as robert shapiro. >> yes, that robert shapiro. the lawyer who represented adjacent.s of hollywood's rich and famous, including, of course, oh jason. >> og will do everything he can to cooperate with them, to help solve this horrible murder. >> almost 20 years now since he helped engineer simpson's acquittal in the infamous trial. len sister, donna, was well aware of shapiro's reputation. >> i certainly wasn't going to be intimidated. >> maybe she should have been. once he stepped in, doug bradford was not on bail within hours. >> that will look for the trial, well, if there was a mountain of evidence against oj, the circumstantial bits and pieces piled up against doug bradford amounted to -- >> it would be nice if we had a piece of physical evidence. somebody saying, i saw him leaving so-and-so, but we never had those. it's completely circumstantial. >> lewin was eager to get the trial, but the defense not so much. robert shapiro thought the evidence, in sufficient, to charge don't bradford. so you paper the court with motions, seeking to have the case dismissed, giv

the burning of the chemicals, shapiro said, had gone, quote, as planned.icials on the scene, meanwhile, declared the burn, quote, perfect. mike dewinn, the governor of ohio agreed with all of this. the people in charge, the railroad's jer engineers, and se officials overseeing them, had everything under control. two days later, evacuation orders were listed. in the subsequent days, a lot of people have wondered out loud was it a wise decision to light vinyl chloride on fire over a populated area. if it was safe, how do we know that? is anyone in charge actually monitoring with any accuracy the level of did deadly chemicals ie air, ground and water in and around east palestine? apparently nobody is. that's highly upsetting when you think about it. talk about a failure at all levels. the first duty of government is to protect its citizens. so it's bad. it's very bad news for reckless politicians, like josh shapiro and mike dewine, who may have made this disaster much worse. tonight both shapiro and dewine are trying to revise their statements about the contr

shapiro announced that authorities had decided to set thoso announ e chemicals on fire. goo and that was a very good thing.e no one should be unduly alarmed . >> the burning ohemicaf theslse chemicals, shapiro said, had gone, quote,e, as planned. whil, officials on the scene, meanwhile, declared the burn dquote, perfect.ohio a >>gr mike dewine, the governor f ohio, agreed with all of this. >> the people in charge, the railroads, engineers and the state official engineesd overseeing them had everythinger under control. so two days later,tw evacuation orders for residents were officially lifted, both in east palestine over the border in pennsylvania. iorders were link subsequent days, a lot of people have wondered out loud, was it really a wisewondered den to light thousands of gallons of vinyl chloride on fire, releasing a world war one era bioweapon into the air over a populated area? was that a good call? and was it really safe ? two days later for people to go back to their homes? >> and if it was safe , how do g we know thate ? the >> is anyone in charge hee actually

josh shapiro says that he is working with the ohio governor. shapiro says his office made a criminal referral in the ohio stranger ailment. the governor said on tuesday, it is a criminal referral in response to the stranger ailment. josh shapiro, the governor shared information out of east palestine. with mike dewine of ohio. the epa administrator and other officials who reportedly asked what actions the governor might take such as penalizing norfolk southern. a quote stated that we have made a criminal referral to pennsylvania to review. we can speak to that beyond those comments. president donald trump was in ohio yesterday. this is a report yesterday from the washington times. an ohio town with the political nature of this. an early salvo of 20 24th race. the wall street journal headline. they write that residents of the small town in the ohio and pennsylvania border are recovering from a trained or ailment that is now an environmental cleanup site. also, becoming teacher players in one of the first political skirmishes of the 2024 president

the supervisor was joined by assistant district attorney james given shapiro monday. he explained how the change is a way to use california's existing gun laws to their full potential. we're going to be having the resources now to make sure that we are enforcing those restraining orders and forcing those gun prohibitions. >> by getting the guns out of the hands of the people who could are not supposed to have them. the assistant da says the expanded team will continue the werk of following the illegal gun trails dismantling the networks of traffickers and manufacturers. >> 293 ghost guns were submitted to the santa clara county crime lab last year. given shapiro says that number will now increase along with a number of restraining orders 145 gun violence, restraining orders and 2021 in our county as we devote more resources to make sure that every person who's got a gun and making a threat. >> has their guns temporarily remove that number is also going to go way up. it's not just the gun violence strike team that will be expanding. but given shapiro says new job posit

