i know you worked as both a carpenter and a loader. yes, i was born on the river bank.ple dirty shack grew up and went to school, and then began working in the field of wood furniture making business, then when in my solo's hometown had an election. but still i tried and it turned out that the people chose me. eventually. i became the mayor of the city and remained in this post for two terms, that is, 8 years. then i announced my candidacy in the election of the governor of the capital city of jakarta , many did not know who he was, but it turned out that the people again elected me, and i became governor . i don't know, to be honest, i also voted. in my opinion, the most important thing is how close you are to your people the most important thing is how much you feel and know the desire of his people. and if you are close to your people, you will be able to understand what their requests are. what are his needs, you need to listen every day and try to hear his wishes. it ranks fourth in the world after india with 240 million people, which is twice as many as live in ru

. >> doctor carpenter was -- >> and they hired psych our trust, william carpenter, in hopes he could jury. carpenter met with hinckley for months, and charted his unraveling. >> what was his relationship with like his parents? >> there wasn't anything that seemed like childhood neglect, or trauma. >> but, carpenter learned that hinckley started to withdraw with from friends in high school, and then completely isolate him self in college. his parents were worried and took him to see a psychiatry just. they told him that hinckley was simply a mature, and needed tough love. >> more than once, they had gotten involved. >> the strategy backfired. hinckley's hopelessness showed in his poems, songs and journals. >> they're kind of dark. it certainly compatible with an unhappy, and lonely life. >> hinckley's poem, guns are fun, they're foreshadowing the shooting. >> if i wish, the president will fall on the world will look at me in disbelief. >> by the end of his evaluation, carpenter concluded that hinckley was legally insane. his official diagnosis -- >> the diagnostic clothes that we used

this is the weaver, this is the carpenter tirazbyar.ey took the wheelchair refusal on himself. i think that it was the carpenter with sad andrey, the weaver was ticking, the man red weaver was the watchful draulians of the loom of the koryn, and andrey was talking all about new words. from fortune-telling, tesla's yaks knew and now don’t if you don’t forget the great deacon to you, go through the carriage and tanya now the word for you is the word marburg. and what is this horsemeat mineral butut titransport? this is how the brave tanyusha turned out to be a carriage. well, i'm flying that this mineral is right to deprive become air at home. this is a hard mountain crystal rock of rose colors. how do i get along for architectural and everyday work, an offensive word for you, a word of support, who is what to you? this is a bird. this clothes lives by the telepa from the noutan. it's sluggish. to tanya's thought and she correctly says our sheira completely and a long tail. i mean the word to you wernick that this is a pejivo this is a te

presidents lead his father was a wood carpenter.e age of 12, joka was forced to combine his studies at school with work, which did not prevent him from entering the university, where in 1985 he became a certified forestry engineer. you have an amazing biography. you really were born in a simple family, you yourself knew a carpenter, er, a whole range of working professions. i know you worked as both a carpenter and a loader. yes, i was born on the river bank. a simple dirty shack grew up and went to school, and then began to work in the field entrepreneurship in the manufacture of furniture from wood, then when there was an election in my hometown of solo. but still i tried. you turned out that the people chose me. eventually. i became the mayor of the city and remained in this post for two terms, that is, 8 years. then i announced my candidacy in the election of the governor of the capital city of jakarta , many did not know who he was, but it turned out that the people again elected me, and i became governor . i don't know, to be

we'll be back with sabrina carpenter!des. the hulu and disney+ bundle. you ready? the stories that move us. this is the way. the shows everyone is talking about. yes chef. hulu & disney+. better together in a brand new bundle. all for just $9.99 a month. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live"concert series is presented all el, l mercedes. >> jimmy: thanks to anna kendrick and jermaine fowler. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, this is her album "emails i can't send." here with the song "nonsense," sabrina carpenter! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ think i only want one number in my phone i might change your contact to don't ♪ ♪ leave me alone you said you like my eyes and you like to ♪ ♪ make 'em roll treat me like a queen now you got me ♪ ♪ feeling thrown oh but i can't help myself when you get close to me ♪ ♪ baby my tongue goes numb sounds like bleh-blah-blee i don't want no one else ♪ ♪ baby i'm in too deep here's a lil' song i wrote it's about you and me ♪ ♪ i'll be honest loo

