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you this just to provide you a snapshot from our actual design model because we did design it in a bama 3-d model to get you to appreciate the complexity. i showed you the pretty above-ground structures. i want you to see what the contractor has to face. basically when you look at this, all the different colors represent different waste streams, whether it's treated and untreated sludge, wastewater, chemicals, all being laid adjacent to each other. remember, i'm connecting to the existing wastewater treatment plant and i also wanted to point out you see those vertical looking piles on the bottom of each buildings, those are piles and based on the last count i got there's 132,000 piles to go along with the 220 cubic yards of soil that are going to be excavated. remember the digesters in the buildings are 65-feet tall, but there's probably about two storeys of infrastructure and pipe galleries and equipment below those. again, 220 cubic yards of soil and 128,000 cubic yards of concrete. where are we as of right now? right now we have a baseline budget of about $1.3 billion, and i think as

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the program started in the bama administration, and it continues. >> it's a tremendous program runs.the state department >> you're my successor, how many removed? not sure. anyway, you're in the midst -- [inaudible] [laughter] to the of visitors museum are not u.s. citizens. they come from all over the world. as an view the museum instrument of diplomacy, and if so, how do you do it? because as do, charlie was saying and mike was saying, space is something hat's provided international inspiration. and when i look out and think about the struggles that we face community, things like climate change, to me, space is an inspiration to the generation of innovators and explorers. es boundaries. to have exhibits that talk about it, and we want to across. message we started with competition with apollo. e've ended up being an international space community from how we do science to how we exploration and i think that's an important message. inre going to have a gallery renovated museum the fact that we can travel with aircraft all around the planet view of our own planet. >> in your introduction

it has never happened. .bama was right around countryng saying the economy is doing great.he economy has -- is doing great for who? you just lost the middle class. not lieliar in chief saying the economy is doing great. it is doing great for his class, not anybody else. those people who talk about the ultraleft, do you know how much billions and billions we pump into the rich corporations with taxpayer money every day? the amazon man did not want to pay.$15 minimum is only thing trump has done -- spent ane card entire three years talking rubbish about other people stealing the jobs and the money. host: are you on board with a wealth tax being proposed by senator warren? caller: absolutely right. the class is crushed. what is this wealth president trump is talking about for the middle class? nothing has changed. she isws exactly what talking about, not like everybody else. is talkings what she about. host: is she your candidate? caller: it is either warren or bernie. i have a feeling if warren runs against trump, warren has a better chance of winning because warren does not