$9 million in unspent funds of an unspecified nuke of years the funds with not a cash cow or a piggy bank they're intended to the improvement of the education for our children and retention of staff it should be spent so for those purposes unless there's a clear agreement to use it as a saving plan and you'll parties agree it that and finally not a cash cow or piggy bank but based on a memorandum of understanding we were actually astonished to learn the oversight committee was not aware the contractual language and happy that the foundation of that mou was brought forward to so the oversight committee saw it and used it so we suggest as the board continues to appoint members to the oversight site committee we hope that the indirect costs go to the need of the services and the district will holds regular meeting with the union to shepherd the use of money and all matters dealing with q ta will be covered in transparency thank you. >> thank you very much is ms. robertson still here? one minute please. >> hi i was a little bit confused of the timing of this public comment but i'm here regard

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have come to take our country back from the special interest that uses washington as a special piggy banke special interest more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up the machine. it must be socked. i'm joined by david shuster for a look at the theme by the senator and what he tells us about the campaign. >> great to be with you. >> is there a rand paul niche in the ideological range in the coming of this primary field? >> that's a question and most republicans. most say no. they were making the effort because the young libertarians. they were reaching out to minorities and inner city. they are thinking that that's the way to get the snom nation. -- nomination. the likely path is to the left of the field and attract the voters and look and see there's not much of a contest. >> everything is relative. the far left of the field has a candidate who wants to spend big money on the military even though he's not sure about foreign adventure, want to run a state. has rand paul in recent months - over the past year been rounding his

going to take our country back from the special interests that used washington as their personal piggy bank the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> the people of ferguson in the state of missouri are voting in first council of elections that have been since an unarmed black teenager was shot by a white officer. thetwo-thirds much ferguson residents are black but it's city double are council are white. rob reynolds is our man and sends us this update. >> there has been a steady trickle of voters coming here at the voting place here. ever since the events of last august when the unarmed black teenager was fatally shot and the civil unrest that developed after that and continued into november when that white police officer was not indicted by the local grand jury people here in ferguson have looked towards this day this local election day as the opportunity to turn some of that popular outrage into a political change

have come to take our country back from the special interest that use washington as their personal piggy bank. the special interest that are more concerned with their personnel welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives, must be stopped. [ cheering ] >>> alzhiemer's affects millions of people. sufferers wander from their safe environment putting themselves in danger. a teenager drew were personal experience and invented a gadget to help those at risk of wandering off and away. >> reporter: the sweet sound of music. in this daycare facility for the elderly in new york alzhiemer's patients pass their time trying to stimulate their mind listening to song. for 73-year-old betty lee, who forgets if she's at home or in trinidad, it's a safe environment. she is like everyone else a wanderer. a term used for people suffering from alzhiemer's or other cognitive disorders, who can't remember who they are and dangerously and suddenly set out for unknown situations becoming missing persons. betty's smile hides the f

have come to take our country back from the special interest that use washington as their personal piggy bank. the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every cranny of our lives must be stopped. [applause] less than five years ago, i stood just down the road in my hometown of bowling green and said those same words. i wasn't supposed to win. no one thought i would. some people asked me, then why are you running? the answer is the same now as it was then -- i have a vision for america. i want to be part of a return to prosperity, a true economic boon that lists all americans, a return to a government restrained by the constitution. [applause] a return to privacy, opportunity, liberty, too often, when republicans have one, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. [applause] that is not why iran for office a few times is to years ago. the truth is, i love my life as a small-town doctor. every day i woke up and felt luck

come to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank, that are more concerned with their personal welfare, then the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every note and cranny of our lives must be stopped. too often when republicans have won, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. charlie: joining me now is mark halperin of bloomberg politics also john heilemann. they are part of the show "with all due respect." tell me about the announcement, and the outlines of his candidacy, and how he sees an self getting the nomination. mark: 1500 people in this hotel, a well choreographed events. introduced by his wife, kelly paul. then he gave a speech which was his message. some of the rougher edges shaved off, the libertarian agenda. his father was in the audience. photographers could not capture very easily the two of them in the same shot. this is a guy who was not afraid. he has underrated strength in the early voting states. he believes he c

come to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank

we will take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bankthe special interests -- 2[applause] -- these special interests seem to be more concerned with their own welfare than with the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every note and cranny of our lives must be stopped. [applause] when i first ran for office, nobody thought i could win including my wife. [laughter] nobody thought i could win. they said why are you running. i said the same answer now as then. i have a vision for america. i want to be a part of a return to prosperity and an economic boom that lists all americans return to government restrained by the constitution, return to privacy, opportunity liberty -- [applause] -- too often when republicans have won, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the machine. the republicans win and then we become part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. that is not why iran for office. the truth is i love my life as a small-town doctor. i have been fortunate enough to enjoy t

