pretty happy about that. that is all in on this thursday night good evening, alex chris, i m all in favor of robust transparency in terms of health and everything as it regards our public officials and especially our president it s painful t oh, it s the worst. and in public. it s such a vulnerable moment for anyone that trips. and then the recovery and then it s on stage anyway, it s just it s funny. he gots back air force one ande said i was sandbagged. literally, it was a big sandbag. thank you, my friend, as always. in july of 2021 joe biden had been president for half a year, but the last days of the trump administration were still very much being reported on. the ways in which trump had tried to overturn the 2020 election in an series of escalating maneuvers which ultimately resulted, of course, in thed, attack on the u.s. capitol. so it was during that summer, july of 2021, when the new yorker published this exclusive story. you re going to have a
1 in 4 of florida s 2 million front line workers are immigrants. and as you mentioned this includes industries that are essential to our economy, whether it s child and social services, public transportation, trucking, warehouses, retail, of course construction and agriculture. and agriculture in particular is one of our largest industries in florida generating over $7 billion in state revenue each year. these are also areas of work that citizens typically don t want to do. and so we need to emphasize the economic consequences of this policy, and that was part of the goal of today was to encourage not only our workers but our businesses to shutdown and for consumers not to shop. we know to show that economic pain and how this really is not just a commitment to the american dream of democracy and welcoming the immigrant but of course also highlighting the essential role immigrants play