[applause] >> key the economic growth in virginia is the fact that virginia's power demand is growing at a rate 5 times that of our neighbors. the simple fact is that if we don't build capacity right now, virginia will not grow. invasion and base load power are key and are all the above, all american plan embraces everything. america's largest offshore wind development project, solar, hydrogen, nuclear, carbon capture and natural gas. this is an issue that we cannot turn away from, so let's work together to keep costs down and keep the lights on. [applause] >> virginians are in charge of our destiny, no one else and that means we also put power where it belongs with the people. we must reject the current misguided law that the allows california to dictate our vehicle laws. [applause] >> not only does it defy common sense, virginians should decide for virginians and with this misguided law in place the regulator process is starting this year meaning more and more virginians will see higher costs and fewer choices. the fastest way to fix this is for virginia's general assembly allowing

i did they pick, rather, west virginia? i will tell you why they picked west virginia. they picked west virginia because there's no personal income tax on pensions, there's absolutely a pathway to eradicating the income tax on them. we have made a big move at 21 1/4. we need to continue to make more and more and more moves. and they chose us. they could've gone anywhere. absolutely, as they propagate this message to all the great finds, it brings more and more super qualified people to us, our veterans. jamie and --, wherever you are, please stand. i'm going to stick with the veterans and go quickly. i'm going to stick with the veterans here in a minute. for a minute. i am announcing a bill tonight, to give free -- i'm sorry, to give all of our veterans, nobody is going to pay out-of- state tuition. we are going to pay in-state tuition in the state of west virginia. in addition to that, two more initiatives. i want to spend $5 million to supercharge the ascend program in west virginia. and $2.5 million for the joint initiative recruitment of our big bases all across the

our families, our freedoms, we stood tall and west virginia and west virginia strong we were through covid, fires, floods, and storms. the world to sing that west virginia grit that we have got. now i'm going to lay aside what we have done. because my dad will say to me over and over and over, at one time believe it or not i was skinny and had brown hair i was a hottie toddy golfer. i went our state junior abbot are a couple times but all over the place playing in tournament after tournament was sams' made, it. he actually thought i was a pretty good player. with all of that being said, my dad said to me 1000, 1000 times son, the only shot in golf that matters is the next shot. your last shot went dead in the middle of the swamp, what can you do about it? if the last shot was a hole in one, what does it matter? the only shot in life and many situations is the next shot. and so with that being said i would say to you, we are a long way summing done and west virginia. we have got jobs to create, schools to enhance and schools to lift. let's make this laster that i have in the decades t

we've called virginia, but what do you gotten virginia? i mean, there were votes coming in there that i can tell us stuff. >> virginia, you sit you do see here again, more of a blue state, right? more of a north carolina. >> i >> would lean red. there are some people want to call it a battleground state. i would call it a light red state in presidential politics, since obama won, it wants 2008 historic black turnout. it stayed pretty consistent republican system. but when you come here again, this, this is it. we'll see if the north carolina results stay all trump red across the counties. but here, richmond mean county, it's the state capital. it's the blue spot within a blue presidential state, but a purple statewide state and state elections. the commonwealth of virginia that's where nikki haley's running there and you come up to the northern virginia suburbs. this is a warning sign for donald trump. this is an area joe biden won. the scenario that has been trending democratic again, the more affluent, upscale, college-educated suburbs g

why did they pick rather west virginia? i will tell you why they picked west virginia. they picked west virginia because there is no personal income tax on their pensions. there is absolutely because they see us on a pathway to irrat making more and more moves, they chose us. they could have gone anywhere. absolutely as they have this message through all of the grapevines, it brings more and more super qualified people to us. our veterans, wherever you, please stand. [ applause ] are,less stand. are,less [applause] >> i'm going i am going to stick with the veterans. i am going to go quickly. i am going to stick with the veterans for a minute. i am announcing a bill tonight that i am -- i am sorry, to give all of our veterans -- nobody is going to pay out of state tuition. we are going to pay in-state tuition in the state of west virginia, in addition to that, two more initiatives, i want to spend $5 million to super charge the ascend program in west virginia and $2.5 million from a joint initiative recruitment of our big bases all across the land to bring more veterans

