not mandy. mandy, you not only met those standards, you exceeded them. you will be missed by your team, by the committee, and by me. throughout her 20 years in federal service, mandy worked for former representative mark green of wisconsin and for the u.s. department of education. under the leadership of secretary spellings. mandy made her mark on the education and the workforce committee as well. she served this committee under chairs boehner, mckeon, miller, kleine, scott, and me. throughout this time she became highly respected on both sides of the capitol, for her expert knowledge on education and human services policies and for her ability to build coalitions. having great ideas in congress get you only so far. you also need someone who knows how to implement those ideas. this is what mandy was best at. mandy often came up with creative and strategic solutions that brought individuals across the policy spectrum together. as a result, she was able to see numerous pieces of legislation make it across the finish line. throughout the last two decades, m

amber: mandy xu always --mandy xu, always a pleasure to have you on the show.omp sales and earnings topping wall street's estimates. we will dive into the story next as our stock of the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ amber: this is "bloomberg markets." target turned in a strong fourth quarter performance became with a cautious financial forecast for the year ahead, grappling with an inventory story that is not over. joining us now is brandon case to break it all down. the stock market reaction this morning to these earnings at about 630 was wild. what is going on and what is target telling us? brendan: it really see sought early on -- see-sawed early on. the results were better than feared. the outlook was better than feared. it is not great. the company has a lot of challenges to work through. profitability is not going to be anywhere near its long-term goals for at least a couple of years. it is still dealing with some of last year's problems. the inventory search is over and they have gotten that largely under control. they still expect a little weakness in cert

mandy, thank you for joining us.you live about 10 miles away from this disaster site and you and your 4-year-old son are starting to see physical, some serious symptoms. tell us about it. >> yeah, we live 10 miles and immediately two days after my son, he started to have serious sinus and respiratory issues, and has continued since. he -- he's been sleeping next to a cool mist humanfiers and suffering from migraine. my sinus isn't as bad because i'm older than he is and he's been suffering from it. it been hard. aishah: sorry, mandy, when you see the pictures of a cat getting sick, fish dying in the water, chickens dying that people have been, you know, taking care of, how does that make you feel when the epa tells the folks living there, everything's okay. the water is fine, the air is fine? how do you feel? >> it's unsettling, it's quite unsettling. i don't believe them for a second that the air quality is okay. i'm the chicken lady. my six chickens dropped dead within 30 minutes to 45 minutes after they started th

and mandy my wife 20 years. at $25 a month for me and $2 a week for mandy. our earnings would amount to $11,680. add to this the interest for the time wages have been kept back and deduct what you paid for our clothing and three doctor's visits. to me. and pulling a tooth for mandy and the balance will show what we are in justice entitled to. please send the money by adam's express in care of v winters, esquire. dayton, ohio ohio. he knew, of course, that he would never see a cent. but even as anderson many others talked into the wind the idea of money was evolving into the idea that the federal government should provide formerly enslaved with grants of free land as. w.e.b. dubois put it in his great history of reconstruction hope. naive hope as it turned that all the chief problems this is dubois that all chief problems of emancipation might be settled by establishing the slaves on the forfeited lands of their masters and may sound like a radical plan out of mouths. china or castro's cuba. but in fact, there were precedents in 19th century america. in 62, o

thank you so much, mandy.t and we will be covering trump's visit there tomorrow. >> all right. thanks for having me. >> jesse: up next, don lemon goes to sensitivity training. [laughter] among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. the crisis inside ukraine has reached a catastrophic level with the elderly jews pushed to the very limit. go inside! she's freezing cold! there's no electricy no heat, no water. winter is now a weapon of war used against the elderly the mothers and the young children. they've been lined up here for hours. these are precious people who are hungry. they have nothing! if someone doesn't do something soon a humanitarian disaster is coming! so many jewish people who are just waiting. waiting for someone to care enough to pick

