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of course, like charles's name, one of those people who was brought to this area, probably by jean le feet. on the wrong side in the french revolution and had to escape to europe and came west. pushed further west than louisiana, and then settled along the bodies of this particular shore. on the other side of the lake you can see the working side but on this side, there were workers as well. >> i'm seeing refineries and petroleum. adley: we have a huge refining industry the also two major oil refineries. the philip 66 refinery and the citgo refinery are both located here, and they are among the top 10 refineries in the united states. >> is that the city's biggest economic driver? adley: the biggest economic driver now are the casinos, in terms of actual payroll. >> so we can get a glimpse of them out by the bridge? adley: out by the bridge. there is one casino out there. the other two casinos, golden nugget and a second one, are sited on the property. they are a billion dollar investment in southwest louisiana is part of what moves the economy now. we're moving from a blue collar econ

and of course, lake charles is named for one of the people who was brought to the area probably by jean lafitte. he was alongside in the french revolution. he came to louisiana and then went further west. on the other side of the lake you can see the working side of the lake but this side of the lake used to be working as well. >> tell me about that. i'm seeing a lot of what looks like refineries, petroleum industry. >> we have a huge petroleum refining industry. petrochemicals, also two major oil refineries, the philip 66 and citgo are both located here among the top 10 refineries in the united states. >> the biggest economic driver now is the casinos in terms of actual payroll.>> we can kind of get a glimpse of them. >> by the bridge. there is one casino out there. the other casinos, golden nugget and -- are on lake charles property. actually, they are $1 billion investment in southwest louisiana. it is part of what moves the economy now. we're moving from a blue-collar economy and petrochemical to essentially a more mixed economy includes a lot of resource and hospitality industry. a

and, of course, lake charles is named for charles saulier, one of those people who was brought to this area by jean lafitte. he had to's cape europe and came west, came to louisiana, and and then he pushed further west in expla settled along the bodies of this particular shore. on the other side of the lake, you can see the working side of the lake. but this side used to be work as well. >> i'm seeing a lot of what looks like refineries, right? >> we have a huge petroleum refining industry, petrochemical, also two major oil refineries, the phillips 66 refinery and the citgo refinery are both located here, and they're among the top ten in the united states -- >> is that the city's biggest economic driver? >> actually, the biggest economic driver now are the saw tee know -- casinos in terms of payroll -- >> we can kind of get a glimpse of them out by the bridge. >> there is one. the other two are actually sited on port of lake charles property. and, actually, their billion dollar investment in southwest louisiana is part of what moves the economy now. we are moving from a blue collar economy in petro

namesake.s of course, like charles's name, one of those people who was to this area, probably by jean le feet. french rong side in the revolution and had to escape to europe and came west. ushed further west than louisiana, and then settled along the bodies of this particular shore. other side of the lake you can see the working side but on this side, there were workers as well. i'm seeing refineries and petroleum. >> we have a huge refining industry two major oil refineries. the philip 66 refinery and the refinery are both located here, and they are among the top 10 refineries in the united states. >> is that the city's biggest economic driver? >> the biggest economic driver casinos, in terms of actual payroll. >> so we can get a glimpse of bridge?t by the >> out by the bridge. there is one casino out there. casinos, golden ugget and a second one, are sited on the property. they are a billion dollar investment in southwest part of what moves the economy now. we're moving from a blue collar chemical to tro essentially a more mixed economy hat includes a lot of resort and hospitality i

charles, ingo to tennessee, on the independent line. caller: good morning. ahead.o caller: what do you mean? host: let's go to jeanin mississippi, on the independent line. caller: alt-right wants to do is trump the name -- all wants to do is change the name of anything democrats have done, and it's nothing else is going on with this trade with mexico and canada. and i think the canadians in the us much. this much --y us envy us much. and i want to mention about this guy from the national enquirer, -- andt is, is another you. host: in a release from the white house, the ministration has -- the administration secured a political agreement that modernizes and rebalance is the trade relationship to reflect the reality of the 21st century. it will create more reciprocal trade, grow the economy, support high-paying jobs for american and protect american intellectual property. the preliminary agreement is a mutually beneficial win for north american farmers, ranchers, workers, and business. as is the first time that a modern u.s. trade agreement -- this is the first time a modern u.s. trade agreement has been renegotiate

charles anderson. >> constance anderson. >> john jack andreakep. >> micro rourke andrews. >> jean anuki and.gloria angela. >> doreen j andersini. david awima. >> and my mom, hi, mom. we gather to share memories and pray for our beloved departed and their families. my mom francis, 76 years old on 9/11 and would stick out in a crowd. that is unless it were not for her acts of love. she was a loving wife. ironically her husband, my father, doug the very foundations of this building at the very beginning. she was a great grandmother, she was a great friend. after her death i heard so many great secret ways she provided comfort and emotional support to all who asked for it. mom, i will never forget you and the love you gave me. one more thing, if i may. this year a representative of the house referred to our loss as just another incident. this your network commentator said the president's performance in helsinki was a traitorous act. last week a senator attacked the supreme court nominee and called him a racist for alleged comments after 9/11. stop. stop. please. stop using the ashes of our loved