northern new york, new england and virginia. and he made it much to virginia his advantage, even at that time of the year because. he arrived in northern new york, new england in late may, early june. and he he that the summer in northern new york state, new england was not only hot but quote as hot as could be find and count as could be found in carolina or georgia. i, i suspect, indeed, that heat of northern climates may be more powerful than. those of southern ones in proportion, as they shorter there is as much fever, other bilious complaints on lake champlain as on the swamps of carolina find nothing. nothing anywhere else in point of climate which virginia need envy to any part the world. and i didn't quite feel that yesterday when i got off the plane, it was not quite what was was going on. and jeff well we know what was going on in jefferson's head. of course i do i do have remark that i have some summer neighborhood neighbors and east boothbay, maine, who live a good part the year in virginia not too far from here. but

me virginia.ne and make it effective 10 years from now and we can vote on it. maybe we can do it to make it in line with other areas. host: speaker scott, for good or bad, you can't read an interview with you or article about you without seeing the words "alligator skin cowboy boots, fitted designer suits. porsche." [laughter] "4s." [laughter] what are these things? speaker when you grow up poor, there are some things that you say, if i ever get something, these are the things i will have. i went to texas a&m university and i would these guys with these great cowboy boots on. i lovehem. if you go to an them right i don't know. i like my suits. i like the boots. i like my shirts to look straight. life is short. i get back. my wife and i contribute. i like a nice car. i derived -- i drove a honda civic and then i graduated. i have been lucky. i have been blessed. i am grateful. i don't know what is next. we will take a chance and see what happens. we will see. quick thinking for joining us on c-span

she joins me from fairfax, virginia. jennifer, it doesn't look as though there are any big surprises in store this super tuesday. how unusual is it that both the democrats and the republican seemed to have their nominees before gone to conclusions even before super tuesday have played out? yeah, to me, that's kind of the story of this particular election day in the united states. where usually on a super tuesday, the reason we call it super is because it will be decisive, perhaps one way or another for one of the parties. but this year we have essentially 2 incumbent candidates who are competing for their parties. nominations, and neither of them are particularly competitive. joe biden, as the sitting incumbent in office, doesn't have any real competition on the democratic side. and donald trump has a fairly significant hold over this way and the demo in the republican party. and so there isn't a lot of competition to go on here. it seems like it's just a matter of waiting for all the votes to get counted towards the end

eastern in vermont and virginia.d their presidential caucuses at 7:00 p.m. eastern. at 7:30 northina polls closed and now at 8:00 p.m. eastern polls closed in a and tennessee. at 8:30 p.m. eastern time polls close in arkansas and then at 9:00 p.m. east in colorado, minnesota, and texas. utah voters will wrap up their voting at 11:00 p.m. eastern for those republicans encompassing voting for democrats stops at 10:00 p.m. eastern. eleven eastern is been california polls close alaska is last up at midnight. as with us this evening wrought results will start with the states very. >> happy super tuesday to you. there are few that have come in. what serve the one you mentioned of north carolina polls close a associated p vote total donald trump already leading handily 28.1. the primary and north carolina already declared the winner wh 90% of the votes they know preference line were voters could put protest votes against joe bid just 10% therapy to the of virginia on the republide of the aisle donald trump declared the winn

and the virginia association of criminal defense attorneys and the virginia trial lawyers association. and he's served in many other capacities, even holding membership in the ewe wreaka club, as well -- eureka club, as well as a lifetime membership in the naacp and v.f.w. post 993 and the american leaningen post 190 -- legion post 190. he's currently an active member, that means he's financial, of the epsilon chapter in portsmouth, virginia. it is my distinct pleasure to introduce to you an alpha phi alpha man, a virginian and my friend, the speaker of the house of delegates of the virginia general assembly, please welcome attorney don scott. [applause] mr. scott: you know when everybody leaves, it's about to get bad. [laughter] all eyes on me. my name's not tupac. good afternoon, brothers. it is an honor to be here. i am overwhelmed for the honor of being here today with brothers from all over the country and brothers from all of the members of the divine nine. i never take the opportunity to speak before anybody, but especially my brother, i never take it lightly. because i know th

west virginia, west virginia, northern tier of the country.ting the rounds wintery weather for the northern plains. we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms maybe even severe weather across the gulf coast and look at the snow. this is round 1 by the way. we have several rounds to go as we get into the weekend and then part of this energy is going to combine with the energy from the south and bring us the potential for a coastal storm bringing not only heavy rain along the east coast but interior section snow. so it is the second official day of spring. still winter in a lot of areas, especially across the northern tier of the country. carley, my friend, spring is here. >> carley: spring is here just not reflect in the temperatures. >> janice: correct. >> carley: we got get there janice, thank you so much. president biden is set to announce another $6 billion in debt relief. this latest round will benefit 78,000 teachers, firefighters, nurses and other public service workers it. brings the total debt canceled by president biden to $1

