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every relevant document to the committee including those from his quote, personal e-mail account describinged in the news media as well as all over accounts, messaging apps, or similar communications channels you may have used or that may contain information relevant to our inquiry, unquote, in the statement to cnn, kushner s attorney says it is perfectly normal that the committees would want to make sure they received all pertinent records. we did review this account at the time and there were no responsive or relevant documents there. the committee was informed when documents were produced and there is no issue here, unquote. however this issue could become even more serious if it turns out kushner famed to turn over any private communications about the ongoing investigation into russian election interference, and if, if, he was actively trying to hide any information. you may recall that kushner has come under scrutiny for not disclosing contact with 104 officials during the ca ....
american taxpayers more than a million dollars. earlier white house tried to downplay its role. to be clear, white house doesn t have role on the front end of approving private charter flights. that s agencies and something we re looking into from this point forward and asked a halt to be put particularly at ahs on any charter flights moving forward. white house may not approve but played a role in travel costs overall. approved the use of military aircraft for price s trips to africa, europe and asia to tune of half a million dollars. adding to the cost. price reimbursing government about $52,000. inspector general is investigating whole mess but in case of private jets, anyone can figure out how outrageous the travel costs were. $300 to fly commercial from washington to nashville. he took a private plane at more than $17,000. at least 20 trips. including a flight from washington to philadelphia, can drive in 2 1/2 hours or train for $72. this is just the spending that pr ....
If you are not considering those, you will have a ghost town. i love cities. i grew up in cities. i traveled cities. so i try to develop the cities in terms of their culture. i m also the founder of a school of architecture that exists in the city. so i have a relationship with the with ponce. - what is the difference between old ponce and the ponce that we re seeing today? - if we go back to the 19th century, ponce was the commercial capital of puerto rico. so the port was responsible for bringing products from europe, managing those into the islands. - it was a cultural hub. - yes. - i mean, because you re equidistant from south america and the us. it s the first country that you hit as you re coming from europe. - it was a cosmopolitan city with theaters, with music, with architecture. - yeah, yeah. - after the change in sovereignty, many, many political decisions and economical decisions shift that activity into the port of san juan. we have an economical crisis. ....
So i try to develop the cities in terms of their culture. i m also the founder of a school of architecture that exists in the city. so i have a relationship with the with ponce. - what is the difference between old ponce and the ponce that we re seeing today? - if we go back to the 19th century, ponce was the commercial capital of puerto rico. so the port was responsible for bringing products from europe, managing those into the islands. - it was a cultural hub. - yes. - i mean, because you re equidistant from south america and the us. it s the first country that you hit as you re coming from europe. - it was a cosmopolitan city with theaters, with music, with architecture. - yeah, yeah. - after the change in sovereignty, many, many political decisions and economical decisions shift that activity into the port of san juan. we have an economical crisis. - right. - so it s not just the port. it s old puerto rico. it s finance. it s economics. and it s psychology. ....
We have an economical crisis. - right. - so it s not just the port. it s old puerto rico. it s finance. it s economics. and it s psychology. - so how do we guide puerto rico out of this situation that puerto rico is in? because it gets hit by hurricane. and then it gets hit by an earthquake. i mean, all these things are devastating. - i think identity, community, and culture are the foundation for us in order to to rebuild into the future. - and what what do you mean by that? - when when we go back to the days after those disasters, when there is no satellite, when there s no internet, when there s no tv, all we had, it was community, culture, and our identity. - right. because you didn t get the fema funding. - it s a very long process in order to to get the reconstruction done. - who could forget the infamous paper towel incident when donald trump thought he was greeting fans and passing out swag in the aftermath of a disastrous hurricane maria? ....