westville, new archives building, new crime labs, state-of-the-art law enforcement academy co-locating the deaf and blind schools into building the first new state park lodge since 1939 in our state at potatoes street state park. [applause] and this is the year when our communities start to leverage the second round that this assembly made possible. [applause] the first round of $500 million leveraged and $12.1 billion in public private and nonprofit investments. over 4 billion in housing infrastructure alone and i'm confident a similar outcome during this next round actually based on what i am about to reveal i have a feeling we will far exceed even our most hopeful projections. tonight i'm so proud to announce the lilly endowment. we will be making the single largest grant award in its 86 year history. a $250 million to support ready 2.0 project is focused on light reduction, redevelopment and arts and cultural initiatives throughout our entire state. [applause] let me offer a few thousand more thank youse to the lilly endowment and jeanette hill, the president there, and clay robbins where both of your stewardship for the organization that once again sh

westville, new archives building, new crime labs, state-of-the-art law enforcement academy co-locating the deaf and blind schools into building the first new state park lodge since 1939 in our state at potatoes street state park. [applause] and this is the year when our communities start to leverage the second round that this assembly made possible. [applause] the first round of $500 million leveraged and $12.1 billion in public private and nonprofit investments. over 4 billion in housing infrastructure alone and i'm confident a similar outcome during this next round actually based on what i am about to reveal i have a feeling we will far exceed even our most hopeful projections. tonight i'm so proud to announce the lilly endowment. we will be making the single largest grant award in its 86 year history. a $250 million to support ready 2.0 project is focused on light reduction, redevelopment and arts and cultural initiatives throughout our entire state. [applause] let me offer a few thousand more thank youse to the lilly endowment and jeanette hill, the president there, and clay robbins where both of your stewardship for the organization that once again sh

new hampshire is a great state, so friendly. i love where we had our location last time, it looked like a ski lodge, there was a marching band in the parking. everyone staying there was woken up because we were hearing the music. >> steve: i'm hopeful about your diners, first diner we ever did was in new hampshire and we had all the candidates come out and it turned out so great. we came up with it because we didn't have another location, we did it in the diner and the boss said, do more and now we do diners all the time. >> lawrence: and people love them. one thing i learn at the diner and the iowa race, immigration is a number one issue. yesterday on capitol hill, they had a big hearing about it. it is not just people coming across the border, it is t fentanyl. one parent talked about how she lost her daughter because of the fentanyl. take a look. in my humble opinion, mr. mayorkas border policies is partially responsible for my daughter's death. his wide open border policy allows massive quantities of poisonous fentanyl into our country. my family is broken. my heart is broken and he couldn't even be here to face me today. whatever he's