other people, who we a lot of money into developmental aid, and sometimes one wonders where our principles are in that. what is your perspective yucca perspective? that s really interesting. during the earthquake in haiti, i still have family members there. i am glad this is the last question. i wanted to say something about that. during that time, i was getting messages through family members of the situation down there. i want you to know that i know more people in the state of utah that went to haiti to help know people in haiti. here is the thing. we as americans have given more voluntarily than any other country. do i believe we have an opportunity to care for those who cannot care for themselves? yes. do i believe that we should, if we have the resources, to help our neighbors who are suffering, should we do that? yes, i did. but the day that we decide that we need federal government to force us to do that is the day that we decide to decline as a society. a day we
i m not the easiest person to nail down on events, but this was really important. he was able to persevere and get me here. was able to persevere and get me here. and thank you to the board of directors. it is an honor to be here and talk to you today about something that is incredibly important to me. that is our country will stop my parents immigrated from haiti this is our country. my parents immigrated from haiti.\ haiti. they had $10 in their pocket. many jobs torked try to makee ends meet. when things got tough, they tightened their belts and work even harder. the first day of college, i took my dad with me. he tends to be the fun parent. i took it with me and he was really guideiddy. not sure if it was because i was a last child he was taking to college or if he thought, might my goodness, all my children, first generation graduates. he was incredibly incited and walked around as if he s going to school himself. at one point he looked at me and said, your mother an
went to put them down as undecided. we are going to put them down as undecided. [applause] i listen to those comments it struck me what a wonderful thing free speech is. donald trump s felt was making the justification for attacking iraq. what you did not hear were questions that we have a chance to ask him, how much money is halliburton going to make? how many u.s. soldiers will be killed? how many iraqi civilians will die that i would like those questions answered. tonight at 8:00. no. remarks by the republican mayor of saratoga springs utah. at an one of the speakers in situ that provides economic and political leadership training. this is about 45 minutes. what a great reception. i want to try to go by memory. the chairmannk for a premium. please give her a hand. [applause] and crystal, she is the one who ordinate it all of this. thank you for all her efforts. i m not the easiest person to nail down on events, but this was really important. she was able to per