if i might, i'd like to have tim start off by seeing -- saying a few words and and scott turner, executive director, has done an executive director. scott, we would like to hear from you two. truth be told, your commitment has gone beyond the voting booth. you're helping people because they are americans, you don't care if they are democrats or republicans, black or white, rich or poor. your focus is making sure that america is healthier as we come out of this covid-19, and i thank you personally for your support of all people, but specifically to the underserved community and what we have before us today is a way for us to improve the economic outcomes and improve the health outcomes, and in the long view of what we think is in the best interest of connecting people to the opportunities that will change .heir lives from an economic development perspective, i always think about capital and competency. the more access to capital you have, the more confident you will be long-term. the way we have put structures together really provides people with more capital. the ppp has been a classic exa

scott turner has done a great job. >> thank you for your commitment to all americans. truth be told, your commission -- commitment has gone beyond the voting booth. you're helping americans because they are americans. you don't care if they are black, white, rich, poor, you are making sure that america is healthier as we come out of covid-19. i think you for your support of thepeople but specifically committee. what we have is a way to improve the economic outcomes, the health outcomes and in the long view of what we think is in the best interest of connecting thate to the opportunities changed their lives. capital think about incompetency. the more access to capital you will have, the more company you will be long-term. the way we put structures together really provides people with more access to ppp. this has been a classic example of improving, expanding access to capital. health outcomes, there are a myriad of ways of talking about it. about it asink testing and telemedicine. testing in the most vulnerable communities. twoe communities that have or more health cond

i would like to maybe ask scott turner to finish.s somebody who is young and strong and powerful. and he has done an incredible job with opportunity zones and other things. maybe you could finish it off. we could take a couple of questions from the media if you would like. but scott, make the media so crazed that they say, boy, are they doing a great job. >> well, thank you, mr. president. for your leadership and -- thank you all. i'm sitting here listening to all of the remarks and what is going on. i'm very encouraged. and i reminded that my time playing peewee football all the way to the nfl. i want the time to be had as a whole. the last time i was with you, was last summer. we had a 21 season in 12 weeks. you all encouraged me greatly. the opportunities on and their counsel. and much fruit came about in america, because of the white house counsel. and many of you, your staff members and your teams and your agencies have been tremendous. it's been a great team effort. not one person. it has been a great team in america to the peo

i'd like to maybe ask scott turner to finish, somebody who is young and strong and powerful. he's done an incredible job with opportunity zones and other things. maybe you can finish it off, and we can take a couple of questions from the media, if you would like. scott, make the media so crazed theythey say, "boy, are doing a great job.' " [laughter] forhank you, mr. president, your leadership, and secretary carton. all the remarks, i'm very encouraged, and i was playing.of my time football, all the way to the nfl . the last time i was with you, we traveled to 21 cities in 12 weeks, and you all encouraged me greatly. we finished by traveling to 60 cities with the opportunity zone and the council. much came about in america because of the white house opportunity and revitalization haveil, and the agencies been tremendous. it has been a great team effort the opportunity zones in america to people. we have a lot of work to do. our resolve is the same, our spirit is the same, our fortitude is even stronger. andvision is broader, because of that we will not quit. i thank you for y

i would like to maybe ask scott turner to finish. he's somebody who is young and strong and powerful and he's done an incredible job with opportunity zones and other things and maybe you could finish it off, and we could take a couple of questions from the media, if you would like. but scott, make the media so crazed that they say boy, are they doing a great job. >> well, thank you, mr. preside president. for your leadership and secretary carson. as i'm sitting here listening to all the remarks, i'm very encouraged and i was reminded of [ inaudible ]' the last time i was with you was last summer. we had traveled to 21 cities in 12 weeks and you encouraged me greatly. [ inaudible ] with the opportunity zone and the council. and much fruit came about in america because of white house revitalization council and many of your staff members and teams from your agencies have been tremendous and it has been a great team effort. not one man, not one person, it's been a great team. because of opportunity zones in america [ inaudible ] i'm so h