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come to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank. the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. [ cheering ] >>. >> the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and crannies of our lives, must be stopped. [ cheering ] >>> the people of ferguson in the u.s. state of missouri are voting in first council elections since an unarmed black teenager was shot dead last summer. michael brown's killing by a white police officer stoked racial tensions and led to violent protests. two-thirds of ferguson's residents are black. the city's councillors are mostly white. that is set to change with a record number of candidates standing there. rob reynolds joins us live from ferguson. this could be an interesting election. >>le yes. it is bound to be one way or the other. there has been drying rain here in the earlier hours. that is dampened down the number of voters that made their way to the polls. now there's gusty wind. the weather is not optimal for the vote. ele

so in a sense it's a piggy bank for the clintons under the fwiez of a charity.hat strikes me about all this is the unbelievable arrogance of the clintons who do this in the full expectations they're going to get away with it. they burn the tapes, this he eliminate the e-mails. yes, you might not have had a direct quid pro quo in the e-mails but there might have been hints of things going on that would support other evidence and now it has disappeared, it's gone. and you do all this knowing you're walking the line. you know you may not be able to prove an actual quid pro quo, which is what you would need for a criminal prosecution, but you come really close to that line but they think in the end they're going to get away with it this comes out in april of this year and by next year do you know what they're going to say, old news. we have dealt with it. >> which is what some organizations are already saying about this that it won't have an impact. i do want to read this from the new york magazine the clinton campaign is batting down the darkest and most conspirato

rider -- emptied out his piggy bank and showed up at the store's going out of business sale.cents out of his pock put it on the counter telling the own are in i want you to have this. the owner then decided to try and raise enough money to open new store in an area where rents are cheaper. the goal goal is $63,000. so far 9,000 has been raised. >> not bad. arrested accused of throwing a kegger for her teen and their friends and that's not all. what police say this mom did when those kids walked through the door. >>> and no more suffering in shame and hiding. a new tool to beat bingeunderline evertz test >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10. >> okay. what? >> you dope let me bleep finish. >> wow. passenger records as a new york city police detective lay noose an uber driver. they say they didn't know it was a cop because he was in street clothes and driving an unmarked car. the passenger says it all started when the detective didn't use his blinker to park his car. the uber driver then blew his horn and gestured to use his signal. sparking the who

so in a sense it's a piggy bank for the clintons under the fwiez of a charity. what strikes me about all this is the unbelievable arrogance of the clintons who do this in the full expectations they're going to get away with it. they burn the tapes, this he eliminate the e-mails. yes, you might not have had a direct quid pro quo in the e-mails but there might have been hints of things going on that would support other evidence and now it has disappeared, it's gone. and you do all this knowing you're walking the line. you know you may not be able to prove an actual quid pro quo, which is what you would need for a criminal prosecution, but you come really close to that line but they think in the end they're going to get away with it this comes out in april of this year and by next year do you know what they're going to say, old news. we have dealt with it. >> which is what some organizations are already saying about this that it won't have an impact. i do want to read this from the new york magazine the clinton campaign is batting down the darkest and most conspira

so, it is really a piggy bank for the clintons. then there is the personal pocketing of these huge fees for speeches, which is obviously connected to influence. the story begins with kazakhstan in a speech by bill clinton. what i'm impressed by is the brazenness of this all. the clintons new this. they knew she would be running again. they want to go back to the white house. they do this knowing they are walking right up to the line. what they know is it could be almost impossible to prove to meet the legal standard which is a real quid pro quo. but, when you burn the tapes, when you eliminate the emails, and where possibly the evidence is. you feel prolty comfortable they are not going to find anything of that sort. pretty obvious influence can't show it with documentation, then you escape the criminal liability and with the clintons as long as they have skirted the criminal liability, they have gotten away with it. >> you know what i don't understand is that -- and i was thinking like i always put myself in people's shoes what wo

it is time to take the country back from what he calls special interests using washington as a piggy banknuel has won a second term in office in chicago's first mayoral runoff, he beat his rival, jesus "chewie" garcia. during his victory speech, he thanked the crowd for putting him through the paces. made an oath to be a, quote, better mayor because of it. the mayor also promised to do things differently in his new term including a pledge to unite that city. that was really really close in the end. a really tough battle for rohmahm emanuel emanuel. >> and he is pledging to be a different kind of player. to be more inclusive, not so divided. >> he said i'm just going to be different than i've been my whole life. >> right, the thing that made him famous and good at his job in washington was tough on him in chicago. >>> a pivotal election in the embattled city of ferguson, missouri. voters tripled the number of black members on the city council. they elected two black candidates. the move will change the political fabric of ferguson after all the unrest that began last august. that's when of

