you know, flint was really if you talk to people in flint, they will tell you that that city was the birthplace of the american middle class. and everything that's happened to flint in the last 30 years has sunk the middle class. and so these are people who are working full time and in jobs that would maybe used to 30 years ago would have provided a decent income and a decent life for a family. but it's not enough anymore. so wages haven't kept pace with inflation and other costs. so people are doing this, like you said, to really top up their income. i mean, i've met people who have who sell plasma to afford to take vacations. i met a young woman who had sold plasma to go to a friend's wedding. i've also met people who sell plasma to buy groceries. it's really runs the gamut. but i would say the primary some of the primary targets are mexican citizens who live on the borderlands. college students, and then people who live in economically deprived parts of the united states. the rust belt is full of plasma centers. and you interviewed so many people for this book. was there a particu

flint was really if you pass people in flint they will tell you the city was the birthplace of the americandle class everything that's happened to flint in the last 30 years has sunk the middle class. these are people who are working full-time and in jobs that may be used to 30 years ago would've provided a decent income and decent life for the family but it's not enough anymore. people are doing this to pop up their ncome. >> was there a particular story that stood out to you or meant a lot encapsulated. >> the one person i really think of a lot as a woman during the pandemic in texas had gotten into a lot of legal trouble when she was young and it was mostly traffic tickets and build up and build up. she finally found herself in a situation where she had a payoff exorbitant court fees and fines or she would end up in jail. she started selling plasma to pay off her court fees. it was really her story for me really illustrated how people can get trapped in poverty in this country. and punished for not being wealthy. rather than assisted. she really alfelt like she had options other than sel

>> i went to a plasma center in flint, michigan. it is so mechanized and structured and sanitary it feels like science fiction. there are rows of chairs. seated in the chairs, reclining, strapped up to be machines, that is part of it. the other part was talking to donors about what they have to eat to feel okay when they are doing this. it is interesting to me, back to the blood donation comparison. when you donate blood they will give you a cookie to make you feel better at the end. if you donate plasma they won't give you anything unless you are on the verge of passing out. the profit margin is so much more important, tiny little things that would make people feel better. people are instructed, the proper diet and to hydrate appropriately, they pay for these things. that is well known among plasma donors, they are not being compensated. it is this expecting people to eat certain things and extracting parts of their body that made me feel like it was agricultural in nature. i had a couple plasma donors, they felt like cows being mi

so flint, i think is a great example. government failure and innovative environmental solutions.so throughout the hour here, we've been talking about these technologies combined, wide distribution and many, many people access to them through software, through hardware, through their phones, whatever it would be. it's helping collect information. it's helping aggregate. it's helping analyze information as the software side of it. and now you're talking there's a monitoring function for ongoing activities. right. and this is where the safety kicks in. all of this sounds very familiar to anybody who's studied economics. but i think what you're telling and i'm just going to ask you to reiterate before i get to our next question, these are all norm mill things in the marketplace, right? if i if i go out to sell or the lemonade stand, these are sorts of things i'm thinking about. it's not necessarily a normal thing for a regulator to be thinking about information collection aggregation, analysis and monitoring. they're thinking legal analysis. they're thinking about rules and things of

at the flint.he lugansk republic, the enemy is constantly using cluster munitions here, plus prohibited shells with phosphorus, how our bikers organized defense and saw ibragim sugaipov. the trigger pulled the trigger pointed at the enemy. the first line of defense of the flint fighters is on the alert around the clock and shells are prepared for any eventuality, each firing position is very well equipped, in addition to a large amount of ammunition. the most important thing is reliable the roof has four layers of rolled logs specially folded to withstand even 150 mortars against cluster munition shelling. here, new gifts to ukrainian nationalists from americans have become accustomed every day to the kremensky forest. this is just a shelter from the cassettes, because these cassettes are not as scary as they were advertised, but, in principle, this is what saves when the cassette explodes from above , the fragments remain here, because not small enemies. in this direction , foster and chemicals en

