don young. we ask your blessing on representative young's family, ann, don and joni and those who have become his family, countless congressmen, long-time friends and devoted staff members. may representative young large and enduring presence ever abide with them. may the memories of the laughs they shared and challenges they endured together ever be a pleasing. we commend this ceremony in the gift of your servant and in the strength of your name we pray. amen. >> please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable dan sullivan, united states senator from alaska. senator sullivan: good morning, everybody. and it is an honor to be at this ceremony here in the united states capitol honoring a great alaska and and great american representative don young, the congressman for you'll alaska for almost 50 years and i would like to begin by thanking the speaker of the house, leader mccarthy, all very good friends of don's his fellow representatives and the senators here this morning and don's be

don young. we ask your blessing on representative young's family, ann, don and joni and those who have become his family, countless congressmen, long-time friends and devoted staff members. may representative young large and enduring presence ever abide with them. may the memories of the laughs they shared and challenges they endured together ever be a pleasing. we commend this ceremony in the gift of your servant and in the strength of your name we pray. amen. >> please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable dan sullivan, united states senator from alaska. senator sullivan: good morning, everybody. and it is an honor to be at this ceremony here in the united states capitol honoring a great alaska and and great american representative don young, the congressman for you'll alaska for almost 50 years and i would like to begin by thanking the speaker of the house, leader mccarthy, all very good friends of don's his fellow representatives and the senators here this morning and don's be

young people simply deserve better. third and finally, solving these problems is going to require creativity from the public and the private sector. the children's health insurance program and medicaid, which is the largest simple payer of mental health care for young people can play a key role in sparking new solutions. these efforts will be essential to make sure that mental health is treated with the same consistency and focus given to physical health. the bottom line is no more mental health business as usual. because business as usual is failing too many young people at every single point. from the first sign of symptoms to the most critical moments of crisis. that's a lot for the committee to discuss today. we're going to have a great panel that i'm going to introduce shortly. s i want to thank senators carper and cassidy, and i also want to commend senator stabenow for her years and years of work on behavioral health issues that are so important. now we'll turn to senator krai poe and then we'll have introduction

don young was ferocious. he was ferocious for his constituents, for whom he felt a sacred responsibility and delivered so much over his 25 terms in alaska. he said, i'll defend my state to the dying breath, and that he did. when he was taken from us, don was on his way home from legislative session, headed back to meet with his constituents and make sure they knew how he was fighting for them in washington. don was ferocious but he also was gentle. those who got to know him saw that behind that often prickly facade was a tender and warm hearted man who cared about his country and cared about his colleagues. and cared most of all about his family. the love he felt for his family, for his constituents and for the institution was an enormous -- was as enormous as the state he represented. i particularly was close to don and fond of don because he loved this institution. i love this institution. it's one of the unique institutions of the world where the only way you can get here is your neighbors choose you. nobo

young people simply deserve better. third, and finally, solving these problems is going to require creativity from the public and private sector, children's program in medicaid, the single largest payer for mental health in young people can play a big role in sparking solutions. these will be to assure mental health is treated with the same consistency and focus given to physical health. the bottom line is no more mental health business as usual, because business as usual is failing too many young people at every single point. from the first time of symptoms to the most critical moments of crisis. that's a lot for the committee to discuss today on these key issues. we're going to have a great panel and i'm going to introduce shortly, i want to thanks senators carper and cassidy for heading up the mental healthcare and senator stavanaugh for years of work on behavioral health issues that are so important. now we'll turn to the senator for opening remarks, and introductions, and where is my friend senator krikmoe, there h

oh, leave young boy monthly join in a rush. they want to enjoy nature the thing which we enjoy it there way i can hear. well, thank you for michael. we do not about to gander who the plague over you should come to love her to the reason domestic tourism campaigns more young ugandans as seeking out adventure, tourism and jobs. so echo has spotted a business opportunity and it involves a bit of risk taking your attention. that is why we always say that, do not know what you think. always do what we tell you to do. a 26 year old has started a travel company, offering young travelers. adventures on the mountain de la la la la, you know, beautifully these guys need to trust. job 100 percent. it's a life changing experience. yes, it can hope to build momentum in them. it can help to build strength because this is like conquering one of the fears that you have in your life. doing this is like you're being more brave. lee tourism in uganda is heavily dependent on foreign travellers. most of them come to see animals like the big cats an

