all, for now, while the ceremony of awarding the participants of the fortress for honor and dignity foundation continues on the screen, the box will be ready viktor vasilyevich, you will have the next problem, one of the nominees on duty, one of the leaders will be. now i'll catch it. i'll show you, come on, i'll show you soon. come on, let's go faster, faster than the stomach, faster we bring down we bring down. we left a verbal portrait, also broken. mishka lapshin it doesn't fit in my head. we should go to his daughter to help with the funeral, the guys have already called. so everything is under control. the brightest person on the course was remember, right? and what do you think? judging by the picture of the crime of the killer , the local gopniks are drug addicts, the area is dysfunctional. i agreed with the drug control about a tour of the area where the murder took place, the famous point after eight, the dance floor starts to work, you can always take a text and other club drug tours not here on a budget. why don't you close them? yes, these are newbies, until we are established. we

dignity. the for people to have a foundation. for people to truly get the second chance that they deserve in life and to have stable housing at the center of all that. but also what steve has created is more than just housing and abstinence based programs. who uplift 1 another and in turn, all of the folks who are part of this incredible family, they're going to try and continue to help other people, other people who are struggling with some of the similar issues that unfortunately they've had to endure and they are living examples of when it's done right. they are living examples of when redemption happens, when second chances happen, when opportunity happens. this is more than just a building when it's being remodeled and beautiful artwork and nice paint. it's more than that. it's what we are, what we represent in san francisco. and what we have to continue to invest in. we can't keep saying that we believe in it, but not make the investments to change it. and, so that's why we're here today. and, i couldn't be more proud becau

country dos us with them because of that is what makes dignity, our coexistence in europe so difficult that the things that have fared, worked with foundation in the far past are suddenly used to disappear, argue things. now that can make a peaceful coexistence difficult. so let us hope that while gary will choose a path that makes it possible for it to unfold its own strength in the european union. and that it can work closely together with its neighbors in the western bolton's. this up to remove this is why i support the efforts of the french presidency of the council to negotiate an agreement. and i hope that all of the conflicts can be settled by so that there will be a stable, prosperous, western vulcans. cuz this is in every once in tried to call, you include our colleagues, one last thing, the bazooka key that took place in our meeting and key of grammar with the global. we talked about the global consequences of the was increased energy prices up to scarcity of resources in coordination with our, on the international and european partners. and we're doing everything we can to plan for the future. this is particularly true when it co

dignity. the for people to have a foundation.iction including my sister. you know, waldon house tried to help, but we need more. and we don't need people who've not experienced things in the same way that you have experienced making decisions about what should happen. part of what i'm here to do is not only listen to what you're struggling with and provide it necessary but also making sure we have representatives, policy makers able to help me on the board of supervisors instead of against me to help me to get the resources necessary to turn things around for so many people in this city. and the person who is definitely going to be a leader in helping all of those efforts because of his own personal story is the supervisor of district six matt dorsey. [applause] >> thanks everybody. my name is matt and i'm an addict and alcoholic. [cheers and applause] it was the convergence of a public health crisis in accidental drug overdose deaths in the last couple of years. in my own personal journey in drug addiction that moved me to ask m

dignity. the for people to have a foundation.ple to truly get the second chance that they deserve in life and to have stable housing at the center of all that. but also what steve has created is more than just housing and abstinence based programs. who uplift 1 another and in turn, all of the folks who are part of this incredible family, they're going to try and continue to help other people, other people who are struggling with some of the similar issues that unfortunately they've had to endure and they are living examples of when it's done right. they are living examples of when redemption happens, when second chances happen, when opportunity happens. this is more than just a building when it's being remodeled and beautiful artwork and nice paint. it's more than that. it's what we are, what we represent in san francisco. and what we have to continue to invest in. we can't keep saying that we believe in it, but not make the investments to change it. and, so that's why we're here today. and, i couldn't be more proud because seein

foundation for the history is about morethan having strong roads and bridges . it's about making sure that here in america. folks who work hard can live their lives in dignitythat's why i continue to call on congress to finally pass the pro-act. which will make it easier for workers to organize. [applause] you know, when franklin roosevelt passed the nlrb he didn't say you can't have unions. it said we should encourage unions. that's what the nlrb says. it's a big difference. and look, i'm not just saying that to be prounion i'm saying it because i'm pro-american . folks. [applause] that's the approach i've taken to build this economy. and what has to be done, what we brought down covid deaths by 90 percent. open to schools and businesses that were shuttered and it created the greatest job recovery in american history . what people don't want to talk about these days but it's true. we've created b,8.7 million jobs in 16 months, an all-time record. and even last month 390,000 jobs and 600,000 new manufacturing jobs. they said manufacturing is dead in america. look folks, our unemployment rate is near historic clothes . the 3.7 percent, millions of americans