she's in fairfax, virginia. and let's bring in james davis, who's a republican strategist joining us from miami beach, florida. jennifer, so it's no surprise the president biden is winning democratic primaries today, but how much support is joe biden losing due to his unconditional support of israel and, and how buildable has that made him i think it's a primary stage. it's very hard to know the answer. to that question, there are certainly a reasonable number of democratic voters who are logging some protest votes against joe biden. these are others who may have otherwise cast their vote for him in the primaries, but are otherwise voting. and none of the above or no contest or, or some other choosing some other option on the ballot as a way of indicating their displeasure and, and perhaps some weakness in his overall support. however, we know that voters who are really engaged at the primary stage are voters who are definitely likely to be engaged at the general election stage. and the idea that those voters as

as a member of the virginia house ofes.and 2022 he was elected by the members of his caucus to serve as the house democratic leader and i'm a native virginian. virginians were one of the first so in 1620, while 1619t's where the in insured from africa and when attorney scott is elected by his leaders that was a big deal but in practice they also in 2024 he became the first speaker of the house of delegates in virginia's history since 1619. [applause] so he is committed to building a strong democratic caucus in winning back bet the majority of the house of delegates. now let me tell you he's a■ virginian by the taxes that he pays and where he resides that he was born and raised in houston, texas and let me tell you one of six children raised by a single mother. this brother even with the few resources performed well in school and eventually enrolled in aerodynamicshouston area hige eventually matriculated to texas a&m university where he is a student leader was one of the prime charter of the pie omicron chapter and number t

and we saw it last week here in virginia. so people spear donald trump pregnancy and had presidents with the presidency in there, but they tries to president biden, to protect women's access to contraceptives, which is what we're doing here in virginia. we have the contraceptive equity act and we also have the right. so contraception we are making sure that contraception ivy as, as well as a boards and access remains legal and available in the commonwealth. and that's a, that's something that resonates with voters delegate can. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us here at is, is here. and it's gonna be interesting here in virginia because people are looking at the homeowners, all 50 states. and they're saying it's nikki haley has a shot. it's going to happen here, or is it wise? it's nope. in primary. you don't have to be a registered democrat or republican. you simply walk in the polls and say, today i'm gonna vote of republican here today. i want to vote for democrats, and so what i'm hearing from some dem

the first slaves that came into virginia. right down the street from where i live and not far from where i serve now. i carry that energy with me as i walk into these rooms.■ years ago i was a single mom, you always -- so some of y'all that grew up with a father, it's cool. i don■f't begrunganything, but when you don't grow up with a father, you have to develop other skill setbe your mother. and mothers can be very protective. my mother used to always say, keep your head down, don't say nothin d a good job, don't mess it up. but i kept wanting to do more. m university, a p.w.i.,out figurig out, there aren't many black students here. it's a large school in texas. there were about 500 black students on campus. soou culture and i think a lot of us now are fighting to maintain our own identity and cultural identity. and a graduate from a&m went to the navy, as i said, got out, went to l.s.u. law school. in my third yea what you don't hear in my pretty bio, is i caught a federal drug conspiracy, crack cocaine conspira. in my final

so does hailey have a shot in virginia? it's hard to say, i haven't seen a lot of pulling data and there's a lot of unpredictability with the open primary. but she certainly stands a much better chance of winning then trump and trump is never really done well in the state. when he won the primary back 2016, he won with like a 3rd of the vote. his home messages kind of goes against the way that people pick, those livelihoods here in virginia their, their jobs are very much tied to the government. and government contracting is i think he's kind of a turn off, the voters and the state in virginia is not unique. it's kind of a microcosm of the country. it's similar to a lot of other swing states where you have large suburban populations that would probably vote more for nikki haley and donald trump. students thank you so much for joining us here in al, does your english and explaining the intricacies of the political system here in the united states. and as i told us back, i really, i cannot tell you how many people i've talked

