Those muddy trenches. We are not going to do it. I wont do it, and we need these people to come over here. We need them in our country now. I wanted to say. I wish they were treated better. I wish that we would have more compassion for these people to low ourwork for us, lawns, watch our cars, clean our houses, and get lousy pay. Guest there are a lot of jobs with concentrations of immigrants in them. Nation,look across the we do not see any jobs where unauthorized immigrants are a majority, but there are a lot of unauthorized immigrants seem to be somewhere between a quarter and half the workers. They tend right to be jobs that are physically demanding and lowpaying, but even having said that, there are u. S. Born people in virtually all of these jobs. Host lets hear from steven. He lives in grand rapids, michigan for sub good morning, stephen. Caller good morning. Thank you. I would like to make an observation from a syrians and get your guests feedback on it. From experience and get
Caucus the chairman of the finance committee somebody that certainly understands tax policy and fiscal policy for this country extremely well. And this legislation that were considering is a jobs bill. Its about energy. Its about jobs. Its about Economic Growth. Its about National Security. But for somebody like the senator from utah whos working on reforming our tax code and how we can stimulate Economic Growth in this country id like to turn to him here right at the outset and say as somebody that truly understands how our economy works and how we have to build a Good Business climate in this country and we have to empower the development of of infrastructure roads and rail, pipelines and transmission lines, as part of building an Energy Policy that will truly make this energy this Nation Energy secure. Id like to turn to him and ask him if he would take a few minutes and address not only this project on its on the broad basis of its merits but particularly some of the economic aspec
What i made yesterday at the white house summit was that the First Time Ever it was mentioned [inaudible] that was the First Time Ever i must say. I wonder and i would like to hear from your experience [inaudible] do they accompany the rehab . Excellent question. Our experience is in order for motivating the young people to come back, the mothers play a vital role. I mean they are being brainwashed and on a path to radicalization that make it very difficult to reach one of the things that will still melt their hearts are the mothers. So that does put a significant role, but its about the entire network and making sure that we connect them to people of importance in their lives on all levels. Well, my mother always taught me to thank my guests. High mom. So please join me in thanking this wonderful panel. [applause] i want to thank you all for taking the time today. With a lot of work cut out for us. Get to it. Thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] that wraps up
United States Senate and u. S. Allies. The plan would be to have a period of iranian compliance and then ask congress to enact sanctions relief under the agreements and i will stop there. Thank you. [applause] imad harb i was asked to speak about iran and lebanon and syria where iran has a lot of influence. The negotiations themselves, as far as we know did not discuss anything outside the negotiations of the Nuclear Program. So there are supposedly no specific connection between irans other issues in this Foreign Policy and the region, or the world for that matter. Everybody knows the Nuclear Program is only a part of iranian Foreign Policy, it is also the negotiations of a Nuclear Program, but no matter how much we denied, there is a connection to iranian influence in other places and that specific negotiation had its impact on other things. Basically, two perspectives, that iran actually used its role in lebanon and syria to try to get a better deal on the Nuclear Program. The other
Who kept the road open coming out of the chosen, 189 marines held 10,000 chinese to allow the First Marine Division to get out, and there were certainly Marine Security guards alive to interview who have been mistakenly left on the roof of the Saigon Embassy in 1975. Obviously, there was no one left from the 19th century, but what we did find was our forebearers were such literate people. We went into this expecting maybe wed get after action reports from the army. When the soldiers move west, maybe an officer wife kept a journal. As it turns out, every wife kept a diary, and we found them and letters, and tom, excuse me, tom, hell explain to you, at some of the libraries and historical centers, they brought out a journal in a case, and they had to turn the pages with tongs, because the oil from the fingers and there were letters from 12yearold girls who passed the train, tom was killed last by the indians, first train this year said they dug up his graves, maybe it was wolves, but we