Thank you for making this happen. Thank you sen. Booker thank you for the opportunity. We have a bunch of eager members. I will introduce you real quick. We will open up questions. Sen. Booker that sounds great. Is that ok . Thats great. [applause] sen. Booker i want to get to your questions. I want to orient you to who the heck am i. I am a kid that was raised by two incredible parents. Who have seen the worst of america. They were civil rights activists. They saw violence and discrimination, but they also saw the best of america and they know we are who we are as a country because we Work Together and stood together. My dad is one of these guys that the older i got, the more difficult the stories of his childhood were. Hes like, son, the hail, when i was young, hale was the size of golf balls. By the time he was older, the hail was like beach balls falling from the sky. Son, let me tell you when this tsunami hit my town. I said, dad, you grew up in the mountains of North Carolina. He
[chanting] [chanting] [chanting] hi, everyone. My name is nu. Im a Family Doctor and passionate healthcare provider. Im a daca recipient and im here today as a plaintiff. My family and i moved to the United States when i was 9 years old. My parents worked long hours at the restaurant to help our family achieve the american dream. Following their example i went on to become the first undocumented person to graduate from ucsf medical school. I am also a graduate from the university of harvard berkley and school of public health. I am here today ive also since gone on to be named to 30 under 30 for cofounding prehealth dreamers, working to help undocumented dreamers in pursuit of healthcare careers. Ive made it a mission not only to improve health as a doctor but also to support others in my community who share that mission in their journeys. Im here to share my story, the the stories of everyone rallying here today and those who could not be here. Like two years ago when i met david, a 1
[cheering] [applause] [cheering] [inaudible chanting] [cheering] [inaudible speaking] im a Family Doctor and passionate healthcare provider. Im a daca recipient and here today as a plaintiff. My family and i moved to the United States when i was nine years old. My parents worked long hours at the restaurant to help our family achieve the american dream. Following their example i went on to become the first undocumented person to graduate from ucf medical school. Im also a graduate of the university of california berkeley and Harvard School of public health. I am here today, i have also since gone on to be named forbes 30 under 30 for cofounding dreamers and Organization Network with undocumented immigrants to end their pursuit of health careers. I made it my life mission not only to improve the health of all communities as a doctor but also to support others in my community who share the same mission in their own journey. Im here today to share my story, the stories of everyone rallyin
Been supportive of Mental Health sf. So lets just know that they have been supporting us from the getgo on this initiative, because they know what it means when Mental Illness goes un treated. So thank you to them and thank you to huey sf, 2121 and i said that the San Francisco labor council, the consumers and the families, most recently Zach Williams who made a beautiful video and tribute to his father, robin williams, who battled and struggled with Mental Illness in his lifetime and has been a huge supporter of Mental Health sf. Weve had so much incredible imput from all of our communitybased organizations from the getgo, Community Housing partnerships, tenderloin development, coalition on homelessness, senior and disability action, Mental Health association of San Francisco, taxpayers for public safety, st. Anthonys glide, the support of Housing Providers network, Human Services network, Progress Foundation, the National Alliance of Mental Illness, the direct policy alliance and so
State of conservatism in the age of president trump. We hear from conservative supporters and opponents of the president s policies. The university of notre dame hosted this event. My name is maggie garnet. It is my privilege to introduce erythroid guests today for what i am confident will be an energized discussion and debate. Introduction has no implicit meaning. No tweets necessary. Ahmari has been an editor with the wall street journal and opinion pages in london. His spiritual memoir about his conversion to roman catholicism was published by Nations Press this year. It is our privilege to invite him to the Catholic Disney world here in disney notre dame. Is a best selling author. He is a graduate of Harvard Law School. He is also a former lecturer at cornell law school. He has served as senior counsel for the Alliance Defending freedom. Finally, dr. Charles kessler. Kesler. Of americanlar constitutionalism and the intellectual history of american conservatism. He is the author of