. >> we film from february to nag, so it was before the lottery. >> i am not a bad charter schools, but way that they are accusing charter schools in this neighborhood, i am against that. in my opinion, it is another tool for justification. >> we would like to be involved in our roles. >> we have our union president, who would not be inside. >> the people united will never be defeated! the people united will never be defeated! >> this is not just about the school. this is about every school in this community. i'm so glad that we're joined by acorn. [applause] young man, come over here for a minute. [applause] this is for you. what is your name? let me hearryou say -- >> the people united will never be defeated. i was save my city. >> we have our marching orders. >> explain that phrase. how are they being defeated with charter schools credit margin that is like an acorn chant. you will hear them saying that for public housing disputes and i don't know how specific it was to that. but you do get the sense that the community is an emotional and aggressive feeling between the harlem success

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so when we are spending an hour times 337 doing things like -- oh, i don't know, support of nag safeigging month. nobody voted against that. but in order to make it look like we were herfive days a week and doing something, we spent an hour both discussing and voting on national safe digging week. i don't know what that is, but i think that's when you go out in your back yard and put in a garden, you should call the utilities or else you will cut your neighbor's line. again, i'm not aware of any big push by anybody that would condemn national safe digging week and i have never seen a resolution around here that wanted to promote national unsafe digging week. we took an hour, rather than producing a budget so we could figure out where we are in this country instead of borrowing trillions and trillions of dollars. we could have been doing a transportation bill for a sector unlike the 9% or 10%, if you flash back to february of 2009, the president's observation is we have to do this 800 billion of stimulus spending because if we don't unemployment will go above 8%. the economy is an unp