we do not have to be overly prescriptive with these freshman members. the vast knowledge that they bring to this job, to congress because of their past professions, just the success that they have had with one year of governing experience under them, i will leave that take them to make that decision and trust their judgment. >> which democratic surrogates would you welcome into districts that trump won comfortably? who is a democrat that can win over those trump voters? rep. bustos: i am not going to be endorsing -- the democratic primary in illinois on march 17. i am looking forward to seeing who comes out of that. our primary season and caucus season will begin in about three weeks. there are so many unknowns right now. congress weterm in had joe biden as a guest speaker. this was very early in an off year and he talked about how many political lifetimes we were away from the next election. i don't know who the nominee is and i don't think any of us do at this point. we will be ready for whoever it is. about health care and other domestic issues. -- s

a freshman member -- but i shouldn't say freshman. they've been here one year, accomplished great things. congressman jason crow of colorado, congresswoman value -- val demings of the state of florida, congresswoman garcia of texas -- are we all here? where are we? where's hakeem? hakeem, distinguished chair of our caucus, hakeem jeffries of new york. is that everybody? and zoe lofgren. this is zoe's third impeachment. she was for the nixon impeachment she was a staffer , for a judiciary committee member, don edwards of california. she was member of judiciary committee during the clinton impeachment, in her own right member of the judiciary committee and now member of the judiciary chair of house administration which oversees elections important to all of this, and a manager. so, with that i thank them all for their leadership and their service, and i'm now going to proceed to sign the articles. conversations] >> the senate will receive a message from the house of representatives. >> a message from the house of representatives. >> mr.

we are talking about a 15-year- old freshman. that is a 50-year-old freshman right there. he did win big tonight and the emotions were high, definitely, at sierra canyon. and lebron james was there to comfort everyone including his son. when i watch his son play i am just thinking, could he really follow? could he really follow in his father's footsteps? >> it is hard to do that. >> he has a great coach. >> that is a good start. >> he is 15-year-olds old and he is a freshman. >> you just want to hug your kid especially after something like that happens. >>> we will see you later. goodnight. and maybe don't tell me. oh. college! he was shielding his eyes from the sun. knew it when i hit it. phil is taking haley to visit his alma mater. loved college. mm, we were hoping some of that enthusiasm rubs off on her. go, bullfrogs! dogs. bulldogs. i feel like you do that on purpose. mnh-mnh. no, it's just-- i say "bull," and i can't remember if it's frogs or dogs. when i talk to my old friends from college, do we croak or do we bark? (telephone rings) i got it. (clears throat) (gru

a freshman member -- should not say freshman. they have been here one year. accomplished great things. jason crow from colorado. congresswoman val demings from the state of florida. congresswoman garcia of texas. are we all here? where is hakim? from new york. is that everybody? for the nixon impeachment she was a staffer for a judiciary committee don edwards of california. and on the judiciary committee in the clinton impeachment and now the judiciary chair of house administration which oversees elections and a manager. with that, i thank them all for their leadership and their service. i am going to proceed to sign the articles. >> [silence]. >> bret: speaker nancy pelosi surrounded by seven house impeachment managers that will make the case in the united states senate in the trial and six committee chairs to dealt with the hearings that led to the articles of impeachment, abuse of power of president trump and obstruction of the house. speaker pelosi signing these articles of impeachment as they will make their way over. dana perino and juan williams. dana,

the folks that came and 18 and my amazing freshman class including my terrific cochairs we understoodt this energy that people felt on the ground in 2018 has to not just be sustained in 202,020 that also has been grown in 2020. and we have to elect a president that will grow again in 2022. i am 46 years old, i am not too young. [laughter] kevin showed me something on the phone today and i went -- [laughter] 's to see if i could read it. we have more than one now rageneration of people who don't believe in democracy. for many of these people who are in their 30s, early 40s, late 20s, their first memory of an election might have been hanging chads and it has gone down from there. but the decision in citizens united ten yearsgo ago, with the election of donald trump, we have to restore faith in democracy and we have to d have a candidate who runs her campaign in a grassroots way which gives people the belief that their votes and their participation matter. [applause] elizabeth is running that campaign. this weekend alone i have been to decorah, and osage, and waverley common iowa city, i