here with the song "nonsense," sabrina carpenter!mber in my phone i might change your contact to don't ♪ ♪ leave me alone you said you like my eyes and you like to ♪ ♪ make 'em roll treat me like a queen now you got me ♪ ♪ feeling thrown oh but i can't help myself when you get close to me ♪ ♪ baby my tongue goes numb sounds like bleh-blah-blee i don't want no one else ♪ ♪ baby i'm in too deep here's a lil' song i wrote it's about you and me ♪ ♪ i'll be honest lookin' at you got me thinkin' nonsense cartwheels in my ♪ ♪ stomach when you walk in and when you got your arms around me ♪ ♪ oh it feels so good i had to jump the octave i think i got an ex ♪ can't my illt him i must've lost it i don't even know ♪ ♪ i'm talkin' nonsense i'm talkin' i'm talkin' ♪ ♪ i'm talkin' all around the clock i'm talkin' hope nobody knocks ♪ ♪ i'm talkin' opposite of soft i'm talkin' wild, wild thoughts ♪ ♪ you gotta keep up with me i got some young energy i caught the l-o-v-e ♪ ♪ how do you do this to me but i can't help myself when you get close to me ♪

these contained the blacksmith shop, the carpenter shop, machine shop and engineering office, while other barges used as lighters passed to and from the ship carrying material and scrap during salvage operations, the lafayette presented a strange appearance to those aboard ships passing up and down the busy hudson river, much like a giant gulliver, overrun with busy lilliputians. to prevent any possible damage to the starboard screws they removed prior to writing operations, each of the screws weighed 23 tons. the port being submerged in 50 feet of modern water could not be removed. the interior of the ship, as you lay at the site, presented another strange spectacle bulkheads became decks. decks became bulkheads elevator. shaft, were used as companions and the form of what ships passageways were used as elevator shaft stairways and ships ladders were useless and carpenters were kept busy during the entire salvage operation. building wooden ladders, platforms and scaffolding to facilitate the and materials throughout the interior of the miles of ladders and thousands of feet of lumber wer

we have a private enterprise in svetlogorsk, where sergey also worked as a carpenter the director saysopened in 2006 to buy cars, they took leasing, and they pay off loans, and now these are these cars, yes, yes, such cars. we have a fleet of 15 cars. there is a timber part. there are such international shipments. naturally, there are international shipments. we collided. that's tight, when the sanctions were introduced, we recorded this interview in august. how the situation has changed it remains to be seen, but one thing then the leader spoke of the sovereignty of losing work is not ready we worked. we worked with holland and worked with germany. who this is done by the one who left for europe and everything else they no longer play any role there. there are other people playing. simple people simple people businessmen and all the rest they are all ready to work. everyone wants to work and in any country to be useful to earn money to pay. taxes to the state to support the collectives of people, and everything stops. well , so far, irina is also the owner of a private enterprise. it

set carpenter drawings -- seth carpenter drawings from morgan stanley.d salaries increased 1%. these are all quarterly numbers. benefit costs were up 8/10 of a percent. on a 12 month basis, compensation costs are up. wages and salaries up i .1%. not a lot of difference between that and the third quarter. this is the fourth quarter numbers. at this point, it looks like we did not see a huge change in what is going on with the benefits, wages and salaries in terms of the fourth quarter. this is a member that the fed watches closely. obviously -- this is a number the fed watches closely. it gives us a picture where the markets are going. tom: what do you have here? 47 pages of data. i am going to tell you, markets turn. they turn here into fed day. bix comes in as well. lower yields with construction coming off of the data. lisa: the fair had been what happens with the employment index comes in higher. you see the yields come in not only on the two-year space, but also on the 10 year space. michael: if there are some good news, take a look at the compositio

labors electricians, carpenters, cement base and carpenters and good jobs to raise a family on.n't require a college degree but they do require four years of partnerships and training programs and one of the reasons why the united states has the best trained worker in the world. that's not a hyperbole, we do. it's about making things here in america again. it's about good jobs and dignity of work and my dad says joey, this causes joy of jobs more than the paycheck and about your dignity and about respect. it's about being able to try and look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay and mean it. he meant it. it's about respective self-worth and, folks, it's about dam time. for too long we've talked about asserting american leadership building the best economy in the world. but to have the best economy in the world, you have to have the best infrastructure in the world. people don't build factories where there are not rail stations and not ports and access to highways. they don't attract businesses unless you have the best infrastructure. to get markets and creat

