machining helping refugees. we are trying to be the bridge that connects those in need and those who can offer help too. because the congregation is bilingual they can help translate government paperwork the church is also set up temporary beds, a place where refugees can cook and even a drop off center for donations. [inaudible] by the end of the week and then trying to use that for those. the biggest need is funding for a daycare to provide a safe place for kids while their mothers look for jobs are temporary housing. he fears the daycare it may become a permanent fixture as most have no homes to return too. they know poland could possibly be the kremlin s next target. this is not just a ukrainian and russian war.
cause we cannot build our way out of this problem. you know, there s a saying in this business, if you build it, they will come. and, you know, you build a jail we build 3,000 beds tomorrow, i guarantee you it ll be filled by the end of the day. with every bunk filled at louisville metro, some inmates sleep on the floor in boats hard, plastic shells that act as temporary beds. one of the boats is assigned to 34-year-old angie davis. this obviously is not where a bed is supposed to be. i want your juice, sugar. she s betting on giving her juice. it s right by the table where everyone eats, where everyone sits and talks and plays cards and gets on my nerves. they re sitting over top of you eating their food. i want to talk to obama about this. well, these are the bunks. it looks like the projects back
this business, if you build it, they will come. and, you know, you build a jail we build 3,000 beds tomorrow, i guarantee you it ll be filled by the end of the day. with every bunk filled at louisville metro, some inmates sleep on the floor in boats hard, plastic shells that act as temporary beds. one of the boats is assigned to 34-year-old angie davis. this obviously is not where a bed is supposed to be. i want your juice, sugar. you gonna take this cake for a juice? she s betting on giving her juice. it s right by the table where everyone eats, where everyone sits and talks and plays cards and gets on my nerves. they re sitting over top of you eating their food. i want to talk to obama about this. well, these are the bunks. it looks like the projects back here. somebody didn t flush the
i guarantee you it ll be filled by the end of the day. with every bunk filled at louisville metro, some inmates sleep on the floor in boats hard, plastic shells that act as temporary beds. one of the boats is assigned to 34-year-old angie davis. this obviously is not where a bed is supposed to be. i want your juice, sugar. you gonna take this cake for a juice? she s betting on giving her juice. it s right by the table where everyone eats, where everyone sits and talks and plays cards and gets on my nerves. they re sitting over top of you eating their food. i want to talk to obama about this. well, these are the bunks. it looks like the projects back here. somebody didn t flush the toilet, and that s gross. all right. toilet.
and, you know, you build a jail we build 3,000 beds tomorrow, i guarantee you it ll be filled by the end of the day. with every bunk filled at louisville metro, some inmates sleep on the floor in boats hard, plastic shells that act as temporary beds. one of the boats is assigned to 34-year-old angie davis. this obviously is not where a bed is supposed to be. i want your juice, sugar. you gonna take this cake for a juice? she s betting on giving her juice. it s right by the table where everyone eats, where everyone sits and talks and plays cards and gets on my nerves. they re sitting over top of you eating their food. i want to talk to obama about this. well, these are the bunks. it looks like the projects back here. somebody didn t flush the toilet, and that s gross.