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Primary. [applause] good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Wow mr. Steyer friday morning. Whoo. I want to thank katherine and calvin and derek for those very nice introductions. What i want to do this morning is take as many questions from you as i possibly can. Ill do a short introduction, but what i really want to do is talk to you whatever you want to talk about. Let me say that i was asked on the debate stage on tuesday night what i think people misunderstand about me. And i said that people think that im defined by my money. I am not. My mom was a teacher in the new York Public Schools. When she retired from being a teacher in the new York Public Schools and taught prisoners at the brooklyn house of detention. She was someone that defines her with service to other people and trying to give young kids a chance to get ahead in the world. My dad was somebody who was the first generation in his family to go to college. My grandfather was a plumber. They were people who thought that
Mr. Steyer i want to thank katherine and calvin and derek for those very nice introductions. What i want to do this morning is take as many questions from you as i possibly can. Ill do a short introduction, but what i really want to do is talk to you whatever you want to talk about. Let me say that i was asked on the debate stage on tuesday night what i think people misunderstand about me. And i said that people think that im defined by my money. I am not. My mom was a teacher in the new York Public Schools. When she retired from being a teacher in the new York Public Schools and taught prisoners at the brooklyn house of detention. She was someone that defines her with service to other people and trying to give young kids a chance to get ahead in the world. My dad was somebody who was the first generation in his family to go to college. My grandfather was a plumber. They were people who thought that education was the chance to get ahead. My father graduated from college at the age of 1
Can. Ill do a short introduction, but what i really want to do is talk to you whatever you want to talk about. Let me say that i was asked on the debate stage on tuesday night what i think people misunderstand about me. And i said that people think that im defined by my money. I am not. You know, i am from a family my mom was a teacher in the new york public schools. She when she retired from being , a teacher in the new york public schools, she went and taught prisoners at the brooklyn house of detention. She was someone who the is what defines her with service to other people and trying to give young kids a chance to get ahead in the world. My dad was somebody who was the first generation in his family to go to college. Lets my grandfather was a plumber. They were people who thought that education was the chance to get ahead. And so my father graduated from college at the age of 18, graduated from law school at the age of 21. He was a young man in a hurry. He went into the navy in wo
[applause] poll, he is in second place ahead of the primary. [applause] good morning. [applause] mr. Steyer hey guys, good morning. Good morning. Mr. Steyer wow friday morning. Whoo. So i want to thank all these guys. I want to thank katherine and councilman calvin and derek for those very nice introductions. And what i really want to do this morning is take as many questions from you as i possibly can. Ill do a short introduction, but what i really want to do is talk to you whatever you want to talk about. Let me say that i was asked on the debate stage on tuesday night what i think people misunderstand about me. And i said that people think that im defined by my money. I am not. You know, i am from a family my mom was a teacher in the new york public schools. She when she retired from being , a teacher in the new york public schools, she went and taught prisoners at the brooklyn house of detention. She was someone who the is what defines her with service to other people and trying to