because i at the school i got another scholarship in book, you know, fossil to be trained as a carpenter and so ah, the child would was a, i saw the impact of light. and then i saw in the darkness when we were sitting and there was just a glimpse light. and then we surrendered, sitting on dislike to listen to a story of the grand matter by den, or being a carpenter later, i want to know how to lay a brakes so that i can create comfortable classrooms myself. and so this is the story of how i start to become architect. and then as an architect, i recall all of these memory of my child would, how light will entering a dark place and just change how these place will be on also ventilation. i was sitting in places would that were so hot, you not more than you will be able to, to learn to consecrate, to be focus. so i want to change all of these. indeed. i really love how light impact people live in a room that also i would cite architecture and the designs that you accomplish, certainly on the continent have been practical, useful, an incredibly important in communities that don't have the mo

and i'm a carpenter, and the carpenter is on the board, and our electrician is off, and the welder vasya is a welder. vasya but in an arc, and mine the driver in the steering wheel, and the chemical shop, how cool is amazing. our history of excessive alcohol consumption played an evil role. the attention of the patrol officers rushed away . some ivan sadkov turned out to be detained here. the man claimed that antonina had been replaced with a finger, did not touch the hammer in the blood, because he accidentally hit himself and injured his finger, but ran because he drank heavily at work. suddenly, the sobering-up station will take you and then an impressive fine of a slander, deprivation of a bonus to work. the results of the examination confirmed the testimony of the man's blood on gavel, really belonged to the detainee, it turns out again a dead end, everything changed with the appearance of an important witness. that morning, irina grigorieva was going to the post office and suddenly saw a woman hurrying out of antonina's house under her feet. in a low voice, shut up to me your busin

and work with the carpenters in this complicated joiner. most of the enslaved labor working in the fields and washington imposes a new kind of specialization but labor. it is a specialization of labor by gender. he puts more and more of the agricultural or fieldwork responsibility on enslaved women. where is more and more of the enslaved men are working as partisans and craftsman. it is very carefully constructed program to take the labor that he has at mount vernon and to apply it to new kinds of farming. washington understood that what he was trying to do was unprecedented and certainly he can get any advice or suggestions from the british agricultural treaties that he read. he devices a new kind of supervision of the enslaved. it is original to him and it allows him to supervise much more closely than he has ever before. he devises these weekly work reports which eventually are kept in the format of bookkeeping, even though there is no money being transferred, no monetary value being quoted. but rather, each plantation is indebted for a

it was manufactured by the enslaved carpenters in blacksmiths at mount vernon and this becomes another representation of washington service through through his his embrace of the cloud. washington is also associated with the plow and he retires from resigns as president and 1797 in this image. that was created to celebrate that event washington is surrendering the symbols of power on the throne of liberty, but with his left hand, he just gestures to mount vernon and waiting for him at mount vernon is is the plow of the yoke of oxen. and so as these themes and images suggest washington after 1783 is effectively farming on the public stage that he's being closely a watched in by both europeans and americans celebrated as washington at the plow this idea of a farmer doing the public good and that notion of the public that frames many of the expectations of washington as a farmer. he places greater emphasis on the civic benefits of the agricultural improvements. he introduces but those expectations also frame his new reckoning with slavery in the years following the revolutionary war and i

we have a private enterprise in svetlogorsk here he worked as a carpenter and sergey the director saysook out leasing, and now they pay out loans, these are these cars, yes, yes, such cars. we have a fleet of 15 cars. there is a timber part. there are such international shipments. naturally, there are international shipments. we collided. that's tight, when the sanctions were introduced, we recorded this interview in august. how the situation has changed remains to be seen, but one thing then the leader said with sovereign confidence to lose their jobs are not ready we worked. with holland worked with germany worked. who does it? what are you, i think that ours are already running the one who left for europe and everything else they no longer play any role there. well, other people are playing there, ordinary people, ordinary people, businessmen, and all the rest, they are all ready to work. everyone wants to work and in any country to be useful to earn money to pay. taxes to the state to support the collectives of people and everything else. well , so far, irina is also the owner of a

i invited the carpenters to work, and the carpenter says, can i work with my friend? come work together. and so, when they completed the bath, they brought it to mind, is it all dark to dine, and a friend began to tell that during the war he had to dismantle the echelon with leningrad children. i say, our echelon also bombed. we have somewhere under the old rusoy. he says this and is our only man from staraya blond , they didn’t beat us here anymore, not a single step. and when he said that he pulled out the girl who was holding the doll. i tell him, you know, a doll saved me too. he says, i wish i could see her. and his daughter lives in leningrad, and now a year later. it was already eighty-ninth year that he came to daughter in leningrad and the apartment is called to me. alekseevna i would like to see the doll, i say, come on. well, when he saw her, he says, so the doll that i saved and the sign of the doll. he says the girl never gave a strong hold in her hands, and no matter how he looks at the doll, she is very beautiful. i wanted to see her. i pulled out, i br

