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my name is jimmy kemp. #s for today's event of kempforum. my name is jimmy kemp. on behalf of the kemp foundation, and our partner in google, we really appreciate you hosting us today. we are grateful for the special meeting on the kemp forum on true growth. true growth is a designation that recognizes that growth comes from a dynamic source. it comes from humans. it does not come from government. it comes from a personal dynamic investment that has been best realized throughout history in these united states of america. we need a strong, balanced economic growth that results in many kinds of investments that we make in people and property. that is in order to provide for ourselves and our children, each other, whether as individuals, members of a family, business, or government. true growth is a critical designation. we just do not want growth at last for little while. when i was a kid i grew up with words like lower tax rates, supply-side economics, the gold standard. these are the first words that pop into my head when i think about my childhood. a strange chil