now in flint there are a lot of people who are selling plasma.ld say more so than the other towns i went too. i also met several people who go to supplement their income. if you talk to people in flint they will target city is the birthplace of the american middled class. everything that's happened to flint in the last 300 years has sunk the middle class. these are people who are working full-time and in jobs that would maybe used to 30 years ago would have provided a decent income and a decent life for a family but it's not enough anymore. we have not kept pace with inflation and other costs so people are doing this like you said to hop up their income. people sell plasma to afford to take vacation i met a young woman who sold plasma to go to a friends wedding. there are people who sell plasma to buy groceries greater really runs the gamut. autism the primary targets of mexican f citizens, college students and people who live in economically deprived parts of the united states. the rest is plasma centers. >> you interviewed so many people for th

if they had a different position of soldiers than we do, in the luhansk region , near the flint, thet of this forest, so they arrange civil conditions on place, just look at this dugout, this is the best advertisement for joining the armed forces of ukraine, these gunners perform their duties well, although none of them chose the profession of a warrior, the war chose them, and in their place , each of us could be a broker, worked in civilian life, a salesman i worked as a cyber security expert. i worked as a report guide . artem lagutenko oleksiy kutsuk from luhansk region for the espresso tv channel. well, let's remind you in the directions of the flint and khrystyna and i were actually watching this material of ours and talking about how new our armed forces approach weapons and that our armed forces are now more ready even than some armies of nato countries , which since the 90s and 2000s have a hybrid of soviet and even newer weapons . oleksandr doroshenko our dps have already mastered all weapons of the regional council, the office of the guard, oleksandr, we congratulate you g

gives to odis structures, infecting the water of civilians flint very often almost every day. here, our positions were literally on fire the other day, because they use phosphorus and also gas, something like gas. uh, what makes people gasp, it bakes, it cuts, and then even some time passes, there is a month and a half. here, for example, for the third month now, the sable fighters have not been porridge, they are responsible for the defense of the flint commander, he cannot leave his comrades and go to his family, even for a short time, and the officer’s wife arranged a surprise and came to his position and saw, how the guys here live together with their eyes. i saw everything, my wife opened another world for me. my wife can come to me. that is, it costs a lot every night the enemy's drg in small groups tries to get through. in our rear, watching the horizon, around the clock. front line. here, at the castle and the enemy sugeip nikolai pyrk andrey astashev oleg dubinin and nikolai dolgachev lead, lugansk people's republic hunger. well, the militants were not lucky. andrey g

and flint anderson dressing room.film set, where the boys and girls were met by the chief director of the film, alexander voditnsky president, after a day we just shoot all summer already come, anytime here, novgorod kremlin, that is, there is a lot to see and see here, and well, for us, this is a commonplace venues. and for even just any other person in general. it's kind of rare. it's interesting to see how things are filmed. it's not very difficult. and really for them. maybe this is all for the whole life of a boy girl who is full of vpecha today. smoldering of the oshlinskaya region next year will be able to watch the film flint already in the cinema. i will definitely remember what you saw the sacrament of cinema maxim petrov aleksey fedorov vesti, veliky novgorod now let's talk about the weather in the european part of the country , the heat continues to intensify, and in the south, against the backdrop of abnormal heat , weather disasters are increasingly being encountered. for more information about this, let

first line of defense flint fighters are on the alert, around the clock and shells are prepared for anyeach firing position is very well equipped, in addition to a large amount of ammunition. the most important thing is a reliable roof - four layers of logs rolled in a special way to withstand even 150 mortars against cluster munitions. new gifts to ukrainian nationalists from americans every day seconds kremensky forest. this is just a cover from cassettes, because these skating rinks are not as scary as they were advertised, uh. well, in principle, this is what saves. when the cassette explodes from above, the fragments remain here, because they are small enemies in this direction do not hesitate to use prohibited weapons and phosphorus and chemicals enter the treatment facilities, contaminating civilians' water with flint very often almost every day. here, our positions were literally on fire the other day, because they use phosphorus and also gas. uh, something like gas. eh, from what people die, the eyes flow cuts, and then even some time passes, there is a month and a half. here,