saifullah dad borujard ahmedreza darwish in 1374 with the film kimia pabe, a cinematic revolution by mandi seir. maryam magdas is the name of the biggest project of iranian cinema it was a religious concept that the leader of the revolution appeared behind the scenes and encouraged its agents . in the 1980s, seyyed reza mirkarimi, with his films under the moonlight , far far far far near , presented a new sugar cube to the audience of his films, in the name of allah. rahman al-rahim, homayoun asadian, the producer of gold and copper in this decade, is one of those filmmakers who sought to present valuable concepts through the lens of oil, to love for god's sake, what god loves, you should also love the holy defense cinema in the 80s, but there were still directors who dealt with this the iranian flag was held high category, including this film "the expulsions" was made by masoud dehnamaki, the fourth decade of the revolution with muhammad rasulullah, the most important film screen directed by majid majidi , the religious film that the leader of the revolution played from behind the scenes

mandy: he started last year -- mandeep: he started last year and now what has happened is that pcs have been going through a deep inventory correction. it does not have the diversification that nvidia has. because of its high exposure to pcs, it is struggling to generate any operating cash flow. on top of that, it is investing in to catch up to tsmc. i think that investors were skeptical about the dividend when they were to last quarter result. this kind of explains why they would have a tough time paying their dividends, given all the challenges they have to their business right now. jon: you alluded a little bit to it but if they are looking to conserve cash in the most effective way, what on the capital spending side is the way to turbocharge this turnaround? mandeep: i think they have been delaying their plans in terms of rolling out three millimeter or five millimeters technology which tsmc already has. a lot of companies go to tsmc for manufacturing of those chips. they really need is to catch up. we know there are issues over the last three or four years. i think that has not cha

and i think, well man, well, we're, as we call him in our movement t o mandy has become, isn't really an uncle to us. it's amazing to see them. washington and such tragedy occurred. should go back and look at these. david was the greatest kid ever. he never gave us a hard time about anything new. there was this one with cap on the cherry tree bustled. her said that picture is going to be cool. sunday when he was all like know it's perfect. i'm not surprised that david became an activist because he's pretty much, always been an act of us his entire life. he sees something that needs to be done. he's going to do it. my husband and daughter, and i are exactly the same way. i'm not just how we roll before the shooting. i don't believe we ever really talked about gun control at all. we've always had guns in our house because dad was a f b i agent. so david grew up, seen guns, been cleaned and being taught about gun safety. and the importance of that, i think what's last about david is that he's actually a really fun person. but since the shooting, he's been so angry, he's just been spurred

mandi and the legal right and obligation to pursue the necessary budget for the economy in the next year, at least, it will be a very good book, and i think if i am not mistaken, it will fetch 600,000 tomans and 300,000 tomans. pay attention , now we are looking for the fifth and sixth book, how much will it cost now? it was 100 to 200 tomans for family rights. for someone who is the head of the household and now we are looking for something meaningful, which means that they have become meaningless over time, he should have a thousand tomans, buy a small package, a package of diapers that comes once. and we should be more serious in compensating the livelihood of government employees another thing that is happening is that we have this discussion related to the comprehensive law , that we do not have an exception in this comprehensive law. if there is an exception , we have special jobs, but there are many jobs on the platform of special conditions, it is a service that has a very special expertise. the law that the late law passed the civil service law of 2009 was the last stage of the

the 1st world war about so when hundreds of troops lost their lives when the ship known as the ss mandy signed on its way to france, a troop smart in the streets of richards bay and the east of the country. tanks and planes, robed through the streets, were seen overhead. are the countries president, there is a serial and i'm a forced to participate in the event. a greeting. soldiers with metals, armed forces, day is held every year on the 21st of february. so commemorate the 1st world war naval tragedy. went over 600 african troops died, the steam ship that had been transformed from civil duty to take part in the war, but signed poor weather conditions, quarter ship collision, causing its demise. but it's been such a busy day here on our international with of course, the russian president vladimir putin speaking today. the national federal assembly addressed it and you will speech a lot of hot topics discussed in his speech today. you can read all about it on our website, it's ah, i ah, the number one more day with hello and welcome to the sweet african now program. i'm portfolio and th

but in general, soviet-malian and russian-mandy cooperation has been going on for more than 60 yearsw this country became independent in the bamaks. we always felt the friendly support of moscow . abdul in traditional clothes greets his russian colleague on the steps. on the foreign ministry, they have already talked twice in moscow and here is the meeting of the ministers on malian territory. first of all, they discuss economic cooperation with the two countries. russia is going to increase the supply of wheat fertilizers and petroleum products in fashion. the main mari gold resources are the third reserve in all of africa and diamonds are dissatisfied with russia's penetration into the mari market, former western partners states on the african continent, we see relapses in the colonial mentality , we believe, together with our mari friends with the vast majority of other african countries, that the former metropolitans must be forgotten. e about how they captured and exploited these territories. this continent. they have to get used to the fact that the world has changed. we have d

