ernie: yeah, ernie. really nice to meet you. lemonis: this is a really nice store. ernie: thank you. lemonis: i notice that you have a lot of accessories. ernie: i basically try to get as much retail as i can. lemonis: this comes through corporate, or this comes -- ernie: no, this we did ourselves. i've had to add more products to meet the rent kind of thing. lemonis: do you work with taylor at all? ernie: no. lemonis: never. ernie: i've been told i shouldn't e-mail past 5:00, i'm intruding upon his time. lemonis: he tells you that. ernie: yeah, we don't really have a good working relationship. lemonis: look, i'd been planning to hang out around dallas, but after hearing what ernie had to say, i wanted to see taylor's store in austin. honestly, my first impression, i wasn't even sure if it was open for business. as the owner of the business, you have one your managers convince you to open up a store in austin. you get here, you decide to tour the parking lot because you want to experience it as the owner. it's got no drive-through pole. you get up here, there's a bl

eventually prompting congress to pass a bill nicknamed the ernie bill. that provided combat infantry ith an additional $5 to $10 a month. this benefit would eventually lead to the creation of combat we know it today. near the end of the war on april 1945, pyle was reporting on army's 305th infantry regiment on the island of iwo killed by e was japanese gunfire. following his death, president stated, and i quote, no man in this war has so story of the american fighting man as wanted it ghting men told. ernie pyle was awarded the journalism ze for for his war correspondence as well as the medal of merit and heart posthumously. today his legacy lives on through the work of dedicated and in t organizations museums and libraries such as in new e pyle library mexico that has being designated a een national historic landmark and the ernie pyle world war ii useum in his hometown of dana, indiana, in my congressional district. body -- eful for this congress taking up this legislation to honor the legacy hoosier and an american hero. bill, a yes vote on this and i

his his love for y-- for community, ernie touched the during his y people service. his legacy of love and service will be felt into eternity. issouri's fourth congressional district is blessed to have had ecil serving others and the lord. i wish him my best and god's in his blessings well-deserved retirement. speaker, i rise today to give recognition to ken and sue, owners of the world's american splay of revolutiona revolutionary war-era flags. recently, i visited their collection in collins, missouri, see over 315 o eplica flags used by american colonists and their allies from 1781.o i was very impressed by their extensive collection and their nowledge of the history behind each individual flag. during his high school teaching ken began researching flags and his ra ife, sue, a skilled seem -- seamstress. their flags serve as a learning of and interactive way keeping history alive. i greatly appreciate ken and sue theirking time to show me flag collection. educational e, experience that highlights the courage and sacrifice of our patriots. mr. speaker, i rise today

ernie, presidente de la asociaciÓn de carteros, sirviendo a todo condado santa clara dijo que se tieneen los prÓximos meses, nbc y telemundo harÁn estas pruebas para calcular el tiempo de entrega, losman tendremos informados. >>> san francisco se prepara para elecciones de noviembre, para esto tiene mÁs de mil 200 plazas abiertas en precintos electorales y tambiÉn han estado en contacto con la oficina de correos para resolver cualquier problema que surja. >>> alcaldes enviaron caro tal senado y la casa es de representantes para extender la fecha lÍmite de censo 2020, esto como fue entre lÍderes de ambos partido donde estÁ el alcalde lee cardo. y en otros temas, telemundo 48 in noor de personas que se recuperan de covid-19, pero han quedado con bien secuelas. y a esto se suma posibilidad de presentar problemas con el cerebro y sistema nervioso, victoria sosa hablÓ con expertos. >>> el covid-19 puede darse cuelas nik neuro lÓgica. >>> mientras el mundo espera una vacuna contra covid-19 expertos a advierten de secuelas que puede dejar la enfermedad. >>> inflama tejidos y esto es parte de

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♪ another day older and deeper in debt ♪ >> a number-one hit, "sixteen tons" by tennessee ernie ford ♪ i owe my soul to the company store ♪ ♪ >> but that song topped the charts in 1955, long after almost all the company towns closed, and their story is more nuance than old tennessee ernie is letting on. history professor ed meena. who did it benefit more -- the company or the employees? >> the company had a steady force of workers at their disposal, but it gave the workers an opportunity to find their own life and their own future. >> company towns make it possible for workers to take the jobs in the new post-civil war industries located near natural resources like coal, lumber, iron, and oil. >> it was you came on the railroad, dropped off, went to work. >> were the people that lived in these company towns proud to work for the company, or is it a little indentured servitude? >> a little bit of both. the company was run for profit, and the workers, in many instances, were very expendable, but some of the company towns were a little bit better, and workers were given the opportunity

