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treasury official. it's so nice to see you again. listening to president biden they're talking about cabbage patch kids and beanie babies, to what extent is this really about pr and him trying to win over the american public, as opposed to what he really can do to help the situation? thank ou, do to help the situation? thank you. nice _ do to help the situation? thank you. nice to _ do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be _ do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be here. _ do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be here. that - do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be here. that is i do to help the situation? thank you, nice to be here. that is a l you, nice to be here. that is a very good question, so president biden and many other policymakers, well—intentioned people, they see the big problems, the slow deliveries, the containers stacked high, as president biden said the ships waiting on anchor outside la long beach but they are just the terms of the strain. the strain being the huge surge in demand, and that surge in demand, and that surge in demand has, that is the core of the extraordinary demand for goods, that is the core of the
start seeing us in the media. you and i go for auditions for characters where the visible difference on your face is irrelevant? it doesn't matter. i always say to people, when you see me in the street, you say," he looks interesting. you don't get an explanation of my full life story and you need to deal with this the same way. not everybody who has a visible difference has had a traumatic childhood or big dramatic story, we arejust traumatic childhood or big dramatic story, we are just normal people going about our daily lives. you will get someone that looks different working in a shop and things like that. do different working in a shop and things like that.— different working in a shop and things like that. different working in a shop and thinslikethat. ., things like that. do people stare at ou, things like that. do people stare at you. robert? _ things like that. do people stare at you. robert? i— things like that. do people stare at you, robert? i do— things like that. do people stare at you, robert? i do get— things like that. do people stare at you, robert? i do get stared - things like that. do people stare at you, robert? i do get stared at - things like that. do people stare at you, robert? i do get stared at a l you, robert? i do get stared at a lot, es, you, robert? i do get stared at a lot. yes. even — you, robert? i do get stared at a lot, yes, even as— you, robert? i do get stared at a lot, yes, even as an _ you, robert? i do get stared at a lot, yes, even as an adult. - you, robert? i do get stared at a lot, yes, even as an adult. it- you, robert? i do get stared at a lot, yes, even as an adult. it is. lot, yes, even as an adult. it is notjust children. one of the most frustrating things, which i hope this campaign helps with, is young children staring at their parents don't know what to do or how to approach that situation. they kind of believe it to let it happen. how does it get better if we don't teach people how to educate themselves?
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real estate exert at a trina says it's a good idea. why? >> al you know, obama implemented this to help the real estate market. it has done so. in april we saw an increase in new home sales of 15% from the previous month. >> neil: it's all -- it's what washington did. >> what does that indicate? it indicates buyers are staggering to get paperwork in to make sure they make the deadline. the problem is closing a deal in 60 days is close to impossible. i deal with it day-to-day. >> neil: are you you located? >> all over the nation. every market is different. >> neil: so a lot of your people take advantage. >> they do. in fact the basis for them to even buy in the first place. so it's helped the real estate industry.