it's not young anymore, is it? all right, i understand. it hasn't been seen yet.s old quarter-finals, which is very cool, by the way, speaking performed. yes, well, and we look here look. please note that weather conditions may change. it seems to me that it is starting to snow, but alexander terentiev is in control here . the last city went in the same way as alexander came forward along a small radius. and here we can see or not see, most likely this one, because, firstly, a skate. secondly, it is, and in any case, calmer for alexander this race. well, it's total control. control. we already see, we are here watching from the commentary. cabins finish straight alexander terentiev just drives away from his rivals and calmly finishes this race. here the struggle for the second and third place continues to look. who is second there, judging by everything, the second here is yegor sheet piles, representatives of the republic of belarus, we have 42 regions represented in the championship, including strong skiers from belarus, and here we see that here yegor ii has fo

it's about the behavior of young people. it's about their emotions, it's, it's about things like the physical abuse of young people, so it's much wider. and so for me, i believe it's, it's, it's just that it's in misinterpretation. other ways with there is research evidence that sexuality education in it was young people to deal at the a fast intercourse. ok for jackie younger from the center for health human rights on development in compiler. uganda. thank you. now this is the beer, sometimes called a thumb piano. it's found all over africa, but it's closely identified with him. bob was showing up people the instrument was all but legally bound by colonial rulers. now there's a resurgence of interest in the traditional instrument from zimbabwe. dw correspondence privilege, machinery reports ah. ready ready ready sample piano has been played for over 1000 years. it remains in the heart of zimbabwe showing that peoples cultural identity theft during colonial time. them beater was banned and branded if anyone found a playing i

so now i believe even lucky because they have a young man. so it's a country for now, captains who are sets the standard for young women and looking to serve and somali land security force, or simply follow their training what i mean, hiring woman. and in this museum, i'm feronda their history of women who had to fight for their right to be who and what they want to be. well, our next story is very young site and i was, she is from ghana and she dreams of being ganawe's. next boxing queen. yes. our gov of mute reporter met up with her. take a look. oh, this is michael le neighborhood thing. gone is capital across may need grades. boxes come from this area, but they are all men. deswartz isn't popular among women and girls. now, one girl was teaching and i'm here in brooklyn to meet her. my name is josie in across, and i hope you are as excited as i am to meet her my dad luke, who was to be the next vixen in boxing in ghana. and then me training regularly here at visible courts. paul local head. dad is here a vis community. he has strength mai

when i was a young, i was interesting to be part of the 2nd. i was wondering if i can be one of the higher ranks in so many high rank officers. so handler at the moment down both of them. and you know, i can called she'd something which magic above all captain circle wants to serve her people. despite the elements of some model and society being opposed to women, doing so called men's jobs, most of the people who change on who i think women. so now i believe if i'm lucky because they have a young man. so it's a country for now, captains who are set the standard for young women and looking to serve in some ali land security force, or simply follow their training what i mean, hiring woman. and in this museum, i'm surrounded by history of women who had to fight for their rights to be who and what they want to be. well, our next story is very young site and i was, she is from ghana and she dreams of being ganawe's. next boxing queen, yes. our gov off mute reporter met up with her. take a look. oh, this is michael le neighborhood in gwinnett capital

in 20 seconds, don young faced with a young member wanting to effect bypass mail could have dressed me down and said over my dead body but he directed me to go to alaska to see how bypass mail was done there and sent me to a few other appropriate places and changed my view of why we have bypass mail. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. >> i rise in support of the don young re-authorization act which the coast guard to secure america's coastlines and has been an honor for me as a three-year member of congress to serve along side dean young and so thank you very much. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: reserve. >> i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from new jersey. mr. van drew: i rise in support of the don young coast

a total of 65,026 young people lost. as devastating as these numbers are, the real tragedy is that we are failing as a country to adequately respond to them. even before the pandemic we were not doing enough to provide adequate care and treatment options in every community, and covid-19 has only made that disparity worse. we are not doing enough as a country to build and maintain or integrate. we are not as a country doing enough to prevent, not just treat this crisis. many mental health challenges emerged early in life and studies suggest the average delay between the onset of mental health symptoms and treatment is 11 years. eleven long, confusing, isolating and painful years. we have an opportunity and responsibility to make change happen now. late last year i released my advisor on mental health that outlines the policy institutional individual changes that will take to reframe and address these challenges. many recommendations in the advisory, i'd like to highlight for today. first ensuring every child has access to

