and to moderate the conversation we have the former aviation administrator and now global chair garvey. [applause] so governor thank you for joining us today. i'm going to turn over to you to get a start. i want to express appreciation for hosting the summit for the key moderator and my fellow governors in the coming years there's probably not a more important and timely panel discussion on infrastructure and i appreciate each of you being there. i'm very proud that we stood tall and supported the infrastructure bill that made it through all the roadblocks. those who criticize this investment say that only a portion of it while i know there are parts i don't agree within the bill, the congress broadened the infrastructure and as governors we have to increase investments in water projects, broadband, power infrastructure, cybersecurity and airports. and that is today's world and the breath of the investment from this bill is a positive and not and negative. the bill emphasizes planning and we need to share ideas and best practices on the best way to include the private sector and public

his mother is pregnant with him and his father, there are organizing where marcus garvey, jenna, the white klan members don't like this. the people are running this town don't like this. there don't want to have black people aware of their rights and expressing themselves and rising up against what the status quo is. they feel threatened by this and they make threats, and luckily, this is a story where getting from one of the brothers. we have never heard it in this detail even where he talks about how the horses were. one of the brothers, wilfred, sausage by horses so these details about them were never known and we never think about these things with malcolm, right? even though malcolm is not on the scene this is the world he was born into. he is kind of in the scene. he is in his mothers ellie. so anyway my -- belly. he comes back to new york and he's talking with very close -- [inaudible] show in new york called like it is. he called him about this it is your knees in which brother? my father said it was sober. he said the brothers you need to talk to is wilfred. turned out wilfr

also administrator jane garvey for being the team moderator of it. but my fellow governors for taking the time and trouble to talk about this important issue facing our state in the coming years. there is probably not a more important and timely panel discussion than the summit on infrastructure. i appreciate each of youra being there, thanks for leading the efforts in your state and leading the discussion today. i'm very proud that the nga stood tall and supported the bipartisantr infrastructure bil. it made it through all the roadblocks and signed into law. those who criticize this investment say only a portion goes to highways and bridges. i know there are parts that i don't agree with in the bill but congress widely broadened the definition of infrastructure and as governors we have to increase investment and water projects, broadband, power infrastructure, cybersecurity and airports. and that is today's world and the breath of the investment from this bill is a positive ans not a negative. the bill emphasizes planning as states we need to share

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a famous writer garvey, dall, once said, and refer to america as the united states of amnesia. you know, it seems like, while america is interested in erasing the past, it's, it's past the civil war, past and other events of the, of the past. it's also seemingly wants to forget things like sound money. and when you forget big parts of your history and you don't remember other parts of your history, what's left, james? i really feel like this generation millennials and jen z. i've gotten a ripped off because they're not really growing up in anything any way. thing like, any of us grew up and, you know, you're absolutely right max and i think are, but i had a good apps division as well. and one of the things that we're ignoring is the monetary positions and a constitution. you know, there are 2 specific things in the constitution, other critically important. the federal government has received the authority from the states to coin money, not to print money, or to create money out of bookkeeping entries, but the klein money and regulates the values that are up. and what that meant

it is now more mr. garvey does not have mr. after does not have a problem is running for the court. if they have some kind of legal problems, i don't think those. i don't think those judges, you know, said or gave them the green light would have, hasn't they could to give them the red light. so the issue there, she should be of the dispute and the other side, you know, on the other hand, it is not the job of design this year. the country to decide ballistic li, if this candidate as the advisor figure or not, or you get, he actually governed the country once. if he went to the election, it's not their business. what is happening now, and they try to, you know, the different local actors, they're trying to blame. did you, she were by default was and my thinking is shared that is shared between the clock election commission as well as the borrow them into a boss. some laws that have been cook his eyes as clo, okay. and as yes, the you and said it was coastal for libya to have breast their selections. yes, the international community said it was paramount for stability in the country. b

and working with marcus garvey over the late 19 century early h century that all these people are working together and it makes sense because they are all working for the same goal. so they have conferences and conventions during that time. >> so you mentioned mostly men and that is because men were the ones who put themselves in the position of leadership so in addition i'm sorry if i didn't catch it but do remember any other women either her colleagues that help to guide her? >> in the autobiography when i was doing the research mentioning that cofounder of the naacp in both cofounders of the national association of colored women and also interacted and actually she had a friendship with susan b anthony so she did interact with women in a slightly different way but then there is a fight for racial equality. >> so when you describe the court battles at the age of 22, she decides to take on the powerful chesapeake ohio and southwestern railroad. give the back story that led up to her deciding the real vote? >> my great-grandmother ida b wells was living in memphis and teaching in tennesse