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come to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank. the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. [cheers and applause] i have a vision for america. i want to be part of a return to prosperity. a true economic boone that lifts all americans. a return to a government restrained by the constitution. [cheers and applause] a return to privacy, opportunity liberty too often, when republicans have won, we have squandered our victory. by becoming part of the washington machine. that's not who i am. big government and debt doubled under a republican administration. and it's now tripling under barack obama's watch. president obama is on course to add more debt than all of the previous presidents combined. [crowd booing] >> we borrow a million dollars a minute. this vast accumulation of debt threatens not just our economy but our security. we can wake up now and do the right th

. >> bust open the piggy bank. >> drive up every day. >> i would love it.in just a moment day. >> i would love it. more news coming up in just a moment. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing >>> good morning. i'm ryan smith. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." republican marco rubio kicked off his presidential campaign saying he's the candidate for america's future. hillary clinton's road trip meanwhile made a stop at chipotle in ohio. her first campaign event is in iowa today. full details in a moment. >> the faa is investigating how a ground worker became trapped in the cargo hold of an alaska airlines jet. the plane quickly returned to seattle airport after the pilot heard cries for help. >> severe weather along the gulf today. powerful storms triggered flash floods in texas on monday and more is on the way. the rain stretches from the southern plains across the south and up through the northeast. >> and tom brady threw out the ceremonial first pitch at fenway park. it turned out to

it raises a few piggy banks here and there. and it's clear this cannot go on indefinitely. there are bigger payments coming out next month and in june and july, in particular. and within weeks, we've been saying this for a while but i think within weeks, the money will run out. and we now know that eu officials last night meeting with their greek counterparts in brussels basically said, look, you have six working days left before a meeting of eurozone finance ministers before the end of this month. and during those six months we have to come to an agreement on a new set of reforms, which will enable us to release further funding for you. because if you don't get that, then there is no funding from anywhere else coming in. >> right. only a few weeks ago that we were talking about a bit of a breakthrough in the way in which the government was operating with the eu. that's all gone a bit poisonous again, hasn't it? >> reporter: i think the problem is that syriza it comes from the radical left. we haven't had a government from the radical left in power in a west european countr

come to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bankthe special interest that are more concerned with their personal well fare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives, must be stopped. [ applause ] less than five years ago i stood just down the road in my hometown in bolling green and said those same words. i wasn't supposed to win. no one thought i would. some people asked me, then why are you running? the answer is the same now as it was then. i have a vision for america. i want to be part of a return to prosperity. a true economic boon that lifts all americans, a return to a government restrained by the constitution. [ applause ] a return to privacy, opportunity, liberty, too often when republicans have won, we've zanderred our victory -- squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that's not who i am. [ applause ] that's not why i ran for office the first time just a few years ago. the truth is, i love my life as a small town

have come to see that back from special interests that have used watching that have a personal piggy bankmore concerned with their welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that cobbles of our freedom and invades every nothing cranny of our lives must be stopped. amy: former senator hillary clinton could be the next 2016 candidate to declare. last week on mcclinton's campaign leased an office in new york as its headquarters. and the imprisoned journalist -- saying he has lost over 50 pounds and is covered with a hard, leathery layer of jet black skin that is bloody, painful, and itchy. abul jamal is in a prison infirmary in pennsylvania after he was temporarily hospitalized for diabetic shock. his supporters have demanded he be allowed to see an independent team of specialists, chosen by his family. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. nermeen: and i am nermeen shaikh. a south carolina police officer has been charged with murder after a cell phone video show the officer shooting eight times of

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. >> piggy bank for the government? the right move. done at the right time and that's why ge will be around 100 more years in the dow jones. >> what about, we can talk about the buyback or for example, the energy stuff. you could probably add to the energy, if you want to stay in that business and you think it's good, you bought a dollar some of those businesses are worth probably less than they were two, three -- >> i think he'll be looking at that. he's got plenty of cash. in addition to the buyback. >> absolutely. it is smart, he's got to keep it, he's losing. made 42% of the profits last year. >> right. >> so the e is going down he's got to get down. >> he's not going to be able to be buy that much. he can't buy 40% of the quote. >> $50 million. he's using 40%. he's keeping $90 billion. >> this is still going to be a strong financial company, and ge and those are strong businesses that support the industrial business. i think it's just right. >> and then there's things you can add in all the businesses that jeff lik

