congressman cleaver joins me by phone. why was this rejected by the democratic leadership? you know? it's a lot closer to their wishes than they have ever had from this president. what do you think? >> i think there's two things that created the problem. one, and it troubles me to say this, but i think the people in the democratic caucus and frankly mitch mcconnell are always concerned about making a deal with the president because he will change after he agrees to it. so the thought was, you know, what if we make a deal and somebody doesn't like it. apparently there were people in the president's own party that didn't like the deal. one of them was one of the people that stopped the last deal. so you know, it's like we don't know what we're going to do. we certainly don't want to have the american -- the federal workers out trying to -- figure out how they will pay their bills and then negotiations could go on for five or six more weeks. you know, it's like somebody needing gasoline in the car, but all they want to talk about, you know, getting an oil change or getting, yo

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i do appreciate it. >> good to be with you. >> emmanuel cleaver.trigued me the most, and maybe i was overly focused on it, was this reference to the mexican trade accord. it's not exactly ratified yet, but the clear inference that some of the monies from that revenues gained from that could go to pay for this. is that true? our former ambassador to mexico and much more after this. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. great news for anyone wh- uh uh - i'm the one who delivers the news around here. ♪ liberty mutual has just announced that they can customize your car insurance so that you only pay for what you need. this is phoebe buckley, on location. uh... thanks, phoebe. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having

but kudos for congressman cleaver for being bold enough not to defend that. even more so.t's not just her words about the president. but the fact that she is an anti-semite. she put a most of-it note on her map that disavowed the existence of israel. this is a dangerous person in the congress if her views were to catch hold. hopefully they won't. but would i like to think the people in her district are having buyers' remorse for having sent her to congress. gees * people on the other side are saying president trump said vulgar things in the past. he talks tough. to get upset about this language seems hypocritical. how do you break that down? >> it is hypocritical and here is why. the president may have said some things the left and the democrats don't like. but you never used that level of vulgarity. for a member of congress. she is talking about the president of the united states. i understand there is a lot of trump hate in this country. but the democrats, the liberals and the progressives and the lunatics. they have taken it one step further and they don't even respect

anything like that. >> i didn't want to eat soap i had other things to eat but kudos to congressman cleaver to be bold enough not to defend that because i do think it is indefensible but it's not just her words about the president but the fact that she is an anti- s semite she put a post-it note on her map that disavow the existence of israel this is a dangerous person in congress with her views if they ever catch hold hopefully they won't like to think the people of michigan and the district are having some buyers remorse about sending her to congress. >> now playing devils advocate people on the other side say president trump said pretty vulgar things in the pastt so to get upset on this language seems hypocritical. how do you break that down quick. >> it is and here is why the president may have said things that the left and the democrats don't like but he's never use that level of vulgarity as a member of congress and she's talking about the president of the united states. i understand there is a lot of trump hate in this country but the lunatics and the liberal progressives and the dem

what were your hopes then when you are going with margaret cleaver? pres. reagan: i knew from my background that i had to achieve a level of income before i could contemplate marriage. that is the thing that our romance did not survive. she became a schoolteacher, and i was in iowa as a sports announcer. a long separation. there was not a chance or possibility of visiting each other frequently. then one day, i received a notice that she was engaged and marrying someone else. tom: she broke it off. you didn't break it off? pres. reagan: no. a former teacher in high school of mine, the one you always have that every student remembers throughout your life, he had also seen what happened, and he wrote me a letter, telling me how i was to react , and i was not to do any foolish things like going off , the deep end or anything. i've remembered him, but again, it must have been one of those things, a disappointment that now you look back on and say if that had not happened, what i have now would not have happened. tom: there is a story about one eureka college, on

the research is still in its infancy and michelle cleaver shows differences between men and women but also to non-binary areas. dusts when to grow. again we expected to discover that there were no fixed categories will continue instead it's a continuum if you do wish our brain develops into what can be classed as more male or more female on the basis of biological hormonal and chromosomal influence and. it's not static that develops in interaction with our environment and our experience with. the brain can't be clearly identified as having one single sex it's a mix of male female and the many shades in between. one shot shock of electricity and frankenstein's monster is jolted into life. in the classic film based on the novel written by mary shelley that's all it takes. but what happens in real life when electricity is applied to beaton's of the brain . research is that the university hospital of zurich want to give our brains a priest so christian wolf and his team have wired up their test subjects. and the experiment begins now. over the subjects don't actually feel a thing transcra

