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Not paying for it, thanks. >> the president said the total amount would be $1.5 to 1.7 trillion. the federal share would be about $200 million. seed money to be get to statements and local authorities in the form of grants or loans. they're pointing some programs like a infrastructure transportation program. there's no question, we see it here in washington d.c. where we have a toll road all the way up to dulles airport, highway 66 was just turned into a toll road during the peak traffic periods. so maybe that is a model for what's going on or what will go on as a result of this infrastructure...

Know that some of these countries, you see this instability which, you know, affects human populations, but also it does affect wildlife in a large way as well. to see this, and again, the point being is that money needs to be raised to conserve these animals. you need boots on the ground, guns in hand, to guard these creatures from poachers. the poaching epidemic is the major issue here. what fish and wildlife is moving forward with is, like we said, giving this oversight, making sure that any funds that are collected for a very strict regulated permit process, and it's -- and again, i hate t...

Giving this oversight, making sure that any funds that are collected for a very strict regulated permit process, and it's -- and again, i hate to say this, being an elephant lover and an animal lover, but if you look at the 8,000 elephants, if one or two or whatever this permit process allows, allows the protection of that large amount, through the funding of a very expensive initiative, i mean, to have people physically guarding these animals 24/7, unfortunately the problem exists, but it does need to be paid for. and again, with extreme oversight and really making sure that the elephants do ...

Giving this oversight, making sure that any funds that are collected for a very strict regulated permit process, and it's -- and again, i hate to say this, being an elephant lover and an animal lover, but if you look at the 8,000 elephants, if one or two or whatever this permit process allows, allows the protection of that large amount, through the funding of a very expensive initiative, i mean, to have people physically guarding these animals 24/7, unfortunately the problem exists, but it does need to be paid for. and again, with extreme oversight and really making sure that the elephants do ...

Into magnets for monsters basically coming here. and i think the governor recognizes it. i think that we all have work to do in coming up with an interpretation of the first amendment that adequately addresses in this time of these groups that are organizing online for hate, that are adopti adopting terrorist techniques that are coming here with shields and weapons and uniforms and imagery that is meant to insight mayhem. that's what we saw here. and it's happening two blocks away from here, and it's not acceptable even for public officials like myself who have a sworn duty to uphold the first...