this is designed to invite feedback to insievials there the ials -- indivie meeting. you cannot engage back and forthwith the commissioners note, each individual is allowed one opportunity and read statements from others. person on the line, i'll unmute you and put three minutes on the clock. caller us let us know you are there? >> hello. good afternoon commissioners. i'm angelica. happy asian and pacific islander heritage month. i was trying to call in for the public comment piece but my phone wasn't working. i hope it's okay i still make this comment. during this time. it's really great the commissioner acknowledge and highlighting the work of the asian and pacific islander community and contribution to health and well-being of the community. this leads to why i was calling. it was established in 2000 and it's a multistrategy organize. we work to improve lives on an individual level we engage in competent services. pacific engagement and advocate for the community. we created through the community health assessment report and how chronic effects philippine no o beha

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and ial feel you touched on this about the first war of the green new deal. this is a national security issue, isn't it? ultimatelyat this is about whether or not the economy is involved. all of this is about whether or not this country can defend herself if under the gun by tyrants in china or in russia or in north korea or anywhere. you're absolutely right. you know, every world war has been won in part by control of energy, whether it be nuclear oil or whatever .e to contr absolutely right. whethe at the biden administration, they don't get this. you know, it's they didn't live through the 1970s oil embargo. you know, if97 you remember thoe days are used by the united states had an economic shock. no, you're too young. but you know, there's economic shock in iraq. o and you know, at the end of the day, you know, we were so fearful in this country. what did they cut off our oil? what are we going to do and weth work generations to become independent and we throw all away and now we're goingin back to whereg we were beforese and put ourselves in that vulnera

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>> to t develop that policy framework as ial mentioned earlr the administration with regards to the criticalerals as for all intents and purposes under the title three defense production act i think a similar policy approach should be taken to the oil and gas and other energy resources. for starters, stop efforts to shut down the currentoa infrastructure like line five. the approval of the pipeline optimization and third can we bring back another between alberta and the united states. they participate in the capital markets have been private sector has been spoofed by that veto withe so much political and regulatory certainty, i think we as governments need to be more forward leaning to the projects enlike that. >> it takes both the provincial or the state government and respective federal governments to work with us to do it, right? thanks to all of you. mr. chairman, i appreciate you. >> we are going to do a second round and i know i'm going to go right to mr. wilkinson if i may. i understand a little bit of what is going on and i want all of you to understand i want my administration and

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amy, and i hope ial got that pronunciation correct, the executive director of texas who serves on therd of the advisoryhe council of action ana storyteller.sh she received her undergraduate degree from the university of texas and law degree from new york law school. catherine foster is president and ceo of american united for life. previously she spent seven years as litigation counsel with alliances and then founded and managed a practice in prevention coalition usa and executive director. she and her ba from college and masters from the university of south carolina, south florida, and jd from georgetown university law center. michelle f goodwin is the chancellor's professor of law and founding director of the center for biotechnologych and global health policy at the university of california irvine. previously, professor goodwin was the professor at the university of minnesota with appointments to the law school, medical school into school of public health. she received a ba from the university of wisconsin, boston college law school and received degrees from the university of wisco