. >> not happy going ham on this front door with this cleaver. she was arrested but the authorities refuse to prosecute her. she claims the neighbor went after her daughter and cut her. neighbors even signed a petition to have her removed. >> right now, this issue is still up in the air but the video is certainly pretty damming prove that this woman may have an anger management problem. >> she's seven, she's adorable. as you can see, she's a little bit excited. >> what do you think? think? thk >> she's a lot excited. >> lola just got a new hearing device. this little girl is seven, she first started wearing one when she was five years old. >> i'm glad we know it is excitement. >> this little girl loves the hulk and spiderman but she doesn't like the pink head band. >> the new design sits on the plaster there and clips on so there is nothing else restricting around it. >> it vibrates the bone behind her ear. there is no surgery required. it is just adhered to the >> how crazy is that. >> the fact that she loves the less ob trucive one. here she is

solution which could strengthen as said but stop the war another person starts on that this is peter cleaver and he says that all the countries that fought against assad lost the war against them and the earlier they normalize things the better because it's the last war to remove him so what i mean break that apart for us. less sentiment there seem to be what we're hearing a lot of these days and it's because if you look at the reality and that's looking through this from when this started and to where we are right now it doesn't really me justice and accountability doesn't really meet the aspirations of all the people involved i'm not just talking about people that opposed it and i paid the price for doing so but if you look at also what's happening today it might come as a shock to to some people that there aren't following some people who saw this in the beginning as a lot of people closing their embassies in damascus a lot of parties countries closing them and cutting ties off of damascus and now all of the sudden they're going back because they've lost the war against us and i think it

go the research is still in its infancy and michelle cleaver shows differences between men and women but also to non-binary areas. dusts with the brain and we expected to discover that there were no fixed categories you know instead it's a continuum if you do wish our brain develops into what can be classed as more male or more female on the basis of biological hormonal and chromosomal influence. it's not static but develops an interaction with our environment and our experience with . the brain can't be clearly identified as having one single sex it's a mix of many female and the many shades in between. one shot shock of electricity. and frankenstein's monster is jolted into life. in the classic film based on the novel written by mary shelley that's all it takes . but what happens in real life when electricity supply to regions of the brain. research is that the university hospital of zurich want to give our brains a proust so christian wolf and his team have wired up their test subjects. and the experiment begins now. over the subjects don't actually feel a thing transcranial brain

i honestly come although the research is still in its infancy and michelle cleaver shows differences between men and women but also non-binary areas. with a brain and we expected to discover that there were no fixed categories you know instead it's a continuum our brain develops into what can be classed as more male or more female . on the basis of biological hormonal and chromosomal influence. it's not static that develops an interaction with our environment and our experiences. to the brain can't be clearly identified as having one single sex it's a mix of male female and the many shades in between. one shot shock of electricity and frankenstein's monster is jolted into life. in the classic film based on the novel written by mary shelley that's all it takes . but what happens in real life when electricity is applied to regions of the brain. research is that the university hospital of zurich want to give our brains a priest so christian wolf and his team have wired up their test subjects. and the experiment begins now. over the subjects don't actually feel a thing transcranial brain

cleaver, pelosi. cline, mccarthy. mccarthy. clyburn, pelosi. , pelosi. mccarthy. ollins of georgia, mccarthy. ogins of new york, mccarthy. -- collins of new york, mccarthy. omber-can-comer, mccarthy. conaway, mccarthy. pelosi. ook, mccarthy. cooper, present. correa, pelosi. osta -- costa, pelosi. courtney, pelosi. cox of california, pelosi. craig, pelosi. crawford, mccarthy. renshaw, mccarthy. crist, pelosi. crow, duckworth. cuellar, pelosi. ummings, pelosi. . nningham, bustos curtis, mccarthy. daveds of kansas -- davids of kansas, pelosi. avidson of ohio, mccarthy. davis of california, pelosi. anny k. davis, pelosi. rodney davis, mccarthy. , pelosi, defazio, pelosi. degette, pelosi. pelosi. delbene, pelosi. delgado, pelosi. demings, pelosi. desaulnier, pelosi. esjarlais, mccarthy. deutsch -- deutch, pelosi. diaz-balart, mccarthy. dingle -- dingell, pelosi. doggett, pelosi. michael f. doyle, pelosi. duffy, mccarthy. uncan, mccarthy. dunn, mccarthy. emmer, mccarthy. engel, pelosi. escobar, pelosi. eshoo, pelosi. pelosi.t, estes, mccarthy. evans, pelosi. erguson, mc

