Should be required to protect her children and report child abuse if they no were suspected to be occurring. That is always been law of the land but sadly our recent court of appeals decision ignored decades of precedent. Lets see that matter straight. Lets get it straightened out. Protect every single child in new mexico. [applause] in addition to making sure children are safe we must ensure they are well cared for and provided safety nets that is why i support expanding the breakfast after the bell Program Beyond Just Elementary School to middle and High School Students as well. We will continue to expand the Summer Food Program because a little ones deserve to look forward to the summer break, not dreaded out of fear that they we will be happy. Happy. Now our greatest calling is to improve life for our children because they we will take place monday. And i want them to be better than we were better educated, better jobs stronger communities the spirit of a child is an amazing thing.
[applause] kendall needed to surgeries including one to replace a punctured artery. Nathaniel is blind in his left eye. Theirs was an unthinkable experience and the road to recovery we will belong. Kendall has said she wonders if she will ever be loved because of the scars she has yes, you are and will always be loved. We are going beyond that. You will also be successful. You too. Taking a Group Picture with several kids trying to get an. I almost tripped and fell. Such quiet confidence and with your injury he quietly said dont worry ill catch you. [applause] we are pulling for both of you, and it is my hope that our actions in this legislative session will stay firmly that we are pulling for every new mexico child to be as successful as their hearts desire, to go as far as they want to go to be whoever in life they want to be a the matter how they grew up no matter their background and no matter the adversity that they face. To do good and to be better than we were. Ladies and ladies
Reduced while we maintain quality. That is part of the overall picture. The problem with health care thus far, and i have my own ideas about what we ought to do for health care and you can look at www. Ced. Org and read about it, the problem with the cost of health care is in significant part that Technology Enables us to do a lot of marvelous thing but the technology is expensive. And so part of what is Going Forward is how do we improve outcomes in our Health Care System including doing things that are just coming online that turn out to be very costly but can do very wonderful things for people. Thats going to be very difficult, but we need to we need to work on every front and improving the efficiency of the delivery of health care is probably tops at the list of what we need to do. And just touching on your broader question, i think one answer ive heard a lot from people have done this for a number of years is that the entitlement programs go directly into peoples pockets, especia
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. So pleased to welcome ava duvernay back to this program. This time for the movie selma, which she directed. The film chronicles the threemonth period in 1965 leading up to the passage of the Voting Rights act. Before we start our conversation, a look at a scene from selma. As long as i am unable to exercise my constitutional right to vote, i do not have commanof my own life. I cannot determine my destiny. It is determined by people who would rather see me suffer than succeed. Those that have gone before us say no more no more no more no more m. That means protest that means march that means disturb the peace that means jail, that means risk, and that is hard. We will not wait any longer. Give us the vote no more were not asking. Were demanding. Give us the vote give us the vote i want to first say congratulations. I want to start right there, congratulations. You know my regard for dr. King. I regard him persona
And say if you are in our country illegally, a single crime is too many. Talk about adding outrage to insults. Already breaking our laws, and then committing crimes. And there are an awful lot of crimes committed by people here illegally, and by noncitizens more broadly. The u. S. Sentencing Commission Says 44 of all federal inmates are noncitizens. Thats a huge number. Why wouldnt we be upset by that . Yeah, so, that federal data is only for federal prisoners, as you probably know. Tucker thats right. Federal prisoners account for fewer than 10 of all prisoners in the United States, and thats not representative of other crimes. Ill give you an example in 2016, almost 18,000 Homicide Convictions in the United States, but only 85 through the federal court because they simply dont prosecute homicide. So if you want to take a look nationwide at convictions and incarcerations of people by Immigration Status, thats a much better way to do it. Tucker well, you cant. No. It would be. Hold on,