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pension bureau and former confederate states like virginia. that the last decade or so have really taken with historians. but there's so many that we're only now beginning to mine the gems that that live in these records and also newly master digitized medical journals and newspapers which represent a boon to digital historians. and what i learn from this process was essentially that addiction cost, like alpheus, chappell, everything, it cost their livelihood, their self-esteem, military entitlements like pensions, it cost them their families who abandoned them in many cases. oftentimes it cost them their freedom and even their lives. and so one major reason for this suffering is the cultural perception of opium slavery, addiction was not the word addiction. that is not commonly used until after the year 1900. and so searching for to describe what they experiencing and what they were seeing 19th century americans routinely to opium addiction as slavery to opium. but this this phrase and the lived experience of that phrase defied cultural ideal

so what we're trying to do in virginia is to get greater transparency. we are trying to very much bring back definitions and an applauding of merit and, saying we are going to start asking our institutions to start using measures of of college readiness. it matters actually, say, and to send a message the system that it hard work matters and excellence matters and achievement matters and that we're going to make. sure, we're signaling that at every single point in working, we also we're going to rethink of our advanced work in gifted and talented programs, following up 40 institutes done with their great work on gifted and talented and making sure that also our colleges are working in partnership with our school divisions to do a better job of identifying students who have traditionally have not identified as being capable of doing more advanced earlier on. so that we make sure that our virginians situations look like virginia. not because we've changed the goalposts. but our students are ready for the rigor of college work. and my last thing i'll say is

there decision made when this is fascinating in virginia, 65% of virginia republican primary voters decided before, earlier this year. so before the iowa caucuses, before the new hampshire primary, before anybody voted, decisions were let me made by two-thirds of republican primary voters. that's locked in and then it's similar story in north carolina. you see also that a majority here, not as big of a majority, 51%. if you look at the bottom there decided who they were going to support in this primary before this year. so if indeed donald trump steamrolls his way through the fact that so many voters sort of locked into their choice so early on shows that what's been happening in this contest hasn't necessarily been altering the shape of this contest. kate, let's dig into as david chalian. thank you so much these exit polls are are always so interesting because we're hearing directly from voters as they're heading in or exiting, hence the name jamal. what's your takeaway from what david just laid out here on that score that david just laid out. i'm taking a look at what he said about the mo

again, these could change in virginia. >> virginia does have a border with west virginia. >> when i washo do not look like them being a threat to them. >> in every election cycle when there is a democratic incumbent, we get reminded about the borders and the borders become a thing again. if there is a republican about -- in office, we don't think about it anymore. you make these things an issue, you make them into boogie men, you make them into something that grabs you in your bed at night. you make sure that nothing is ever done to fix either and you hope that people stop talking about them. is the same thing my entire adult life. >> the only difference now is they drop the every four years part. now all the programming about cities, crime -- >> meanwhile, on earth one, crime in america is at a 50 year low. but this is a very complicated concept. fox news is right there. i will tell you one thing and then we have to take a break. what i have to tell you is we have a new projection from the decision desk. we are going to follow their lead to the great state of colorado which we have jus

we live in north carolina, virginia and california. and we take a look at why less than half of young americans say they'll vote in november, the buzz bring you some of the days of the news. now, the senior high mazda official has set an exchange of captives cannot really happen, often receives 5 and gaza takes place. but us president joe biden says the sci fi deal is in the hands of home us the cooperating. we do offer out there is rational, we don't know what as far as in the hands of rational offers and moscow, the secretary of state entity blinking has met with these riley will cabinet member ben against guns is on a trip to washington that's reportedly sanctioned by prime minister ben, you mean that's in yahoo? he's already met with us, vice president campbell of hers. she told him the us support. so sees fine, early a blink and how talks with the country prime minister and phone ministration. what kind of been not that of 9 been just them as sign me? he called for a dramatic increase of humanitarian aid into garza and the release

of virginia. where does she go next and why is she not speaking tonight? this could be a crucial night for her. tons of viewers potentially but she is at home, mia. >> to your point about her campaign hoping, hope is not a strategy. their strategy has been limited to winning these areas like northern virginia and suburban areas around these many primary contests. that i think are going to be hugeattlegrounds in the general election. the big question is whether nikki haley's vote is a monolithic block and it stays with her. i think jonathan is right. it will be up for grabs in the general election. where does she go in the next 48 hours and why haven't we heard from her? those are big question marks. her campaign is at a crossroads. the first option she has is does she want a future in the republican party? she has to consider what that looks like and whether that involves endorsing donald trump. or does it mean becoming a voice of the conscientious objectors inside the republican party? the other