solution which could strengthen i said but stop the war another person's thoughts on that this is peter cleaver and he says that all the countries that fought against assad lost the war against them and the earlier they normalize things the better because it's the last war to remove him so what i mean break that apart for us. i mean the left sentiment there seemed to be what we're hearing a lot of these days and it's because if you look at the reality and that's looking through this from when this started and to where we are right now it doesn't really me justice and accountability doesn't really meet the aspirations of all the people involved i'm not just talking about people that oppose it and i paid the price for doing so but if you look at also what's happening today it might come as a shock to some people that they don't following some people who saw this in the beginning as a lot of people closing their embassies in damascus a lot of parties countries closing and cutting ties off of damascus and none of the sudden they're going back because they've lost the war against us and i think it c

the department's mission should be particularly reflective of goal cleaver -- achieving equitable outcomesr residents throughout the city. our constituents are our members and our goal to reduce equitable outcomes are based on who we serve and the impact of economic and social inequities. the strategic plan goal is to reduce fragmentation. it's to understand the impacts. >> president breslin: in interest of time, you can condense this and point out that's most effective. >> i plan to do that. thank you very much. we're also supposed to see community engagement on developing the budget. this came up last year to gather information and gather responses. we have always provided opportunity for members to talk to us during the budget process or talk to the board. with are adding an additional way that our members or the public can assess our budget documents to increase member engagement and ensure transparency. we're supposed to look at long term savings and cost avoidance. we to consider participating in the city program. we are also supposed to consider independent review and audits and dev

benjamin greebo was targeted by around fifteen protesters they tried but failed to storm the building cleaver had to be taken to safety and it came just a day after he branded the yellow vests and taters he says that they were focused on nothing more than staging a coup. if you she's a nurse. says the announcements of emanuel macron the yellow vests have become a movement of agitators who want insurrection and to overthrow the government moreover those who call for debate don't want to participate in the great national debate. where of the town of mis on the feeds that subject me are believes that the reforms matter honest trying to push through that they're out of touch with what the public what. he said that it will continue is reforms but the reforms is asking for are not the reforms that your friends are demanding today you know it is the king of european summer in which the french don't like so i think it is absolutely dreaming you know europe in the church are and i think absolutely. absolutely out of the common sense of the french today i think that the law goal has been elected by. bu

you had a strong relationship with margaret cleaver. ronald reagan: yes. tom: you were all but engaged to her. ronald reagan: i was engaged. tom: you talked about your future together. ronald reagan: yes. she was the daughter of the and i know my church she was going to eureka college and i had already made the decision to go there when i was younger. my biggest hero happened to be the son of the minister of the church he was a high school football star and as a kid, i thought he was great and he went to eureka. later, i think, was a chaplain at yell university. -- yell university. we went together in high school and eureka college. before we got out of college, i don't know whether it exists engagement, you buy rings and put your fraternity pin on her. tom: how did you think your life together would take shape? what your hopes? ronald reagan: i knew from my background that i had to achieve a level of income before contemplating marriage. that ourhe thing romance did not survive. she became a schoolteacher and i was in iowa as a sports announcer. a long se

president, you had a very strong relationship with omeone named margaret cleaver. ronald reagan: yes. tom: you were all but engaged to her. ronald reagan: i was engaged. i hung my fraternity pin on her. tom: you talked about your future together. ronald reagan: yes. he was the daughter of the minister of our church and i knew that she was going to eureka college and i had already made the decision to go there when i was much younger. my biggest hero happened to be the son of the minister of the scommurge he was a big high school football star and as a kid, i thought he was great and he went o eureka and played football there. he later, i think, was a chaplain at yale university. we went together in high school and eureka college. before we got out of college, i don't know whether it exists today, engagement, you buy rings and put your fraternity pin on her. tom: how did you think your life together would take shape? what were your hopes then? ronald reagan: i knew from my own background and so forth, i knew they had to achieve a certain level of income before i cou