the supervisor was joined by assistant district attorney james given shapiro monday. he explained how the change is a way to use california's existing gun laws to their full potential. we're going to be having the resources now to make sure that we are enforcing those restraining orders and forcing those gun prohibitions. >> by getting the guns out of the hands of the people who could are not supposed to have them. the assistant da says the expanded team will continue the work of following the illegal gun trails dismantling the networks of traffickers and manufacturers. 293 ghost guns were submitted to the santa clara county crime lab last year. given shapiro says that number will now increase along with a number of restraining orders 145 gun violence, restraining orders and 2021 in our county as we devote more resources to make sure that every person who's got a gun and making a threat. >> has their guns temporarily remove that number is also going to go way up. it's not just the gun violence strike team that will be expanding. but given shapiro says new job position

i brought pennsylvania governor shapiro in that through my cell phone. we went back and forth for a couple hours. trying to weigh the risk, one versus the other. the risk of the car exploding was described to me as high. high probability that it could explode. and when i pressed everyone to give me the information about -- and also to give governor shapiro the information, she was on the cell phones and asking questions, it came back the concern was this would be a catastrophic, what was described as a catastrophic explosion of the car which would result in shrapnel going out, up to close to a mile. we also looked at what the danger was from a controlled release, which is what the railroad felt should be done. again, governor shapiro and i spent considerable time, up to two hours, asking a lot of questions about how that would take place. we had the benefit of the ohio national guard that had done a modelling exercise. they did that in conjunction with the u.s. defense department who gave them some additional information and help in regard to the modelli

. >> pennsylvania governor josh shapiro press, focusing on the themes of freedom and democracy. this is about 25 minutes. >> raise your right hand. i, josh shapiro do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. as the constitution of this commonwealth and that i will discharge my duties of the office of governor of pennsylvania. with fidelity, so help me god . [cheering] >> ladies and gentlemen, a 48 donner of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, josh schapiro. [applause] >> thank you. i am humbled tuesday and before you today in pennsylvania's 48th governor. along the winding road that has led to this moment i have been grounded in my family and in my faith so i begin by saying to my high school sweetheart and pennsylvanians first lady, i love you, babe. lori and i are blessed with 4 amazing children. sophia, jonah, max and ruby. they have sacrificed so much along the way so that we could serve and i want you to know how much i love you and i want all of you to know how hard i will work for your children as laura and i have four hours. [app

the governor of this commonwealth, josh shapiro. governor shapiro brings people together to solve problems, he stands up against the powerful in favor of pennsylvanians. pennsylvanians elected governor shapiro because they know he's good and he is going to deliver for them. i'm thrilled to that he is here with us today. i want to thank him for hosting us here in philadelphia this week. everyone please join me in welcoming a star of the democratic party. please welcome governor josh shapiro. [applause] >> thank you everybody. how good does it feel to be in the city where the philadelphia eagles play? the soon to be super bowl champs. i must say, i was impressed that the vice president of the united states showed up yesterday after what we did to her 49ers. she was a good sport and we were so grateful she was here. i hear some booze. i hear some boos. let me say thank you to chairman harris and not just for leading this party with the great strength that he does, not just for inviting me here today at four investing in our party here

the supervisor was joined by assistant district attorney james given shapiro monday. he explained how the change is a way to use california's existing gun laws to their full potential. we're going to be having the resources now to make sure that we are enforcing those restraining orders and forcing those gun prohibitions. >> by getting the guns out of the hands of the people who could are not supposed to have them. the assistant da says the expanded team will continue the work of following the illegal gun trails dismantling the networks of traffickers and manufacturers. 293 ghost guns were submitted to the santa clara county crime lab last year. given shapiro says that number will now increase along with a number of restraining orders 145 gun violence, restraining orders and 2021 in our county as we devote more resources to make sure that every person who's got a gun and making a threat. >> has their guns temporarily remove that number is also going to go way up. >> supervisor chavez says the people who get their guns taken away don't just pose a threat to the public,

here to discuss is adam shapiro. he is the director of advocacy for dawn, which stands for democracy for the arab world. now he has expertise in israel and palestine. adam 1st to give the viewers a little bit of background as to who you are. is it fair to describe you as a jewish american, native new yorker activist for peace between israel and palestine, and even having lived in the west bank for some time to some extent. i don't know if i would just for myself as a jewish american, i was born with jewish family, but i don't, i don't consider myself to be jewish in the sense of the city or nationality or any sort of identity. and i do consider my. ready brooklyn one point and then finally, just say i, i think my activism in my work, it's not so much about teeth as much as justice. and i do believe the only way to, to get to justice. i think it's an important distinction to make that being anti zionist or anti israeli government is different right? than being anti semitic. i mean is that fair and how might you expand

