everyone in the audience, i take strength from those words, from that question as bobby threw down the gauntlet 30 years ago. you said you would always be there for me. meaning, the there in force, together with the understanding. thank you very much. >> let me begin this the scutcheon. you work every day with gang members. you were once a gang member yourself. why do you think you are effective working with young people and what does this mean to you and how we know that this is working. first of all, i want to thank god for his grace. i work with united players. i do reentry and the youth involved in juvenile delinquency. the majority of the kids i work with our gang members. i was formally -- formerly a gang member who grew up in san francisco. we all have stories of guys involved with the gang. everyone has a different story of why they joined. my thing is, i believe it works for me to be involved with kids who were in gangs -- i worked with all of the shot colors and i had a goal while i was there. it took me 10 years before i started to transform my life. in the meantime i have the goal t

everyone in the audience, i take strength from those words, from that question as bobby threw down the gauntlet 30 years ago.

everyone in the audience, i take strength from those words, from that question as bobby threw down the gauntlet 30 years ago. you said you would always be there for me. meaning, the there in force,

monica is with the gauntlet of world media outside waiting for kate's release. >> reporter: prince william was back on hospital duty this morning after spending a late- night at his wife's bedside. the father-to-be is keeping an eye on kate. doctors treat the duchess for severe morning sickness. >> i hope she's okay. i think it's i don't know a lovely couple. i think it's great news. >> reporter: while kate recovers, there's growing speculation about the future heir to the throne. will it be a boy or girl? >> i think probably a girl. i think we need another queen in the succession. >> reporter: some even wonder if kate's expecting twins. >> anything is good as long as they are healthy. >> reporter: the duchess is not yet 12 weeks pregnant. betting shops in britain are already taking wagers on baby names. >> they are traditional so if you look at the betting that's george, victoria, elizabeth. >> reporter: outside the hospital reporters from all around the world are camped out. they are waiting to get the first shot of catherine since the pregnancy was announceed. >> it was kept quiet. it w

and carter the president is using this moment to lay down the gauntlet to the american people in a memorial speech on sunday for the twenty six victims of the sandy hook elementary school shooting president obama asked the question of whether or not we as a nation are doing enough to keep our children safe and then he answered that rhetorical question with a solemn no acknowledging that this is the fourth time in his presidency he's had to console victims of a mass shooting the president said this. we can't tolerate this anymore. these tragedies muslim. we can't accept events like this as routine. but we really prepared to say that we're powerless. in the face of such carnage. but the politics are too hard. we prepared to say that such violence visited on our children year after year after year some of the price of our freedom . what the president chooses to do just like what bush carter and f.d.r. chose to do with their defining moments is going to define his legacy like f.d.r. and carter obama is choosing to challenge us rather than coddle us. in the coming weeks i'll use whatever power o

jeffrey haze let is the het head of the hazelet group and author of "running the gauntlet." mike mcalowitz is the founder of object obsidian launch. great to see both of you. >> good to be here. >> we've done this story around people who have haunted houses and people who run summer camps and all their business is in the summer. it's hard. these people seem to be doing a good job trying to braurchb out. but as i said in the end, they haven't quite cracked the code yet. what are they missing? >> i think they're trying to be both a manufacturer and a retailer. you can't be both. a manufacturer can manufacture for retailers. a retailer that focuses just on christmas could have an amazing pop-up store. i think they're struggling because they're doing two things at once. >> and go this far, what is the problem you're trying to solve? that's what you want to do as a business is fulfill a need. so they started out to be more of a family oriented company for families. then they went into this christmas pj thing, it was hot. they got into it, loved it and uh-oh, what do we do the oth

we may hear the gauntlet drop on capitol hill. live in the newsroom. back to you. >> thank you, derek. >> we are also counting down to 2013. hundreds of thousands of people will bring in the new year in times square. organizers have been planning all year for the ball drop. wendy gi jlet has a look at the preparations. >> more than 2,000 pounds of confetti are in place. >> that's fantastic. >> ready to be thrown out by hand from buildings and times square at midnight. >> i have seen it on tv. looks like so much fun with the concerts and excitement in the air with people. >> it's magic. >> hundreds will come from all over the world. >> australia, canada, england. >> they will see the waterford crystal ball drop down a flagpole high above times square, lighting up the 2013 sign. this year's ball will have 288 new panels engraved with doves, befitting of the theme, let there be peace. one of the panels was engraved in memory of the late dick clark who started hosting his new year's show in 1974. >> i know dick would appreciate that and never would expect

