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the navajo have a word for this kind of balance and beauty, hoso. we are one with the universe. without a spirit actual dimension to our working as conservationists, we are only working for ourselves, not the future, and certainly not for future generations of all species. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. [music] >> ready to get started. if people out having breakfast could come in and join us, that would be great. we have some folks from the entryway downstairs. i realize that an early morning tech event is a little of on oxymoron so our apologies for the timing but thank you all very much for coming. my name is nick beim. i'm a partner at venrock, and i have spent much of the last five years trying to figure out the economics of artificial intelligence and i have to confess, i am not yet there i'm still working on it. but thankfully our speaker today, ajay agrawal, had swept a lot of time on the emergency subject, and has written a become on the subject. i have had the opportunity to work with ajay on multiple projects, and i think it was particul

madam speaker,hoso basic compassion for these young children, their brothers and sisters, and their parents. every single member of congress should be able to stand behind the simple idea that families, regardless of where they are born, belong together. i know that jesus of nazareth was a refugee. he paid the ultimate price. madam speaker, this is a historic fight for the soul of our nation. whether we remain a nation of aspirations, or we become a nation of deportations. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back my time, remaining time to the gentlewoman, sheila jackson lee. you can hear e: the babies crying. when i went to south texas processing center, plays where they were holding children, you -- places where they were holding children, you could see the cages. you could hear and feel the warmth of roger that was nine months old that i held in my hands and who i did not want to let go. i could feel that roger's relatives had been taken from him. he was crying. the babies are coming every day. there are 2,000 children who have been snatched from their families. it is child abuse. mr. pres