and particular power plants, many of those have been identified, if not all. it is challenging to protect them in that fashion. there are two piece, one is the hardening of infrastructure, and that certainly continues to occur, but the threat increases even more rapidly, but the second part is to be more resilient so you see state energy working with utilities in the department of energy. i think deputy secretary turk has shown great leadership there as well to work on things like microgrids and backup power for mission critical facilities like hospitals and nursing homes so it s a multiprong approach. part is that hardening. guns and guard for shorthand, certainly there s a lot of room for that for improvement but also the resilient sidey verse finding how we serve those critical needs in every community. there was an fbi bulletin warning about domestic extremist groups and we now have
hacksaw out what we ve been talking about from the start is this wall, however it s defined is not the end all, be all. we have technology we can use. we ve learned from the border patrol that these tunnels are being used. this has to be a multiprong approach. the wall is not the answer. the let s look at the best tech nog we can. there s the hideous reality. meanwhile the daily show dug up a commencement speech that donald trump gave in 2004. here s what donald trump then had to say about wall. never, ever give up. don t give up. don t allow it to happen. if there s a concrete wall in front of you, go through it, go over it, go around it but get to the other side of that wall. i don t know how you say that in spanish but he s giving advice to a family on the other
preserve and imbed. it s a multiprong approach. you want to get rid of potential voters and call them illegals but these are people who will possibly become citizens so you want to actually deport them. and it s also about early voting. that s huge in a lot of communities and even early registration for 17-year-olds or motor voter laws so people can register while at the dmv. if voting didn t really matter, republicans wouldn t really care. when we think back to the lbj, it s a triangle of acts that he put forth as a progressive democratic policy. we can see this new republican party systematically trying to slant the acts all together. and we should be clear, this
which is numerically the democratic coalition lost under the rules it lost and you can imagine a political system that erects more and more ways to preserve and imbed. it s a multiprong approach. you want to get rid of potential voters and call them illegals but these are people who will possibly become citizens so you want to actually deport them. and it s also about early voting. that s huge in a lot of communities and even early registration for 17-year-olds or motor voter laws so people can register while at the dmv. if voting didn t really matter,