mirror and say, what the are you doing? stop that immediately. i realized that i ve crossed the line. i wasn t pretending no more to have another identity. i stole one. i got a phone call. would you please call a carrie gibson? well, i was astounded by what carrie said. so one of the first things i said to her was, when the fbi and the u.s. state department assist you and get you and your brother back here, i have to interview him immediately. when the welfare of a minor is in jeopardy, our reaction has
and he was very quiet. kind of held back. he talked with a funny accent. it was always in a whisper, very quiet like he was hiding from something. i mean, look what he had been through. he wasn t the same person. he wasn t the same nicholas that disappeared four years before. he had been held and tortured and god knows what s. he wasn t that same person. the judge wanted to make sure that there was in fact some legal basis for nicholas claiming to be carrie gibson s lost brother. so now the problem was that the sister and the embassy official that were swearing that
i wasn t pretending no more to have another identity. i stole one. i got a phone call. would you please call a carrie gibson? well, i was astounded by what carrie said. so one of the first things i said to her was, when the fbi and the u.s. state department assist you and get you and your brother back here, i have to interview him immediately. when the welfare of a minor is in jeopardy, our reaction has to be very quick, very responsive. we have to put ourselves in the position of the child or the child s parents or guardians. generally when a child is missing for years, either the child is dead or the child is not found.
unemployed workers while saving businesses $400 million. we cut red tape for permits. we worked with our union partners to overhaul workplace rules at mccormick place. to lower the cost of conventions. new conventions are picking illinois and putting our people to work. in each of these landmark reforms shows the power of bringing everyone to the table to repair broken systems. that s moving forward but we just begun. [ applause ] we ve not just made illinois a better place to do business, we ve also invested in our public works. our highways, our bridges, our railroads, our schools to make illinois stronger. we created good paying jobs while laying the foundation for future growth. thanks to our illinois jobs now plan, illinois has the largest capital construction program in our history. and over the past three years, we have been building, repairing and modernizing. every day you see the fruits of our labor all across illinois. we improved 5,948 miles of highways and 842 br