smith, that was pastor darrell scott, scott turner, john james, rate john james, better win because hesing something if you don't vote for this guy. but who are these people that are voting? it comes by mail may be, maybe it doesn't. a lot of the problem is if you have an all democrat area, now i have to tell you, the abuse tended to be on a certain side rather than another side. we won't get into that, and frankly, the republicans had a very big event on tuesday where we have a man named mike garcia who was a congressman and a democrat area was not expected to happen and he won by a lot of votes. you know about that, that was a big decision. that was an incredible victory, first time in 22 years, so something is happening, but that was a vote by mail, they mailed it in and actually, the democrats saw they were losing and all of a sudden, they threw voter boots up in certain democrat areas. didn't have much of an impact. and so mike garcia won and we won in wisconsin, but we can't do that to really vote without fraud, you have to go when you have to vote at the polling place. people ha

that was pastor darryl scott that was scott turner? it was john james?the great john james, who better win, because you would be missing something, michigan, if you don't vote for this guy. but you know, who says -- who are these people that are voting? they get it. it comes by mail. maybe. maybe it doesn't come. a lot of the problem is they're not shipped to certain areas. you know, if you have an old democrat area. i have to tell you the abuse tended to be on a certain side rather than another side. we don't e won't get into that frankly, republicans won a very big event on tuesday where we have a man named mike garcia. he's a congressman in a democrat area. it was not expected to happen. he won by a lot of votes. you know that, john. that was a big decision. that was an incredible victory. the first time in 22 years. so something's happening. but that was a vote by mail. they mailed it in. all of a sudden the democrats saw they were losing and threw voter booths up. i wouldn't say that was so good. but it didn't have much of an impact. so mike garcia

smith, that was pastor darryl scott, that was scott turner?john james, the great john james, who better win, because you would be missing something, michigan, if you don't vote for this guy. but you know, who says -- who are these people that are voting? they get it, it comes by mail, maybe, maybe it doesn't come. a lot of the problem is they're not shipped to certain areas. you know, if you have an all democrat area, now, i have to tell you, the abuse tended to be on a certain side rather than another side. we won't get into that and frankly, the republicans won a very big event on tuesday where we have a mandate, mike garcia is a congressman in a democrat area, was not expected to happen and he won by a lot of votes. you know about that, john. that was a big decision. incredible victory. first time in 22 years. 22. so something's happening. but that was a vote by mail. they mailed it in and actually, the democrats saw they were losing and all of a sudden, they threw voter booths up in certain democrat areas. i wouldn't say that was so good,

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he leaves his sister-in-law ood along with his nephew scott with him i had the honor of speaking yesterday and keith turnerand their families. .eorge, a life well lived thank you for your service to our nation and we will keep you and joyce in our prayers. this is shauna denise stokes from east orange, new jersey. she was a longtime employee of nj transit as a bus operator in depot master. nda but she i met sho was also -- an ordained minister in newark over the leadership of my dear friend reverend brian ali. she faithfully served as a minister, praise team member preacher and minutes -- missionary. inore joining the team transit, she was a licensed beautician and also world traveler who love fashion. as if i had to say that and lived off her face. 's words "sheali gave unselfishly to others and lived her life to the fullest." she leaves behind her husband of 35 years, rg, who i had the honor of meeting way back when at new psalmist. and i had the honor of speaking with him yesterday and reminiscing. she was a wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, son -- cousin, coworker, and friend. may god bless her and

in your first book, "lions of lucern" and these are page turner such as love them. scott is skiing down the mountain ability with the president's daughter in his arms. there skiing down and being chased by an avalanche. what was that ski resort and how did you come up with an amazing idea. brad: you obviously are a very smart man. thank you for the complement mike. those in utah. that was a ski resort in deer valley. my wife and i, as for newlyweds used to ski there because she picked up shifts on the weekend. , school that that kind of stuff pretty lovely resort is high-end excessive place to go see pretty she was a doctor on the weekend's. she was on call minute it would give her two passes for the day to ski so we spent our time there on the weekends together because we can get free ski passes pretty good question. peter: ron from new york predicts be eight good afternoon. i've been watching with great interest. thank you mr. brad thor in book tv. you guys are great. guest: i wanted to ask mr. brad thor if his name influence into the sensibilities in his writings at al