i should not say freshman. they have been here one year. congressman jason crow. congresswoman val demings of the state of florida. texas.swoman garcia of are we all here? distinguished chair of our caucus, hakeem jeffries of new york. and zoe lofgren. this is her third impeachment. impeachment, she was a staffer for a judiciary committee member of california. she was a member of the judiciary committee on the clinton impeachment. the housemember of administration with oversees elections, and a manager. with that, i thank them all for their leadership and service. i will now proceed to sign the article. [inaudible] speaker pelosi: that is why it is taking so long. [laughter] speaker pelosi: i will keep one for myself. >> the senate will receive a message from the house of representatives. >> a message from the house of representatives. mr. president, i have been directed by the house of representatives to inform the senate the house has passed h- res 798, a resolution appointing and authorizing managers for the impeachment trial of donald john trump, president of

i should not say freshman. they have been here one year. things.shed great crow ofman jason colorado. congresswoman val demings of the state of florida. congresswoman garcia of texas. are we all here? where is hakeem? distinguished chair of our caucus, hakeem jeffries of new york. is that everybody? and zoe lofgren. this is her third impeachment. for the nixon impeachment, she was a staffer for a judiciary committee member, don edwards of california. she was a member of the judiciary committee on the clinton impeachment. and now a member of the judiciary, the house administration which oversees elections, and a manager. with that, i thank them all for their leadership and service. i am now going to proceed to sign the article. [inaudible] speaker pelosi: that is why it is taking so long. [laughter] [inaudible] speaker pelosi: i will keep one for myself. >> the senate will receive a message from the house of representatives.

at varsity. >> nick was a freshman and the senior head coach had him as a senior.hey went to ohio state and first round draft picks. joe with the chargers and nick with the 49ers. >> i knew at an early age he was special not only as a person and a student but a player as well. he dominated at the point of attack and extremely explosive and strong for his size. >> growing up in fort lauderdale and then earn a trip to the super bowl in miami and you are bound to be asked about coming home. >> when you are in high school you are kind of trying to figure out who you are. and i had amazing mentors at st. thomas and they helped me become the person i am. >> the folks at st. thomas are familiar with the playfulness in bosa's character that has resulted in a certainly nationally flag plant and a moment to catch his breath at the turf when a stadium of fans chanted his name. >> he is a joy to be around. very humorous. he loves for others to have a good time. he looks for the best in his people that -- those that he interacts with. >> in his first year in the nfl nick bosa's

what i wanted freshman year i didn't know many people i didn't have any friends and it wasn't until the last year freshman year that i felt at home that i felt like i had friends and it was because i picked up my camera and i brought it to school i decided to make of like that there you know it's good you 2 today we're going to be doing a q. and a guys to ask me questions and. now i realize that my camera was my comfort zone it was a place for me to lay on my worries and preoccupations and just like go of everything that's when i realized a long way of taking care of myself this past month i saw i saw a dead body you know i went to multiple funerals i just had to learn how to deal with that. it's been rough i don't like to show my emotions on camera especially i don't. it's been rough but we students are getting through it we're strong. because filmmaking has this power to just influence other people i decided to video based project called stories untold so in stories i'm told to push different videos and we mainly cover people that have experienced conventions and we've had up to you t

spoke to them as part of our freshman profile series when they began in 2017 r 2 year term. garcia talked about how she approaches politics. [video clip] >> for us, it is about making change, making a difference for working families to make sure people get a fair shot at the american dream, that kids can have a good education to reach their full potential, that we can take care of people when .hey are sick i still have memories of waiting in line at the welfare clinic to get a shot. we don't want kids to have to do that. for us, it has always been about making sure we take care of others and i think that is something that came from my parents. -- i was thened last one in the family, you just gave it to someone else. we never threw anything away. southshe was born in texas and she is one of 8 of 10 children. talked a little bit about growing up in poverty. you can watch those interviews if you go to our website. jason crow also serving as a house manager, he is a freshman representing a college -- that he district and won beating out a republican. he is also former military,

the folks that came in my amazing freshman class, including my terrific cochairs, we understand that this energy that people felt on the ground in 2018 has to not just be sustained in 2020, it has to be grown in 2020, and we have to elect a president that will grow again in 2022. i am 46 years old. i am not young. [laughter] kevin showed me something on the phone today and i went -- we have more than one now generation of people who do not believe in democracy. for many of these people who are in their 30's, early 40's, late 20's, their first memory of an election might be hanging chad's, and it has been going down since there. ago,ens united 10 years with the election of donald trump, we have to restore faith in democracy and we have to have a candidate who runs her campaign in a grassroots way which gives people the belief that their votes and their participation matters. [applause] elizabeth warren is running that campaign. alone, everywhere i have been across the state, i going to come back on caucus day. and my constituents in california, they know why i am here in iowa this wee

