longmont next light in a civil broadband service costs just sixty dollars a month for internet speeds of one gig that's one thousand megabytes per second is the time to recognize the internet as part of our commons and protected and distributed to you know widely available to everybody like longmont has done media i totally agree and i just came back from south korea you get internet anywhere people have it up in the remotest areas and it's wicked it is so fast so we are behind. i mean i'm not in principle against you know anything being public but there is there is rational allocation reasons that not everything is public you know there's a market for food even though people die without food so yeah i'm sure it can certainly work and you know specific economics in areas of specific cities like longmont. and you know whether it's one of these are countries you know historically iraq or the entire country of south korea or i mean. big high tech sector you know i get it there it's more like a city here but except that in south korea's rural areas you got high speed you are going to be t

history and once it's finalized it'll suck the american internet back decades meanwhile out in longmont colorado residents are already enjoying the internet of the future longmont is now in the internet business and almost every home in the city has access we want people who take it is much for granted is the do flipping a light switch on in their house. long monson next to light in a civil broadband service costs just sixty dollars a month for internet speeds of one gig that's one thousand megabytes per second so is the time to recognize the internet as part of our commons and protected and distributed to you know widely available to everybody like longmont has done and i do i totally agree and i just came back from south korea you get internet anywhere people have it up in the remotest areas and it's wicked fast it is so fast so boy we are behind. i mean i'm not in principle against you know anything being public but there is there is rational allocation reasons that not everything is public you know there's a market for food even though people die without food so yeah i'm sure it can

sudden inspiration or the work of longmonts months of labor. it is part of this journey that we have as americans to understanding two we are and the nature of this american experience, the journey that we are on really, how we tell the story of who we are makes us who we are. we are the stories we tell ourselves. as we live those stories and we live up to those stories we make america and we can make a better america. one way we can see that is we look at things like this in the temple. i like the word here. in this temple for whom he saved the union. the memory is enshrined forever. as long as we have stories like stories of lincoln and the soldiers of the civil war we can become the americans we aspire to be. the story helps us make that journey. let's go to -- well, we are at gettysburg. let's get to gettysburg. he got on the train the day before. these slides have little to do except the slide here is the old union terminal i believe it's called. it took him many hours to get to gettysburg and of course there's stories on that train of lin