Reelection bid. [cheers and applause] President Biden hello. Hello, hello. Good to be home. [cheers and applause] President Biden thank you. Thank you. Thank you. God love you. Have a seat if you have one. I dont want you to have to stand for me. [laughter] [indiscernible] President Biden i tell you what, man. [chanting four more years] President Biden i got the ibew. And thats not malarkey. I tell you what, i caught the tail end. Now a movie star. Look, most of all, i want to thank you for your partnership and your friendship. Union workers, ibew and no malarkey because of you. Thats no joke. I wouldnt be standing here if you didnt step up in 2020. I was home in scranton, pennsylvania and i visited the place i used to live in. I tell you what, my grandfather would be proud as hell that im the most prounion president in history. [applause] President Biden he said, joe, you are following the union from belt about buckle to shoe sole. And this is getting through. Wall street didnt build
His remarks at the ibew conference came one day after speaking to the united steel workers. Support for unions has been the focus of the president s reelection bid. [cheers and applause] President Biden hello. Hello, hello. Good to be home. [cheers and applause] President Biden thank you. Thank you. Thank you. God love you. Have a seat if you have one. I dont want you to have to stand for me. [laughter] [indiscernible] President Biden i tell you what, man. [chanting four more years] President Biden i got the ibew. And thats not malarkey. I tell you what, i caught the tail end. Now a movie star. Look, most of all, i want to thank you for your partnership and your friendship. Union workers, ibew and no malarkey because of you. Thats no joke. I wouldnt be standing here if you didnt step up in 2020. I was home in scranton, pennsylvania and i visited the place i used to live in. I tell you what, my grandfather would be proud as hell that im the most prounion president in history. [applause]
Paleontologist over the last couple of decades we often started looking backwards in time. One by one we are becoming forward facing individuals, thinking about what they have learned about the past and how it informs the future. Thats the thrust of the recent Strategic Plan we have put out for the Museum Published a couple weeks ago, Natural History of the time if he was there isnt that how we and gym about the Natural World from all our study of the last couple hundred years and played up forward. We are sitting on this incredible moment in human history, been around for 200,000 years and plans on this generation to watch the population curve go to the sky and watch all of the impacts of that Large Population play out around the comments. A lot of us are used to think about what happened 70 million nurses who are now what about the next 70 . Interesting. One of my guiding lights is this guy tim flannery from australia to ive been following for 25 years. Issue of South Australia. I ne
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