we heard senator young mention a few times the chips act. i think he highlighted this as one of the three key components that he sees not just have you -- not just the entity that he helps to lead, but ultimately, he could be the core of a partisan package but what is that you tell your audience what is a chip sector what does that do and will with the potential impact be? >> well, senator young and many, many of his colleagues in the senate have been huge champions of the chips act and usica, and the counterpart legislation in the house was just passed recently, all very helpful. i just want to offer my appreciation for the support of senator young for this historic legislation. most relevant in both usica and competes to the chip industry is the $52 billion to fund both critical semiconductor manufacturing incentives and research investments. this funding has the support of a broad bipartisan majority in both chambers. i know it's hard to believe we are actually there but we are, and it's wonderful. many of america's governors, mayors, a r

senator young made this point. about market forces on their own not now adequately investing the kind of innovation and science that we need. hence the need r public investment number one and four public policy to promote vestment for the private ctor. so those were the text that they referenced and to awer your question, at the time, those reports were sort of a voice crying in the wildness. industrial poli wasn't a phrase respectable economists were supposed to say. but as you mentioned, in the last few years, we've seen that change. and these concept, what it is described has become more widely accepted wisdom. academics and think tank across the political spectr including mine have taken up to task and there's also a new appreciation that instrial competitiveness has always been part of our history, all the way back to and alexander hamilton. so there still a lot of economists who dot like it and senatoyoung said, there's still a lot of work to do to help congress connect the dots. but politicians in both parti

young because the young job, you kick us in the 7th, but we go shopping up a show. how did you, how did you look almost to have some overlap push of some of your a mom? i do the dishes that were due to me for sort of a completion. i went on and i had a young drama with i written and then they don't know what have i haven't done? we've done. i've medical director, what goes to how did you selected austin? i feel yeah, i get. i wouldn't have to smile at all. i did lee. and how are you an example from my own to the old? a sentimental i'll be sure to do you. why fi name us? that'd be only him hate general need for us. and i'm for leo went to a live outlet that emerson chris in manish feed. the name of the homeless crystal center can be and how do you and what did it, what to hold than is did the muslims, you witness, did a lot of real computer. do you have a dissenting that i'm the la shawna winter, though? i shall. but what you, what it will still be on what the, what fee and what for them to go with ms in to give in to for from us. and i'm, we will have, i'm about to

the photograph shows an adult male penetrating a young girl. it just makes your head spin as nothing is taboo, any more. this isn't a boot. is this um yeah, absolutely. that's the total, nothing at all. and now we talked to some of the students who saw the image on their phone in her school class. the picture with a young girl appeared here 1st. why did nobody put a stop to it? i sort of thank you. she put them up, but i most kids just did not care. keisha cleared the so maybe there was shocked when they 1st saw ethan over. you think about it for a minute at the time with us and then forget about it getting to it's didn't talk about that in his hands. remarkable. and when you say students didn't get a guy, it didn't mean anything to them. so it wasn't exactly breaking new knocked his targets through was helps us one. it didn't mean anything that is taught us. it wasn't breaking news as sure that's horrify. please explain it to me as much. need them new threats. hartley, i'll try and re think to you so far. that's disgusting food. cough but you

we have programs for young moms .we hire and train young people and their trained as outreach workers as community organizers. um and they get to experience new things in their lives, they get to experience healing work. they get introduced to things like yoga to writing to art to understanding how the budget processes work and how decisions are being made, and then they developed advocacy campaigns in organizing. um and, you know, also begin to dream once folks have stability and safety in their lives. they get to think what do i dream of them? where do i want to go from here? and if you would like to participate in our giving day driving helped the young women's freedom center . you can scan the qr code on your screen, and you can also go to ktvu .com/ giving day. more veterans, aids players could be on their way out mlb .com reports the ace are talking about trading one of their starting pitchers, chaman area or frankie montas to the minnesota twins. the ace traded all star first baseman math also into the atlanta