in flint, there are a lot of people down on their luck who are selling plasma. i would say, more so than the other towns that i went to. i saw several people who did it to supplement their incomes. if you talk to people in flint they will tell you that that city was the birthplace of the american middle class. everything that happened to flint in the last 30 years has sunk the middle class. so these are people who are working full-time, and in jobs that would maybe use two, 30 years, ago provided a decent income and life for a family, but it's not enough anymore. so wages have not kept pace with inflation and other costs. people are doing this, like you, said to prop up their income. i met people who sell plasma to afford to take vacations. i've met a young woman who sold plasma to go to a friends wedding. i also met people who sell plasma to bright groceries. it's really the gamut. i would say, the primary targets are mexican citizens who live on borderlands. college students, and then people who live in economically deprived parts of the united states. the rus

for those who think that the epa is always out there to help them, recognize in flint they failed badlythose are the sorts of failures where they didn't want to take a political risk for a community as people were suffering.te obviously technologies, filters and other things like that, monitors can show the water had lead in it and had other problems the problem was initially identified not by government, by researchers. so all of those small private technologies, and what detected it and what could have solved it and while the water was being changed back, it was private companies with bottled water who came in and fixed it, to put a cherry on top, people said what about the plastic bottles that were used? there was a group the crowd funded in flint, that took those plastic bottles and turn them into glasses. the low cost of innovation dealt with the environmental problem on the plastic bottles. >> manufacturing input. >> that's right. a great example of government failure and innovative environmental solutions. >> host: we talked about these technologies combined with wide distributio

jenn: i am a detroit native and was in flint, michigan during the water crisis. i lived through and watched the results of the industrial dumping. years and decades after the automotive industry have left flint, the effects still remain. when we look at the overarching history of environmental movements, have there been missed opportunities? have there been people who were left behind or had we had parties come together, we might have been able to maintain policies? david: i just had a memory. hearing him speak. [laughter] -- [applause] there were huge missed opportunities. one funny when i forgot when i was researching was in 1977, there was a huge fight to try to get the first global treaty where europe, australia, and the u.s. would all regulate their carbon dioxide. it took so long to get people to that meeting at the rio summit in 1991 and 1992. it would be the center piece that president clinton and president gore would run on. president clinton, after it passed at the 11th hour, the delegates were out at tables. it was right down to the last minute. when i

if they had a different position than we do, the soldiers in the luhansk region, near the flint , theget out of this forest, so they arrange civilian conditions on the spot, just look at this dugout, this is the best advertisement for joining the armed forces of ukraine, these gunners perform their duties well, although none of them chose the profession of a soldier, the war chose them, and in their place, each of us could be a broker, worked in the civilian sector, a salesman worked as an eskiber security expert, i worked on-board worker artem lagutenko oleksiy kutsuk from luhansk region for the espresso tv channel at the kursk railway station tonight an unknown drone attacked the kursk railway station in russia, according to the information of the local governor, it crashed into the roof of the main building there, a fire broke out, it is already known that five people were injured, the emergency services of the russian federation are working on the spot according to a certain governor starovoit, in the middle everything is covered with glass, the local mass media write , and the ma

