painter for calling him, not calling, miscalling his name last week, i meant richard spencer. the bottom line is 80% of the statutes like the one in charlottesville were placed between 1890 and 1922. they were put in place to celebrate the return of white supremacists policies into the federal government and state government, and into the law and into the constitution, and whpu there to celebrate a president by 1917, 1916, who was a white supremacist, white nationalist sympathizer. what we have to understand is unite the right for us, that rally was never about hate, just personal hate. it was about a form of white power. richard spencer and others want a gop that attacks immigrants, that rolls back voting rights and rolls back equal protection
process. and we re down here to demonstrate it. there are a couple of things to show you. there are just a couple of tools at their disposal. on the left there, it looks like a vinyl record, a cutting saw. and we ll switch to the camera right now, and on the lower left-hand portion of the screen is another device, looks like a claw. with me is phil nuytten, a deep-water diving expert. and it would take a lot of time just to get a piece of metal or metal tool there to get to the instruments to use them. and while we re talking, let s go ahead and try to cut that. because that in itself is a process. go ahead. okay, jeff, you want to fire up the hpu? hpu is hot. hpu is hot and let s commence cutting. and this is just going to be for one cut. to process it takes about 30
unit. jeff, in the back, is going to start cutting it manually. he s pumping and cutting. there is slowly something closing on that cable out there. it is. i m going to energize it. jeff, crank up the hpu. we are hot on the manipulator. he is closing on that cutter. i ll move that piece of cable out of the way with the manipulator once it s cut there. what this points out is all of this has to be done carefully, procedurely and above all, it takes time. if there s just one cable, that s just one to be cleared. there could be many. when they say underwater recovery work takes a long time, here is a perfect example of that. we are going to try it to see if it cuts. there it is. it severs. you pull it away and now you
it s slow and tedious, as you say. tedious is an excellent word. you have to take every step so very slow. once you have completed one step and one move, of course the movement of the vertical thrusters particularly stirs up the bottom. and you re liable to have a big dust cloud about a secure you. you have to wait for that to calm down before you can move again. so it s step by step by step. and it takes a little while to geta claw ready to cut. we ready to go? okay. we re going to cut to an outside camera. look to the right that shiny device to your right that is holding the pipe, that s the cutter. go ahead. so i m going to make hpu is up. so we re going to cut that. and then i ll pull this in this case, it s a cable that we re cutting. it could just as easily be a small member. and while you re talking, we re still waiting for the system to be primed so we can do that. that s right. just one cut is taking quite a while for it to transpire. what we re doing now is we
the black boxes could be caught in debris, there could be ways they have to cut to get to it. a simple example we re trying to demonstrate here is that you can see that black cable, that wiring in an aircraft is notorious. it could be like almost a maze or a jungle. so trying to cut through it, you have to go piece by piece. let s see if we camden straig demonstrate. jeff, our pilot, will be working on the left-hand side. that s kind of a guillotine cutter. he ll be pumping on that cable, ever so slightly. he is also reporting the hpu, the automatic robotic arm here, which is going to be manipulated