guests, today i welcome the opening of the legislative session with the same optimism i had as a freshman senator of washington county nearly two decades ago. i come before you to report on the state of the state, to reflect on the work we've done and to share a vision and priorities for our future. as elected officials, it's our duty to distinguish what must be done from what we might like to do, and to work together, pulling in the same direction to make a difference for those we serve. we meet at a time in our history when too many elected officials on both sides are choosing confrontation and partisan politics over collaboration. [ voices speaking ]. >> we call on everyone to help. for the people. young people for the climate crisis! destroying the economy! >> they will be escorted out by capitol police and security. >> listen to the people! >> everyone must tell the truth! >> the climate is an emergency. >> based in real science! >> these are the protesters from extinction. >> we must have a justice system on climate leadership. >> for the most vul nearbible people. >> listen to the

we have a congressman, max rose, this way.zed it this new freshman of the majority. he's esident says innocent, so all we're saying is prove it. god forbid government accuses you something as an average say you have to prove it. we just switched a fundamental elief as an american, but only in this house do we do that. this guilty until proven an cent mentality was admission that impeachment was not about upholding justice or of law.ng the rule now democrats have invented an standard.destructive you're guilty because they say so. . ur founders feared this day. alexander hamilton warned us of this day. i hoped this day would not come. i would hope those who uphold in the constitution believe in the rule of lie instead of the spite of an individual. an accusation is enough for a conviction. even as early as just last sunday in an interview, speaker pelosi made that point very clear to all of us. ask what a senate acquittal would mean, she said it didn't matter. the president is impeached forever. is that what this is all about? just the personality. just an abuse of pow

a freshman member and i should not say freshman, but been here one year and accomplished great things congressman jason crow of colorado. congresswoman val demings of the state of florida. congresswoman garcia of texas. where is hakeem? our distinguished chair of the caucus, and hakeem jeffries of new york. is that everybody? and zoe lofgren, and this is zoe's third impeachment, and here for the nixon impeachment, and staffer, and for a judiciary committee member don edwards of california, and she was a member of the judiciary committee of the clinton impeachment in her own right, and member of the judiciary committee and now a member of the judiciary here of the house administration which oversees the elections and important to all of this and a manager, and with that, i thank them all for the leadership and the service, and i am now going to proceed to sign the articles. >>> so apparently she has a lot of pens there, and she is going to be handing out the pens to all of the special guests who are accompanying her in this signing ceremony. she is signing the two articles of impeachme

member but a students a freshman this. was they've been here one year. there's great things is congressman jason crow of colorado. a week congresswoman out deming's a fluke the state of florida congresswoman. garcia of texas that was what we all here were talking how came isn't it. distinguished chair of our caucus how team jeffries of new york and everybody. until lofgren this is those 3rd when she was a few for the next pietschmann she was a staffer for a judiciary committee member down edwards of california she was member just harry committee earning clinton impeachment and in her own right a member of the judiciary committee and now numbers just cheri clear of. house administration with overseas elections appointments all of this and a manager with that i thank them all for their leadership and their service and i'm now going to proceed to sign on. so we really want to learn not to play as the announcing the moment there she is now signing the resolution which will transmit the articles of impeachment to the senate tha

you could see senator mitt romney, who is not a fan of the president, freshman republican from utah who was the republican presidential nominee in 2012. maybe a retiring senator like lamar alexander, pat roberts, mike enzi, a couple of possibilities, but it is a heavy lift for something as high-profile as this. host: what is the white house to do in the white house -- what is the white house to do to keep republicans of the writers in their court, in line? bit.: working the phones a the president has been in touch with a lot of his allies on capitol hill as well as republicans like susan collins, who said the president has not spoken directly with her but has been in touch with officials heading into the trial. and we of course expect that to continue the next few weeks. the president has also brought down a number of lawmakers to mar-a-lago. he spent three weeks down there in florida wining and dining these people. he golfed with senator graham at one point. really making sure that his allies are not only allied with his strategy on impeachment, but are acting as communicators back on