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the greeks have reached the stage of turning over the piggy bank and shaking it to see if there are any they have a domestic political constituency which they really have to deal. i don't think the greek parliament is going to sign up to anything material until as it were the last minutes of the last hour. this is going to go to wire. any reasonable nonpolitical judgment greece is bust. then let's think about if greece did go out and had a deep recession. how many hundreds of thousands of greeks would -- the rest of europe using their freedom of movement rights 12346 they would still be members of the european union. what political pressure would that bring on to itly which is already seeing a refugee crisis? guy: a refugee crisis out of greece. i don't know what rule is, if you have to leave the e.u. we're going to end up with a lot of legal arguing. can you default inside the your ozone? -- euro-zone. >> a form of capital controls. a greek euro and the rest of the euro. they are not taking their money out of the country but out of banks. the euro will make the currency of value. in gr

have come to take our country back from the special interest that use washington as their personal piggy banks that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every cranny of our lives must be stopped. [applause] less than five years ago, i stood just down the road in my hometown of bowling green and said those same words. i wasn't supposed to win. no one thought i would. some people asked me, then why are you running? the answer is the same now as it was then -- i have a vision for america. i want to be part of a return to prosperity, a true economic boon that lists all americans, a return to a government restrained by the constitution. [applause] a return to privacy, opportunity, liberty, too often, when republicans have one, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. [applause] that is not why iran for office a few times is to years ago. the truth is, i love my life as a small-town doctor. every day i woke up and felt lucky to do the things i l

come to take our country back from the special interest that used washington as their personal piggy bank more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. [ cheers ] less than five years ago, i stood just down the road in my hometown in bowling green and said those same words. i wasn't supposed to win. no one thought i would. [ cheers ] some people asked me then why are you running? the answer is the same now as it was then. i have a vision for america. i want to be part of a return to prosperity, a true economic boom that lifts all americans. a return to a government restrained by the constitution. [ cheers ] a return to privacy, opportunity, liberty. too often, when republicans have won, we've squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that's not who i am. [ cheers and applause ] that's not why i ran for office the first time just a few years ago. truth is i love my life as a small town doctor every day i woke up, i felt lucky to

have come to take our country back from the special interest that use washington as their personal piggy bankecial interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> joining us to discuss is hadley gamble around the desk here. there is a lot of talk about him targeting the younger americans but do you think they'll get behind a candidate opposing same sex marriage. >> you're seeing there he's coming across sounding like a preacher in a way. but he is a libertarian. he is the son of ron paul and you have to also remember he has been delightfully difficult to pin down on key issues. he'll say one thing but at the same time you know he's voting a different way on legislation and it's very interesting. he's a political wildcard. he's looking to target minorities and young people and these are not the traditional base of the republican party but he still has a lot of backing from tea party members that really ally admire and enjoy that. so it's

we will take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank. the special interests -- [applause] these special interests seem to be more concerned with their own welfare than with the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every note and cranny -- invades every nook and cranny in our livs must be stopped. [applause] when i first ran for office, nobody thought i could win including my wife. [laughter] nobody thought i could win. they said why are you running. i said the same answer now as then. i have a vision for america. i want to be a part of a return to prosperity and an economic boom that lists all americans, return to government restrained by the constitution, return to privacy, opportunity, liberty -- [applause] too often when republicans have won, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the machine. the republicans win and then we become part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. that is not why i ran for office. the truth is i love my life as a small-town doctor. i have be

come to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bankecial interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> if you want to know who he is talking about there, the opening -- one of the lines in the music video that preceded his announcement had a country singer intoning "they're living it up on wall street and in that new york city town and in the real world they're shutting detroit down." this is not a wall street friendly opening to the campaign, guys. >> john, stay with us. we're going to bring in cnbc senior contributor larry kudlow. larry, join in. in addition to the official candidates on the gop side there are probably a dozen rnkz and a smaller number maybe of democrats who are thinking about running in 2016. you've got paul and cruz and walker and bush and more on the gop side. which of these candidates that you see in santorum potentially, which of these candidates has som