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close friends and the justices gather to remember ginsburg has a brilliant jurist skilled attorney ernie fighter and friend when she spoke. people listened chief justice john roberts as the impact of justice ginsburg meet in the high court first as a lawyer and then as associate justice will last for generations there she won famous victories that helped move our nation closer. >>to equal justice under law. to the extent that women are now a majority in law schools. it's not simply a handful, i'm just honoring her memory outside thousands of people lined up to pay their respects. >>warren trips as he came all the way from madison wisconsin. i want to be here with other order strength determination and courage that killed debra weiner described ginsburg, she says the li just as inspired her to pursue a career in law, it's just so impressive that she's continued to fight in the way she's fought all the time ginsburg who passed away friday after a lengthy battle with cancer served on the high court for 27 years. >>beaver dirty says she hopes her work fighting for gender equality lives on br

. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was bert and ernie.s in "the mandalorian. i had this cloak like obi-wan kenobi and they couldn't see me it was very secretive. and at the owl restaurant in albuquerque where we were shooting, they put signs out, you know, that said, "shooting mayonnaise commercial. you know, just everything and anything to divert the attention to it. so i'm sorry i had to lie to you. i really am. >> jimmy: but that was after you were on my show? >> i shot in albuquerque on monday and tuesday in january, and then i was on your show on wednesday. >> jimmy: holy - >> and i was just -- when you asked me that question i went, oh no. >> jimmy: wow. >> i have to go, hey, look at that shiny object. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and i probably looked at it, too well done. i mean, you're good, but you are good all right, well i still love you, bud can you stick around i want to talk about -- disney -- your disney plus movie when we come back. >> terrific. thank you. >> jimmy: more with bryan cranston, everybody. come on back to "th

. >> we also have a little something from our friend ernie on sesame street. ernie?let's get ready for back to school with this next question. >> are there any different or additional precautions that students should take as we approach flu season while we are still dealing with covid-19 at the same time? >> dr. edith, such a smart question. i know so many families are talking about right now, should we be approaching flu season differently this year because of covid-19? >> yes. so i definitely hope that some of the measures that we are taking to prevent the spread of covid-19 will also help us to prevent this part of the flu, but if there's anything that we've learned in these past few months is that we need every tool we have. and when it comes to the flu, we also have a safe and effective vaccine so this season is more important than ever that we all go get our flu shots. >> and it's not a bad time to start doing that now even over the next month or so. we have another question about masks from 7-year-old twins parker and c.j. let's take a look. >> what's the prop

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ernie and grover and cookie monster.nd it's not only that i learned to speak in english, now i know how to live in the united states. so this is how you do it! now i'm powerful. now i know i can do anything i want. i will make myself learn how to do it. and i got that from pbs. i bought my first set of paints and brushes and i practiced. my path is children's books. and i have found who i wanted to be... which is that person who has something to say. pbs and sesame street,pe theyd all the world to me. judy:d gening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, evictions on hol in a surprise move, the trump administration fans evictions until the end of the year, but questions remain about rent payments. then, coronavirus on the rise, infections spike in iowa, promptg the white house to urge the governor to reimpose restrictions. plus, health care abroad. we visit switzerland to examine a system with market -- with universal coverage and market driven private coverage andpask how it cs to the u.s. >> the swiss have the low

kilometers right now the train service remember to a small number of people only 3 percent of overbridge ernie's are made on the sky train or underground metro system. most of the passengers are young and middle class. and i find the sky train is the most reliable way to travel i need to work it means i can plan and i know how long i need for the journey not like the bus which sometimes doesn't turn up all the driver refuses to let you on board. me. i'm about to take the sky train to see him station. will take me 15 minutes. in the same journey by taxi or car would take 40 minutes it's so much faster that's why i use the skytrain. for those who don't live near the train line there's a relatively new service available and app that allows them to book a took took which will then take them to the nearest train station. the auto rickshaw is. providing a relatively quiet emission free journey to the skytrain. the company behind it move me has only been going 3 years. we're doing quite well we got. the call we bought. before. we get to our. audience year. on this year. like elsewhere many people in ba

