one of the consequences that we've seen of the out my of the debt crisis and now people are worried that it's going to worsen with a hurricane is out migration people leaving puerto rico for the mainland rene take a look at these tweets that we got from roe he says the last i heard my mom was trying to convince dad to come stateside leaving home due to his health he's been reluctant so far they are staying he also added that a couple of cousins he believes are moving from puerto rico to the mainland because of the hurricane renee. does this concern you people leaving puerto rico for the mainland because

happening long before even hurricane erma hit they had just got control board had signed a contract with mckinsey company and had been very clear that it wanted to privatized electric power authority so something to really be watchful for is you know who is who is benefiting from these rebuilding efforts and is it the same people who have puerto rico in some of the same crisis that it's dealing with today so one of the consequences that we have citing those are those are huge factor i just want to read is one of the consequences that we've seen of the out my of the debt crisis and now people are worried that it's going to worsen with a hurricane is out migration people leaving puerto rico for the mainland rene take a look at these tweets that we got from roe he says the last i heard my mom was trying to convince dad to come stateside leaving home due to his health he's been reluctant so far they are staying he also added that a couple of cousins he believes are moving from puerto rico to the mainland because of the hurricane renee. does this concern you people leaving puerto rico for the mainland

mckinsey is talking about, the final coast of wheatstone coming in at $36 billion, where do you see theming in? it is nowhere near those numbers. you have to look at each participant. the upstream part is owned separately. you have to look at how you slice the pipe and were that flows through to the onshore plan. to see anypect significant pressure on the final cost. we provided an update to the market some time ago. that update still holds good today. matt: used -- you have got wheatstone, which you are working with chevron on. that cost aproject lot of money as well. the figures are mind blowing. $34 billion, $34 billion. do you see any more development projects in western australia, because chevron has signaled the end of major lng starts there? peter: i think you are going to see a move away from what we projects,reenfield projects were you have to clear everything, establish it from the very beginning. what we are moving towards his reuse of existing infrastructure. woodside is well-positioned in that regard, because we have our north west shelf project coming off its big productio

former chief economist at mckinsey & company. joining us in rochester, new york, is david cay johnston, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter previously with "the new york times," now founder and editor of dcreport.org. his biography of donald trump is titled "the making of donald trump." his forthcoming book on trump is titled "it's worse than you think." let's start with david cay johnson. your latest piece is headlined "nine reasons donald trump's tax plans will hurt you." what are they? >> essentially, to the extent we know what it is, his plan is one to give tiny little tax cuts to most americans, raise taxes on perhaps one in five families, and shower benefits on people who earn millions of dollars a year. if you make $40,000 to 50 thousand dollars, the institute on taxation and economic policy estimates you will get a tax savings of about eight dollars a week. if you make an income of $10 million, you will save about one mailing dollars a year. -- one point finally knows year. as much as two thirds of the tax 1/5.i

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i would like to thank congressman cummings, are other esteemed dignitaries, dean alan mckinsey, and allf you that have joined us here in the room and from around the country. thank you for your participation. this event, as well as our newly released report on the opioid epidemic from evidence to impact took a lot of planning. it would not have been possible without the dedicated efforts of so many individuals from the clinton foundation and the bloomberg school of public health, including those working to help immunities fight the epidemic through the bloomberg american health initiative. as we have heard today, i want to underscore the importance of the efforts of all of you in the room and all of you who have joined us today from afar. we have all been touched by this epidemic one way or another and we should not doubt the power of our collective action. son to ajudy lost her heroin overdose. i told her about this event. i asked if i could share his story. she said i am always happy to have steve's story shared if it helps the cause. judy talks about a note she keeps next to his pict

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