after the war two i was in the hudson and then a foreigner dancing and then leave calling and then mr bingle. and he urged me to come at once and i said i want to come he's in my country and i want to come but i would choose a time for coming i just can't come and. he did and i saw him in. with suggestions and sort of start to stand with him and i said we think that a piece of understand should be presented by the palestinians and since. we don't have the means we don't have this ability does that mean or that i'm a bigot or whatever. because i've known it's been good for more than forty yes i see them on with me i'm through like very much mr pringle again because of his frankness his frankness was sometimes frightening. when he when he would express his views about the destiny and the future of that and we disagreed that we always wanted to try and find a common. that i'm afraid he's out of politics and gotten out in the flesh of you know will it be fair is. understood to be defeated and being downtrodden and all the rest of it and so both of us are in abnormal condition i consider you just

we are less than one month removed from the john bingle conservation and management act and the latest if not greatest conservation, a bill signed into law by pres. trump that funded the land and water conservation fund that added 2 million acres to public land. 92-8 by the way in the u.s. senate. so there are ways in which we can break through, but i think there's going to be a little bit about what we are doing now. but i am optimistic. we can get through this. if you look back in our history, vietnam and the civil rights movement going on, all of the protests and unrest political and otherwise is where we pass the bedrock of our environmental conservation laws. within that span from 64-70, we can walk and chew gum at the same time. there are ways to get this done for the country and i think we need to get back to the partisanship around this. we need to be vigilant, we need to be engaged but we need to understand that there is tremendous value. if there's anything that can bring us together it's the value of public land. >> we are pretty much out of time. i want to thank the audienc