we are left without anything to keep us warm. serious issue mandy terry in response coordinators are warning of a further deterioration of the situation in the camps. more snow form is predicted in the coming days, and they are calling on international relief agencies for help. in addition to food and clothes, there is a desperate need for heating equipment, and there are warnings of possible deaths because of the severe cold. there are nearly 2000000 displaced people in northern syria, leaving caps along the turkish border. and many of them need urgent help to get them through a tough winter mohammed fun. jessia. a group of prominent pro democracy figures has gone to court in hong kong in the largest ever trial under the territory as controversial national security law. the defendants are legislators, politicians, activists, and community workers who were arrested 2 years ago and charged with conspiracy to commit subversion. charges are linked to their participation in an unofficial primary election held in 2020. richard timber has more from hong kong. well, this is certainly a big

also, and they have tried to once again, this is mandy lou meeting in india, you know, and in my understanding it is a part and parcel of diplomacy to get countries to their side. and nato and west has been kind as far love math as our prime minister has category. can they say it in the past? so, and we have one that can break, tell rate this, that india is not going to side with any group or read any country as we stand by piece. and we stand a full settlement. all disputes are such, i mean that's whatever i can't help is needed from india far and arriving at this baseball solution in the i would be very, very happy to do this boss. this is a test for reasons. one reason for she was transferring the promotional price and relationship to another reason, like i said before. busy no shows long to bring in the, on the side of the day to day and the conflict between the ukraine at russia. if you look at a 2nd data, we can see clearly that so it's very well that the union government conscious enough and knows what's going on there. so say something like that, together in the fight against new imper

relish is to eat it with your hands, here is the very seedling where the name of this dish came from mandi, everything is so juicy. this meat languished , the fat was stewed for so long, it melted, the juices stand out. and so she grew meat. just incredibly juicy and gentle flies. there, in russian, it will be tasty delicious. for cooking this is the name of this dance danura in translation skirt, because the task of the dancers is to twist the skirts without ceasing. nothing complicated. i'm italian, what they do with skirts, we make friends with knitting needles. they fart this pizza from behind. ah in short, looks very beautiful, like not so difficult, someday i will make it miss you. i returned to you because. you have treated me to these masterpiece dishes. i decided what will happen, honestly, there is now. the meaning of herring is black bread, take trouble, baldi baldi, take you yum-yum herring. it's a pity that i don't know arabic fish and i can only guess what my neighbor is talking about non-stop. interesting, would like to try. salty crunchy just right. how delicious, but appar

my dad and water every way we are left without anything to keep us warm. serious issue mandy terry in response coordinators are warning of a further deterioration of the situation in the camps. more snow form is predicted in the coming days, and they are calling on international relief agencies for help. in addition to food and clothes, there was a desperate need for heating equipment, and there are warnings of possible deaths because of the severe cold. there are nearly 2000000 displaced people in north and syria, living in caps along the turkish border, and many of them need urgent help to get them through a tough winter. muhammad fun jessia morocco's ambitions to stage. major football tournaments only increased on the team's good performance that cut off will come countries the ultimate target is to one day bring the world come back to africa and richardson reports from about the this is where world cup dreams a born morocco is investing in foot board every level. there are hundreds of pitches like this across the country, giving young players affordable access to coaching and comp

so, in order for the sailors not to stray from their intended course, the mandi lighthouse was installednd the coin in certain places. well, specifically in these two places it is covered with a special flux. with a new composition, apparently, something like phosphorus and in the dark you can see the rays of light , a coin of 10 francs thrown by this same lighthouse, and was issued in the congo in 2006, in a limited edition of only 2,500 copies for a second , 925 silver. well, well done , you printed today's bank. show us the clues first elementary well, you didn't take the first one. yes, indeed, the speed of light in meters per second is actually depicted here in kilometers per second 300.000 km/s meters per second kilometers. no, there are millions, there are 299 million meters per second, and the second clue. luminous eyes of a cat, in my opinion, rodion well , somehow caught the story. yes, yes, okay third clue. you didn't need it, but it's good that we didn't get to it. this is a pharmacy, as you can always glow in the dark. pharmacy is even simpler . with joy, which shine with jo

