and the ute live not only in reservation in southwestern colorado, but certainly all over the state and the nation. gold was found in cherry creek in the denver area. but it was such an amazing landmark, it became the pike's peaker gold rush. hey knew there would be a supply town. they came to this area to set up a small town. they were stunned with the rocks. said we should call this the garden of the gods. that name stuck. garden of the gods every since. this is truly an extraordinary park. >> in 1909, the wisdom of thises perkins was to give gift to the city of colorado springs, that it would remain free to the people forever. divided a a gift that large section of our existing parks department today. charles par kins liked that philosophy. he informed his children that's what he was going to do. he was a friend of general the rs and he owned burlington railroad, probably peculated on develop some of this land. but because parmer was so enganged in wanting to make he had the right environment for the people who were going to live here, he adopted the same philosophy. came time to do

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its roots -- roots in that history that the southwestern parts of the united states was in fact a concord placed, a place where the rio grande and the colorado river and a place in between, they were supposed to be a wall there. in yet when you look back at the history of this country and those who have died in war and have done so much to serve this country there are cultural historical and economic ties that go back 400 years between the united states and all of latin america. and so how we fashioned the immigration solution has to take in my view a new understanding of the role that the united states of america should play in terms of our foreign policy. in november 2004 and the first meeting with president bush and vice president cheney at the white house i said to the president into a small group of people over breakfast that one of the things we had to do with our foreign policy is yes we still need to pay attention to the east and west. yes we need to pay attention to what's happening in the middle east and other places around the world but that we have forgotten the importance of their the relationship with the united states of ameri