it was manufactured by the enslaved carpenters in mount vernon. this becomes another representation of washington service through his embrace of the plow how washington is also associated with the plow when he resigns as the president in 1797 washington's surrendering the symbols of power on the throne of liberty. with his left hand he gestures in waiting for him at mount vernon's the plow with the yoke of oxen. as these themes and images suggest washington, after 1783 is effectively farming on the public stage. he is closely being watched by both europeans and americans. celebrating is washington with a plow. a farmer doing the public good. the notion of the public that frames many of the expectations of washington as a farmer he places greater emphasis on the specific benefits of the agricultural improvements he introduces. those expectations also frame his new reckoning with slavery throughout the years following the revolutionary war. it is here in his life as a farmer more than in any other dimension of his life that we can discern how washin

. >> to fill the void, malcolm started to hang out more with demarco carpenter. a basketball player, in neighborhood jokester. >> i was going to be a comedian. i thought i was so funny. i always told jokes. and get the girls, and make them laugh. >> but in north tulsa, fun could easily turn tragic in a split second. malcolm and demarco were at a party spot, late one night, in december 1993, when a drive-by shooter hit the place. malcolm was grazed, but demarco was badly injured. he was rushed to the hospital, malcolm by his side. >> he said hang in, there keep your eyes open. and he was holding my hand. and i remember him squeezing, hold on, hang in there. losing his brother to prison, then seeing his friend almost die, hardened malcolm. he inched a bit closer to the streets. in fact, police caught him with a handgun, something he says, probably would not have happened, if cory had been around. >> he's always been the one to say man no, what are you doing. you do and none of that. you need to be in school. are you need to get that football. >> malcolm, had always

we have all the fun it, sir, being made by the local carpenters. and we also have this nice lungs here, which is done by a craftsman from this silly me, for every medieval in the school is being made by all the local carpenters and craftsman. the rach camry raton of archie girl school was built within a time frame of just 10 months. it solar panel canopy doesn't just provide power, but also much needed shade a place for students to play while sheltering from the heat. throughout the school spouts, harvest rain, water, and ancient technique no longer used in many parts of india in the courtyard to trees preserved during construction of her a habitat for beeson birds. the project was launched by the cheetah foundation india based in amanda bad in gujarat. the whole vision for the school was conceived by michael daub, a u. s. artist who has been coming to jaison there for the last 20 years. it was his dream to open a gulf school here. the conservative state of rochester has india's lowest female literacy rates. the desperately poor villages around j s

carpenters concrete workers carpenters a. installers of sanitary systems of electrical equipment and an electric and gas welder in electrical professions, the college provides training in the following professions: an electrician for electrical equipment, power and lighting networks, an electrician for the repair and maintenance of electrical equipment. after graduating from college. each graduate receives two or even three working professions in his diploma kirill tag su-15 years old guy is studying to be an electrician for the repair and maintenance of electrical equipment, as well as the protection of fire alarms, my profession is that we assemble electrical circuits, repair electrical equipment. uh, we do residential wiring. since then, after graduation, i will be assigned to a construction organization, or the security department has a modern material and technical base in the first year. our students learn the profession at the initial stage in the second and third year. they master the production training already in th

port louis at home, the carpenter keeps numerous prizes and the most valuable works, which vijay decided not to sell, but to keep the appearance reproduced by him. the dodo is now considered the classic dodo on the island and should be cheerful and cheerful. it must be nice to hold in your hands, yes. this bird never flew and could not protect itself, but it was unique in other countries, there were none, perhaps, that is why it became a symbol of our island, except for the dodo master climbs out, growing only in mauritius, tropical plants, exotic flowers and shells of lizards and turtles, cute krivol houses, but the main passion and buyers for the main symbol of the island in the author's performance of the artist is more than enough. did you see how long he left? well, that's it, the end of the hysteria will not lead such bullshit to hide anyway. it is necessary to first find it logically hidden. what won't you? we won't drink with you. but like all normal people weekends. so let's have a drink. no. hello, it's you yes, i came very have a serious talk with you about the fallen palych 5

