knew theyors in 1858 would be to supply town, so they came up to this area to set up a small town. they were stunned by the beauty of these up and it rocks -- upended rocks pair they said we should call this the garden of the gods, and that name stuck. this is truly an extraordinary 80 park. , the wisdom of carl's perkins was to give this gift to the city of colorado springs that it would remain free to the people forever. this park isory of about a gift that really all is after our founders. one provided a very large section of our existing parks department today. likes that perkins philosophy, so he informed his children that is what he is going to do. charles perkins was a friend of general palmer's, and he owned the burlington railroad, probably speculated on developing some of this land. so because palmer was engaged in wanting to make certain that the right environment for the people who were going to live here, he adopted his same philosophy. so when it came time to do something with this property, it was easy for him to make the decision that it would stay a park and be for

that theyors knew would need to be a supply town. they created an area to set up a small town. they were just stunned by the beauty of these appended rocks -- upended rocks. they said, this is a place for people to assemble and we should call it the garden of the gods. that name stuck. it has been the garden of the gods ever since. this has been -- this is truly an extraordinary city park. >> in 1909, charles perkins gave this gift to the city of colorado springs and said it should remain free forever. the whole story of the park is a gift that follows after our palmer, who provided a large system of our existing parks department today. charles perkins liked that philosophy. charles perkins was a friend of general palmer's. and he owned the burlington railroad, probably speculated on developing some of this land. because palmer was so engaged in wanting to make certain he had the right environment, he adopted his same philosophy. when it came time to do something with this property, it was easy for him to make the expandn that they would the park and it would be forever free to

u.s.is something that the chamber of commerce has said fact, theyore, in said that david was lying about this bill and this legislation and this position and the way that he characterized it. wofford? about aren't we talking enforcing the laws that we have on the books before we start writing new laws? the stock about border security and the existing laws that we are to have. if you will remember in 1986, we reformven immigration without entitlement reform. i think we really need to look at our entitlement reform and the you're out immigrants who work around our system. that is going to be paramount to any discussion about reform. we had a voter security bill that passed in 2007 and we don't have that yet. both big parties promise more and more reform, yet we never get that. it is paramount that we understand that we need to sit down and have discussions about how it is going to look and what we are going to do about immigration, instead of relying on the bipartisan bickering that we-year-old time. >> will thank you. first of all, i agree that we have to secure the border, but this is no