election of ernie's posted a video on instagram showing his team rummaging through his hotel room in tomsk shortly after he fell ill wearing surgical gloves they collected evidence in plastic bags and according to the post passed it on to the germans apparently one of the water bottles they submitted was found to contain traces of not the chalk however a co-creator of that nerve agent leonid rink told us there's no way of would even have got as far as boarding the plane had he ingested some of that stuff in the hotel. it would be found he wouldn't have been able to leave the hotel that's if it was normal jock and he really touched it or drank something 1st of all even in small and not very toxic doses provokes pupil contraction in such a way a person would be almost blind so could barely move so even with only very mild exposure he wouldn't have been able to get on a plane there are photos of him in the hotel in the plane in the russian hospital and yet we can't see any of the symptoms poisoning and novacek and not worse to use for this case. richard that they definitely would get so

ernie ar serving all of santa clara county. >> the infrastructure is in place where we can pretty much get mail from the east coast to the west coast in, you know, a reasonable amount of time. >> vote by mail, first of all, is a safe and secure election model. >> reporter: jim arizari oversees elections in san mateo county, where they've been using exclusively mail-in ballot systems for years now. this will be the fifth elect to use vote by mail. >> we've gotten them within two, three days, at the most five days. surprise you? >> no surprises whatsoever. we've been meeting with the u.s. postal service representatives already for a couple of months in preparation for this election. >> you would acknowledge, though, the country is watching right now, are they not? >> the country is watching, but i think everybody needs to feel safe and secure in this process. this is not our first rodeo. it's not the united states postal service's first rodeo. >> reporter: can the mail carriers deliver? can the post office deliver these 100 million or more mail-in ballots? are you up to the task? >> yes.

at the current time but our country is now experiencing a massive wave of voluntary reach ernie's thousands of venezuelan migrants who are returning from countries with extremely high levels of covert 19 such as colombia ecuador parun chile and brazil and they are returning for a number of reasons but the most important is the failure of those countries to manage golden 19 and secondly because of the systematic violation of the human rights of venezuelan migrants. the use of age old incentive for big policies against the migrants from our country. including at the highest levels of the government in these countries. there's been discrimination mistreatment lack of socio economic conditions situations of semi servitude trafficking in persons indignities that our people have suffered as migrants and what is the reaction of the world been. we wonder what a support. who is concerned for venezuela facing such reprehensible acts silence is complicity as we've said the covert 19 pandemic. has had a serious impact on the unsustainable living conditions of thousands of migrants in those recipient co

kilometers right now the train service remember to me small number of people only 3 percent of our average ernie's are made on the sky train or underground metro system. most of the passengers are young and middle class. i find this is the most reliable way to travel i need it means i can plan and i know how long i need for the journey not like that which sometimes doesn't turn up all the driver refuses to let you on board. i'm about to take the sky train station. take me 15 minutes. the same journey by taxi it would take 40 minutes. that's why i use the train. for those who don't live near the train line there's a relatively new service available and that allows them to book a took took which will then take them to the nearest train station the auto rickshaw. providing a relatively quiet emission free journey to the sky train. the company behind it move me has only been going 3 years. we're doing quite well. but. before. like elsewhere many people in bangkok have seen their income take a hit in the current pandemic so the idea of introducing a school for cars in the city is a sensitive issue. the

. >> reporter: julie and ernie purposely did not make it outdoors until the temperatures dropped. when it did, they decided to enjoy the sce livermore with the cooler 90 degree weather. >> it was very hot. it was definitely 100 degrees all day long and i did not want to leave the comfort of my air-conditioning. >> in stockton it was really hard. i work in a restaurant and it severely hurt business. >> reporter: but the heat and air quality kept customers from outdoor dining, it did not keep shoppers from outdoor shopping. those looking for labor day deals patiently braved the heat to wait in lines outside the stores. livermore reached a high of 111 degrees with unhealthy air quality. >> it was very hot when i got here. >> reporter: but the heat and air weren't deal breakers for this woman. >> it bothered me more in the house than it does right here. >> reporter: advertised labor deals of up to 70%. >> some stores have lines to keep with social distancing. that's keeping it safe. but other than that, the sales are worth it so far. we got a couple good things. >> reporter: the tripl