every year ucla asks incoming college freshman across america, a lot of questions, one of which was the goals in life. students are given 15 different choices to say essential, very important, kind of important or not essential. there is one of these questions has to do with money, being very well off financially. in 1970 the percentage of incoming college freshman who said being rich was essential or very important was just 28%. just 28% of student said that was essential or very important. number one life goal of student that year, quote, develop a meaningful philosophy on life. 86% of college freshmen said that was essential or very important. the last year of this survey came out, 2017 percentage of incoming college freshman who said being rich was essential or very important, 82%. the percentage who say developing a meaningful philosophy on life is 40%. we can see what happens. in 1970, 86% of student were looking for meaning. now 82% of know what their meaning is. to be rich. this is not example of millenials or millening. this is not selfishness or being greedy. 54% of people can

the australian freshman. he will draw the three-pointer. career-best 13.his first career three- pointer. 80-61. 12-6. 1-2 in conference. life without love them. going downhill for the sharks with their captain and leading scorer out. not the case. we have some canine companion program on exhibit. dropping the puck. we're off to a good start. the first period was scoreless. what we call the junk in front. the hockey manual. number 10 on the year. power-play situation. still in the second. this time, he is scoring. that is the second one of the year. the sharks looking pretty good despite the bad news. the fractured ankle. there you go. there. 3-1. the 49ers looking ready to go at saturday approaches. the vikings coming to town. the injury list is basically empty. the minnesota vikings have a little something to worry about. adam thelen had a weird incident happened during yesterday's practice. they got tangled up with the statement. the required several stitches. however, can you imagine saying he cannot go. no big deal for a guy like him. he knows what the

the freshman from pinewood knocks down one of her five 3's today. williams finds the other local freshman, hailey jones, in transition. stanford beat washington 77-56. they are 13-1. smith and the bears off to a rough start in pac 12 play. washington state led by as many as 36 in the first half. molina led them with 28 points. 96-75, they get swept at home by the washington school this weekend. we'll be talking 49er football tonight. one word of warning. saints were held to 23 points today. they scored 46 t s agaisainnsts against the 49ers, excuse me. so minnesota has a very potent defense. >> got it. something to look forward to on understood. >>> coming up in our next half hour, iran drops a bomb shell in response to the u.s. strike on its top military man. tonight, it is saying no deal. >> plus, the top republican who's promising action to speed up the impeachment process. >> a driver takes a daring leap from a freeway overpass only to learn he wasn't the guy the cops were chasing. >>> it's impossible to overstate the significance of the attack.

he started working at the store when he was a freshman at cal and eventually bought the store in 1979. >> i haven't marketed the store for sale, because i have an interest in it continuing, but only to somebody who is going to maintain what we do here. >> it is a cool store. some employees are trying to get enough money together to buy the store from berg and keep it open. >>> the search for a jersey stolen from a high school player who's been wearing it to honor his fallen friend. >>> if you are looking to buy a property this year, new signs show the housing market continues to soften. >>> showers making it back into the forecast. i'll have the full tomb leimeli get you ready for the weekend in about eight minutes. into friday. we could isolated ground fog. and temperatures will be right where they have been for the past couple weeks. plenty of 40s for the south bay peninsula and tri valley. san francisco, 45, and the east bay at 40. so some sun to start. we keep that through the afternoon tomorrow and temperatures feeling kind of mild for january. might not need the jacket into the

when nicky came in he went right into varsity and started there as a freshman >> reporter: both bosa's went to college at ohio state and first round draft picks. joey with the chargers. nick with the 49ers. >> i knew at an early age he was special, not only as a person and a student, but a player, as well. you know, he dominated at the point of attack and was extremely explosive and strong for his size. >> reporter: growing up in fort lauderdale and then earn a trip to the super bowl in miami and you are bound to be asked about coming home. >> when you are in high school you are trying to figure out who you are. i had amazing mentors at st. thomas and they helped me become the person i am. >> reporter: the folks at saint thomas aquinas are familiar with the character in bosa that resulted in a nationally televised flag plant and a moment to catch his breath on the turf while a stadium full of fans chanted his name. >> he is a joy to be around. he is very charismatic and humorous. he wants for others to have a good time. he looks for the best in those that he interacts with. >> reporter