ready so when i was young, i was interesting to be part of the 2nd. i was wondering if i can be one of the higher ranks in so many high rank officers. so handler at the moment down both of them. and you know, i can call, shoot something which magic above all captain circle wants to serve her people despite the elements of some model and society being opposed to women doing so called men's jobs. most of the people who change on who do i think women. so now i believe if i'm lucky because they have a young female country for now, captains who are set the standard for young women and looking to serve in some ali land security force, or simply follow their training. what i mean hiring woman and in this museum i'm surrounded by history of women who had to fight for their rights to be who and what they want to be. well, our next story is very young site and i was, she is from ghana and she dreams of being ganawe's. next boxing queen. yes. our gov off mute reporter met up with her. take a look. oh, this is michael le neighborhood in gwinnett capital, i cra, m

i look forward to that one young man or that one young woman who will become the face of the sick niger needs more mingled kind of people because it is to inspire children need. so being a creative, constructive thinking inter against mind. so i can see offer, i can see the future of can for cars, can have a, it means helping show the future. does anybody have these on your screen? oh no. what about, you know, i mean, you came up with everyone that means i could teach females. didn't you go to the site? yes, i teach them in ms. word excel, bob. only then the question was just because i won't benefit you back to them. well, we'll start with that being said, when you've got any information, free principal up the venues be funding you. i don't think you know it definitely what's missing. place has been bought out on people sees ok that this is very very and they have been in fact it adds value. ah what we tell everyone when they come for the training, you don't only lynn. you also need to spread what you've learned. and it's interesting to see how for like michael and brisco take on the in

the photograph shows an adult male penetrating a young girl. it just makes your head spin as nothing is taboo anymore. this isn't a bu, does this? yeah, absolutely, that's a from table. nothing at all. and now we talked to some of the students who saw the image on their phone in her school class. the picture with a young girl appeared here 1st. why did nobody put a stop to it? a sort of survivorship woocommerce, but i most kids just didn't care keisha key at the so maybe there was shocked when they 1st saw them. you think about it for a minute at the time with us and then forget about it getting to it's peacock at that's finished. that's remarkable. and you say students didn't get a gas, it didn't mean anything to them for them. it wasn't exactly breaking new, not as target tool was, helps us one. it didn't mean anything that is target. it wasn't breaking news as shown. that's horrify. laser shalayna to me, especially aged and new threats. hartley, i'll try and re think to you so her that's disgusting. food, cough but you don't spend all day th

young girls are violently experiencing their sexual abuse. but instead of focusing on how prevalent family sexual viruses and possibly targeting the perpetrator, we are victim blaming and making sure girls remain pure before marriage. why dear africa are we like to? why do we feel the need to control women's body? how can we collectively help put some of these violence african practices direct one and for all, please drop a comment and let us know. indeed, how can we help put some of these powerful practices to rest? well, thank you. have, i'm glad you asked. our next to watch was exactly how to do that, while still retaining the essence of the ritual. let's head over to kenya where mosse. i go to forced to undergo female genital mutilation, s g n. however, i think as slowly changing as communities find new ways the 4 point kind of rites of passage that celebrate girls becoming women in kenya, miss silence. countless generations of girls have been suggested to female genital mutilation, or f t m. it's a long standing tradition in my psych com

and the young trash did not find a better solution to the problem than murder.ed my boyfriend pavel, promising him unearthly love for a free living space, told me that this must be done for the sake of our love. they decided to disguise the murder of the interfering grandmothers as a robbery from the old woman's money, a lot of granny who starts retirement goes to the post office and returns from there with the money. so the dead man, a plan was ripened to engage in robberies. the investigators shuddered at this abomination, listening to the revelations of the murderers. no less disgusted was his girlfriend. dasha knew who was killing the pensioners, but she was silent and gladly accepted gifts, only washed them thoroughly. and suddenly somewhere there was a speck of blood inaccurately. why work with something heavy on the head and take the booty of the logic of the neanderthal. but in soviet society there was no place for neanderthals, pavel smirnov was sentenced to death by mikhalev. his community was sent to a colony for 15 years. viktor kuznetsov will change

young and ms. coloretti for appearing before us today, and thank you both for your many years of public service. and thank you to your friends and family members who you have brought with you today. as we all know the omb is responsible for preparing the president budget, reviewing federal regulation' and providing the proper oversight of federal agencies. it is a very, very important task, and i know that both of you are moreou than capable of leading omb. since last march ms. young has been serving as acting director of omb so she is already doing the job which she is nominated. so she has some real-life experience behind her, as we discussed her application today. prior to restart at omb, ms. young served 14 years as a top staff on the house probations committee where by all accounts she did an excellent job working with democrats and republicans on legislation that must be passed each and every year that impacts the lives of every american. ms. coloretti has more than two decades of experience