pre-game, post-game, ernie johnson and charles barclay talking about it, real sports with bryant gumbelayers taking to different platforms, writing articles, being on with you, all good. but during the game itself, i think adam silver feels the same way i'm trying to express to you, it could reach the point of diminishing returns. it's been effective even if there's been a price to pay with some fans being alienated. it's been effective in this unique moment in time. going forward, they may have to calibrate what's the best way to achieve the desired result? >> so you think the league succeeded in at least doing it this season, and they may not have to do it next season, or they may have to, as you say, recalibrate? >> yeah. they won't forget the issues, but i think the approach will change over times. again, i'll repeat myself, this seems like a unique moment in time, and they were willing to pay whatever price they paid in terms of television ratings and fans claiming to be alienated because they thought the social justice issues were more important. >> i've been watching, and i think

between you and my uncle ernie, i've made some mad money >> what's going on >> caller: jim, i connect companies and software providers to e commerce solutions. one platform that's frequently requested is a company that just went public in august. with the holidays rolling around, i think this company is ripe for the picking what is your opinion on big commerce >> i saw that. people didn't like the quarter they have to come on maybe people were incorrect in not liking the quarter but thank you for the sxinkind comments and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the icon that does the same. the rx, crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $409 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. experience amazing t-mobile's new offer on iphone 11 pro is even better on our most powerful signal. switch and get two new lines of unlimited for only $90 and 2 iphone 11 pro's on us. only at t-mobile. >>> is it time to circle back to sage therapeutics? they, this is a buyiopharm

close friends and the justices gather to remember ginsburg has a brilliant jurist skilled attorney ernie fighter and friend when she spoke. people listened chief justice john roberts as the impact of justice ginsburg meeting the high court first as a lawyer and then as associate justice will last for generations there she won famous victories that helped move our nation closer. >>to equal justice under law. to the extent that women are now a majority in law schools. it's not simply a handful, i'm just honoring her memory outside thousands of people lined up to pay their respects. >>warren trips as he came all the way from madison wisconsin. i want to be here with other order strength determination and courage debra weiner described ginsburg, she says the li just as inspired her to pursue a career in law, it's just so impressive that she's continued to fight in the way she saw it all the time ginsburg who passed away friday after a lengthy battle with cancer served on the high court for 27 years. beaver dirty says she hopes her work fighting for gender equality lives on bring need to work

when i was in law school come if we go back to that, ernie brown, mark and will and the others, the constitution as it then was probably focus primarily on the commerce clause. it was before, it was just after brown v. board of education. it's about a decade after not too much had happened yet. the reason i think it's so important now, when reason, is it extended the protections of the billl of rights to the states. so the states couldn't take away a free speechke and the states couldn't treat you unfairly and so forth. the other reason, it had a very basic principles. it has basic principles of treating people fairly. it has basic reasons in that due process clause that go all the way back to king john and the magna carta. the great thing about the magna the barons forced on king john, was it said, due process of law, that means king john. you cannot just put people in prison because you would like o it. you have to follow the law, too. and every onene of us has that protection. and it's that very basic legal principles that really is the rule of law. okay? one, you follow the law. two, you don

close friends and the justices gather to remember ginsburg has a brilliant jurist skilled attorney ernie fighter and friend when she spoke. people listened chief justice john roberts as the impact of justice ginsburg meet in the high court first as a lawyer and then as associate justice will last for generations there she won famous victories that helped move our nation closer. >>to equal justice under law. to the extent that women are now a majority in law schools. it's not simply a handful, i'm just honoring her memory outside thousands of people lined up to pay their respects. >>warren trips and he came all the way from madison wisconsin. i want to be here with other people strength determination and courage that killed debra weiner described ginsburg, she says the li just as inspired her to pursue a career in law, it's just so impressive that she's continued to fight in the way she's fought all the time ginsburg who passed away friday after a lengthy battle with cancer served on the high court for 27 years. beaver jury says she hopes her work fighting for gender equality lives on bri

