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>> tries to get your own assessment over 20 years because it was an ionic and seminal piece of work.et me put it another way. if this had been or turns out to be, "illmatic" if this had been or tons out to be your magnus opus, are you okay with that? >> eye, i am, 100%. couldn't ask for a better record. when i approached it, i approached it trying to be the best. i was really young but i had a lot to say, and i knew what i wanted to do, and i'm proud of it. i'm glad i can be proud of it now again, i'm lucky, because i can hear imper feshgzs in it, but that's also what make it is a cool record. >> you canner that? >> yeah. >> i ain't heard none of that. no imperfections in "illmatic." >> most people, i talk to actors, some haven't seen some of the movies, and it's because of that. they know where they were bad. to them, but to us, amazing. oscar award-winning type of performances. i can hear it. i would everybody inner say what -- >> you're not going to tell me? >> no, no. you're my man, but -- i want you to enjoy it the way -- >> i'm not to ask you because i don't want to know. sound

you can see the beautiful ionic olumns there, the entablature above it and the sweeping arch above and the beautiful imagine the natural light that used to come into that space during the early years of the 1800s. elizabeth ey, mentioned much of that. i was -- i went to architecture university of maryland. do i have any terps here in the audience tonight? all right? terps dominate tonight. way to go. thank you for coming out. what a great architecture school that is. you know, when i graduated from architecture school like many today, i had no idea what i wanted to do. whether follow in my father's who was a marine, the military life was important to me. a sense of service was important to me. i considered law school and took that.at, decided not do but i thought, what a wonderful career that would have been to an attorney.ct and come to find out the ninth rchitect of the capitol was an architect and attorney as well. well, i decided to go into the military. wanted to travel and see the world. that's what i wanted to do when i was of that age and graduating architecture school. and i t

established some remarkable partnerships with ionic american brands and know from talking to you back clearthat you've got very ideas about what should be done' from the african side what do be to accelerate business partnerships with the creation jobs. >> thank you. than just looking at what we as africans can do, i can do isther what we certainly look at the area of, aren't areas that challenging, for us as african countries. and a key area for us is around the young people that we have in africa. 15 to 25-year-olds in africa make up 26% of the population of continent today. so the key issue is making sure that we have those people being end to be able to contribute towards the continued economies on the continent. so in looking at our been ableps and we've to create partnerships with mcdonald's and coca-cola, that's a key area for us. so, for example, with mcdonald's $80,000 and we have to focus on young people our business. so i think from a business perspective it's important that on education and the soowerment of young people. that as we go forward we have the resources that we