mandy rhodes, thanks for the party. mandy rhodes, thanks for talkini for the party.ges, health, education and so on that the parliament has to grapple with on a daily basis. parliament has to grapple with on a dail basis. �* , , parliament has to grapple with on a dail basis. �*, , :, :, daily basis. let's focus in on one ofthe daily basis. let's focus in on one of the independent _ daily basis. let's focus in on one of the independent candidates i daily basis. let's focus in on one i of the independent candidates and many people say that nicola sturgeon, it was in her dna, independence, that is what she would have wished for in our time in politics. that hasn't happened so does it mean it's necessarily moved backwards step as she steps down? the truth is, if there were a path towards independence and not even necessarily a clear path, but any obvious path, nicola sturgeon would be leading her troops down that path but instead she has clearly looked out the landscape in front of her own can see roadblocks and diversions and possibly, although she probably wouldn't co

>> i hope that she knows that what choice you brought your life to me and our mandy in our family, myope, she was as important as you or me. >> it doesn't matter what life you come from. everybody is a person. everybody has a mom and dad. it's not the way they should be treated. >> in december of 2020, who joseph wayne burnette pleaded guilty for the murders of felisha pearson and dana lynn dodd. >> burnett's victims, this has been the last chapter of a very painful book. >> and indeed it was. by then, amanda and jon had found a little solace. here in long view, the community that didn't forget. >> we felt like that was her adopted family. >> which is why they decided not to take her remains back home to florida with them. she will stay here in long view with her name carved in stone. >> it's a funny thing, isn't? it that it would be important to have a stone up above the place you're lying down with your name on it. and yet, it is. >> it is, exactly, you never think about it. but it's important to have that. because you are never forgotten, and you know, your name is there. >> lavend

and sometimes he act like a mandy when he speaks with his surroundings and friends, this is what we heard from our friends in damascus. the quinn nathan nevada cliche for will be a thug pupil the trailer hump well to thought aloud. ah, what a 3rd of the country still remained beyond da sites control the curts alongside european and american special forces controlled the ne, turkey controlled the northwest to contain the carts and back the opposition and it label in the south. a large zone was controlled by us forces and israel carried out regular air strikes against iranian positions in syria to completely reclaim the rest of his country. aside would ultimately after confront all of these conflicting forces. ah, i got it with the cell again and had up within, within a few minutes, vladimir putin came to visit the russian base in syria. but the war was becoming expensive for him. and the outcome was still uncertain. starting a war was one thing. ending it was quite another he had a number that follow up discussions with pro i believe that the russians were very much interested in reducing

we continue to heed your words of don't agonize, organize and mandy scott and brady camp pain and rudeyms demand action and all those effected by the sick pervasive epidemic you stood by all of us and been a champion in the fight and i speak for them and say, we cannot thank you enough. i know you know this, we will not stop fighting on the subject and we will follow your lead just as you fought for the affordable care act. expanding health insurance to millions of americans through health insurance reform and when they tried to stop you, and repeal it, you were having none of it and wrun of my favorite quotes i have on a little post it note i look at all the time when i feel stressed you said, go through the gate, if the gate is closed we'll go over the fence, if the fence is too high we'll poll vault in, if that doesn't work we will para chute in but we are going to get healthcare reform passed for the american people. healthcare is right and not privilege and we have you to thank for refusing to give up on affordable care act. you have lead us through some of the toughest time jz dar

and it was around. mandy decibels are pretty consistent. match which i told us pretty battery or drums, how we don't, long history can be traced on the walls of casablanca, his own town. but only once before, as the team played at the club welled, come, this is yenna. i know the community callaway, the other. the champions of africa, as we are not afraid of anyone playing in morocco, was the big advantage for us. not just why dad fans, but the whole country would be behind the team. without origin story is one that informs the feelings. this team inspires us and the french occupation accessed the sports facilities was limited. so in the mid 19 thirty's, americans formed that own club without off let it be done like a waterfall like thing, but quickly expanded to include football, the side went on to become a symbol of the nationalist movement. whenever they play, mohammed has supported the scene. all his life for him without will always be a club. that's about much more than just winning trophies when it's ready and we did go ahead and say, hey, why dad is a source of hope, a source of

