[background noises] welcome back ladies and gentlemen. If you like to take your seats we are going to start with the next session. Thank you so much. Julia will turn it on to you. Hi everyone. Welcome back. My name is julie i am chair of advocacy for the American Diabetes association and the arizona chapter. Also on the Arizona Diabetes Coalition counsel one of my collies was eight data population innovation expert so please see her after. Im also cochair of the arizona Bio Industry Association take a lot of personal pride in the voice of the patient. We advocate so well for arizona. I also the newest members the University Arizona Health Sciences Community Advisory board in phoenix. And my daughter has type one diabetes she is just finishing her first year of med school at u of a phoenix. I am so proud to see a lifetime of someone who is diagnosed at age one now in her mid 20s becoming a physician and right along with her having the same experience that she did, but as a caregiver, mo
Circuit judge, you could look at what he had decided. We could look, mr. President , you, and i and other members of the senate could look at what he decided and anticipate what his record would look like and it makes a difference. I have no doubt that President Trump will continue to nominate judges who will rule as Justice Scalia, the last vacancy created with the unfortunate loss of Justice Scalia who served on the Supreme Court for 26 years after the person that nominated him left the white house and 13 years after president reagan died. So the legacy of what happens here is important. Justice scalia became profound in his sense that the judge the work of the court was not to decide what the legislature should have done. The work of the court was to decide what the law said and what the constitution said and there are ways to change the law and there are ways to amend the constitution. But a person who is on the court needs to look at what the constitution and the law say. Thats wh
And my book, this time we win. A question i frequently get is where did you get this title, this time we win . Actually, it came from vietnam veterans. I would talk to them about what i was doing and say im writing a book on the tet offensive, and many times they would say, do we win this time . Hence the title, this time we win. It goes along with the other old cliche that you hear from the vets, that we were winning when i left, they say. So, yeah, part of the reason i wrote the book was to try to get the truth out about what happened in vietnam, and to honor the men and women who won that war for us, before the politicians threw it away. You frequently see tet in the headlines these days. Wherever anything bad happens in the world, terrorists do some kind of attack, insurgents have some kind of spectacular bombing or something, youll see a pundit or a commentator say, this is just like the tet offensive. Iraq, afghanistan, wherever. I saw a headline about tet referring to northern m
I would like to work with the department and i think it would be a vital and important step forward. So let me thank you. The time of the gentleman has expired. Those two documents will be made a part of the record. Please go ahead mr. King. Thank you, i appreciate this hearing and also your testimony here and listening to your testimony as well. Listening about the i. C. E. Containers and the because for a minute. Can i have a clear time . Okay. Listening about it the i. C. E. Containers, that is how long have we been operating under the i. C. E. Detainers. They go back a long way. When i was a federal prosecutor 25 years ago we had immigration dictators. They were mandatory for a long time. How long has this been a problem in your testimony . He said that in the last year 12,000 i. C. E. Detainers were not responded to by local Law Enforcement, 12,000. Is that indicative of a problem that we have had over a 20 year period of time for a shortterm anomaly . I think that that number has
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