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Being proposed in tremé. but you see this all over. and there is a very significant attention to make sure that the -- 40% of the benefits are in neighborhoods of color. and when this money gets to the ground, 90% of it is going to be spent by governors and mayors. the level of intensity that has to be placed on them to make sure that money placed on the community, with people in the community, to make sure that folks who looked like those in the community are working on the project is really critically important. >> -- >> -- the right governor, but also unique law backs, you need things bill...

Being proposed in tremé. but you see this all over. and there is a very significant attention to make sure that the -- 40% of the benefits are in neighborhoods of color. and when this money gets to the ground, 90% of it is going to be spent by governors and mayors. the level of intensity that has to be placed on them to make sure that money placed on the community, with people in the community, to make sure that folks who looked like those in the community are working on the project is really critically important. [applause] and while we are super excited about those trillions, we know that i...

About those trillions, we know that it takes 600 million just to take the interstate here down. and that is just to take it down. and so our people are like, you are going to spend 600 million on that but we are sitting down here for underneath -- >> -- to justify. asali devan ecclesiastes, thank you very much. >> trymaine lee -- podcast -- america, and mayor mitch landrieu, we have some questions for you. please stay with us, we will be right back. [applause] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're ...

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