cleaver: federal funding is extremely important because we have rural areas that are always looking at farm subsidies. they always are concerned about whether or not the federal government is going to be available to them in hard times and in good times. farmers always just disaster away, a 500-year flood away from pure disaster. the urban side, i think that there is a lot of concern right now and interest in community development block grants which is an entitlement, what's called an entitlement for the cities of a certain size. and those dollars are a mayor's best friend. i think people are concerned about the growing hostility in washington and the dysfunctionality that is becoming so obvious to people not only here at home but around the globe. >> do you think that politics is becoming more contentious and what is the solution here? >> you know, i think one of the things that america needs to really deal with is arrogance. and we assume that we're the only nation that reached empire status that cannot collapse. and if you read gibbons, the rise and fall of the roman empire or studi

that the speaker of the house not taking a hard stance on that language now here is the congressman cleaverho had different thoughts. >> this young person who just got elected may think this is okay. i don't know her i haven't spoken with herh yet. i have seen the video but that was absolutely wrong. athi this point and refuses to accept that vulgarity. on the floor they were aghast at what was said. jesse: already a big traction among the democratic leadership or the entire hiles on the democratic side about this vulgarity and in your face street talk. >> let's don't blame all the democrats for something this new freshman said at this ridiculous out of order that would cost me a mouth full of soap if i ever said that. [laughter] i did not want to eat soap i had other things to eat. but kudos to the congressman to be bold enough not to defend that i think it is indefensible. even more so, it's not just the words about the president but the fact she is an anti- semite. this is a t personha i who put a post-it note on the map that disavowed the existence of israel. this is a dangerous person

cleaver: i represent missouri's fifth congressional district. it is one of the weird shaped districts in the country, and probably one that i wish all

congressman emmanuel cleaver told politico i am sure miss cortez means well but there is almost an outstandingl, don't attack your own people. we don't need sniping in our democratic caucus but it doesn't seem like she is sweating pressure from her peers. >> on a scale of 0 to some, how many [bleep] you give? >> 0. >> reporter: she has one thing you don't see anywhere else in congress, nameplate plastered with what wishes in places like georgia and colorado and california, post it notes ice proof that her message is catching on far outside her district in queens and the bronx. shannon: let's bring in the editor of the halftime report who has aboard outside his office but looks like that, chris stierwald. she's obviously getting a lot of attention, generating a lot of heat and interest for the democratic party among the younger set especially. the new york times is certain to question her a little bit. another headline, kislyak building national platforms but a district office, not open yet. in 3 weeks in office alexandria ocasio-cortez has shaped a national conversation on taxation, green jobs

. >> i mean, their parents were june and ward cleaver and they were, like, this is so square.hen teenagers were identifying themselves on their own terms and not their patients. >> you see, we just like to live and have a good time. we don't see why our parents should find us so mysterious. >> the rebellious teenagers were making their statements and being heard and they were starting to affect and determine style. >> from tough boy denim to black leather jackets. >> they were looking towards blue collar workers for their inspiration. >> before cowboys wore jeans. people in factories would wear jeans. >> teenagers were being inspired by motorcycle culture. >> teenagers were influencing the movies and then the movies were re-influencing a broader culture across america, as well. >> when teenagers started to rebel against the rules that they had grown up with you see this tension between doing what you're supposed to do and being, you know, brando. >> on the weekends we go out and have a ball. >> what do you do? i mean, do you dress right around or do you go on some sort of a pi

course you're not getting the dalai cleaver to say you should go vote you're given to new orleans. you'll take revenge nucleons the video was made. near the scene they needed to be glee is it going to go. but only means must. mean most and if you. want it. you get what i think new christians square if the visit he believes. the ghouls that the municipality had guaranteed in the contracts like the definite increase in population and consumption remains only on paper so when the newly elected mayor miguel kosta gomez started protesting in twenty ten the company took the matter to a court of arbitration to demand compensation for the brain simply said jump. but i've gotten a movie shipped out by god or since the deal. was the. near barstow is passionless defend a city with a population of fifty thousand which find a similar contract with the same company. the consequences were tragic the people took to the streets. says imus to kenya if employed at the. nearby stadiums is passionless defend a city with a population of fifty thousand which find a similar contract with the same company.