. >> i end up with the weddings that play a lot of barry manilow "o mandy."shing for parents' rights in iowa. he visited the early caucus state to denounce radical gender ideology in public schools. >> john: pence is calling on conservatives to take a stand and protect american values. they say they have no choice but to fight and win a culture war against the left. the former vice president joins us to talk about this and a whole lot more coming up. >> i worry

so here in the, i get mandy cats this week of the city. we can see that is a wrong, but that, that, that level of the destruction is beyond the imagination, is starting from the long way of a one kilometers away, and then going down all the way on either side. so it is that really this now is in the darkness, the shortage of the electricity and the food a water, the best city is, is, is one of the, the most though looked to be in the country. and i hope being here just recently. no, it's completely a different city. it's dawn to darkness. and you can see that people are that's we're b r i, we do apologize. we lost our connection to russell, sorry, but he was giving us an update from car, a man marashi where a hopefully a, the fit 3 survivors will be found. rescue a cruise still digging through the rubble and reportedly there are 3 people who they could find alive will, will keep you up to date on that story. but we'll move on to other world news now and tell you about the u. s. president, because he will be delivering his state of the unio

. >> i end up with the weddings that play a lot of barry manilow "o mandy." "america reports" now. >> sandra: thank you, harris. former vice president mike pence is pushing for parents' rights in iowa. he visited the early caucus state to denounce radical gender ideology in public schools. >> john: pence is calling on conservatives to take a stand and protect american values. they say they have no choice but to fight and win a culture war against the left. the former vice president joins us to talk about this and a whole lot more coming up. >> i worry about down the road 3, 5, 10 years from now, what if there's a cancer outbreak. >> we cannot pick up and move our 15 years of roots overnight. we cannot do that. >> even small doses of chemicals over a long period is ugly. >> sandra: people in east palestine ohio angry and worried about the environmental disaster that is unfolding right now in their communities. hello, welcome everyone, i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: good to spend thursday with you, i'm john roberts. this is "america reports." head of th

my good friend mandy moore allison the chief of police in , miami has done some amazing things here. he understands that. we have to be in the community figuratively and literally, and that starts with us taking that first step and going into the communities and not only dealing with violent crime in those neighborhoods, but also building community relations and trust with them at the same time. i will be quicker on the recruiting side. we've all seen across the nation, it is harder to recruit, hire, train, and retain good quality police officers. even if the numbers are down we , are not looking for quantity, we are looking for quality. we started an initiative recently, we're going into the community and saying if you don't like what is happening in your community and policing, we want you to join us. we want you to be a part of the police department. we don't accurately represent the demographics of the communities we serve, so we are working to change that as well. we notice on our civil service exam, which is the first step to becoming a fort worth police officer. we have a very

thanks very much and a lot more news on the other side of the bible until and for mandy. me. other use our team here in doha. thanks very much for your time. and your company has seen a few minutes. ah ah. and a police footage starts with what appears to be a routine traffic. stop but quickly the situation escalate. no, any police can be seen beating nichols and trying to subdue him with pepper spray. he can be heard crying for help and for his mother. o. nichols died from his injuries 3 days later. as the video was being released, protestors in memphis took to the street to call for justice. this is certainly a city very much still in shock by what they saw in that video. the violent beating death of tyree nichols at the hands of police african stories from african perspective short documentaries, from african filmmakers from zimbabwe. we were pioneers of how the economist could change the way with distribute goods. i'd be happy to go into a physical store. so don ivory cope's, any gun with fresh farm fishing woods and the shot for africa direct on al jazeera, latin america

mandy moore is the chief of the service discussing management and wildfire was little and see -- and resiliency. it is responsible for managing more than 190 million acres of national forest. >> could have -- good morning. good afternoon and welcome to the public land summit on wildfire resiliency. my name is todd and im the chair of the committee. today's summit will be bringing together those from federal agencies to discuss how we can improve cooperative efforts and how to best communicate threats and opportunities to residents and visitors. investments in recent years, congress has given agencies authority and investments. to support and make landscapes more fireproof. we are honored to have randy moore as our first speaker. he will discuss how his agency is working with local communities. lessons learned from the 2018 and ways to improve treatments by building. please welcome chief randy moore. [applause] randy: now i can hear it. good afternoon. thank you all for being here and more importantly, thank you for giving me the opportunity to have a conversation with you all about s

