finished my 2nd grade cation you know what when i came to terminal then the job for about 5 years and i was not making it i went to libya and stayed there for about 4 or 5 years and came back look when i went to libya i learned auto industry because i became an electrician when i came back here my people over there. when i went there. for over 3 months i didn t get even $10.00 and opinions that all the sense that i m taken to do now i m gradually packing up and i wanted to when i would go to america i would find no matter what even if i had ok so obviously this is a highly emotional issue particularly for someone like. clement are you noting because you re in agreement yes somehow because there are communities who go on people they have electricity or when you go to the community electricity how they really look up or distance involved in the governance process allowing them to be
it will give the nominee a chance to describe his views, his intentions in his own words, and it will also give the, the senate and the american people a chance to hear what he has to say and to judge their reaction to that. it s important to note, also, that an ambassador to israel or any other kurcht is not the determinant of policy. that s really a government decision, a governance process. it s the president and his team that will make those decisions. it s not a question of one voice being determining. ambassador james cunningham, thank you very much. next, snow, ice and dangerous cold making life difficult across much of the nation as a winter storm hammers the midwest and northeast, andoand youd rage in north carolina. a political power play to limit power of the incoming democratic governor. first, of course, we are continuing to await the presence
them one district but gave them to. really, they were the majority. and to see what is happening on the local level and how really there are so many opportunities for people to tweak maps that appear to be fair but aren t fair. they were drawn with the intent to discrimination that group. so, starting at the local level and making sure that we are aware of the record, not only naturally but what s happening on the ground. what are the communities saying? they are the people that know what s going on in their communities. we need to listen because they know when actually discrimination is happening. let me say, this is a clarion call for the communities of colors and others impacted by this decision to be even more involved at a grass roots level in our governance process. this is a clarion call. we re talking about the city council level, the state level, the federal level. we must get more involved in the gain and make sure our representatives are speaking for us. i d also say to th