so that we make sure that our virginians situations look like virginia.students are ready r the rigor of college work. and my last thing i'll say is and no one that knows me will be surprised. we took a compliance exercise called the six year planning process in higher education which traditionally has been really a big fancy way to create a biennium budget for higher educ and we turned into a true strategic planning where we literally created data packs of all the publicly available data. what's happening in our colleges, every one of our institutions. and so i you to go onto the state council for higher education on our website and you can look see an overview of where virginia in a comparable way across every one of our institutions on inputs in terms of looking at the changes in cost, the cost that is being spent on administration what's being spent in the classroom but also in my mind, equally, if more important on outcomes for the time ever, you can go on to ainfind out the top 20 programsf study in every institution and find out what percentage of

, immigration was the number one issue, it could change. >> virginia does have a border with west virginia. [laughter] very contested area. >> john: forget what some people have called the nearest elicit musings of an oxford woman there, i'm sure the parents and that 14-year-old girl who was sexual assaulted by an illegal immigrant from venezuela are not laughing about this. i mean, it is a big issue there in the commonwealth. and for people to just laugh it off like those folks did, how does that strike you? >> john, it's just stunning that not everybody recognizes that the open border has turned every state into a border state. it is a humanitarian crisis, it's a drug crisis, it's a national security crisis and it impacts virginians every single day. on average, five are dying from fentanyl overdoses and yes, we of course are all heart broken over laken riley's death and when she was murdered by an illegal immigrant, and a sexual assault by an immigrant here in virginia. it's such an important issue going into 2024. the president could solve this with a stroke of a pen and he refuses to

virginia is allowed to care about more than just virginia. virginians are americans too.n't want to see the country invaded, they don't want to see georgia girls murdered by biden's migrants either. why is that hard to understand? virginia is watching new york and chicago get overwhelmed, they don't want to be next. not all of us live on an island like the vineyard where liberals deport migrants to military bases 24 hours after they touched down. immigration is the top issue in the country. the media is mocking it, they are mocking you and calling you racist for caring. >> republican voters don't vote that way, they don't vote based on economics or based on the benefits they are getting economically from the president. they are increasingly, from the tee party on, voting on race, voting on this idea of an invasion of brown people over the border, the idea that they can't get whatever job they want , a black person got it, therefore drive black people out of the colleges. that's what they are voting on,'s specifically on racial animus he. >> jesse: chicago must be clan cou

we still have very gusty winds right at the border of virginia and west virginia where we have severale burning right now. let's take a look at it. we had a cold front move through. it is chilly. and you can see the observed winds in the virginia area. 36 miles per hour. that's sustained winds but gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour for the hot springs lynchburg. low relative humidity which is of course that's helping really spread these wildfires. but the winds are really the problem here. 24 hour temperature change. can you see where we have that cold air moving in. not feeling very much like spring. those are your temperatures and with the wind cap wind chill its even colder. several symptoms bring snow northern plains and upper midwest. a coatings events on the northeast for the east coast. this will be the weather pattern over the next couple of weeks. spring is here. it's just going to take some time to look for it and find it. ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: any chance we will get snow here in new york? >> janice: no. i don't think so.. i know, i'm sorry no. silver lining. >> a

in virginia. >> virginia has a border with west virginia., build the wall. >> what? >> kayleigh: laughing at voters who communicated immigration is the top issue is probably not the wisest move. >> harold:b >> harris: it is deliberate. they don't feel it. many are down the street from us, i think msnbc has offices in new jersey, they are seeing what is going on. they see higher violent crime and see, they have to see what happened to laken riley and other cases and suspects in those cases. they see fentanyl made every state a border state. all that is left, they don't care. >> kayleigh: and the tone d deafness. a 14-year-old assaulted and you bring this up in virginia specifically. >> ari: rachel maddow says virginia has border with west virginia, west virginia is red, rural, it is a foreign country because it is foreign to her. this is the problem with the left. they look down their nose at americans who are working class americans, conservative americans who were raised to hunt, fish. this is loud in the left. you see it in manhattan and c