as well as mou with the carpenter's youn as well. also in working with the community the design rerised to include additional murals. street landscape. public seating, et cetera . so far the department received 3 letter in passport approximate then in opposition at this time project. opposition is centered on the building height. shadow impact on building and neighborhood character and no on site parking spaces provided. enemy sum row the department finds the project is unbalance consistents with the mission plan and objectives and policies of the general plan the tell construct a new 11 story over basement mixed use with ground floor retail and close to transportation, commercial corridor and jobs. additional low, of the project will increase the city's housing stock providing 189 new group housing bedrooms. 32 of which will be designed affordable rooms. this concludes staff's presentation and available for questions the experience is also here and has appropriated a presentation. thank you. >> good evening if i can have the screen,

that include mark can carpenter.carpenter was named director of the biden penn center. >> the trail from the biden center to the biden administration, when you consider the primary source of funding for the biden center were anonymous donations in china, this stinks to high heaven. this will be part of our investigation because we're concerned that this administration and this president is compromised because of millions of dollars both he an his family received from china. this is something every american should be concerned about. frustrates me mainstream media attacks me every day for having the nerve to investigate and determine where this money is in fact coming from in china. why they're so interested in donating millions of dollars to joe biden's biden center and invest with hunter biden's shady business dealings. this is a concern and we're not going to let up. i'm glad the story broke about the classified documents because it is further proof we need to vet the biden family influence peddling. elizabeth: you

do you know, more precisely, i can’t, you don’t know, but do you understand why the abramovych carpentersurning to ukraine, what happened, two key points in this story , firstly, they returned because there was a certain threat of their mandates being revoked , at least there were talks about it. that’s why they had to remove one of the reasons according to which, in accordance with the constitution, it was possible to take away this mandate from them and the second point. i am deeply convinced that they appeared in the verkhovna rada according to some preliminary agreements with the representatives of the government, judging from everything that no one will take away their mandate from them, they will come and pretend that they are working, vote that they are acting people, and thus any claims against them will be removed to a large extent, although based on the constitution it is already given- a long time ago, it was possible to make a decision on the deprivation of mandates. well, if not all of them, at least mainly and most of the deputies of the banned party, the new faction, respec

kami carpenter, 21, and remy gordon, 22 have pleaded not guilty to the charges. more. in a brief hearing in front of magistrates today 21—year—old kami carpenter of no fixed abode and 22—year—old remy gordon of cofton park drive in birmingham were both charged with the murder of cody fisher. the 23—year—old was stabbed on a dance floor at a nightclub here in birmingham, the crane in digbeth, at about 11:45pm on boxing day. the club has subsequently had its licence temporarily suspended, with police describing in that application scenes of chaos. both men today were also charged with the lesser offence of affray, both pled not guilty to that, and they will be seen again at crown court here on wednesday. 23—year—old cody fisher was anon—league football player was a non—league football player and a school sports coach as well. this afternoon there was due to be a football match between two of the sides he's been very involved with, stratford town, his current side, and bromsgrove sporting. but that match has been called off. we know that stratford town have tweeted

intersurface overlap, forest crimes and window sills were cut, squeezed behind the concrete, the carpenterled, the bottle had evil rocks meat electrical station water supply, water heating supply and exhaust ventilation and sewerage from the station biological society, practically everything has internal pressure bottle original from forges up to concave. she found herself banking with a hovische pacinism, such as paradox - the situation is that in this land bank , nikoli did not procede in her own way, but simply in their destiny. uh, the end of the budaunisle fell after the revolution of 917, the colleagues de facto were already updated from the good log of revolutions, and the very old age fell on a break in the foot war of the real war kolya vitebsk region, we are in the shit not far from the combat losses and, of course, reluctantly and the bitterness of resources and martinism there was a court that she was at the corner yes, given, and the holiday of another war passed. the best commentators, well-known coaches, we are interested in the fact that, first of all, first of all, the clu

and peter was a carpenter by trade.so on the morning of april first, a committee of aldermen approached him and said, peter presidential funeral be held here on the 24th, and we need you to build a hearse, a of the grandest magnitude can think of. so that's three days, 72 hours. so, peter was up to the task. he accepted and in 72 hours, he built perhaps of the grandest hearses that were used in the lincoln funeral. he employed 60 men and women, they worked around the clock for three days straight. the hearse was 14 feet long, eight feet wide and 15 feet tall. it was pulled by 16 gray to paris and horses, each led by a groom. and for that, the city of new york paid $9,000 or roughly, i think $165,000 in today's money. this was a common theme. all these cities would make a custom hearse to carry lincoln's remains. something they were trying to outdo each other. something grander than the previous one. and typically, the coffin would sit about five or six feet off the ground. so it was processing through the city streets.

