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i see it in the smiles and hopeless kids. i see it in the charity and goodwill our neighbors. realize our full potential here in montana . we must seize this opportunity. to do so will require leadership. no one can lead all on themselves. i will require your help. ladies and gentlemen, let's work together. to help montana realize our full outstanding potential because together, we can make montana better together we will. today as to reflect on last year we begin this endeavor, this new chapter for montana we seek guidance. our founders understood the importance of seeking providence. in 1789, congress requested that george washington and i quote recommend to the people of the united states a day off public thanksgiving and prayer to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many signal favors of almighty god, especially by affording them the opportunity to peaceably establish form of government for their safety and happiness," . october the same year in its first year as our president of this fledgling nation, president washington established thanksgiving. in doi

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i see beauty in an eye i see beauty in the sheen because i see it as a natural next step in the progress of humanity if it's used well and so my work i want to make people see and feel the beauty that i see in and so it's done wit. radical positivity it's mommy it's kind of i'm not worried that software and machine learning and digitalization are going to result in a faulty mechanized world mr should vote for you on the contrary we'll have a greater appreciation for everything that software can't replace is the use of business to move to for. a. long ways the last one. this one's cold. i always look forward to the next image the next to be generous you can choose name. fear losing. her. ok show. me. the good medicine that's quite magic you. see. campaign. you know living. they only. ban. allow ourselves to. live on clowns. and here's her letter. thinking the world in a more poetic way. p.r. to. lose an interview with. 20. 30. cold. it's about billions. it's about. howard. it's about the foundation of the new world order and the silk road place china wants to expand its influence with thi

ok i missed my street on the street i want to see my cup and i'll climb in the middle class cause i ask a simple and home out of each chance to mean doesn't see me in the flesh this stuff not supposed to i get this to go off as some more rock some what i think i live is almost back. to our. house my dad. my to out. 6 my. employers we need stuff. if there was a store for the stuff i could also get this thing be done. to cut. the thing on the boy. maybe i was on my time with some of our country if i did was it i'm talking to the opposition one little thing is gonna be on the over and don't think it's enough you know as they were noble about this and didn't really with me probably a few of those upper middle or guys like him in the silicon will promote a fossil stock much of them but not all. and are much. more modern i want to. give a shrug a good read on it's not so much and will become. i was under this stuff you know there are many other people to see. her in if the in. a lovely chin duffy noted research into putting c.p.o. don't know into walnut i think rocio the group also throws in

i see didn't look very at machinery of. those i knew. i was in the postings committee just you who does genius to see it and i would have you know deep this is just so nice that this is just inscribed on a school shoulder because of a new piece of cheese of who go whew skis on nick at opposition but yelling about human beings no game other. than it's that these each of us but don't see any syria use the use of that it was cordial it. as so biased on the social as it was then that in number. one i was piecing together the course of events from the mid $960.00 s. that old film poster from various lukins tapes kept popping up in my. town without pity. that was what damascus had become for israeli spy like own. as the trump presidency comes to wind the country stares into the political divisions are deeper level than ever before and dialogue is almost non-existent talk of compromise is deemed to be treasonous by many this will shortly change. become a battleground in the u.s. . people. from yankee is right now my focus because it's a very da

an issue like this i see the 38 hour _ this one.ke this i see the 38 hour working _ this one. an issue like this i see the 38 hour working week- this one. an issue like this i see the 38 hour working week is - this one. an issue like this i see l the 38 hour working week is been something that conservative party on the back bench along with some ministers have been debated for a very long time for topics used as an emblem of eu red tape. if we don't have to ride by the 48 hour work week any more than that's a really apparently great news for a business in the uk. it's something that's often been used to try and highlight how restrictive eu has been. the thing about the 48 hour working week is that people in the uk are actually able to opt out anyway. it's not something that's been strictly placed on us. although many people to abide by it. you are well entitled to opt out of this system. so if we go back to the main story basically the government is wanting to essentially deregulate the working arrangements and the things that are t