anyway, molly, mandy , get in touch for. molly, mandy, get in touch for. back page.erday morning. lovely day yesterday mirror's back page says on. there we go marcus rashford two for man you helped him overcome leicester city i back page says red alert for the league contenders as the red devils snag within five points of the leaders. i should say the current leaders arsenal and the guardian says not so it's not all good news for man united fans after their supporters expressed concerns about , the expressed concerns about, the qatari possibility to the possibilities guattari takeover of the club. paul quite with me now. my theory . paul yes. if the now. my theory. paul yes. if the qataris don't buy man united, they'll simply go and buy spurs . well, i'm still interested in whether they'll be allowed to buy manchester united all by by the fact they own psg as well. that's right . because the law is that's right. because the law is that can only call on one that you can only call on one club that plays in. but then again, everybody has lawyers these days don't know th

i'm mandy. >> i live in this neighborhood. in this neighborhood there is a lot of preschool, medical office, kung fu academy, so if open the marijuana store here, it will affect our community and also our youth and also the young population. i don't think it is appropriate to open a marijuana store here. >> that's it. >> so i oppose to open marijuana store in our neighborhood. >> thank you. >> hi. i'm hillary. so --y uses to live between 17 and 18, near the neighborhood. my kids went to westportal elementary, hoover middle school and lowell. i know kids hang ashed after school in that area. and so -- year and a half ago i move away because remodeled the house and all the sudden my property tax go up i could not ford it. hoping that i move away and rent this house out so you know can pay for it. and also that a little income at my age after un. am i could not find another job yet. however it has been 18 montes and i still have not rent the house out yet t. is prebl not because of them yet buzz they are not open yet. however it

mandy will be fine transition date will be tuesday. there's still a lot of uncertainty going forward. as far as timing placement strength , it does look like a bigger snow event and rain event initially, but things could really get pretty interesting for us later next week, maybe by this time next week, but it will start late tuesday into wednesday sixties on the temps warmer temps to take us into the weekend. all right. thank you. steve veterinarians are warning dog owners across the country about a surge in cases of the dog flu still to come what to look for and what you should do to keep your pets safe and one of the candidates running to replace the soon to retire senator dianne feinstein, already campaigning in san francisco, you'll hear the message of this bay area native for local voters. feeding your dog nutrish has helped us donate over $7 million dollars a year to pets in need through the rachael ray foundation. so while you can't adopt every dog, you can help them. kids across america are going to school hungry every day. wi

we continue to heed your words of don't agonize, organize and mandy scott and brady camp pain and rudey corpus and moms demand action and all those effected by the sick pervasive epidemic you stood by all of us and been a champion in the fight and i speak for them and say, we cannot thank you enough. i know you know this, we will not stop fighting on the subject and we will follow your lead just as you fought for the affordable care act. expanding health insurance to millions of americans through health insurance reform and when they tried to stop you, and repeal it, you were having none of it and wrun of my favorite quotes i have on a little post it note i look at all the time when i feel stressed you said, go through the gate, if the gate is closed we'll go over the fence, if the fence is too high we'll poll vault in, if that doesn't work we will para chute in but we are going to get healthcare reform passed for the american people. healthcare is right and not privilege and we have you to thank for refusing to give up on affordable care act. you have lead us through some of the toughe

we continue to heed your words of don't agonize, organize and mandy scott and brady camp pain and rudey corpus and moms demand action and all those effected by the sick pervasive epidemic you stood by all of us and been a champion in the fight and i speak for them and say, we cannot thank you enough. i know you know this, we will not stop fighting on the subject and we will follow your lead just as you fought for the affordable care act. expanding health insurance to millions of americans through health insurance reform and when they tried to stop you, and repeal it, you were having none of it and wrun of my favorite quotes i have on a little post it note i look at all the time when i feel stressed you said, go through the gate, if the gate is closed we'll go over the fence, if the fence is too high we'll poll vault in, if that doesn't work we will para chute in but we are going to get healthcare reform passed for the american people. healthcare is right and not privilege and we have you to thank for refusing to give up on affordable care act. you have lead us through some of the toughe