they've got to shake him down and walk that gauntlet even though steps have been made.own payments have been paid. when you have far less money than you need and you have far more money than you need they're both equal in terms of how easy it is to get into trouble. the only people who walk down the line seem to keep that right. i have so many friends of mine who annualize their income. they make a lot of one money and assume it will carry on many, many years. those people end up spending the money they would have to segregate into a tax account. my brother is no different than millions of other people. i think his problem of today is being cleared up. they did drag him through that mud. >> getting a lot of tweets here asking are you going to work with tina again because they are heartbroken it's all over. >> the show airs until the end of january. if something came up that was a good idea, i'd love to do that because tina is a great writer. she's so unique. there really is no one like tina who is this beautiful woman. she's winning and fun on screen and very clever and

for for him to go and make appearance and shake him down and they've got to make him walk that gauntletecause that's the procedure even though steps have been made to begin the process of remediating that money and down payments have been made. but one of the things i find interesting in my lifetime an i'm sure you will recognize this in yours with people you have known is when you have far less money than you need and you have far more money than you need they're both equal in terms of how easy it is to get in trouble with the tax man. >> that's certainly true. >> only people in the middle of a more realistic framework financially seem to get right. i have so many friends that analyzed the income. they make a lot of money and then assume it carries on for many, many years and spend the money they ordinarily would have to segregate in to a tax account and my brother is no different than millions of other people who have -- >> the best to steven. >> i think the problem today is being cleared up and dragged him through the mud today necessarily. >> the tweets here if you're interested. as

boehner decided to lay down the gauntlet and challenge the president's mandate in a letter to mr. obama. writing, "after a status quo election in which both you and the republican majority in the house were re-elected, the american people rightly expect both parties to come together on a fair middle ground. adding the president's approach is neither balanced nor realistic. >> this is unaccept to believe have repeat performance of what they watched in horror in the summer of 2011. >> white house officials note that even erskine bowles is pulling back from the claim by boehner he is on board. in a few moments the president will be hosting the congressional ball, black tie holiday party. first time they will see him face to face in days. maybe they'll work on a compromise. >> bret: ed henry on the north lawn. thanks. let's talk about the fiscal cliff negotiations with one of the key democrats involved. chris van hol season a five-term representative from maryland. the ranking member of the house budget committee. thank you for being here. >> great to be with you. >> bret: where do yo

. >> speaker boehner lays down the gauntlet. why am i worried it's not a lump of coal. >> a chilly reception on benghazi sending in an icy blast at the state department. is it more than hillary can handle? >> no holiday break for president obama, but words from a president past could offer a new path forward. the lbj connection. >> white house history is my favorite. all that and my spoken word on why another past president had reason for holiday cheer. grab some cocoa. you are in the cycle. >> if you thought the fiscal cliff was a joke, listen to this, john boehner just 45 minutes ago. >> republicans ton to work towards avoiding the fiscal cliff. the president's offer of $1.3 trillion in revenues and $850 billion in spending reductions fails to meet the tests that the president promised the american people a balanced approach. i hope that the president will get serious soon about providing and working with us on a balanced approach. tomorrow the house will pass legislation to make permanent tax relief for nearly every american.

but in millbrae one street is more like running the gauntlet and has been that way for years. reporter mark sayre shows us not much is being done about it. >> reporter: caltrans says veteran to lights are in the works for one of these dangerous crosswalks and a full traffic signal is being considered for another and strobe lights for one. for betsy, crossing el camino real is a daily routine. but with a total of six lanes of traffic to navigate here at santa helena avenue, it is no easy task, even though pedestrians have the legal right of way notice that no cars stop and she has to wait for a break in traffic before she makes her move. >> it's really scary because, like, all the cars are, like, going through and you have to, like, wait until everyone goes because some stop and some don't. >> reporter: a few years ago joe smith saw a serious accident a block away at millwood. >> she was going 60 miles an hour and hit her. >> reporter: a teen was critically injured here in 2006. all three of these crosswalks are within a short distance along el camino real, none have any kind o