most of the people i see are just salt of the earth people looking for work that don't have criminal story. the people i am talking about have been here for years and because we looked the other way, because we wanted them here, we needed them here but then policy changes. and they go from someone who was welcomed here to being a felon. can we have it both ways as a country? we want them here? but they are criminals and we don't want them here? there is a reckoning that has to happen. >> a reckoning, that judge brack says, is up to the american people. >> it's not my place to advocate. i just want to inform people about what i know . >> i read somewhere that you have said you presided over a process that destroys families. >> yes, i have said that. a lot of people were outraged by families being separated, children being taken from their parents. and i'm not sure that people that, in a different form, this has been going on as long as we have been enforcing our immigration laws. >> over the years, letters to politicians in washington, seemingly falling on deaf ears. this one, to presi

it there my heart all by order and not my medal but i see him but i want to see if i go to lift up and down the crime scene so you know. when we play in mind he said oh i have a solo everyone else is improvising and they said ok this is your part you improvise for 16 bars i was like i want the book i want yeah here you improvise they just play it like this but as a classical music musician we are so used to having the notes in front of us it's like a security blanket. that's what i love to poppy's musicians. they stand up they played they know how to harmonize they go up and down and through the harmonies. i will never be one of them i would love to be one of them but my musical background is different but i've learned so much from them. i've known the rhythms i've learned the articulation and also i've learned more how to love more why do you. know the. truth here. but i am. talking about. a. couple. more musters from nigeria here does what nollywood response to. come. often takes. the man successful beyond belief the brotherhood this is the way we're doing the bulk. of wood. in 15 mi

table or no coward sometimes just put it here regular chats stuck in a funny convivial manner and i see some of these guests that i can see the i'm not the only one who finds this intoxicating season to guess i'll just skip brett farve who i always day and i'll betcha he did it out of mississippi writes the he doesn't like to come out of the bubble and i wanted to go to mississippi because i always like working in the south so it was a match made in heaven. tell me about what i think about a cat playing that many games that are on in my screwed up here did he play close to 300. co-author back it boggles the mind what a what an absolute beastie was you know it true and i was wondering ok man how is this guy going to be after having this kind of career is as it will be our right is going to be a little on the irgun sad because of allah success i walked up to medium you know before like i do before we start to show and. there's like you know him every get that adam and we hit it off like that good we're almost the same age i watched his whole career i played football i'm a football junkie

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i would love to see. [indiscernable] more understanding what has transpired we have been engaged on the topics moving forward more rapidly. because of covid-19 i believe because of my skills and experience i would be a strong member. i am happy to share with others but i am confident with my ability. the rest of the city knows me. i don't know them all individually, including all departments, in which i probably know somebody in each of those departments. that is my personal pitch. [indiscernable] >> thank you, member haines. member friedenbach and then member leadbetter. we will start with member friedenbach. >> i have a modification. i would like to see shawn and julieia be the liaisons. they both have a lot to offer. their skills are different from each other in terms of making a good partnership. my modification is to have a communications liaison and accountability -- sorry. the liaison to work closely together so the voices of unhoused people that are being pulled together are reflected in the work t

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my metal but i see. but i wanted to see if i would go collect any number on things and you know. when we play a man he said oh i have a solo everyone else is improvising and they said ok this is your part you improvise for 16 bars i was like i want i want to hear hear you improvise they just play it like this that is a cause of the music musician we are so used to having the notes in front of us it's like a security blanket. but that's what i love the poppies musicians. they stand up they played they know how to harmonize they go up and down and through the harmonies. i will never be one of them i would love to be one of them but my musical background is different but i've learned so much from what. i've learned the rhythms i've learned the articulation and also i've learned more how to love more behind to get. to the to. the to. the to. the to. the. in the far north. it's lonely. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. took a journey around the north pole. profiteers and taught people experiencing a changing environment northern winds life within the arctic circle. 15 minutes