[applause] >> so freshman everything in the senate is done by seniority. your committee's request, your office, where you set you are more or less placed by seniority so as a freshman there were ten desks left so i walked around and i realized there were no bad seats you don't sit behind a post. but some say they carved their names so i started to pull out the desk drawers and then the lawyers will like this hugo black south a quarter and gore of tennessee and then it just said kennedy. which is this he said it has to be bobby's i have jack's. he did get first choice so that they started to think about the senators many of them i knew some of them i didn't at least one senator here or to that you would know little about one of them i have never heard of before. but then connie around the same time that you do your job better weather practice medicine or practice law. and then you learn the history and then you do a better. so with the senators or the senate all inexpensive because nobody was reading them. [laughter] and then to say first of all i interview

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aybe it was -- i think i was a freshman in high school and my science teacher was trying to give me the principles of physicianics and he was talking about for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction and he was showing examples and i was playing football and i hit somebody and they hit me back or i hit somebody and they pushed me back. i would like to think i was more an equal. president took launched missiles at the second at the highest commander of the iranian military. and killed him. along with one of the major, if not the major commander of the militia units in iraq. that attack took place just outside the baghdad airport. that was an action presumably to prevent some future action that might be taken by the iranians and by their leader or directed by their leader, general soleimani. my high school's science teacher could not have been more correct. for every action there is a reaction and we will engage on a debate on the floor and here across the united states about whether the first action taken by the president to take out the theer of the iranian guard, revolutio

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you heard some raise concerns, one democrat from utah, freshman, in a tough race, ben mcadams told me yesterday it is time to send those articles over, but another democratic tough race, joe cunningham, freshman, told me he's going to let the speaker deal with this issue, he's focused on other issues, he casts his vote to impeach and he's ready to move on. it is clear she has her caucus in line, but we'll see if pressure grows as this impasse does as well. >> oh, what a difference a day makes. thanks so much. to the white house, jeremy, are you hearing anything from there yet about this? >> reporter: well, look, this is a white house that is largely in wait and see mode at the moment, kate. it has been for several weeks now, waiting to see whether and when the house speaker nancy pelosi will transmit those articles of impeachment over to the senate. and waiting to see as well what the trial rules will be from senate republicans, from the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. this white house -- the white house counsel's office has been busy already crafting that legal strategy for t

it would have been a tough time to move him, our daughter was a freshman in college. and i., my husband, we take care of my parents, both in their 80s and my mom has parkinsons, so it would have been tough to go to new york. the president called monday and said you've got to do this. i said that there would hav be e conditions for me to consider. he said okay what are they. i said i've been a governor and i don't want to work for anyone again. i would want to work directly with you so it would need to be a cabinet position. he said dunn. i said i'm a policy girl and i would want to be in the room when decisions are made so i would've needed to be on the national security council. he said done. i said i not good to be a wallflower or talking head. i need to say what i think. he said that's exactly why i want you to do this. and he was true from his word from the first day to the last day. >> i love it. [applause] and i know we have a lot of young people in the audience. a lot of young people in the audience asked how i knew to ask for those things. what you have to rem

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a younger brother justice, who is a freshman at el cerrito. i have a brother and sister in the sacramento area. i'm a native san francisco sis can. >> wesley is in the audience. great to have you. >> and jim. >> karen and i, my i married nd years. we have three adult kids erin, a physical fair piz, kristen who is a registered nurse and ethan who is completing his program to be a journey man electrician in the electrical workers union. we have four grandsons, daschle, dayton, henry and hudson. and my pastor jim, my grandsons i'm hop pop. that is my identity. >> that is good. >> it is great to have you both. we have hood you before, but i wanted to give the audience some of your background and your relationships with family and so forth so that very important. before we go on a break soon, one of the two top stories, what do you think are important from last year? >> jim. >> certainly the relationship of the even jell cal christianity, embrace of the president and their seemingly unfailing embrace of the president no matter what, is a story that

he's a freshman, a former army ranger, served in iraq and afghanistan.termath of the revelations about ukraine and also val demings. she had long been suspected as an impeachment manager. when i asked her if she had been picked, she said i'm certainly going to find out. so it's not certain if she was told ahead of time but we'll see if nancy pelosi decides to pick these individuals or more individuals. the clinton impeachment trial had 13 people who prosecuted the case. there's been some expectation on capitol hill that it will probably be fewer than 13 individuals. we'll see how high it goes and how many individuals will come. they'll all be here flanked next to nancy pelosi in just a matter of minutes as she makes this decision that will set the stage for this impeachment trial over the next several weeks, guys. >> you look at the team she's putting together. you've got adam schiff, prosecutor. val demings, former police chief in orlando. you can get a sense of the kind of qualities she may be looking for. let me ask what happens next? for folks at hom