>> one of the examples i give in my book about water safety is the flint water crisis. we just saw a situation in mississippi, washington d.c. has had water health problems. but in the water crisis the government changece the source f the water which cause the land and otherer things made the watr very unhealthy. what you saw in that situation and the epa were very slow to respond to, people were literally holding bottles of water they got from the tap that were brown. yet the government, state and epa were saying we are looking into it. we think it is still safe. people are dealing with it every day. the most dramatic moment for me epa was talking once they recognize the probit maybe we could bite filters for folks. it wasn't designed for that but said maybe we can justify. there was an e-mail and the regional office from one of the administrators that said we could use it for this but it would be unusual in the quote was i'm not sure flint is the kind of community be want to go out on a limb for. so for those who think the epa is always out there to help them, recogni

plague. complex, so it is up next with tim sebastian asking the british su, denise businessman and flint load paper came with the cover loose and space struggling to bring peace to africa. thanks for the the center of the conflict with tim sebastien. as with so many african conflicts, the latest fighting into down the road, death, misery, to huge numbers of civilians, whatever happened to africa's loan of promise to silence the guns mow abraham 6 ounces to such a question that at the core of africa's problems he says is that government, why is it still so prevalent? conflict on a young indigenous woman went missing in fargo, and many of us were forced to search for her. we didn't want to waste time convincing law enforcement that we are human one faithful story among many indigenous women in the us. rates and listening with other trees. bring her home in 45, dw, the door to 6 o'clock. don't take mommy. visa to my son, your mom is not coming back over february 2020 to russian troops and fated the ukrainian city of computer. it was recaptured. 6 months later the occupation was hard. how ca

near flint - this is the lugansk people's republic, the enemy constantly uses cluster munitions here,lus prohibited shells with phosphorus, as ibragim sugaipov saw how our fighters organized defense. yol pulled the trigger pointed at the enemy. criminoe's first line of defense, fighters on alert around the clock and shells prepared for any eventuality, each firing position is very well equipped, except for a lot of ammunition. the most important thing is a reliable roof - four layers of logs rolled in a special way to withstand even 150 mortars against cluster munitions. here , new gifts to ukrainian nationalists from americans have become accustomed every day to the kremensky forest. this is just a shelter from cassettes, because these skating rinks are not as scary as they were advertised? well, in principle, this is what saves when the cassette explodes from above , the fragments remain here, because they are not small does not hesitate to use foster's banned weapons and chemicals. it flows into sewage treatment plants, contaminating the water of civilians with flint very often alm

zhenya contaminating the water of civilians with flint very often almost every day.ur positions were literally on fire the other day, because they use phosphorus and also gas, something like gas, from which people die, it bakes, it hurts, and then even some time passes, there is a month and a half. for example, for the third month now, my cough has not gone away. sable fighters are responsible for the defense of the criminals and the commander cannot leave his comrades and go to his family even for a short time, and the officer's wife arranged a surprise and came to his position and saw how the guys here live together with their own eyes. i saw everything, my wife opened another world for me. my wife can come to me. that is, it costs a lot every night the enemy's drg in small groups tries to get through. in our rear, watching the horizon, around the clock. front line. here, at the castle and the enemy's syuga, ip nikolai pyrk andrey astashev oleg dubinin and nikolai dolgachev vesti, lugansk people's republic at mezhevaya station, dnepropetrovsk region a ukrainian ech

and flint anderson dressing room. where the boys and girls, were met by the chief director of the film , alexander vodny president, after a day, we just shoot all summer to come, anytime here, novgorod the kremlin, that is, there are a lot of what you can see see and well, for us it's commonplace venues. and for even just any other person in general. it's kind of rare. this is interesting to see. movie. it's not very difficult. and really for them. maybe that's all in the life of a boy and a girl who today left full of impressions in the city area. will be able to watch ognev's films already in the cinema, you will definitely remember that you saw how the mystery of cinema was going on maxim petrov alexey fedorov vesti, veliky novgorod novosibirsk hosts competitions in unmanned aircraft archipelago 20-23. drone engineers and pilots gathered there to demonstrate their opinions by managing the competition, more than 1,000 people participate. one of the key disciplines is a 24-hour race, the participants spent the whole