we're going to speak to emanuel cleaver on the deep freeze with compromises reopening the government.on whether the president's plan will ever fly even in the united states senate. first, fox team coverage with chad pergram on the capitol and kevin corke. chad, hi. >> hi there. the first action we've seen from the senate is going to start tomorrow. president trump talked about this bill. mitch mcconnell, the majority leader, has been criticized for being o

cleaver, pelosi. cline, mccarthy. mccarthy. clyburn, pelosi. , pelosi. mccarthy. ollins of georgia, mccarthy. ogins of new york, mccarthy. -- collins of new york, mccarthy. omber-can-comer, mccarthy. conaway, mccarthy. pelosi. ook, mccarthy. cooper, present. correa, pelosi. osta -- costa, pelosi. courtney, pelosi. cox of california, pelosi. craig, pelosi. crawford, mccarthy. renshaw, mccarthy. crist, pelosi. crow, duckworth. cuellar, pelosi. ummings, pelosi. . nningham, bustos curtis, mccarthy. daveds of kansas -- davids of kansas, pelosi. avidson of ohio, mccarthy. davis of california, pelosi. anny k. davis, pelosi. rodney davis, mccarthy. , pelosi, defazio, pelosi. degette, pelosi. pelosi. delbene, pelosi. delgado, pelosi. demings, pelosi. desaulnier, pelosi. esjarlais, mccarthy. deutsch -- deutch, pelosi. diaz-balart, mccarthy. dingle -- dingell, pelosi. doggett, pelosi. michael f. doyle, pelosi. duffy, mccarthy. uncan, mccarthy. dunn, mccarthy. emmer, mccarthy. engel, pelosi. escobar, pelosi. eshoo, pelosi. pelosi.t, estes, mccarthy. evans, pelosi. erguson, mc

i want to get to congressman emmanuel cleaver who commented i'm sure she means but but don't attack our. should there be a rule about that? >> i think that democrats need to be challenged. i think there's been a lot going on with the status quo. we have allowed a lot the slide by the wayside. what we need to do is be focused on how we get donald trump out of the white house. how we deal with this criminal operation that he is running out of people's house. i think it's important for democrats to step up and if by being challenged by her to embrace their progressive roots will do that then i say bring it on. >> michael, you said yeah. i heard you say that. twitter versus effectively legislating. >> danielle sounding like some people i met back in april 2009 who were called members of the tea paefrty. that exact same messaging was on the table in my office in 2009 where they wanted to challenge the established order. they wanted to go after those moving the party to the middle. be careful what you wish for because the truth does boil down to the one thing that republicans could not do eff

we instead propose a scalpel approach instead of a cleaver approach. there are other ways to deal with this that we are going to propose. the -- what the -- the staff is proposing, they say in their report that it would not remove spending limits for participating candidates, but i ask you to think about this a little more deeply. they say the spending limits apply as long as no candidates reach the spending limits, and then once candidates reach the spending limits, the spending limits don't apply anymore. that kind of scircuitous spending, that's a catch 22. i would say doing that gives you a public perception problem. we're already asking the taxpayers to pay for money for politicians. so we can't be able to say to them, you know, there actually is some expenditure to this. we're going to have to say no, there are no expenditure limits. candidates get to spend whatever they want, we just want some of it to be public money. i think that's not a smart way to go. the current expenditure limits have actually been moderately effective. if you look at the

