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unemployment for women, if you listen to my speech two weeks ago, he would've heard me say as a lewiston 21 years. now i'm saying is the lowest in five years and soon will be the lowest in history. a big difference. 21 years, 65 years. hopefully in a week or two, it'll be history. 65 years as a long time. i'm also very proud to say that unemployment for the disabled americans has reached record lows giving these incredible americans the chance to realize their unlimited potential and that's what it is, unlimited potential. many former inmates are also getting a second chance at life. we are keeping our promise to buy american and higher american and what's happening is our economy is so good, our unemployment is so low in our employment is so high, maybe that's an even nicer way of saying it. and people that want to get a second chance, inmates, people coming out of jail where the stigma was so great, people were hiring. they're hiring them now in record numbers and these businesses are saying they are fantastic. they are set. and as one gentleman in particular, he hired ten inmates, nev

we've got a lot of people who live along the coast, rehoboth and lewiston, places like that, dewy beach, but rest of the county is largely agriculture, and we have some hospitals, rural hospitals. we have community-based outpatient clinics. we have a v.a. clinic that's actually quite good. we still have a lot of people who don't have access to healthcare because it's just so spread out in a big county. i want to talk a little bit about all of now that we've gotten that out of the way. i want to talk with you about costs flow from tobacco use. i think our calculus system i actually costing us, and i understand we're spending in this country an extra i would say $2 hundred billion each career because of our addiction to tobacco products and we're spending i'm told another 150 billion to 250 billion a year because of obesity from one end of the country to the other, incling in sussex county, but i -- i'm told that america's rural communities are still more likely to use tobacco products than other parts of our country. our rural communities are also more overweightnd obese and would i ask

we had a death in lewiston, aine last week between multiculturalism and immigrants. ost: we read a little bit from laura bush's op ed. people on all sides agree the system isn't working but there levels ofeople at all government that can do better than this she's talking here about not separating the children. caller: i believe we need to build a wall. i believe if we don't have a wall, we're going to lose our country. look at how bad california is. they're even having massive crime in syracuse, new york. they're averaging three to four shootings in new york. i'm originally from northern new york. i live in maine now where it's nice and quiet. host: ok, more from the administration over the weekend. specifically the director -- the secretary of homeland security. series of tweets out there for us to consume. she wrote, in part, this misreporting by members, press and advocacy groups must stop. irresponsible and unproductive. as i've said many times before, if you are seeking asylum for there's no reason to break the law and illegally cross between ports of entry. he