come to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank special interests more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. [ applause ] >> the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> paul hit on the theme central to his candidacy and laid out his vision for america. >> in my vision for america, new highways and bridges willing built across the country not by raising your taxes but by lowering the tax to bring this america profit home. >> releasing this ad attacking views linking him to president obama's iran policy we have a brand-new feature we want to have you weigh in bing plus and answer our question for today, do you think that rand paul has a strong chance of winning the republican nomination for president in 2016? agree, disagree? go to pulse.msnbc.com. tell us your answer. kasie hunt is live in louisville and former rnc chairman michael steele, both join me now. rand paul makes his official announcement today. >> reporter: something like

are we going to use the cfpb as a piggy bank to pay for all other matter of agendas and ask them to swallow this poison pill in the goal of getting a bipartisan bill passed. it's a test of whether or not we are going to do it and it is an experiment to see how radical we can change bills and still keep yes votes in the matter of consistency although there is no consistency in the proposed pay-fors and that legislation that passed last week. in addition to the estate tax and sales tax totalling $300 billion. nobody offered pay-fors on those. so it is inconsistent. this is surreal. standing here asking you to oppose the bill that i worked so hard on with mr. pirt enengineer. it is surreal. i'm reminded of my favorite passage. everything would be nonsense, nothing would be what it is because it would be what it isn't. and what it wouldn't be, it would you see. this is surreal. i saved my strongest assertion that what is the most sad about this and i said this in rules and i'm going to say it now, you know, you know you're killing this bill. you're killing it and evidently don't care. 18 months

we've got to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their person piggy bank. the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> and if you want to know what special interests he's talking about, the country song that warmed up the crowd before he came on especially prepared for this video, the lyric read "they're living it up on wall street and in that new york city town and in the real world they're shutting detroit down." that gives you a taste of what rand paul is coming from on economics and the question is as you goes around the campaign trail, can he expand on that libertarian base that his father, ron paul carved out the last couple of elections. guys? >> that is the question john. >> john thanks. by the way, john is too modest to mention he's wearing duke blue on his tie there celebrating the win by his blue devils last night. >> thank you, bill. >> you're welcome. happy to mention that

. >> and picture a giant piggy bank.called "lip sink battle." anne hathaway came in well, like a wrecking ball. ♪ >> wow. >> man. >> oh. >> anne gave it her all. the episode airs this week. i've got to say the i live her a lot of credit for jumping on the ball. >> definitely. >> that is fantastic. as we mentioned a couple of times this morning duke captured its fifth national title last night in basketball. the blue devils legendary head coach, mike krzyzewski joins us live. joins us coach k, congratulations. >> thank you very much. it was a great night. >> we all host the morning show so we had to go to bed at 9:30. did anything fun happen in the second half? >> a few things yeah. we ended up winning so that was the most fun thing. >> you didn't have a tie at halftime. it was not your first rodeo as we know but were you feeling the heat? what do you tell the players at that moment. >> no no. i have eight guys and four of them are freshmen and they believe in one another. we told them like we do most of the time be thems

. >> a giant piggy bank. got another one.lie. there was a new show called lip synch battle. this week anne hathaway kim in like a wrecking ball. >>. ♪ don't you ever stray ♪ ♪ i just walked away ♪ ♪ i will always want you ♪ ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> go anne! she gave it her all in front of her opponent. you saw the episode this week. i give her a lot of credit for jumping on that ball. that hurts. >> that is fantastic. good for her. duke captured the fifth national title last night in basketball. the blue devils's legendary head coach joins us coach k, congratulations. >> thank you very much. it was a great night. >> we all host the morning show so we had to go to bed at 9:30. did anything fun happen in the second half? >> a few things yeah. we ended up winning so that was the most fun thing. >> you didn't have a tie at halftime. it was not your first rodeo as we know but were you feeling the heat? what do you tell the players at that moment. >> no no. i have eight guys and four of them are freshmen and they belie

are we going to use the cfpb as a piggy bank to pay for all other matter of agendas and ask them to swallow this poison pill in the goal of getting a bipartisan bill passed. it's a test of whether or not we are going to do it and it is an experiment to see how radical we can change bills and still keep yes votes in the matter of consistency although there is no consistency in the proposed pay-fors and that legislation that passed last week. in addition to the estate tax and sales tax totalling $300 billion. nobody offered pay-fors on those. so it is inconsistent. this is surreal. standing here asking you to oppose the bill that i worked so hard on with mr. pirt enengineer. it is surreal. i'm reminded of my favorite passage. everything would be nonsense, nothing would be what it is because it would be what it isn't. and what it wouldn't be, it would you see. this is surreal. i saved my strongest assertion that what is the most sad about this and i said this in rules and i'm going to say it now, you know, you know you're killing this bill. you're killing it and evidently don't care. 18 months