All of these trips. We begin in San Francisco. Now, what i have seen happen to that wonderful city is just nothing short of Heart Breaking. How long would it take me to get crack. Under a minute. How about heroin . Same thing. Fentanyl . Same. Easy to get . Very easy to get. Laura less than two years ago, i was right here in the Tenderloin District here in San Francisco. Its an open air drug market. We decided to come back to see whether things have improved or gotten worse. Within the past week three shootings one resulted in an ahomicide. One resulted in another person being shot and another resulted in a car being shot up. Laura just in district. Yeah. Just in this district. Lieutenant tracy mcrae has been with the San Francisco Police Department for nearly 30 years after spending 11 in the army. This is ground zero here in the Tenderloin District for hard core drug addicts in the area, correct . Right. I mean, you just take a look around and you see people addicted to fentanyl, cry
The oldest person who came today and threw themselves in these branches is actually a woman born in 1314, and the youngest was a 19yearold man, i must say that today, we also see the children, now i dont know if it will affect us show me baby here, in fact , they have another passion and taste to come together with the families and like to express the difference, at least if they take that paper vote from their fathers hand and put it in the box, but this year you know that it has become electronic again. They come and witness the presence of their fathers and mothers to actually cast their votes. Thank you, ms. Tanesh, for what you have described from the luxor branch , which is located in shahid mahalati, you face the voters, of course, all the reporters of the memories. They are doing very well. In these events, in front of the people, i will say goodbye to you in order to communicate with our other colleagues, mr. Engineer shamran. I would like to ask a question from the parliament
Seen, not heard, well, when the taxis already speak ukrainian, they try, or they dont speak, but they try, well, but this too already, this actually shows that it is actually moving somewhere in the direction of ukrainian ukrainization, by the way, this is such a process, it pleases , because, for example, if we talk about the capital of ukraine, about kyiv, then very much many people are now saying that kyiv, which is a little bit so, so to speak, has started to speak. Ukrainian right away out of fear , since may somewhere, people say that now everyone is speaking russian again, and its not like it s a problem at all, as if, what a difference, well, some such processes are also taking place, i hear this from many people, which is very disturbing and the conversation in russian on the street again in kyiv, i do not know, for example, i would agree with this thesis that the language is not the main thing that can be, you know, the first president of ireland said, de valera, he said that
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, discussing Election Integrity and a recent survey about voter confidence. David, good morning. Guest thank you, great to be here. Host thank you for joining us. Remind viewers of your work and the mission at the center free election innovation and research. Guest sure. We are a 501 c 3 see nonpartisan nonprofit, center for election innovation and research was founded in 2016 and works to support Election Officials all over the country, red and blue states, democrats and republicans, to manage elections that voters should trust and do trust, and, of course, that is a big issue now. Particularly with trusting part. Even over the course of the past two decades, our elections are more secure and transparence than ever before transparent than ever before. Host how is the center funded . Guest we are nonprofit, so we are funded by donations across the country. Host getting to this poll, i will show an ap article about it, it was published on tuesday, and it shows that relatively few republ