secretary timothy geithner, president obama's point man in these fiscal cliff negotiations, ran the gauntlet this morning. he appeared on all five sunday talk shows, including "meet the press" of course, what else did he say? >> craig, you know if we're in the posturing stage and a lot of people think we're still in the posturing stage with, 29 or 30 days to go. we better hope that they're just posturing, because after the period of optimism, the post-election talk of compromise, you remember john boehner came out the day after the election, the president spoke about compromise as well. they're as far apart as they ever have been and the clock is ticking. what timothy geithner said is as follows, nothing is going to get done unless republicans agree to raise rates on the wealthiest 2% of americans we know the figure by now. those couples filing jointly making more than $250,000. the rates must rise, not a matter of closing loopholes or deductions or simplifying the tax code this is the way it has to be to meet their revenue goals. contrary to what mitch mcconnell and john boehner said since

and they have to make him walk that gauntlet.rocedure even though steps have been made to begin the process of remediating that money and down payments have been made. but one of the things i find interesting in my lifetime and i'm sure you will recognize this in yours with people you've known is that when you have far less money than you need and you have far more money than you need, they're both equal in terms of how easy it is to get into trouble with the tax mat others. people who walk down the mid until a more realistic framework seem to keep that right. i have so many friends of mine who annualize their income. they make a lot of money one year, two year, three years and then assume it's going to carry on. and those people spend the money that they wouldn't ordinarily have to segregate into a tax account. and my brother in that sense is no different than millions of other people. i think the problem as to have day is being cleared up. they did drag him through that mud. >> can you hold the tweets here? asking are you going

he offered words of comfort, he also laid down a political gauntlet. for the fourth time since taking office, president obama stood before a community shattered by mass murder to offer words of comfort. >> i can only hope it helps for you to know that you're not alone in your grief. >> the president called last friday the worst day of his presidency. and this time he came with more than words of consolation. the president, sketching the outlines of what amounted to a policy statement on gun violence. >> can we honestly say we're doing enough to keep our children, all of them, safe from harm? i've been reflecting this on this the last few days and if we're honest with ourselves, the answer is no. in the coming weeks, i'll use whatever power this office holds to engage my fellow citizens, from law enforcement, to mental health professionals, to parents and educators in an effort aimed at preventing more tragedies like this. because what choice do we have? >> he did not utter the words gun control, but his message could set the stage for such a debate. >>

they have said, threw down the gauntlet, we're going to be here. the global u.s., the economy is of the fed, by the fed, for the fed. we have now $65 trillion worth of global assets tied up at zero interest economies. what's that doing for economies? they are looking for yield, junk bond issuance at its highest level ever by allotted, so you're seeing -- that's where this trade is going to keep going. investors setting themselves up for a lot of trouble. the third thing is now basically investors are at sea. what do you do? i'll tell you a very telling story. bank of america 2013 outlook. they are super bullish and hung a 1600 on the s&p next year and said the biggest downside risk improvement in the u.s. economy because that might get the fed to scale back. that's how you show how dependant we are and what little confidence they have of what's going on in washington. >> does that mean if we get a deal any time soon out of washington that the market rallies and the volatility ends, or what are you expecting? >> i think the volatility will end somew

one man could of been talking about danny win said when will defies fear, when duty throws the gauntlet down, when honor refuses to compromise with death, that is heroism. danny inouye in every sense of the word was a hero. if that is all he would have done for his country, he would have kitchen -- more than 99.9% of all americans contributing to a country, but his fight for his platoon, his fight for his alliance, his fight for his country did not stop. -- his fight for his fellow hawaiians, his fight for his country did not stop. bob dole has already been mentioned. and phil hart, one of the finest most decent men i have ever had the privilege of knowing. i had a great opportunity being elected year as a young kid. they were still giants, still giants, and they are still giants. they were giants in the senate. imagine, the three of them spent 21 months together for the bulk of that time -- or the bulk of that time in rehabilitation. danny went home and joined a movement for statehood. he returned home to his beloved hawaii with a heart as full as when he had left, which is the amazing

