st. paul. >> every time we zoom in and speak to each of you, we see a different part of st. paul, a different representation in terms of different demographics and areas as well and the people who obviously have chosen each of you to really steer the ship. councilwoman yang, let me end with you. what is your message to people who are feeling politics is something to opt out of, to throw up their hands and no longer want to engage because they think maybe it's a fool's errand? what's your message to people to stay engaged however the outcome in terms of who they vote for and who ends up in office? how do you keep them motivated to participate? >> i think that's such a great question. for me as i reflect on my lived experiences as a daughter of refugees, that feeling of feeling like our voice is so install or not knowing how to stay engaged or even get