he said he was fine, but he did not practice today and anyone who has sprained ernie knows the pain usually comes in the day after regardless it was a tough guy and cautioning him we'll play him of the doctors give him the hey hey we've got to be all right, you know woke up the next a little sore. >>he fully expects to be there sunday like he always does and just like he always plays to the game when it happens. but. >>we'll give them the whole week in all always love to get him out there on friday. we'll see how that goes but you know friday just to walk through anyways but candles one guy that. i mean he's ready to go on sunday and the doctors say it's good to we have no problem with him going without practice and. >>the raiders made history on sunday with the organizations first win as the las vegas raiders this week though open up in their brand-new las vegas home john treat has more. >>over a century ago, teddy roosevelt talked about the man in the arena. he spoke about the game changer who despite the controversy and chaos stood strong. the raiders last 6 seasons that man has been the

>>and now a statement is on your screen from the attorney ernie of the hairstyle is jonathan bernardo who did pelosi's here on monday. it reads quote this office is in possession of photographs videos and witness information that erica chaos, the if the owner of the salon contrary to her prior statements to the press has actually been operating her business during the stay at home orders and similar executive orders limiting in-store operation since as far back as april this chaos is seen on photographs on video footage styling various clients hair ignoring social distancing guidelines and not wearing protective equipment masks as recently as a few days prior to speaker pelosi's arrival at the salon on august 31st. now i've reached out to the salon owner yesterday never heard back ios is speaking exclusively to fox news saying. pelosi pelosi is claim of being set up is absolutely false. she says that she released the video with no political intent and that she was just trying to show the hypocrisy of pelosi, someone who is a political figure. these often talking about the importance o

we know about babe ruth calling the shot, ernie banks saying "call two."ly, that any time there's a pandemic-mandated doubleheader rule, where you only play seven innings in a game, and you lose the first game in walk-off fashion but rally to win the second, how many times have we seen it? that's a sure thing. this team, red sox, destined for october. joe and i are clearing our calendars. how many times have you seen it? >> how many times? it is, willie, truly, it's baseball lore by now, is it not? if you win the second

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so definitely not out of the woods as far as we are bleak colored skies, whole lot more normal than ernien of yesterday and we are definitely nowhere close to normal as far as air quality goes. >>smoke gradually continuing to descend into the bay area and even though it may smell pretty fresh where you're at just take a look at your car you see all that ash that's what's gradually dropping out of the sky from our wildfire smoke up above. you don't want to be breathing that in so limit outdoor exposure. we are still seeing wildfire smoke across the bay due to those fires burning well to our north we have a strong northerly wind a couple of days ago, pushed it down our direction. yesterday obviously made its impact today, beginning to settle down now yesterday any sort of light that was pushed through that smoke blue light with scattered so all you're left with was the red and orange that we saw today, we're a little bit closer to the smoke itself so it just looks more gray looks better but not necessarily better for you, 60's and 50's for current temperatures, it's great it's dark, it's co

close friends and the justices gather to remember ginsburg has a brilliant jurist skilled attorney ernie fighter and friend when she spoke. people listened chief justice john roberts as the impact of justice ginsburg meet in the high court first as a lawyer and then as associate justice will last for generations there she won famous victories that helped move our nation closer. >>to equal justice under law. to the extent that women are now a majority in law schools. it's not simply a handful, i'm just honoring her memory outside thousands of people lined up to pay their respects. >>warren trips and he came all the way from madison wisconsin. i want to be here with other people strength determination and courage that killed debra weiner described ginsburg, she says the li just as inspired her to pursue a career in law, it's just so impressive that she's continued to fight in the way she's fought all the time ginsburg who passed away friday after a lengthy battle with cancer served on the high court for 27 years. >>beaver jury says she hopes her work fighting for gender equality lives on b

see some of the practical hands-on experience that apprentices here receive, and while, as i said, erni it'st quieter here than usual because of the covid-19 restrictions, but the pride of these workers who are learning the skills and will carry them throughout their careers, is still unmistakable. my father, and i apologize for repeating this, but it warrants saying every time. my dad use to have an expression. he said a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it is about your place in the community. it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say honey, it's going to be okay, and mean it. that's a lesson i've never forgotten. it's the way i grew up, surrounded by hardworking families in scranton, pennsylvania. a lot of steelworkers in delaware. all those jobs are gone now. you know, and that's what i saw here at this training center. dedicated women and men investing in their dignity. there dignity. here in the iron range, we can see the resilience in the group of communities that built america. fortified by the strength of union

