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. >> you know, when we look -- and put this in context for us, steffen. to 2008, this was a very important state for president obama and his win. in the caucuses, it showed that because of the white vote going towards president obama, that he was electable. and then this year, this is the state where the president began his campaign. how important? and i should say symbolic is iowa to the president? >> well, it's very symbolic. as you said, iowa has a very small minority population. and yet he came out on top in the caucuses, and i think it gave him the credential with other states where white voters could say, well, look, he did well in iowa and the iowans are pretty smart politically. he didn't get, you know, the victory in the caucuses because of minority votes, african-americans, and others. so it is symbolically important. i think the other problem in iowa is that the republican party in iowa has really been very conservative. you saw that in the primaries in the caucuses, which then went to the primaries where we had evangelical and other conservati

i steffen and for the last nine months i have been helping liam in his outreach to the community instructing him individually to knock on doors, talk to all relevant significant people in the neighborhood, all relevant bodies, engage and come up with one question. what's the best possible outcome that we can here that the community experience? and there was almost hundred letters of response and collectively, individually and i find it odd in the last 24 hours at the midnight hour a few people sent in -- rescinding some of the support for the project. i don't believe that is good outreach on behalf of the oh organizations too. good outreach is when it's early and often and on going. we don't have a problem unless we want to create one. he takes accountability for opening the wine bar and wine retail and now asking to evolve into a wine bar and almost the same experience, slightly different in this regard. you're still pooring the wine into the glass and the customers may make a purchase off the rack. the place is so comfortable neighbors got together, they have a conversation, and instead of