muscovites are conducting unsuccessful offensives in the areas of new horivka, southwest of the flint belogorivka of the luhansk region and the cheerful donetsk region, the painter emphasized everywhere. heavy battles , there are 585 missiles with a range of more than 500 km in the arsenal of the aggressor state, this was stated by the representative of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense, vadym skibytsky. this ballistic and cruise missiles from kander calibers and x101h55 and kha-55 missiles. skibytskyi also reported that after the latest attacks by the shahed in ukraine, elements were found in them that indicate that drones are being assembled in russia . currently, moscow plans to increase their production. neutral ireland will conduct armed training of the ukrainian military . this information confirmed in the ministry of defense of the country, it is noted that about 30 servicemen of the armed forces of ireland will train our fighters as part of a large european group of instructors, that's all will take place within the framework of the mission of the com

gives to forced structures, contaminating the water of civilians with flint very often almost every day. here, our positions were literally on fire the other day, because they use phosphorus and also gas something like gas. uh, from what people die, it bakes, it cuts, and then even some time passes, there is a month and a half. here he is, let’s say, for the third month now, the sable fighters have not been coughing; they are responsible for the defense of the criminals; the commander cannot leave his comrades and go to his family, even for a short time. live together with their own eyes. i saw everything, my wife opened another world for me, my wife can come to to me. that is, it costs a lot every night the enemy’s drg in small groups is trying to get into our rear, they are watching the horizon, around the clock. front line. here, at the castle and the enemy’s sugeip nikolai pyrk andrey astashev oleg dubinin and nikolai dolgachev lead , luhansk people’s republic at the mezhevaya station in the dnepropetrovsk region , a ukrainian echelon with ammunition was destroyed by a missile strik

that nafta had brought jobs to mexico and left -- akron and flint dotted. there is a lot of public anger and dissent, that things have not gone as well. people are worried, only new immigrant treasurer the american dream. others find it is hard to attain. >> you have taught at rice, tulane, other universities. with technology. has education morphed, is a traditional four year college still a strong approach. ? >> in person education is essential. i do not want to deal with ai, with lots -- with bots. a lot of education is about human interaction. you want to be in a classroom with students discussing the book, arguing over a point of history. this is not just my belief, online learning we did during covid was disappointing. a generation lost. there are colleges that are vibrant, expensive, there are problems of who gets in and who doesn't. but getting the privilege of getting to spend four years in an environment with others your age and learning about the world is the golden name in the u.s.. >> you mentioned the bookstore has been your favorite tour, the

now hello want no thanks, refrain, just flint and not a person. i can't live without sweets.ound this novel, in social networks he is now trying to determine where he is . the novel is nothing remarkable . yes, what is all the borscht cheese for, but the novel is very angry. what does not promise to do with irina as soon as you find it. it turns out, maybe this novel did something to her? soon write a request to him himself, while yegor let him break through the bases. it looks like it's close. here , look around. dial this novel, i want to talk to him, we'll do everything, don't slow down. let's hurry everything went the call. you just robbed a girl , i have a videotape. don't piss me off in 15 minutes, this is a recording along with the testimony. where are you standing? i'll drive up to you, if it's polite, you'll answer all the questions, you'll go home. if not, you're going to jail, okay? the conversation is wrong, apparently you want to go to the police? yes, say so, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, we'll talk, we'll talk. repeat the question, when was the last time

life, who today left the region full of impressions. next year they will be able to watch the film flinty will definitely remember what they saw how the mystery of cinema was going on maxim petrov alexei fedorov news, veliky novgorod in the tyumen region, affected by forest fires, starts up with new housing, houses purchased with the help of the state at the expense of compensation. i recall the fiery elements enough of the region. in early may , several towns and villages burned down, as kirill bortnikov tells how they are settling down on the donkey. at the height of summer, the fox in tyumen already looks like autumn gray. and these are the consequences of serious fires, when tens of thousands of hectares burned out in the region in a few days, settlements were also affected, this charred tree, like an echo-may tragedy, when in a matter of in an instant, several houses burned down at once . they waited on the ground, but the fire turned out to be riding, and then the elements dealt a crushing blow in early may, tyumen was, perhaps, one of the hottest spots on the map of fires in terms