. >> congressman cleaver, he said this nation because of the shutdown we're at the most vulnerable thate have been since 9/11 as a nation. focusing in on the birdier and leaving everything else open. >> i didn't want to put this out there, but you have. thank you so much. i appreciate that. >>> two bills to reopen the government are headed for a vote in the senate, but neither one stands much of a chance. jay inslee weighs in on the month-long shutdown. he's next. you've had quite the career. i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan. let's create a plan for what's next. i like that. get a plan that's right for you. td ameritrade. ♪ to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ when did sleep start requiring effort? what if it didn't have to? each tempur-pedic bed is made with advanced pressure-relieving mater

emanuel cleaver told politico, i'm sure that she means well, but there is almost an outstanding rule, do not attack your own people, we just don't need sniping in our democratic congress. it does not seem like she is sweating pressure from her peers. >> on a scale of 0-some, how many [bleep] do you give? >> i think it is zero. >> she has one thing that you don't see anywhere else and congress, it is a nameplates pal asteroid with well wishes from places like georgia, colorado, california, it is post-it note size proof that her message is catching on fire outside of her district in queens and the bron bronx. >> bret: peter doocy on the hill, thanks. the protest near a kentucky catholic school following last week's encounter between students and native american veteran that went viral, we will bring it out. first here is what some of the fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 36 as a north carolina judge says that they are not grounds to step in and declare victory for the republicans in the country's last undecided congressional race. investigation continues into whether the slim lea

congregational church, it was a church, and we came back and joined the church, hugh beaumont, known as ward cleaver, was an usher, and a member of the board of supervisors was a deacon, marty nixon was in the choir, if you -- marni nixon, google her if you don't know she -- who she was. and my sunday school teacher, it was a fabulous church experience.>>> hiring dozens and dozens of my family members, extended family members to work in the steal mills in chicago, steele is a critical wartime material, and you don't want traitors or saboteurs working in your steele meal, they said we love these people, they are will good workers, we will take more.>>> which takes us to this one, what is this doing here? the good news is, there are more and more interpretations and presentations of this experience. luis valdes has a play, which i encourage you to have a look at, it has to do with a mexican family and name japanese family at the time of the outbreak in world war ii, covering some of the human issues involved, and right here on campus, the sisters matsumoto, about a family returning after internment, t

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although the research is still in its infancy and michelle cleaver shows differences between men and women but also non-binary areas. with a brain and we expected to discover that there were no fixed categories you know instead it's a continuum our brain develops into what can be classed as more male or more female on the basis of biological hormonal and chromosomal influence and. it's not static but develops an interaction with our environment and our experience with. the brain can't be clearly identified as have. in one single sex it's a mix of male female and the many shades in between. one shot shock of electricity and frankenstein's monster is jolted into life. in the classic film based on the novel written by mary shelley that's all it takes . but what happens in real life when electricity is applied to regions of the brain. research is that the university hospital of zurich want to give our brains a priest so christian wolf and his team have wired up their test subjects. and the experiment begins now. over the subjects don't actually feel a thing transcranial brain stimulation

although the research is still in its infancy and michelle cleaver shows differences between men and women but also non-binary areas. with the brain and we expected to discover that there were no fixed categories you know instead it's a continuum our brain develops into what can be classed as more male or more female on the basis of biological hormonal and chromosomal influence and. it's not static but develops an interaction with our environment and our experience with. the brain can't be clearly identified as have. in one single sex it's a mix of many female and the many shades in between. one shock shock of electricity and frankenstein's monster is jolted into life. in the classic film based on the novel written by mary shelley that's all it takes . but what happens in real life when electricity is applied to regions of the brain. research is that the university hospital of zurich want to give our brains a priest so christian wolf and his team have wired up their test subjects. and the experiment begins now. over the subjects don't actually feel a thing transcranial brain stimulat

cleaver: i represent missouri's fifth congressional district. it is one of the weird shaped districts in the country, and probably one that i wish all members had, because i represent the largest city in the state and some of the smallest towns anywhere around. i represent towns with as little as 225 people. so it is a good mix of rural and urban. , if i were druthers able to draw the districts of the united states, we would have districts drawn in such a way that they would have an urban area and a rural area. it requires that a person understand the urban issues and the rural issues. it would require that that member get greatly involved in agricultural bills, to know what the cost of pig bellies are on the market and what soybeans are, and at the same time know how much money is in the hud budget for block grants. i think it would bring about a more -- a much smoother way in which members of congress would operate, because there's no district that would be 100% urban and have absolutely no interest in the rural and so forth and so on. and i t