the governor of this commonwealth, josh shapiro. governor schapiro brings people together to solve problems. he stands up against the powerful, in favor of pennsylvanians and is focused on improving how government works for the people. pennsylvanians elected governor shapiro because they know he is good and he is going to deliver for them and i am thrilled that he is here with us today. i also want to thank him for hosting us here in philadelphia, pennsylvania, this week. please join me in welcoming the star of the democratic party. please welcome governor josh shapiro. [applause] >> thank you. thanks, everybody. how good does it feel to be in the city where the philadelphia eagles play? the soon to be super bowl champs . our cocoa birds. -- >> go birds. >> i was impressed that the vice president showed up yesterday after what we did to her 49ers. she was a good sport. we were so grateful. i hear some booze out there. i hear it. let me say how grateful i am to be here before you today. let me say thank you to chairman harris. not ju

the supervisor was joined by assistant district attorney james given shapiro monday.ained how the change is a way to use california's existing gun laws to their full potential. we're going to be having the resources now to make sure that we are enforcing those restraining orders, enforcing those gun prohibitions. >> by getting the guns out of the hands of the people who could are not supposed to have them. the assistant da says the expanded team will contsnue the work of following the illegal gun trails dismantling the networks of traffickers and manufacturers. >> 293 ghost guns were submitted to the santa clara county crime lab last year. given shapiro says that number will now increase along with a number of restraining orders 145 gun violence, restraining orders in 2021. in our county as we devote more resources to make sure that every person who's got a gun and making a threat. >> has their guns temporarily remove that number is also going to go way up. it's not just the gun violence strike team that will be expanding. but given shapiro says new job positions will

the supervisor was joined by assistant district attorney james given shapiro monday. he explained how the change is a way to use california's existing gun laws to their full potential. we're going to be having the resources now to make sure that we are enforcing those restraining orders and forcing those gun prohibitions. >> by getting the guns out of the hands of the people who could not supposed to have them. the assistant da says the expanded team will continue the work of following the illegal gun trails dismantling the networks of traffickers and manufacturers. 293 ghost guns were submitted to the santa clara county crime lab last year. given shapiro says that number will now increase along with a number of restraining orders 145 gun violence, restraining orders and 2021 in our county as we devote more resources to make sure that every person who's got a gun and making a threat. >> has their guns temporarily remove that number is also going to go way up. it's not just the gun violence strike team that will be expanding. but given shapiro says new job positions wi

let's bring in the democratic governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro. the palestine train derailment happened less than a quarter mile from the ohio-pennsylvania state line. governor shapiro, you just announced that pennsylvania will be conducting independent water sampling to monitor the possible contamination related to the train derailment. are these tests that are already being done or are these going to be new tests? >> that's right, jake. we have been providing the good people of pennsylvania with the data that we're getting on any air monitoring, and we felt that it was important now to add to whatever's being done at the federal level or whatever norfolk southern's doing our own independent testing of water done by our pennsylvania department of environmental protection. those tests will begin within a day or two, and we'll be providing all of the readings to the public. we think it's really important to get those tests under way quickly so we can get a baseline reading and then continue to do those tests at regular intervals so if we see anythi

the one and only shapiro. steven. a lot of tough talk from two nuclear super powers. it is not comforting, is this the best strategy for u.s. president to ease the world out of this war? >> there needs to be a focused goal, he said this will go on for as long as it takes, i don't think that is a good sell. i think that beating back putin is essential, it has to be done. this is a war of his choosing. the problem is, when biden risks is looking like he cared more about ukraine than his own country. he can't visit our border. that is something where people see that. if i told you 20 years ago there is one party that is all in on a foreign war and one concerned about an ecological disaster in midwest, would be able to gguess who that is, and tide has flipped. >> that is interesting, marie, i think there something to shark dem -- to that, when the war on terror began in 2001 they were pushing back against the dangerous hawkishness, but seems to have been a flip. is this president and his administration capable of talking vladimir putin off of the nuclear ledge? >> this is