i always see the possibilities so. coming out way different solutions that are not evident is something that i feel like immigrants have innate on themselves and it's even more predominant i feel like when you're an immigrant from a 3rd world country you know everybody is expected to have a locked up or were not or everybody's expected to you know go to home depot and buy everything that they need to create their project by we just how paper and tape if take out all right and so i think that that makes you have to think about different ways of making it happen and so that's one thing the other thing i also feel like in my culture specifically we we work we walk like a group right and so it's all about you know my mom my grandma my on my cousins and so it's us extended family where you inevitably have learned that you're working in a huge team with a bunch of people that have different opinions and i take that to my right now i don't exactly like that right you have a lot of people with different opinions and now it's up

my metal but i see. but i want to see if i will get a thought in on that one since i know you have. when we play a mommy set i have a solo everyone else is improvising and they said ok this is your part you improvise with 16 bars i was like i want i want yeah here you improvise they just play it like this but as a cause of community musician we are so used to having the notes in front of us it's like a security blanket. but that's what i love to poppy's musicians. they stand up they play they know how to harmonize they go up and down and through the harmonies. i will never be one of them i would love to be one of them but my musical background is different but i've learned so much from them. i've learned the rhythms i've learned the articulation and also i've learned more how to love more wines are you. trying. to cut. to. the. cutting. the big jam the john mccain. people love that cause i don't want to let the. moment trump some probably it's time to try something. was about self driving to a close distribution of power by causing the intelligence to read the below in 30 minutes on

i do want to see this done in phases. i have concerns that just -- it hasn't been all the way felt out for me. but i like that we're going in a forward direction, regardless. >> clerk: member leadbetter. >> yes. >> clerk: member miller. >> yes. >> clerk: member nagendra. >> yes. >> clerk: member reggio. >> no. >> clerk: chair williams. i believe she's absent -- >> yeah. she should be back any minute. she said at noon. i don't know if we can come back to her vote. how would that work? when she comes back, can she vote on this item, or once we move past it, she can no longer vote, does anybody know? >> you should complete the roll call, even in her absence. when she returns, if she wants to vote, you can then rescind this vote and vote again, with the entire committee taking a roll call. >> okay. thank you. >> clerk: passes with five votes. >> yeah. okay. is there a motion for item number 12? i mean, 11. i'm sorry. i make a motion to fund the current year, fiscal year 20-21. according to the housing plan. however, revisit in

>> oh, i see. lights are on. >> nice and slow, guys. >> a shout-out to our photographer, mike, keeping up with us here. >> oh, wow. mike on skis with camera. not nothing. it looks gorgeous. yeah, gary, you guys be safe. >> you guys are way more adventurous than i. i can't even do that during the day. >> i love the quiet of being on the slopes, the crunch of the snow. i'm so jealous. >> all right, guys. take care. we'll see you soon. happy new year to you. >> happy new year. >> so i'm very, very excited. >> happy new year. we love you guys. >> we're very excited to have our next guest on. i was sitting in my office, and we have -- >> big, deep thoughts. >> as they were saying i thought it might be this person on the masked singer, and guess what? i was right. he's a recent runner-up on "the masked singer." his new album "all love everything" is out right now. singer/songwriter al black joined us from la -- oh, that's l.a. hey, man, congratulations on your new album and also congratulations. believe

the light at the end of the tunnel right now so i don't see anybody who i see as a good leader of for the republican party you know certainly mitt romney has been saying absolutely the right things very very bravely but i don't see him wanting to lead a new republican party and i don't see any other people out there who who want to reclaim the republican party the way it used to be a party of of principle a party committed to rule of law a party committed to uniting the country so you know at this point i'm going to. go all in for joe biden and hope that he can succeed i really do i think it's that important for the country i mean sure and we've discussed this former republican national the officials i'm sure we're not going to agree on every national security policy but you know we we want him to succeed we really do we need to see him reengage with the rest of the world unite us with our allies we burnish our our very tarnished image around the world including our commitment to human rights so i think frankly rather than. nit pick can criticize biden and his people i mean of cou