water received because of the chalk layer through which underground flints beat.it's so quiet in here it is beautiful and calm that you can come here just to be alone with yourself , you only need to check your calendar with religious holidays, it is especially crowded here on august 14, when they celebrate the honey savior on the blue border there is a tradition. if you want to be very healthy and pure in spirit, you need to cross the stream three times to try. i can't even speak, the water's so cold it's freezing my legs, huh? oh oh oh oh. this feeling, inexpressible , what i feel, words cannot describe my legs, as if bound into huge blocks of ice, huh? strong, pure in spirit the feeling after such a short swim is very unusual, but not in vain pleasant people believe in the miraculous power of the blue krinitsa for centuries, this picturesque place is definitely worth seeing, and it’s time for me to go further. the next point of my route, the village of lesnaya, it was here that the famous battle of the russian troops with the swedes took place; peter himself ca

freeze, german chancellor, olaf saw the wilhelm top and liquefied natural gas terminal terminals, and flint spiritual enlightenment are built to to keep the gas flowing. ellen g tankers are converted into floating terminals at record speed as rushes sense, the majority of gas to germany, the supply freeze caused immense disruption. norway, previously germany 2nd most important gas supplier rose to become the new number one responsible for 42 percent of its supply followed by the netherlands in belgium which have increased their shares drastically.

kiss the cross were in highlander in flint wolf in carpet helped in hospitals the right guy gave me for the museum of the pre-revolutionary gospel a which was in an iron tin frame. here and in this frame there was a dent from a bullet. he says that there she saved my life when all my life began. my colleagues and like-minded people in chorus, without saying a word , began to discuss the vacuum of meaning, and in this we saw a very serious dangerous bias, because when there are no symbols there is no common understanding for what and for what? well, everything falls apart. and now an idea is born . the idea that there is an ancient combat rod that everyone forgot about, but absolutely historians for sure. they say that since 1164 the banner from the man-made rescue is a battle banner, but in fact the first state of the flag of russia , andrei bogolyubsky, the first autocrat of russia , who first outlined the concept of uniting russia into a single state by and large. with this banner he wins a very important victory. if it is reliably known that on the eve of the battle of kulikovo, prin

they are us with the muscovites, but we published in response to the flint.on them surrendered, and someone is stupid. there remained a lot of them advancing. here, well, 8 hours stood together repelled the attack. here for the shown courage fighters were awarded with medals and awards. in this unit , two represented by the title of hero of russia are guards major yuri bayev and guards lieutenant dmitry sherikhanov, platoon commander. group are injured. it lasted 5 hours. in the last minutes, when we were shooting back, and he called the enemy to himself, he shouted, come here. e on me. i'm waiting for you. he was a good commander. if well, now he would say he would go there again with him, storming, which dmitry sherikhanov died , remains under the control of russian troops valentina solovyova pavel volkonsky larisa nikitina channel one orekhovskaya direction. and the artyomovsky direction of klecheevka, you are now a particularly tense section of the frontal height, which must be taken in order to control the movement of the enemy on the flanks of the assau

flint is being filmed here and this will be a well-known story filled with new adventures.literally man-made in the middle of the znamensky compound of the 17th century, a fabulous fair unfolded with beautiful live goats and geese dressed with a needle by the townspeople, bright candies and crispy pickles. today cent rum before the brisk trade, but this is an unusual mechanical horse of unconscious beings like you, where to go? that's what my name is after such a spectacular acquaintance, no doubt the main character, no despondent soldier ivan and a magical creature will become best friends for a whole big movie adventures of deceit and betrayal. this is not a film adaptation of andersen's fairy tale, but its new and, what is important, the russian reading, the main character, not the old soldier, but a young guy a little adventurer who falls into the hands of a magic flint and fire, evil spells have sharpened the old lighters of the little princess. and only a fearless kind person can free her from magical captivity. this is how the adventure begins , collected from variou