pero sin duda lo mÁs importante es evitar el sedentarismo, como lo confirma el doctor shapiro. >> noe quienes se llevaron los galardones en mÚsica tropical, regional mexicana y el gÉnero urbano entre otros. el espectÁculo de premios lo nuestro propone a sebastiÁn ya traen mÁs nominado de la noche al ritmo de su canciÓn "sin pensar112 acompaÑado de su cuerpo de baile. no tardÓ en recibir el premio del actor del aÑo tropical. otro de los que sonaron a todo gas fue el grupo firme. con su mÚsica regional mexicana estremeciÓ. y de los nominados en la categorÍa versiÓn mariachi, ranchera del aÑo, christian nodal se llevÓ el premio. pero por suerte la noche estuvo a cargo de gente de zona, tambiÉn nominados. la potra, laca bellota, tambiÉn chocÓ en todo su esplendor con una tremenda persecuciÓn. el artista se llevÓ un premio lo nuestro por su legado musical de gÉnero urbano. el Álbum del aÑo se quedÓ en manos de. >> sebastiÁn yatra! >> la fÓrmula exclusiva de marc anthony y maluma probÓ el escenario como ellos sÓlo saben. otro o menos guiado fuera en la trayectoria de 30 aÑos. y por su cola

. >> pennsylvania governor josh shapiro press, focusing on the themes of freedom and democracy. this i

and it was the governor's, i was reading where the governors dewine and shapiro made the decision forieve the states are the firewall between communism, you were just talking about the chinese police stations, the communists are already in this country. it's the firewall between communism and democracy. and it goes beyond incompetency. these governors and the hack of backup -- the lack of backup from the buttigieg and the president and the whole administration is just shameful. and, you know, we're serving toxic water now, they sent toxic water outside of houston. and so it's not just, like i said, it's not just with incompetency, it's the disdain for life, devaluing life, and we're moving away from god. rachel: yeah. >> and we're moving in the wrong direction. rachel: well, the kind of service and work that your company and you as the leader of the company by always jumping in and being right there regardless of the politics around it, regardless of what the media or the environmentalists who have also failed this community, the activists, you are a beacon of god's light in this coun

the supervisor was joined by assistant district attorney james given shapiro monday. he explained how the change is a way to use california's existing gun laws to their full potential. we're going to be having the resources now to make sure that we are enforcing those restraining orders and forcing those gun prohibitions. >> by getting the guns out of the hands of the people who could are not supposed to have them. the assistant da says the expanded team will continue the work of following the illegal gun trails dismantling the networks of traffickers and manufacturers. >> 293 ghost guns were submitted to the santa clara county crime lab last year. given shapiro says that number will now increase along withaa number of restraining orders 145 gun violence, restraining orders in 2021. in our county. >> as we devote more resources to make sure that every person who's got a gun and making a threat has their guns temporarily remove that number is also going to go way up. >> supervisor chavez says the people who get their guns taken away don't just pose a threat to the publ

governor josh shapiro said environmental officials are continuing to monitor for any contamination in pennsylvania. shapiro spoke tuesday at a press conference with ohio governor mike dewine and epa head michael regan. >> we will hold accountable norfolk southern, the company that made this vigilance necessary. the combination of norfolk southern's corporate greed, incompetence, and lack of care for our residents is absolutely unacceptable to me. amy: transportation secretary pete buttigieg is visiting east palestine today after coming under ormous preure for hi initial response to the disaster. critics say he should have visited the site of the crash immediately and rejected his claims that he was powerless to improve rail regulations. on wednesday, former president trump visited east palestine and blasted biden's response to the crash as well as his absence, saying he was busy "touring ukraine." in 2018, the trump administration rescinded an obama-era rule that would have required more sophisticated brakes on trains carrying hazardous materials. trump's epa also rolled back many env

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[applause] boy you do every day and for hosting us and your work to elect governor john shapiro. and john fetterman. [applause] so, tonight we gather a few months, just a few months after the 2022 election and we knew in that election there was so much at stake. and thanks to everyone here, because of your work democrats won. [applause] and up and down the ballot all across our country, america and americans spoke with their boat. -- vote. we defeated big lies and extremism. in races in arizona, minnesota, nevada. we defended reproductive rights in kansas. california, michigan, montana, kentucky, and vermont. [applause] we had the best midterms for governors on a five years. -- 35 years. and on second democratic governors planning arizona, maryland, and massachusetts. which is why when someone asked me a few week ago to describe any year i said momentum. momentum. democrats, we are delivering. actually, we are delivering big time. think about it after two years of good work we had a lot of good material to show for it. just today, president biden announced record job growth. and