. >> i live in virginia. immigration was the number one issue, i mean, again, this could change, in virginia. >> well, virginia does have a border with west virginia. [laughter] >> sandra: is the border crisis a laughing matter? the facts on the ground tell a very different story than what those hosts were touting. voters are taking notice. our political panel here to weigh in in just moments. >> john: plus, after blasting greg abbott, it turns out that the biden administration is secretly flying tens of thousands, actually hundreds of thousands of migrants into our country. chad wolf, former acting homeland security secretary with his reaction coming up next. for veteran homeowners, it's easy as 1-2-3. one: call newday and apply. two: take out an average of $70,000. three: pay off your credit cards diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like... what is your glucose, and can you have more carbs? before you decide... with the freestyle libre 3 system... know your glucose and where it's headed. no fingerstic

again, these could change, in virginia. >> well, virginia does have a board we are west virginia. very contested area. >> build a wall! >> dana: and, you know, i'm sure felipe, you know, i don't know if you live in virginia or if you're still in the district, but i mean, that kind of reaction to something that you think something like donald trump wouldn't be able to exploit? >> well, look, i'm not going to be the token dem that defends the immigration system, it's a mess. i've said that on this network a couple of times. since it's been a mess for the last four presidents half republicans and half democrats including the last president donald trump. there's a lot of blame and pain to go around. to answer your question about what is the next gathering part? think about last week, you had both biden and trump at the border. and that's going to be an example of those kinds of events and stunts where the networks will have plenty to cover. this is going to be unpopular but there will be some trials that probably will bring some people together to comment on. >> dana: that's a good po

well, virginia hart we just left the 18th century. you've got modern virginia. you've got arlington cemetery and the lee mansion. more of arlington, the airport and the modern world here. this is a fantastic. it's one of the best years we have here in washington d.c. what is this terrace used for. well, is it's a vital part of the work do on the interior to, open up the doors and allow people to leave the 18th century and walk into something that has a very modern feel and suddenly we are in the nation's capital. now, the state department building itself built 1950s. it was planned the 1950s and opened up in 1960. so all of the work that we've done to our collection has been to the interior of the building, allowing people to walk to the space and suddenly explore. since the 1961 architecture of this building here. and you really do experience. but this this terrace was renovated during the secretary clinton, too, correct? absolutely. what is this wall here? this is the wall of the secretaries of state and. i think we'll see some names that are familiar, secreta

in virginia, the commonwealth of virginia polls have been open for more than an hour. now, one of the other super tuesday states were of course, watching very closely and joining us now is the democratic senator from the commonwealth of virginia, senator you're tim kaine, senator. thank you so much for being with us this morning. i imagine you're a little warmer than i am standing here outside in colorado. what donald trump went to visit your state and campaign and your state, you put out a tweet that noted that you think donald trump threatens the core of democracy. how by threatening an independent judiciary, by threatening a free press, by attacking his opponents, both >> democrats and republicans, by threatening a professional civil service and stating his plan to turn the civil service into a bunch of loyalists political loyalists, rather than people who will focus on serving constituents. and he is the man who fomented the attack on the capitol on january 6 because he couldn't admit that he lost and he was willing to help encourage violence to try to block the pe

this could change. >> well virginia does have a border with west virginia very contested there. >> sean: seriously? i dare them to say that to lincoln o'reilly's. 's. let me educate these sanctimonious leftist elites at ms nbc because illegal immigration is a nationwide problem and virginia is no exception and voters were rightfully concerned listen to the crimes committed by illegals in the commonwealth of virginia in the last year. in illegal immigrant from venezuela was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 14-year-old little girl. last month are you still giggling? this past june another illegal was arrested attempting to abduct a 4-year-old little girl and in august 1 from nicaragua was arrested after allegedly fracturing a police officer's skull added dui and another illegal immigrant was charged with abduction and 3 counts of rape and that is the tip of the iceberg. they don't keep national statistics on violent crime of illegal immigrants but it msnbc you got conspiracy theorist or rachel maddow, you want to mark this why don't you take the time and call their family see

that coffee table book started viral, and the virginia museum of arts gift shop, so they ended up me on faculty as an adjunct speaker. and when i've got free time on the weekends, send me around the state to storytelling because all of these beautiful places in virginia, stories behind them, much like you've just heard a lot of the public really enjoys the back story they love the pictures but they want to know there's no closure until they get the back story so i started doing that for the museum wrecking guys, how much the public loved that and then started doing storytelling of abandoned virginia on my own. that started in libraries at into theaters and now i do those at the actual abandoned places themselves so i had approached the owner about that told that i could protect him legally, make him some money to go back into his foundation and then allow the public to come back here to enjoy these. so he allowed me to do that and it's just kind of blossomed ever since here and in other places this is by far the most spectacular that you guys have been. great. any questions? thank yo