water and fixed it people said when about the plastic bottles, there is a group that crowdfunded in flint that took the plastic bottles and turned them into glasses. the low cost of innovation dealt with environment at problem of plastic bottles. >> manufacturing ep put. en put. >> right. >> -- input, right. >> right. >> throughout the hour we've been talking about these technologies combined with wide distribution, many people having access to them. through software, and hardware and their phones whatever it would be. it is happening collect information. it is helping ag great' information. it happening app light information. the software side, now there is a monitoring function for on going activities? right? this is where safety kicks in. >> right. >> are all of this sounds very familiar to anyone who studies economics. but i think what you are telling me, these are all normal things in the marketplace. right,?et i go to sell lemonade there is a lemon aid stand, i'm thinking about those things. not necessarily a formal thing for a regulator to think about. >> and monitoring. they are t

are there to make sure that we control because at the send the buddies and project was the issue of flint. and the issue of one man, one vote. so we are there to protect, to be ident, and because of deliberate and struggle. and we've asked him that once we assume, what does it tell me? so let, the government will give title to those. we have been disabled. norland no square inch of these and populated is going to be given at to the imperialist or give it to any ford and what's that they're coming from the west on the east. these mobile it belongs to these and bubbling people. simmons with the minute over his listings or for people we have said we must be the 1st people to benefit for one that drives us is not for the less and the people that don't belong to, i want to put shipped to country. so that is given a political momentum assurance and possible clarity owns the ability on the to proceed government that present themselves, coming to make sure that it is in bucklin progresses so that we make the lives of those waking to several kinds of data that other than to undermine it is about p

leading to poor health outcomes in the city of flint. that's had such big challenges.s that me and governor whitmer are making on people. michigan other folks in communities across the country will take notes. >> and the minute that we have, last-minute switch gears to the 2024 presidential race. emerson college poll of registered michigan voters showed president biden and trump tie-dye head to head matchup. when you throw in green party candidate cornell west in the mix, trump leads 43 to 41. what do you think of this? >> it just means that there is an opportunity to tell the story of progress and success. have delivering the state of michigan. whether states like bringing supplies, chains homes to the chips and science acts. we're creating jobs in the semiconductor. industry expanding electric vehicle production. which is lead some of the biggest operation projects in the history of this in michigan. this administration has delivered us on higher job participation rates as well as the lowest unemployment rate in 23 years. this is due to coordination with our federal

it is fitting today that the foundation on which she stands is from limestone, from the flint hills ofillion people from around the world will visit the u.s. capital every year. and it's our hope that with this statue of amelia earhart, it will encourage other girls and boys from small towns across the country to dream to dream big and to work hard, to achieve those dreams. as for those who can't travel to the u.s. capitol, they can visit the amelia earhart hangar museum in atchison, where a replica of the statue will be on display. a statue of a determined young woman with short cut hair. a curious smile, a bomber hat in hand and a sunflower on her belt buckle. amelia earhart's first flight across the atlantic. she was a passenger. she clearly lamented that that she was a passenger because when she landed, she was asked about the flight and her response was, there's more to life than just being a passenger. greatness comes through action. our country's greatest achievements and those around the world have depended upon those who were more than just a passenger who cast aside the fears

in the flint water crisis, the government they trained the source of the water which caused a lot of other things reaching into the water inmates they want to rebrand healthy. what is on that situation is about the states and michigan and the epa are very slow. very slow to respond and people were literally holding bottles of water that they got from their top that was brown. so the government has a states and the epa was saying, we're looking into. it we think it's so big. the upper dealing with it every day. the most dramatic moment for me is the pair was talking once they recognize there was a problem, that's a myth we can buy fine filters for both. they have a pot of money that wasn't designed for that but they said maybe we can justify it. there was an email in the regional ethiopia's that said we can use it for this but it would be unusual and the quote was i'm not sure flint is the kind of community we want -- but for those who think the epa is always out there to help them then you should recognize it influenced by failed bad lay. those are the sorts of failures that they do