as well as mou with the carpenter's youn as well. also in working with the community the design rerised to include additional murals. street landscape. public seating, et cetera . so far the department received 3 letter in passport approximate then in opposition at this time project. opposition is centered on the building height. shadow impact on building and neighborhood character and no on site parking spaces provided. enemy sum row the department finds the project is unbalance consistents with the mission plan and objectives and policies of the general plan the tell construct a new 11 story over basement mixed use with ground floor retail and close to transportation, commercial corridor and jobs. additional low, of the project will increase the city's housing stock providing 189 new group housing bedrooms. 32 of which will be designed affordable rooms. this concludes staff's presentation and available for questions the experience is also here and has appropriated a presentation. thank you. >> good evening if i can have the screen,

that's the same michael carpenter who was the managing director of the penn biden center think tank. here's the dan bongino guide for liberals out there. liberal guide to scandal, see the ukrainians gave money to hunter biden. you see that? hunter biden then gave money to his dad and then the dad lobbied for money and weapons back for ukraine. and you're talking about the trump quid pro quo? rachel: right. >> good illustration. rachel: it is. >> and a this is not a rerun. this is yet another revelation i think the fifth that there is additional classified materials and we're saying six more items because we don't know if it was just documents, we don't know how many items, were they boxes. we don't know. what were they pertaining to? we don't know. why were they not disclosed the last time? we don't know. why were biden's lawyers allowed to work alongside the doj for 12 hours? we don't know. rachel: why was biden at the crime scene for many months since november? we don't know. >> if you look at the i'll vacation, one might try to say every step of the way there is a justification fo

a pyreth of a snowy and frosty courtyard was carpentered, and here they call shilai sea otter, the ozone of the earth can be renewed in about 40 years. this is overthrown in the new one with the implementation of the moral protocol of the fellow that i understand, and the patch of plaster served as a step-by-step removal for this. amal from 99% for ozone protected drilled redshares while burying the current green policy. ozone layer upgrade to 1980 value years already until 2040. forecast for the courts for tomorrow among our neighbors and on the territory of belarus at the understanding of the sixteenth student, the cyclic system will bring good warmed, windy masses of the atlantic to europe, similar ukraine to the sunset of central and in the morning europe staggers into cloudy with clearings on the courts smelling midnight attacks in europe, acts will be assigned to courtyards, smart atmospheric fronts, we will bleed in a gloomy courtyard, a place where short-hour falls fall in ukraine, worse and europe in the courtyards of a puddle in cloudy spryzens according to the forecast, the de

hearing witnesses who said, one of our persons he was said that he was a carpenter in erie, a carpenterpennsylvania, working every erie, pennsylvania. day. he he was started paying closer working attention to every election issues, day he. started largely through social playing attention media, through facebook, to issues and when we of politics asked him, what through social media makes somebody like and facebook. what you want to makes somebody like you want participate in this? to participate in this? he said, president he said it was president trump. he wanted me trump. he wanted him there, he wanted us there. there, he wanted us there. i went because he asked me to. people told us that. president trump has a direct impact on the ascent of this kind of activity. >> he also said that establishing intent is now going to become the domain of the doj. several elevated to those house committees have appeared in public forums with no white supremacy assist. how is that likely to affect policy decisions? >> i think that a great deal, alex, this is one thing that the select committee has do

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the ones that prepared members to construct this very stage and train the cabinetmakers from the carpenters union to craft the podium i now speak from. [applause] the kind of freedom that comes when you live in a commonwealth that respects you for who you are, no matter what you look like or where you come from, who you love were who you pray to her choose not to pray to. [applause] real freedom that makes government a productive source for good, that allows us to tackle big challenges again and dream of brighter and more prosperous tomorrow's. the air is clean, the water is pure, the communities healthier and the economy stronger. where poverty doesn't get ignored and prosperity isn't limited to certain zip codes in pennsylvania. [applause] political differences cause debate but doce not give rise to demagogues. the freedom that leaves its citizens with a confidence of knowing that the doors of opportunity will swing open if they simply push them through. where everyone gets a shot and no one is left behind. that is real freedom and that is our challenge. that is our calling and that is th