you have two freshman in this group. you have jason crow and sylvia garcia. i think it is interesting to look at adam schiff. he led an impeachment effort against federal judge thomas back in 2010 pit he the the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. that is one of the reasons he's chairman of the committee and why she picked him to be the chairman of the committee. he will not be the lead manager in this instance. he will be adam schiff. the other thing that is going to happen after they get that over to the senate -- the senate right now is debating the usmca. i'm told that they are going to try to get an agreement to vote on this may tomorrow morning, and they will formally receive the impeachment managers tomorrow about midday or early in the afternoon. they will set a fixed time for that. they will present the articles of impeachment to the senate. i will come sometime tomorrow pit and then they will get to the heart of the trial sometime next week. they still have to figure out and have a boat sometime next week as to what the parameters of the try will be

jessica: o'mara enlisted the help of another millennial freshman representative, republican megan schroeder. they've created the student debt caucus. >> everybody seems to have a story about this. that means it impacts all of us. jessica: the state reps say they're focusing on predatory lending, college tuition costs and transparency, and how to improve financial literacy for young people. >> letti know, if this is the field you want to go into, this is probably some of the job opportunities and this is what they make. >> we are going to be digging out of this debt problem for years and years and i don't know how i am going to look my kids in the face and tell them that they need to now go to college and do the same thing i did. how do i set them down that same path? >> how many of you think you are going to go to college? jessica: carlos aponte, feels the same pressure when it comes to his students. >> how do i in good faith tell students to go to school if they are going to take out this kind of debt? this is the biggest decision financially you are going to make and you have to make it a

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a teenager facing charges in the murder of a college freshman, set for a court appearance at the topive outside the courthouse. plus, karl rove on his big predictions for 2020. anybody ready for a contested convention? and a concerned parent looking for a nanny for a college student, comedian joe piscopo weighs in. that's coming up on "the daily briefing." >> melissa: the house is back on tuesday, the first day of speaker pelosi sending over the articles of impeachment to the senate. it is, as chief justice john roberts, who would preside over any senate trial, is warning about the dangers of fake news. some read it as a rebuke of president trump. roberts saying in his annual new year's eve message, "in our age when social media can instantly spread rumors and false information on a grand scale, the public needs to understand our government and the protections it provides is ever more vital." back with "over time," our power panel, kayleigh mcenany and dave brown. kayleigh, what do you think about that? >> he never mentioned president trump, so those who are putting this on president

and i want to ask about congresswoman garcia from texas, a freshman and someone who you have worked with a little bit. what does she bring to the table in particular? >> well, i'm proud of the entire team that the speaker put together. every one of them has a diversity of strengths, but you will notice one corset of vale values and their 1k3er9d teaexp courtroom. sylvia garcia and i both sit on the same committees, the only two together on financial services and judiciary. so she's become one of my best friends and i just respect her tremendously. but every one of these house managers, you saw them through the impeachment investigation and you saw them through the impeachment hearings and votes. they bring extraordinary intellect, legal skills and ability to navigate the courtroom and also to read and understand the constitution and apply to the facts here. so this is a really diverse team. i'm so proud of the five members of the judiciary committee who are on it, of course my chairman jerry nadler is one of the most strong constitutional scholars that you will come across. adam schiff a

then next-door was a duplicate tower filled with 18 -year-old freshman girls who had never been away from home before. and later in the downtown of columbus they would refer to the towers as sodom and gomorrah which was pretty true. [laughter] i had 15 college roommates. i have been to the dorms here in miami but i can imagine you don't have anything that is that crazy. there's a lot of things that went wrong early on. with classes in bureaucracy but my uncle told me you only start at the top so i said i would express my concern to get something fixed so i called the president's office and said i would like to have a meeting with the president. the lady blew me off. i called her the next day and the next day. finally told her let me explain to you, i am going to have a meeting with the president if i have to wait outside the administration building for him to come. we are going to have a meeting. she said come in tomorrow and let's get this over with. i put on my best blue jeans andd high and went in to see the president. you might remember him he was a wonderful guy. i walked into h

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