josh shapiro says that he is working with the ohio governor. shapiro says his office made a criminal referral in the ohio stranger ailment. the governor said on tuesday, it is a criminal referral in response to the stranger ailment. josh shapiro, the governor shared information out of east palestine. with mike dewine of ohio. the epa administrator and other officials who reportedly asked what actions the governor might take such as penalizing norfolk southern. a quote stated that we have made a criminal referral to pennsylvania to review. we can speak to that beyond those comments. president donald trump was in ohio yesterday. this is a report yesterday from the washington times. an ohio town with the political nature of this. an early salvo of 20 24th race. the wall street journal headline. they write that residents of the small town in the ohio and pennsylvania border are recovering from a trained or ailment that is now an environmental cleanup site. also, becoming teacher players in one of the first political skirmishes of the 2024 president

meanwhile pennsylvania governor josh shapiro says he's meeting with officials from norfolk southern latere railroad operator refused to participate in the unified command in the aurally days of the crisis and didn't provide nearly enough information to federal officials. >> they've been bad actors in this case and they have a responsibility now to make it good for the good people of pennsylvania, make it right, make sure the air they breathe is safe, the water they drink is safe, the farmland where their animals roam is safe and where their crops are harvested is safe. they have a lot of work to do, and the cost will come out of their pocket. the federal government has made that very clear, and i'll make that clear as well. and then i think they have a responsibility going forward to make sure something like this never happens again. and i'll expect norfolk southern to be far more trance parent with pennsylvania if they bring these trains through our commonwealth in the future. >> shapiro also commended the biden administration's handling of the response saying he's been working closely w

let's start with that rush of announcements from governor shapiro's office and the epa.t are the specifics? >> reporter: the potential legal battles here are intensifying. pennsylvania's governor says his office has made a criminal referral in this matter. meanwhile, the epa saying it will literally make norfolk southern pay for the damage it has done. the epa says it has put out a legally binding order, which will mandate that norfolk southern identify and clean contaminated soil and water, pay any epa costs incurred, and participate in public meetings and post information online. for its part, norfolk southern saying in a statement we recognize that we have a responsibility and we have committed to doing what's right for the residents of east palestine. we are going to learn from this terrible accident and work with regulators and elected officials to improve railroad safety. in a rare interview yesterday with cnbc, we heard from the norfolk southern ceo. here's part of what he said. >> since this occurred every single day i've asked myself what could we have done bett

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. >> reporter: to be effective, prosecutor james gibbon shapiro says, those laws need to be enforced which is why he is so encouraged by the county's plan to expand its gun violence strike team from 5 to 23 people. >> we need to increase our capacity so that anytime someone makes a threat and has a gun we have the resources to get that court order and remove guns from that person. >> reporter: the strike team is made up of prosecutors who filed paperwork for gun violence restraining officers and the law enforcement officers who physically remove the guns. in 2021, for example, the county used red flag laws to remove guns from 145 people. each case, they say, is a potential tragedy averted. >> the more firearms we remove from people who should not have them, the more lives we are going to save. >> reporter: gun rights advocates see the issue differently. >> somebody's rights are being trampled. >> reporter: sam operators, ceo of gun owners of california said red flag laws can be overreaching and overused. >> the level of evidence somebody must present to a court to get a red flag law

if the eagle lose josh shapiro will send soft pretzels, cheese steaks and eagles mini donuts. >> which one sounds more appetizing? >> i don't know. the chocolate covered sun flower seeds have some merit. >>> good luck to both teams. a major rush for gas triggers a state of emergency in nevada. the gas pipeline leak and the root of the problem. >>> the peninsula now at the center of a new study and you can see what they'retudying. wh sat >>> fuel delivery is back up and running after a gas pipeline leak here in california caused a major hold up in nevada. nevada declared a state of emergency after that leak forced a shutdown in operations yesterday. all gas and diesel delivery was on hold from l.a. to the southern nevada region including las vegas and phoenix. you can see the backup at gas stations across the vegas area. the pipeline is operated by kinder morgan which services the reed international airport in las vegas. the company says the source of the leak was at a facility in long beach. officials are going to continue to monitor that situation. >>> well, peninsula highway is the m

