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please support edward ii transition youth housing, trank you. president olague: thank you. patricia, followed by maria gonzalez, mark sledskin, marsha chernak. >> actually, that card was for the last one. this is for the new one, but that's fine. i've got two more for you. >> patricia voy. we've had students in our program since 1978. we've never been against this project. what bothers me about this project is we've asked, what is the plan and how are you going to facilitate it? no answer. trust us. we'll just do it. i want to know what the qualifications are for the managers. i want to know what happened to one of my kids in the last year who tried to commit suicide? i want to know what their mitigations for the emotional upheaval to have with the people -- these young adults that have been dumped twice and have extra emotional problems that other people don't have. i've had everything. one of my kids has asperger's. i have to work with that. i asked my kids about a year ago before this happened if they lost their housing if they would like to live on lombard for a day or

. >> after spending his first night in a general population dorm trank street did something he never does, he slept in. >> tons of people that i know from other prisons. that's why i slept so well because i stayed up so late talking to them. other than that everything is all right. >> you seem real happy. >> i am happy. yes, thank you. >> i want to follow up with him, make sure things are going well. and i want to talk with him about what his next step is. >> franky, good to see you. haven't seen you in a while. we're going to meet up in the office up there. >> yeah. >> haven't seen you in a while. >> yeah, been busy. you're always busy. >> run around a lot. >> making millions of dollars. >> millions and millions, yes. how is work going? >> i enjoy it. >> it's working well being in the dorm setting? >> yes. >> got friends over there? >> lots of them. they're very kind people over there. we play cards and make slams and eat pizzas. >> one of these days when i have a little courage i'll try one of those slams. i've heard a lot about them. >> street is a work in progress. >> things aren

as she and other leaders get together and talk about solutions, will those solutions be a deal that trankile can and will approve? >> i think so. ink the president shares with us the desire to not balance the budget on the backs of the elderly, and the disabled. and to have the wealthiest and most successful pay their fair share. he's up against a lot of republicans who feel exactly the opposite. but this president has led before. i think he'll lead again. i think i have a high degree of confidence that we will have an agreement that helps put the economy back on track by assuring employers and investors of a stable rate climate. >> there's the flip side that's jobs which definitely input into that great debate. you've seen the numbers today. i want to show you a little bit what was discuss on cnbc earlier. >> this number can't going to make it any easier for someone in real america to withstand cuts to social security or medicare. i wonder how does this affect the negotiations over the debt? >> well, i think what this shows is we can't keep borrowing money that we don't have. that's been