in the us then to this general trend tariffs are always damaging for producers and customers both i seethis the overall significance of the decision i see less intimidating in the wish to demonstrate somebody but give a clear sign by the u.s. that the future will be not as the past wars and the word to. america 1st survive his presidency and there's more french officials warn the sanctions could cost his wine industry more than a $1000000000.00 euro. head of the country's independent wine producers federation urges process to end this playmakers dispute warning it's now spreading to other sectors. for the last few years the revenue of independent us wine producers which takes 1st place in the value of x. or its of our product has dropped by nearly 200000000 euros today we are suffering because of the mistakes of the 2 aircraft manufacturers american and european this of course is totally unjust because people working in our industry didn't do anything wrong with our industry didn't deserve such a punishment nevertheless our sector is paying the highest price i think france is about to l

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i would love to see. [indiscernable] more understanding what has transpired we have been engaged on the topics moving forward more rapidly. because of covid-19 i believe because of my skills and experience i would be a strong member. i am happy to share with others but i am confident with my ability. the rest of the city knows me. i don't know them all individually, including all departments, in which i probably know somebody in each of those departments. that is my personal pitch. [indiscernable] >> thank you, member haines. member friedenbach and then member leadbetter. we will start with member friedenbach. >> i have a modification. i would like to see shawn and julieia be the liaisons. they both have a lot to offer. their skills are different from each other in terms of making a good partnership. my modification is to have a communications liaison and accountability -- sorry. the liaison to work closely together so the voices of unhoused people that are being pulled together are reflected in the work t

i would love to see. [indiscernable] more understanding what has transpired we have been engaged on the topics moving forward more rapidly. because of covid-19 i believe because of my skills and experience i would be a strong member. i am happy to share with others but i am confident with my ability. the rest of the city knows me. i don't know them all individually, including all departments, in which i probably know somebody in each of those departments. that is my personal pitch. [indiscernable] >> thank you, member haines. member friedenbach and then member leadbetter. we will start with member friedenbach. >> i have a modification. i would like to see shawn and julieia be the liaisons. they both have a lot to offer. their skills are different from each other in terms of making a good partnership. my modification is to have a communications liaison and accountability -- sorry. the liaison to work closely together so the voices of unhoused people that are being pulled together are reflected in the work t

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next thing i see is him marching over to me, says i'm in, and turns around and walks away. i literally went after him, sir -- i call my elder senators not by their first name -- sir, what do you mean? i'm going to cosponsor your amendment. next thing you know, the chairman of the committee cosponsored my amendment. we picked up some of the republicans and it is now the law of the land. i'm not naive to say that we have real problems right now and we can go into that. but i do not want to ever be little as naivete or as pie in the sky or ineffective idealism, a firm commitment to principles of grace and decency and honor, and dare i say, love. because i still think that those are the most powerful forces in our democracy, the only real hope for our country. dr. thurber: thank you. the question is whether you can get those kinds of reactions to this big covid relief bill, and other legislation that's coming down from biden. some people are saying, "democrats should act as if they won the election. what was the point of putting a majority in the senator -- senate if they're not

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i wanted to see how you're doing. pleasure is mine. where are you from? >> [indiscernible] >> i heard of it. thanks for what you are doing to help. >> my pleasure, sir. >> it is our pleasure. make sure you take care of yourself. >> yes, sir. >> do you need anything? >> no, sir. >> you can tell a secretary of defense. to meet you. announcer: senator cory booker discussed threats to american democracy at an event hosted by the american university's school of public affairs, the kennedy political union, and the u.s. capitol historical society. this is 50 minutes. >> we are fortunate that the u.s. capitol historical society has jim thurber's guidance. it is a privilege to welcome cory booker. i do share history. we both know what it is like to be mayor of tough towns. i was doing something else when senator booker came on as a member of my committee. you are fortunate to be interviewed by the man of the hour, dr. jim thurber. take it away dr. thurber. dr. thurber: thank you. welcome, senator cory booker. we are pleased you could take time during this stressful