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. -- atoric attachment compos mentis at your store -- accomplishment. i learned about the many who are first in their family to graduate from college. [applause] like one who began her journey in the dominican republic. before i go any further, because i have been so impressed, i feel compelled to extend to all of you graduating class of 2013, a lifelong invitation to blog in the huffington post. [applause] about your graduation, and about all of your adventures on the next stage of the journey you are starting today. in order to bypass the growing huffington post iraq risquÉ, i am going to give you right now my e-mail address. .- bureaucracy arianna@huffingtonpost.com. can send it directly to me and get the password for life. [applause] getting to know you has made me feel very protective of you. especially because i have two daughters who are about your age, college-age kids. it has also made me realize that you don't need ejection -- protection because you are ready to take on the world. theyou have attended center for work and mike, you even have a

investments that you want to make is in your health and well being and they want something that offers a menties. maybe it's golfing and theater, great restaurants and cafe, they want to go out to eat and not cook a lot and being close to their kids and where are the kids going? big cities. >> right, right, you said that there was 10,000 baby boomers turning 65 every day and that they continue to be active, the they are wealthy as a group as well, and there's got to be an economic impact, right? what is the economic impact from the baby boomers moving? >> on the one hand, for a city like new york, minneapolis pittsburgh, best buy is pittsburgh, aging baby boomer t impact on the city is great, they do not demand a lot of services and pay for health care. but the problem that we see and we talked about in the forum, if all the baby boomers are coming into town, downsizing, they can buy the apartment cash. how about the kids coming in to be part of the tech start and financial market and part of the media, it puts a lot of pressure, one of the things driving the housing affordable problem, the glob

and glad you mentied the 37 million.illion is justtgoing to at los angeles sools. 37 million, civic groups, religious groups, ethnic groups3 in all to teach them how it works and to love i my favorite detail of this, acrding to an lausd spokeswoman,his money is what they call -- is coming of the back end. the school districis going to start putting a person working on this first and then the get the mon from the sta if they decide it is working out, and i don't eveknow how that will measure that. i guess by how many new people register. it really is turning the public schools into a pure machine of indoctrination for an unpopular political program. melissa: how does this work? and trying to picture h these classes will go. what would this be like? >> it's hard to say because it has not been lost yet. one element is there trying to teach their own employees about obamacare, but it is listed in the grant that one of the functions i that teens are to be targeted to become ambassadors for the program to the adults in their l

>> i feel very good about the safe act that you menti last deals with something thais t being dealt with in the sate in any significant way, and tha is interior enforcement. 35 to 40% of the people whore unlawfully present in the country entered legally. soixing the border is certainly part of our agenda in the use, bu that doesn't cover the prlem because once you're in on a student visa, visito vsa, bsiness visa, visa waiver and youon't have the interior enforcement involving state and local government, inlving other measures that prohibit the preeident from basically ipping a stch not even enforcing aspects of our immigration loss as happens today, you're not addressing the problem. so senator cr made some good points in the remarks you just broadcast. and we are attempting to goin a very different direction in the house where we fix all of these problems as we address the overall immigration situation. your incremental approach and i should point out that you and congressman troy gowdy are leading the way on the s.a.f.e act is taking on the issues that matter the most they are the ele

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to make you babysit agreements mentis, we had a baby together. of town for the birth of my child, my second child. she was with the hospital with me and the doctor went to order c-span and diane, baby. so we literally -- there are sides of me i wish you hadn't seen. [applause] >> i will tell you that it was amazing to me that about two years ago we each other so much and yet we had talked about this. it really needed to be addressed. i was really skinny, probably too skinny. diane had become obese and she gained 100 pounds. and i told her about it. i can imagine how she felt. i told her that i was worried about her. i use the word obese with her and i found my heart beating and sweat beginning to run down my back because i could tell this conversation could get really bad. >> just come i don't usually call my friends fat. but you decided to do this because you love her and knew that she was telling herself as much as somebody who smokes a couple of packs a day? >> so here's the question i have. if women claim to be able to talk about this. if you