would distrust them in the slightest way and then that writer needs to somehow run this new media gauntlet that we have, and there is no such thing as an object that neutral president and no such thing and one you can believe. everyone is in these arms camp medias right now and we have had more than a decade now of a concerted effort to discredit the mainstream media. rachel carson would have been part of the mainstream media and so someone like her to arrive on the scene today would be suspect. another voice spouting scientific things that may or may not be true but a bad idea for the economy. so that sounds a little pessimistic and i'm really not a pessimist at heart but i am -- i consider it unlikely circumstances that exist when rachel carson wrote silent spring and allowed it to have the influence that it did and i don't dig it will occur any time soon. >> one must question. we have some university students in the audience and didn't get much of a chance to talk about what it was like to pursue science in rachel carson? were there some barriers because of her gender? >> there were bar

they could've been talking about danny when he said, when it defies fear, when duty throws the gauntletdown to fate, when on earth scorns to compromise with the death, that is heroism. danny inouye in every sense of the word was a hero. if that's all he had done for his country, he would've contributed more than 99.9% of all americans contributed to the country. but his fight for his platoon, his fight for his fellow hawaiians come his fight for his country didn't stop. after 21 months in the hospital being rehabilitated, with two other men he came to know and love who had incredible character and courage as well, one has already been mentioned, bob dole who we all know, and feel heart, one of the finest most decent men i ever had the privilege of murder at a great opportunity be collecting as a young kid. it was those giants, those giants and they are still giants, those giants in the senate. imagine the three of them spent 21 months together during the bulk of that time. through rehabilitation. danny went home and joined a movement for statehood. he returned to hawaii with a heart as

every minority conservative has to go through this type of gauntlet when it comes to stepping out andbout your viewers >> by a sacramento for the presumption that you should be a democrat? >> of course there is. there has been especially in the cesspools of academia. for as long as i have been cognizant of it. you have these identity politics that run amok on campus. of course, it's not a surprise that after years as an academic himself. a former democratic socialists of america member. each year leader of bill ayers and someone who has basically profited. whether it's nikki haley or bobby jindal or tim scott or any number of black conservatives, those who have become successful over the years. those who have gained popularity. it is a threat to the liberal mindset. it is a threat to liberal monopoly. there is nothing more dangerous liberals in the liberated mind of a minority conservative. that is what is part of the big picture. >> they talk about in the wake of scott elevation to the senate, many praised governor haley instead he was great. even the celebration of tim scott ascensi

could have been talking about danny when he said -- when will the fis fear, when duty throws the gauntlet down to fete, when honor scorns to compromise with the death, that is heroism. in every sense of the word, he was a hero. host: we welcome paul broun from the 10th congressional district. the headline from your hometown newspaper -- what happened inside the caucus last night at 7:30? guest: it was the shortest caucus i ever seen. he said he did not have the votes. we have passed two of bills that harry reid has been sitting on over in the senate. it is up to the senate and the president to avoid the fiscal cliff we are facing on january 1. he is available to negotiate. mr. eric cantor said we would be called back within 48 hours notice. see you after christmas. that is all was. host: is the speaker negotiating on the position of strength? guest: the speaker has been negotiating as much as he can with -- i think the president has not been dealing in good faith and has not been negotiating at all. he has given us a plan that was basically his budget that was voted on in the senate. 99-0

. >> you have to run a gauntlet of liquor on doing whatever it is all the girls tell you until you findours. it involves drinking anywhere from two to five shots of liquor per girl. >> a criminal defense attorney is looking into this with me. this was a ritual called parents' night? >> good morning. bill. it's crazy what they did is the juniors and seniors at the fraternity would have the freshman being hazed go room to room. they would be asked questions and every time they would answer a question they have to do another shot. they go room to room to room doing a shot, a shot, a shot, we can imagine how many shots he actually did. the fraternity has 1010, 15, 20 rooms, we are talking about that many shots. several of the freshman were left unconscious, one of them actually died. it was a pretty horrific experience. five felonies and 17 misdemeanors came out of this. bill: a lot of times you hear about charges on this but not felonies very often. why this this case? >> the pendulum has essentially swung too far, like in the last case we saw there have been a tremendous amount of hazing

