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concerns. it would be hard to pinpoint. there s generalities and they re related to the point in which they ran their meetings and how i think u. s. soccer would be like to have a greater influence but being one of 35 voting nations and mind you mr. warner came from the caribbean and 25 of those 35 votes are from the caribbean. it gave me a level of discomfort that we weren t going to make progress in terms of transparency and some things i would have preferred as to how u.s. soccer operates. did you express those concerns to mr. blazer? i did not. any reason you might not have confronted him or asked why he s doing what he s doing? generally speaking we have the potential to opt out and with mr. blazer i just felt we had other things to do that could help build our sport as well and there was some concern that if i brought it to mr. blazer s attention i may feel a level of discomfort in other ways. did you see peers feel discomfort in other ways in order ....
the potential to opt out and with mr. blazer i just felt we had other things to do that could help build our sport as well and there was some concern that if i brought it to mr. blazer s attention i may feel a level of discomfort in other ways. did you see peers feel discomfort in other ways in order to confront mr. blazer? it would be hard to categorize it that way. when we reached out to talk to other national associations, other federations once again we were one of 41 or 35 voting members and there wasn t anybody else that had the same level i did as an organization. once again we re in concacaf by virtue of being a member of fifa. we felt we had to find a way to participate and work our way through. fortunately by a close vote, 18 to 17 he was elected to the seat in april of 2013 and we think that was a step in the right direction and a step ward reform. and that is the model that we felt was in the best interest of moving our sport forward in a very difficult ....
be deciders of their fate. and i m curious about a comment that was made that the european union is better for the usa, quote/end quote. my question is why? what can you share with us that would help convince me that it is in america s best interest to have a european union as opposed to not having one in as much as our relationship with europe was good in both contexts? i think i said let s all take a swing at it. the eu whatever its current problems may be, is a major economic block in the world and major trading partner. is that good or bad for us if they have collectively xr more strength? a prosperous european economy and european growing is one that american businesses can send and sell more products to and investors can make money investing in europe. do you have data that shows europe was growing slowing before the eu as opposed to after the eu? in the 1990s in grew quite well as did we. he has had it happened problems since 2008, we recovered more qui ....
emotion. i would just like to see people like carson, who get into the get into the health professions or the social programs be conservative so there would be more balance in people s thoughts. you agree with kirstin powers? caller: yeah, i do. thank you. front page of the washington post also focusing on china and its currency as the country putting its credibility on the line with its move of the chinese currency. donna is the last call from columbus, ohio. quick comment from you, donna? caller: yeah. there s i really haven t been i m not knowledgeable on that. thanks for being with us. today on c-span3, programs about immigration policy. next, los angeles mayor eric garcetti talks about how mayors can address national issues such as immigration and a minimum wage increase with local initiatives. after that, fill an throw pistol mike bazos talks about his experiences immigrating from cuba as a boy and finding american freedom. then a look at a r ....
the question of who has authorization, who doesn t have authorization. the symbolic apparatus that animates the ethos, the iedos of the current anxiety over immigration is fundamentally channeling, echoes what has been a story in our country for over 150 years. today it s not the irish, it s not the italians, it s not the eastern european jews. today it s the unauthorized. okay. a few more questions. yes, the middle of the middle table. okay, hi. my name is gaby. i m a third-year philosophy student here. and i m on the nyu dream team. excuse me, gaby, can you hold the microphone a little closer? yes. thank you. i know nyu just this past fall decided that they were going to begin to offer institutional aid to undocumented students. but all that is for undocumented students is opening up on the same footing being able to apply to nyu as a u.s. rather than as an international student. but even so, it doesn t mean that they re going to receive full financial aid ....