thanks to senator young for a substantive conversation. i now have the pleasure of moderating a really outstanding panel discussion of the issues that senator young talked about and his notion of competitiveness in the legislation that is making its way through congress. i am going to take a quick second to introduce our really elustrious panelists here. first maryann feldman from university of north carolina at chapel hill. professor of finance at the business school and also the research director of the institute of private enterprise which does outstanding work on entrepreneurship. maryann, thanks for joining us. we also have chris griswold policy director from and chris worked on capitol hill for senator marco rubio and was really involved in some of the thinking and texts that have laid the foundation for this bipartisan moment in congress. chris, thanks for joining us. lastly we have john neuffer ceo of the semiconductor industry association. john leads that organization which has been really the leading advocate for strengthening an

director young, please. >> mr. yarmuth, thank you. many of the subsidies for people who want to buy electric vehicles, this is to help consumers. many consumers want solar panels, many consumers want electric vehicles. the government, we believe, the best way to help them achieve that and also a cleaner world is to provide subsidies through our tax system. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> thank you, director young. >> as always, you have the opportunity to submit questions in writing to the director, she can then subsequently answer for the record. i now yield five minutes to the gentlewoman from washington, ms. jayapal. >> thank you, mr. chairman. director young, it's great to see you and to call you director, congratulations again on your appointment. and i wanted to say first of all that there are many things in this budget that we appreciate, including the taxes on the wealthiest. as you know, i'm a lead sponsor of the ultramillionaire tax act. we also appreciate the stock buybacks and what you mentioned earlier, the invest

we have john de larry of south korea as young cy university with us. i, john, i want to start with the biggest global story right now. we just shared some of south korea trade vulnerability stemming from russia as invasion of ukraine and how disruptions may impact the countries industries. how else is the war impacting? are going to impact south korea? well, you know, i think the south koreans probably do look at this 1st in terms of economic self interest. russia is not the most important country by any means for south korea, but it's a significant economic partner. and especially in terms of energy, as you've pointed out. so there is a tendency when a conflict feels far away, like frankly, ukraine does feel far away from northeast asia. there is a tendency, at least to look 1st at, you know, kind of the bread and butter. how is this going to affect my bottom line, whether it's a south korean, you know, company or. busy the government as well, that has to consider that. but i think what we're seeing so far in the, you know, close to 2 weeks into this

a young people have a right to security education. because only thing that we can really, we can realize, inclusive and quality education for everyone. but most importantly, our young people need security education because again, they are exposed. they are exposed to the risks, but also we have cultural norms and social norms that are disempower young people to think that people have power over them, including those that 2 are those that have used them to security. education enables them to have the power to be confidential, to protect their own health most so when they are faced with situations where the experience are challenges such as gender based violence, sexual violence, and so on. so the court has ruled that the government must come up with a curriculum. what subjects would you like to have put in focus? i think subjects such as those that are it's posing young people to wrists. they are facing a lot of challenges around sexual sexual violence or subjects such as those are their bodily autonomy and how they can protect their b

lee jame young had said he would back making the practice legal. oh, well, i really hope the candidates will keep this pledge in the tattooing by non doctors will become legal. as the person getting the tattoo, we don't get punished, but the people who do those tattoos for us get punished. i think that's quite uncomfortable. i thought i'm back to my. if the bill backing d criminalization doesn't pass. many of south korea's tattoo us are planning to leave and practice their art overseas. that set for tuesday, stick with us this week as me look at how a conflict in europe impacts the asia region for you tomorrow, and goodbye. they've had no peace for, for decades. the people of iraq country is devastated and there's no end to violence. how did it come to this group this is reveal and unprecedented story. he behaved exactly like the terms and the poison spread their own misery, misery, nor life. the great documentary series iraq destruction of a nation. this week on d. w. ah, russia feels the full force of international sanctions, but better roost is

