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on my chalkboard. i said this is not going to work! [laughter] there is no clean coal and no unicorns. [laughter] now we are going to have to find. we are calling to have to educate the american people. let me tell you something. we have a country that is why it awake now. and paying attention. the are being bombarded with the nonsense. they don't believe in unicorns but the the arnÓbio and bombarding the there is coal on boarding them. this is what we'd seen in this country. look at the learning curve. nobody believes in corn-based test at all anymore. a year and a half ago that was of replace solution. everybody knows that's a boondoggle now. corn is filled, of fuel. in a world full of people hungry let's not burn food. there's going to be stranded assets, it's going to be a fight but people understand the trust this process that we are in. we are a part of a pro-democracy movement. we are part of a emerging green growth consensus. there's going to be greenwashing and hucksters and lies and we will push back. we will learn together a

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she found the person that left the loudest and longest was a woman with chalk and her hands at a chalkboard, her teacher. at 5-years-old maria, like so many in her community realized it is easier to make people laugh with you that you. it's easier to be a class clown and to be a bully. it's easier to be in on the joke and so maria gave up on school and her teacher i ron ackley became her father. her father who came home and bought his daughter this present she will never forget that 5-years-old it will send a barbie doll, it wasn't a bicycle, it wasn't a book by dr. seuss, but he bought this little girl shiny red boxing gloves and told her life is tough and when it locks you down you better get back up swinging so at 5-years-old this little girl learn how to swing first and fast, how to keep a stiff upper lip and never show weakness in public, never cried because if she started she may never stop and never rat or snitch on the homeboy. at the age of five this little girl watched her father get handcuffed by the fbi taken to a maximum security prison and spent the next ten years of her life