by -- byu surprised the number of people that turned out today outside the capital? gov. whitmer: as i said, i am disappointed. aboutl a number of posts -- we saw a number of posts about people blocking an ambulance's ability to get into the hospital. the bus system was not able to help people get to their essential needs whether it is to the grocery store or the pharmacy. we know that this demonstration is going to come at a cost to people's health. it already did in those two examples. we know that when people gather that way without masks, they were in close proximity, they were touching each other, that is how covid-19 spreads. the sad irony here is that the protest was they do not like being in this stay-at-home order. they may have created a need to lengthen it, which is something we are trying to avoid at all costs. i am not saying that is what is going to i am not saying that a certain percentage of people get sick but they made that a real possibility. they endangered by the people's lives. i told about the story who met with donald trump in washington, d.c. yest

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[laughter] but i recognize now that says a lot more about me than byu. because it is a mormon convent more or less. [laughter] men and women live in different buildings curfew was 12:00 o'clock at night if you visit a guys apartment you could only be in the living room. you can't even go to the bathroom. we have to go to the bathroom across the street that women own. it is serious but i thought it was the most lascivious terrifying and they were drinking mountain dew. and i thought i was surrounded by gentiles and that is the word that i used. >> there is a focus on the academic obstacles you have to overcome that this is not the way you were taught. but also a financial obstacle. >> luckily byu is not expensive so you could skate on - - scrape through tuition was $1600 which is unbelievable and my rent i will never forget was $110 a month. you could do that. you could work a couple jobs but they be constantly and endlessly preoccupied at 3:00 o'clock in the morning and would you shake me away, twenties in your bank account i could've told you to the pen