he could have been talking about danny when he said when duty throws the gauntlet down to fate, when honor scores to compromise with death, that is heroism. danny inouye, in every sense of the word, was a hero. if that's all he had done for his country, he would have contributed more than 99.9% of all americans contributed to their country. his fight for his platoon, his fight for his fellow hawaiians and country didn't stop. after 21 months in that hospital being rehabilitated with two other men he came to know and love who had incredible character and courage as well, one already mentioned, bob dole, who we all know and those who served with him loved, and phil hart, one of the findest, most decent men i ever had the privilege of knowing. i had a great opportunity legislated here as a young kid. they were still giants, still giants, and they are still giants, they were giants in the senate. imagine the three of them spent 21 months together or the bulk of that time in rehabilitation. they joined the movement for statehood. he returned to beloved hawaii with a heart as full as when

been talking about danny inouye when he said, "when the world defies fear and duty throughouts the gauntletrocess of doing that, he showed such extraordinary valor and heroism, he was awarded the medal of honor. i'm here to tell you that i think his physical courage was matched by his moral courage. i don't know anybody else that i can say that of in my personal acquaintance. his physical courage was matched by his moral courage. danny demonstrated that neither prejudice at home nor enemy bullets abroad could keep you from accomplishing the goal which was always about defending his country, but even more importantly, about making his country a better place, always a better place. he tackled one of the most vexing problems at home, and in the reference made by me yesterday in the rotunda and again here today. as a young kid in law school listening to danny's speech at the national democratic convention, seemed like it was the only voice of reason that broke through this god-awful cloud. he stood there with such absolute confidence and certitude in the midst of all that was going on, like wha

bourse all could have been talking about daniel inouye men the world fear and throws down the gauntleterenced today and all that has been written about danny since he passed. he had overcome prejudice over japanese americans as well as the right to fight for the country he loved. and he showed such extraordinary bell year and heroes them he was awarded the medal of honor. but i think his physical courage was matched by his moral courage. i don't know anybody else i could say that of. his physical courage was matched by his moral courage. danny demonstrated neither prejudice at home know enable its abroad would keep him from accomplishing his goal about was about defending his country or making his country a better place. always a better place. he tackle the problem at home and the comments made in the rotunda and here today. as a young kid listening to do any is speech at the dnc seem to like it was the only voice of reason that broke through the god-awful cloud. but to stand there with such confidence and a servitude in the midst of what is going on. that it is self-evident how could

the insurance gauntlet the national flood insurance program is not designed to meet the needs of your been the environment. there is the unfairness in this system that ask congress to try to address. when businesses by property they are forced to purchase flood insurance by the mortgage company but it treats these businesses as if they were basements. if they rent the direct uninsured cost is passed on to the venture. as a definition of the basement it is only limited to boiler and hot water tanks and electrical control panel systems not reflect the reality of new york city and hoboken and other areas that characterized businesses that is a principal residence is a critical vibrancy two hours city. to res a

endersol could have been talking about danny when he said when will defies fear, when duty throws the gauntlet down to fate , when honor scorns to compromise with death, that is heroism. danny inouye in every sense of the word was a hero. if that's all he had done for his country, he would have contributed more than 99.9% of all americans have contributed to their country, but his fight for his platoon, his fight for his fellow hawaiians, his fight for his country didn't stop. after 21 months in that hospital being rehabilitated, with two other men he came to know and love who had incredible character and courage as well, one has already been mentioned, bob dole, we all know and those who served with him love, and phil hart, one of the finest, most decent men i have ever had the privilege of knowing. i had a great opportunity being elected here as a young kid. there were still giants, still giants, and there's still giants here. giants in the senate. imagine the three of them spent 21 months together during the bulk of that time in rehabilitation. danny went home and joined the movement for st

wendell goler said, the phone call between the president and boehner and the president laying down the gauntletme he's not talking about what many americans deem to be the real problem, which is enormous spending? >> yeah. well, that's never been on the table for this president. so that certainly isn't any surprise. and the idea of this power grab, of course, is in keeping with this imperial presidency. it's not just a power grab, it's two-fisted power grab choke hold, give may wrestling move, brian, for what this is. and i'm glad -- >> brian: cross face. >> yeah. whatever. pile driver, i don't know. just something really obnoxious and of course, over the top. but i am glad to see that there is some fighting spirit left on capitol hill and that this administration is being called out for its blatantly unconstitutional move to usurp the power of the purse. >> steve: you know what? you called it a power grab, you're not alone. congresswoman cynthia loomis, republican from wyoming called it that. we'll play a sound bite from her. but first the president setting the table. >> if congress in any way