, governor of pennsylvania, held a press conference on this topic shapiro said that the authorities had no one should bother burning said shopin went exactly as planned other officials said everything went flawlessly quoting the state governor. maya completely agreed with this, the people in charge in the railway engineers and the people checking them kept everything under control, two days later official orders were issued for the evacuation of the inhabitants, as art it was the previous week in the following days. many people have wondered. was it a wise decision to burn thousands of grass columns and send world war i chemical weapons into the atmosphere over a densely populated area - was it really a good idea and was it really possible for people to return home 2 days later. it's definitely safe. where? we know this, is it true that any of our authorities monitor the situation and determine with due accuracy the level of deadly chemicals in water and soil. well, of course not. well, uh, trump jr. advised the state governor. oh, how to pay attention after all to the state. he suggest

the little program shapiro. school little this is how we learn a daily reports that our guide rides for the authorities about our filming and research. we tried to contact the neighborhood residents, but they all refused to talk to us out of fear of reprisals. the governments message seems to be getting through loud and clear throughout our filming were confronted with the harsh reality of a country that is safe, but highly monitored. police are everywhere in the city. as soon as we start filming without our guide, an officer approaches us friends to the government seems overly concerned about its reputation. as though it's trying to hide the misery that it can't eliminate. in 2016, around 56 percent of the population were still living below the poverty line. according to the world bank, it's $630.00 a. m. as resident start to go about their day and most of the children are getting ready for school. a small head emerges from below the sidewalk. no one really seems to pay much attention, but this is the head of a child. 2 boys have found a place to shelter in the drain. every morning the

all, many have nothing left after the devastating quake, it's likely many more will come calling ah shapiro. now we're the human rights organization. amnesty international has accused security forces of committing human rights violations during anti government protests. at least 48 people have been killed in clashes between demonstrators and police since unrest broke out on december 7th that followed the impeachment and arrest of former president pedro castillo. protesters have been demanding the resignation of his replacement president, dean. i will want to pay the dissolution of parliament, fresh elections, and a new constitution. everything must be ready in cases. some one gets injured at the protests in lima cave in go. den c is part of a team of but he got his thus skilled medical staff and students, their volunteers. and they often get caught in the crossfire. is tristan upward again though it is sad because when these protests start is halima, we noticed that the police started using tear gas. yeah. you boy, a much better guy when innocent old people ever saw it and also children at

. >> reporter: to be effective, prosecutor james gibbon shapiro says, those laws need to be enforcedm from 5 to 23 people. >> we need to increase our capacity so that anytime someone makes a threat and has a gun we have the resources to get that court order and remove guns from that person. >> reporter: the

a lot of our earliest advisors that were negative towards us like ben shapiro is now talking to the worldf opposition. we have a policy that we run towards critical feedback because we want to do things in the best way possible. you can do that by listening to feedback that you get from the general public. caroline: thank you for coming on and listen to our questions. we thank you. extraordinary applications of money. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. wednesday, huge conversation. i'm looking forward. don't forget, catch up wherever you get podcasts. there is a lot to talk about. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to 60% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast busines

and for hosting us and for your work to elect governor josh shapiro and senator john fetterman. [applause] you guys did your thing. you did your thing. we were counting on you we needed to. and pennsylvania democrats, you knew what you were doing. you done good. we thank you because our whole nation has benefit from your work. [applause] i am very proud to of course be here with one of pennsylvania's proudest sons, our president joe biden. [applause] tonight, we gather, just a few months after the 2022 election and we knew in that election there was so much at stake. and thanks to everyone here, because of your work democrats won. [applause] and up and down the ballot all across our country, america and americans spoke with their vote. we defeated big lies and extremism. in secretary of state races in arizona, georgia, minnesota, nevada. [applause] we defended reproductive rights in kansas. [applause] california, michigan, montana, kentucky, and vermont. [applause] we had the best midterms for governors in 35 years. [applause] and once again have democratic governors in arizona,

i come here was referred with really i tell them about our program every day, the little program shapiro. school little this is how we learn a daily reports that our guide rides for the authorities about our filming and research. we tried to contact the neighborhood residence, but they all refused to talk to us out of fear of reprisals. the government's message seems to be getting through loud and clear throughout our filming were confronted with the harsh reality of a country that is safe, but highly monitored. police are everywhere in the city. as soon as we start filming without our guide, an officer approaches us friends to meet the government seems overly concerned about its reputation. as though it's trying to hide the misery that it can't eliminate. in 2016, around 56 percent of the population were still living below the poverty line. according to the world bank, it's $630.00 a. m. as resident start to go about their day and most of the children are getting ready for school. a small head emerges from below the sidewalk. no one really seems to pay much attention, but this is the he