dog two thousand and eleven pine ridge south dakota. you know we're here. at the since i was a kid the crazy way i live. life that's the way it is tough. enough so they don't come back and still keep on running from. my cut. touch. much smoke and smoke drink in the crazy life that's the only black e.p. and if you don't know how it is because. listen to a close listen can you do some speaking for freaking out these beats you will never catch me sleeping but i'm weak can you work in your case yeah i can help the rake as i damage up the place because it's all about the arsenal you better bring your best out particles you better take your next trip from th articles every time i step out sling blade for tort don't stick your neck out i got my gun call me commando i got a sack show there were plenty i keep a knife on me big grand goals paint campbell a something you can handle. here. beautiful. can i ask for more. negative about where i live. i mean you look around here the clouds for day. sometimes it rains. but for me. planners are always be my home and i'll ne

pine ridge always be my home and i'll never leave a leave for a little bit when i have to come back. here . and. through and take. the sound which is quite safe the ones that didn't sell for the morning after school or some other be open. so we could feed the people feed a few people and. i got christmas i'm. going to give my. guys we've. got. to get a water. reckless greed all right. and water right. i mean here's the point of why play. anyone tell me her operator know her for a year. old or you. can be one years old. came in you're thirty i would sure i wish you a young girl one came up we're. not very in here. and then her pulled. her folder. but our school year. good case should be only place she could go you know what. those guys all would go for. actually called the rule people. because it's on or a. you know on how we were kid. nor you. but. we help each other. appears good for choosing to. not. know. their. word for. word try to. close out all of. our. treatment cards heard. no one can present. a one version for mark. but. greasers words are. heard that police is a controlled

i mean i really got negative to say about where i live where i live i love pine ridge i mean you look around here you see clouds for day it's you can sunshine for days sometimes it rains. for me. be my home and i'll never leave i leave for a little bit but i have to come back. right there. through and take. these sandwiches away they ones that didn't sell for the morning are still warm study mother the oven. so we can feed the people feed a few people and. i just finished my so. get my. writing. all right. got out of. bed get a water. reference greegor write sausage water right. i'm proud of your peers from each of you i play. you one tell me her offered her a mirror should not. hold our youth. fifty one years old. came in your thirty's i would sure all wish cool young girl one came up here. not very few there. and then i was up her pulled. her pulled here. but are still here. it should be only cliche. you know what. those guys are all you know for a member to. actually called the rule people. because its owner as. you know and how we work can't. be good nor you. but so we help each o

they should go to pine ridge. they should go to standing rock. they should see some of the challenges their fellow americans are facing. i'm sure if they saw them, they understood them, they would work with us to overcome. so that's going to be our great challenge going forward. we have a very, very different perspective on american history and i want to end with a couple of stories to drive that home. my great-aunt was a very famous indian folklore artist and storyteller, internationally renowned. she not only told stories of our people but a lot of tribes and she used to pick up historical anecdotes and incidents and try to draw a moral out of them that an indian would draw out of them. it's one of my favorites and based on a real incident of a southern cheyenne war chief and trying to comprehend and encapsulate in words the enormity of the challenge and the change he was seeing in the course of his lifetime. in the course of those treaties negotiations he addressed the representatives of the united states government and he was an american but

for the destruction of the state of israel most states including our own have spent a lifetime in pine ridge on the historical injustices but i think we have to work out only as we are being wanted to as a combination people can live in dignity. .. the weather is just horrible. a full moon here in the fairhope. assaulted driving in. the sunset is gorgeous. a wonderful town, and i'm glad to be here. commercial. [laughter] but i'll tell you, you are danny takes because this is the first speech i have given on ronald reagan. i got four books out right now all at the same time. about to drive me crazy. i can figure out from one day to the next woman supposed to be doing. anyway, i made some notes on reagan in case i open my mouth and nothing comes out. at least have something here. you know, the reason i wrote this book, and i was a process so write it, the reason i expected that -- accepted this inquiry is because i realized about two or three years ago my daughter, ten or 11 or something at the time. there weren't teaching modern prisons, contemporary politics at all. in any school. and yet i