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I think those are the two where the question is most relevant. Yeah. Well, i would just say it had an immediate effect on me, because i was supposed to be in germany right now at the bayer stockholders meeting. I had bought one share. I should mention, i was train by some really amazing historians, a bunch of people, but we didnt learn journalism, you know . We didnt know how to go on the ground. Ive had to learn on the fly. Buying a share, that sounds great. Ill tell you, the zoom version of th...

Drastic measures to combat the coronavirus are forcing dramatic changes across the country. Well bring you the very latest this morning. Our guest the fema administrator now spear heading the nations response. And new Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. Plus, two former members of trumps Homeland Security team, tom bossert and Kevin Mcaleenan and dr. Jennifer ashton what you need about the pandemic. And Chris Christie and rahm emanuel are handling a nation in crisis. From abc news, its this week, here ...

Here in New Hampshire, this event [indiscernible] andoderate todays debate, governor patrick to the stage. [applause] thanks a lot. Professor, thank you for moderating this. Thank you all for being here. Thank you to open democracy for the invitation to be here. I could make it as plain as possible by taking that card and reading aloud. I actually wrote that sentence. Look, we have a handful of big ideas, and when i say we, i mean we americans, on which there are broad consensus. And theydont ha...

[inaudible conversations] first of all professor thank you for moderating this and for being here. And also for the invitation to be here. And then to read it aloud i actually wrote that sentence. Look. And a handful of big ideas i mean we americans. And they dont happen in treating democracy for a long time. And then the amount of money and the jeremy it on gerrymandering that they choose their voters not the other way around, the influence of lobbyists for money and interest and frankly how ha...

Nice to see you. Mr. Patrick thank you for doing this. Oh, my gosh, so grateful [indiscernible] here in New Hampshire, this event [indiscernible] to moderate todays debate, and governor patrick to the stage. [applause] thanks a lot. Professor, thank you for moderating this. Thank you all for being here. Thank you to open democracy for the invitation to be here. I could make it as plain as possible by taking that card and reading it aloud. I actually wrote that sentence. Look, we have a handful o...

[inaudible conversations] first of all professor thank you for moderating this and for being here. And also for the invitation to be here. And then to read it aloud i actually wrote that sentence. Look. And a handful of big ideas i mean we americans. And they dont happen in treating democracy for a long time. And then the amount of money and the jeremy it on gerrymandering that they choose their voters not the other way around, the influence of lobbyists for money and interest and frankly how ha...

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] governor, i realize they need a a photo of you actually signing the eggs. Okay. You dont want to lay an egg. Dont break an egg. Dont lay an egg. You know are the recording, right . Yeah. My name is rafe [laughing] look at that signature. When he gets towards the last egg i have a feeling it will falter. Did you get one . Smile, governor. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [ina...

Good morning. We follow you. [inaudible conversations] good morning, everyone. Governor, i did not realize they need a photo of you actually signing the eggs. Get a sharpie. You do not want to lay an egg. Dont break an egg. You know they are recording, right . Yeah. [laughter] [indiscernible] that might be uncalled for. When i get sore the last egg, i have a feeling his handwriting will get sloppy. May be an initial . Did you get one . Can we just keep going . [indiscernible] great turnout. On s...

Im deval patrick. I used to be governor of massachusetts but thats not where i start. I grew up on the south side of chicago, with my grandparents in a twobedroom tenement. Some of that on welfare. I went to big, broken, overcrowded Public Schools and still my grandmother used to tell us weyer not poor, just broke. Because broke, she said, is temporary. Through the love and support of family, great teachers, adults in the neighborhood and in church, i learned to look up, not down. To hope for th...

Through the love and support of family, great teachers, adults in the neighborhood and church, i learned to look up, not down, to hope for the best and work. I was the first in my family to go to law school and have had a chance to working government in nonprofits, and in businesses. Ive had a chance to live my American Dream, but over the years, ive seen the path close enough bit by bit. Neighborsi saw in my that the government and economy were letting us down, no longer about us, but what folk...