we know about babe ruth calling the shot, ernie banks saying "call two." it's a cliche, really, that any time there's a pandemic-mandated doubleheader rule, where you only play seven innings in a game, and you lose the first game in walk-off fashion but rally to win the second, how many times have we seen it? that's a sure thing. this team, red sox, destined for october. joe and i are clearing our calendars. how many times have you seen it? >> how many times? it is, willie, truly, it's baseball lore by now, is it not? if you win the second half of a twilight doubleheader, shortened, seven innings, that's a sign, will. how are the yankees doing, by the way? >> whoa, i knew you were going to -- i'd like to point out that secretariat was not 13 1/2 games back when he broke down the stretch at the belmont, but -- but, the yankees now are tied in the loss column for fourth place in the a.l. east after losing again last night to the blue jays. they're tied for fourth place. this is a team on paper we thought was going to win all the games. >> what's happening th

that house ten years later i was getting ready to sail to england on a full scholarship and what that ernie was like in that time. but around the same time they were also writing about an armed jewelry store robbery. the robbery was a botched robbery where four guys went into a jewelry store and one of the first two guys went ten they had guns andbo got everybody on the ground and in the next two guys walkex into the jewelry sth and when they walked in they pulled out mallets and one guy with a gun and one guy with the mallet went to the right and the other with a gun and amount went to the left and the mallets walked around to smash around jewelry cases. they took out watches and rings and necklaces. they got about $400,000 worth that day and one of them yelled let's go at all four ran out of the store to the adjacent parking lot. one of the peoplens in the store that day was an police officer who was moonlighting as a security guard. he was a 13 year veteran from the baltimore police force and a three-time recipient of the police officer of the year and was also a father of five who just

you are seeing an attempt, you have even seen some efforts by ernie sanders to say joe biden's approachand biden is a democrat in sanders self identifies as a socialist. you knew there would be differences but trying to bring those two together is something the president tried to exploit tonight repeatedly. i thought it was not a very of lightning debate. i thought it was to my mind unbelievable that you have the president of the united states and i am debating you the moderator as well as him, got into it with chris wallace and then he tried to steamroll, run over joe biden. for me if you look at the issues, if you are an american looking at this and saying what about covid-19? what was said that can help me? i didn't see that the president was able to say here's what i'm going to do to help with the covid-19 crisis, joe biden responds and says it is what it is because of who you are, mister president and again let's look at the racial issue. when talking about race the issue of racial sensitivity training the president says it is radical and joe biden says we have to deal with the fac

>> welcome to "america wants to know i'm ernie anastas, and this is the... in 12, i hosted a special show in new york where viewers asked a lot of questionsbout their favorite celebrities. many, of course, were interested in donald trump, and whate was like as a young boy growing up in queens. i managed to catch up with donald's parents, mary and freda trum asked them, "what was donald's favorite game as a child?"op >> he played my. yes, indeed. >> he liked to play. >> he played with his brother. >> he played with robert, but more than monopoly, he played with building blocks. >> ooh. >> aays with building blocks. >> narrator: but donald trump's childhood was much more complicated. early on, a family crisis, his mother seriously ill. >> when he was two-and-a-half, ilmy grandmother got very l. donald, who was at a very, very critical point in his development as a child, was essentially abandoned by her. he may not entirely trust women. he finds it difficult, if not on any deep level, because ithem don't believe he ever was ab to with her. >> when you ask him

the rating system will test the capital adequacy, the assets, management capability, ernie, liquidityand sensitivity of various corporations. well, we're just asking that diversity and inclusion be examined as well and require that there be diversity officers within these organizations, that there be meetings to take place contrary to of course what the president would have. the president of america, it is anti-american to have diversity and inclusion as an agenda item. unfortunately, he has an america that is shrinking. most people i believe in this country ought to see everybody treated fairly and equally. and to do this we can simply wait for it to happen, or we can have legislation comparable to what we are presenting to this body. asking my colleagues to please take a look at this legislation and give me your thoughts on it. it is anti-american to do what the president is doing, that is to ban diversity training, and call it anti-american. the president is doing the country a disservice with this kind of behavior, and my hope is will have legislation in place so future presidents

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