young to be writing. all these books. i'm like, how old do i have to be before my voice matters in the world? right? and so i say the same thing to young people, you know, don't wait for society to tell you. you're old enough to matter you matter right now and you have a voice and you can use it and so people can use it all different ways. you can write your stories if you're a writer. you can make your art if you're an artist you can be an activist if you're an activist. you can start an organization. you can lead a movement. i mean, you know, we have teens that are so so powerful. we all are so so powerful at that age and i do think society deliberately try this as oppress that and because they were so young so many of them not surprisingly. they're still around. i mean you talked about a very powerful passage of the book. a meeting some of them including bobby seale. yeah, which was incredible. what was that? that was what 2016 i think you said. yeah, that was 2016 because i went to the 50th anniversar

we have programs for young moms . and train young people and their trained as outreach workers as community organizers. um and they get to experience new things in their lives, they get to experience healing work. they get introduced to things like yoga to writing to art to understanding how the budget processes work and how decisions are being made. and then they developed because he campaigns in organizing. um and, you know, also begin to dream once folks have stability and safety in their lives. they get to think what do i dream of them? where do i want to go from here? if you'd like to participate in our giving day drive and help the young woman's freedom center. you can scan this q r code right here on your screen. you can also go to ktvu .com/ giving day. investigators will release new information about a suspected serial killer accused of targeting and murdering homeless people into major cities. i'm alexis mcadams, all and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. yo

what do you tell young congressmen? >> i have no problem with young congressmen. they all know who item. no one sits in my chair. there is a reason for that. i started this 25 years ago because i found out when you are running around, you are really chasing your own tail. you don't really know what is going on, like i am talking to. if you said in one spot and watch, you know who is talking and whispers to this group or that group. you can find out. you learn more by being stationary. i very frankly not being egotistical, being chairman of two committees, when i said in that spot, when they wanted something, needed something, thought i could help them or not help them, they knew who i was, so members would come see me. so i established that chair as don young's chair. it makes me more effective. they all know where i a.m.. -- they all know where i am. i am one of the few people that can express my thoughts very i won't say eloquently, but very loudly when i think you going wrong. host: don young has chaired but -- both the transportation and national resource comm

hicks, i known along with a young there young a lot of had no in the him. the thought of convention. and i'm on a young shotgun. well, i started up, i'm up and well, i believe they're going to go with one to come some good going. well, i did a sick and then i'm doing a lot of the one about him and another the hand looking in my goodness to the good madonna handled in a his to win again. i had the idea what the national didn't have. how long a gay bow a. what then museum said even mushroom. well, if you have a blessed today, i didn't know and if you can, one, i will buy your product and begin. i wasn't big enough a, a buck, whatever. yes, good man. i have known it was a man about the game. but devin have neg, yeah, no, i was like what? i did. i mean i was on a vehicle at all. okay. hello. that are getting a good a good young and how about the mother? oh, not get a good thing with a with when the shots came from the holiday and the 1st trex we heard some noise. this was newness. michael ali was on in the most dangerous intersections and sought able he didn't

i look forward to that one young man or that one young woman who will become the face of the sick niger need more mingled kind of people because it is to inspire children need. so being a creative, constructive thinking, tr against mind trying to come see offer comes to the future of come for car there . can harvey immense help each of the future? does anybody have these on these are screen? oh no. what about, you know, anybody else when you came up with everyone, again, i go to to teach female student. you go to the site here. i teach them in miss ward excel, bob. and i was just because i won't benefit you to them. well, with that being said, when you've got any information free to pull up the venue before you, i don't think you know it definitely what's missing. place has been bought out on people sees ok that this is very very and they have been in fact it adds value. ah what we tell everyone to come for the training. you don't only lynn. you also need to spread what you've learned. and it's interesting to see how for like michael and brisco take on the instruction and then turn it i

that was about young people. it was a by niger and only thing i knew i knew to get a time or so you psychology. so today or set up a website, the one i would need done re come on out with . what more is me is we've reached way less than a 1000000 in a country where we need to reach 34000000. not that doesn't help me sleep at night . when you know the, the numbers for poverty levels in nigeria. and literally our work is to make sure that every young person that we train is able to arise, not just above the poverty line, but is able to to gain tire family above the poverty line. then at times we ask ourselves who asked us to do this with for me and my mother. i hope to go deeper into sardine, more about what i do. what i love doing, like on music is something that even though i get angry, i can go to music and play my guitar. and i come back to myself. my hope in life is ed bay goes greece, as god bless is me. i'm gonna take her out of the country or to go and rest and enjoy. i said, because she's, she's done a lot

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