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they formed a gauntlet to welcome players from both teams and held hands during the national anthem.throw five touchdowns. they rolled, but don't go to the playoffs. >> clayton: thanks for rubbing it in. >> juliet: here at fox news, we are lucky enough to be just a block away from one of the nation's biggest new year's eve celebrations taking place tonight at times square. >> clayton: our next guest says there is a whole lot of interesting stuff going on outside of the big apple. fox news' radio todd starnes -- we got to get rid of an s. he's here action there is a lot of weird traditions around the country, right. >> dave: your favorite is what? the pickle drop. >> clayton: there is a pickle drop and also a possum drop which i'll tell you about. >> we do have very creative people all around the country and check out some of the rather unusual drops we found. ♪ pump this party ♪ 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! happy new year! ♪ ♪ . >> times square, home to the most famous new year's celebration in the nation. but if you hang a right at the cross roads of the world, you'll discover dozens

and it can't just be laying down a gauntlet sand say, you can't -- and say, you can't cross over that, or drawing a line in the sand. we need -- you got two programs now. and those two sides need to get together. and that includes the president and whatever democrats he cares to put in the equation and also speaker boehner, leader mcconnell, and others. as we attempt to reach a meaningful resolution of this debate in the coming weeks, there are three guideposts that i will keep in sight. first is the cliff itself. going over it would be the height of irresponsibility. and according to congressional budget office, going over the cliff will reduce g.d.p. to a negative .5% next year. throwing us back into a recession and causing unemployment to surge to 9.1% or more. but it seems increasingly clear that the president and democrats in congress are content to go over the cliff regardless of the outcome. i can't believe that that's so, but i've heard them say it. they think they have an advantage if we go over the cliff. well, i hate to tell you, there will be no advantage to that. leading

everybody else who is talking about this yesterday and but also they lived -- they've been through the gauntleter cerberus was chrysler. they owned chrysler. this is one of those times where they're saying you know what? we're getting out of the way right now. >> it's amazing. i've never seen anything move this quickly. >> a big game hunter? >> i think he's a deer hunter is my understanding. his colleague is also a big hunter that belongs to hunting club upstate. signs of a fiscal cliff compromise helping boost market sentiment. new details coming out of a meeting between the president and house speaker john boehner. eamon javers has the latest for us. >> good morning, andrew. the movie that you're watching in washington is now a lot less like apocalyptico where we're doing a forced death march through the jungle and a lot more like when harry met salary where we kind of flirt for years and the two parties come together and do something special at the end. that seemed to be where we're headed, at least based on the president's offer last night, which is much closer than speaker john boehner's o

. >> ran the gauntlet of the mike allen primary, which is a key part of anyone getting elected presidentt i'll say, you talk to republicans about 16 -- and obviously people are already talking about it -- on the broadcast on "way too early," hillary clinton, what people are auditioning for is can you beat hillary clinton? if you don't have the premise of beating her, the stature to beat her, the fund raising to beat her, republicans say, you know, no need to apply because that is right now the prism they're looking at. >> mike allen, thanks so much. get back to bass practice. >> strutting it out here. >>> coming up next, rex ryan stands by his man. >> get him out of new york, willie. >> mark sanchez will be the starter this week in jacksonville with tebow as the backup and greg mcelroy back on the bench. that's next in sports. [ male announcer ] when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash with the employees. [ duck yelling ] [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com.

robert ingersoll said when the will defies fear come in duty throws the gauntlet down to faith.nor scorns the compromise with death, that is heroism. danny was a heroic figure in every aspect of his life. as so many have referenced today and all that has been written about danny since he passed, says a man who had to overcome prejudice against japanese-americans just for the right to fight for the country that he loved. in the process of doing that he shows such extraordinary valor and heroism that he was awarded the medal of honor, but i am here to tell you that i think his physical courage was matched by his moral courage. i do not know anybody else i can say that in my personal acquaintance. his physical courage was matched by his moral courage. danny demonstrated that need their prejudice at home nor any bullets abroad could keep him from accomplishing his goal, which was always about defending his country, but even more importantly, about making his country a better place. always a better place. he tackled one of the most vexing problems at home in the reference made by me