foundation in the future of this country is about more than having strong roads and bridges. it is about making sure that here in america, folks who work hard can live their lives with dignity andespect. that is why i continue to call on congress to finally pass the proact -- pro act which would make it easier for workers to organize. [cheers and applause] pres. biden: you know, when franklin roosevelt left the nlrb , it did not say you cannot have unions. it said we should encourage unions. that is what the nlrb says. big difference. i'm not just saying that to be prounion. i'm saying it because i am pro-american. folks -- [cheers and applause] pres. biden: that is the approach i have taken to build this economy. what has to be done, we brought down covid deaths by 90%. we open schools and businesses that were shuttered. we created the greatest job recovery in american history. people don't want to talk about it these days but it is true. since i became president we have created 8.7 million new jobs, an all-time record. even last month, 390,000 jobs and 600,000 new manufacturing jobs. they said manufacturing is dead in america. look, folks. our unemployment rate is near histor

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the human bondage but we will reclaim the human dignity of the way they have been beneficiaries and significant part of the battle from the very foundation of our nation's existence. we use the month of june to educate and acknowledge our rightful place in american history, and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back to the gentlelady from houston, texas. ms. jackson lee: what a powerful display of the richness of the caribbean, the family connection, her pride for this wonderful opportunity to speak about the people in the caribbean. i'm very grateful to you for relating your connections and your predecessor and we have a stakeholder in shirley chisholm and my pride as a very young person having been introduced at a church program and lawyer's program, those moments were very special and working in her district for you might remember her and getting to know and be around her during that time. i am delighted to make mention at this point representative bowman who will be presenting his statement into the record, a strong member. he will be one of those who will submit a statement in the record along with representative mccormick. and i will

foundation for the future of this country is about more than having strong roads and bridges. it's about making sure that here in america, folks who work hard can live their lives with dignity and respect. that's why i continue to call on congress to finally pass the pro act. which will make it easier for workers to organize. [ applause ] >> when franklin roosevelt passed the nlrb, he didn't say you can't have unions. it said we should encourage unions. a big difference. look, i'm not just saying that to be pro union. i'm saying it because i'm pro american. folks, that's the approach i've taken to build this economy. it has to be done -- we brought down covid deaths by 90%. oh opened schools and businesses that were shuttered. it all created the greatest job recovery in american history. people don't want to talk about these days, but it's true. since i've become president we've created 8.7 million new jobs in 16 months. an all-time record. and even last month, 390,000 jobs and 600,000 new manufacturing jobs. who said manufacturing is dead in america? look, folks, our unemployment rate is near historic lows. 3.7% -- millions of americans -- i love these guys talking about -- gu

foundation for the future of this country is about more than having strong roads and bridges. it is about making sure that here in america folks who work hard can live their lives with dignity and respect. that's why i continue to call on congress to finally pass the pro act to make it easier for workers to organize. [applause] you know, when franklin roosevelt passed nrlb it didn't say you can't have unions, it said we should encourage unions. the big difference. and look, i'm not just saying it to be pro union. i'm saying it because i'm pro-american. folks -- [applause] that's the approach i've taken to build this economy. what has to be done, what we brought down covid deaths by 90%. we opened schools and businesses that were shuttered. all -- all created the greatest job recovery in american history. people don't want to talk about it these days but it is true. since i became president we've created 8.7 million new jobs in 16 months, an all-time record. [applause] even last month 390,000 jobs. and 600,000 new manufacturing jobs. they said manufacturing is dead in america. look, folks, our unemployment rate is near historic lows and 3.7%. millions of americans are leaving --

foundation for the future of this country is about more than having strong roads and bridges. it's about making sure that here in america folks who work hard can live their lives with dignity and respect. that's why i continue to call on congress to finally pass the pro act. make it easier for workers to organize. [ applause ] you know, when franklin roosevelt passed the law, it didn't say you can't have unions. it said we should encourage unions. it's a big difference. look, i'm not just saying that to be pro union. i'm saying it because i'm pro american. folks -- [ applause ] that's the approach i've taken to build this economy. what has to be done, well, we brought down covid deaths by 90%. we opened schools and businesses that were shuttered. it all created the greatest job recovery in american history. people don't want to talk about these days, but it's true. since i've become president, we've created 8.7 million new jobs in 16 months, an all-time record. last month, 390,000 jobs. 600,000 new manufacturing jobs. they said manufacturing is dead in america. look, folks, our unemployment rate is near historic lows. 3.7% and millions of americans are -- i love these guys tal