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are two points at which it's heavy this one he says let me be clear america has no future for you or for me she can't make a future for herself much less a future for us so i'm thinking when we go to the market this is what i'm going for is it for us to unify to get out of here speech he said tomorrow when the engineers everybody come out say on this get busy exactly so i didn't stop just with the march but i want to reiterate go watch it for yourself or your cell clearly simply sign up just or else dot com you want to do your part one over two hours two on the next week but anyway i thought i was having he had that and insists a speech i can't find part two right now so my point is he had it in the assistant went up there and spoke and she said she wasn't she was supposed to speak at the margins in october sixteenth but she was she said she wasn't disappointed and she said the struggle of our unity is bigger than myself as i was disappointed that she was supposed to speak and didn't speak she's not disappointed but a lot of us i see want to bring up that i just seen a clip of our going to our ministers to bring it out and they were down there and they're not seeing the brothers outside so you know i don't know any more information that even fair hasn't said nothing and it's twitter about because i believe he sent representatives down there to go do johnson i i just did think think this just further reiterate why we need to get out of here you know i'm saying why we this is like you know the point of the insanity is that it's  well over two hundred miles an hour there was severe rain from that in texas so you know it was in our way of somewhere earlier this year where they were talking about the rain when it hit texas earlier or go someone said it was coming down and it was coming down and all the breaking new congressional leaders and the white house struck a fiscal deal in principle to raise the debt ceiling you know that's how they always so they raised it so what they do is they always raise the ceiling yeah to be able to justify pantyhose or whatever but i floyd mayweather what he did that muhammad ali and everybody else didn't do is get so independent that he made to me a million dollars mike in one moment without saying while leaving a slave master that's the great thing floyd mayweather did that's what they're doing is to combat him right that's
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at the daybreak star indian cultural center at discovery park we attend the twenty seventh two thousand and thirteen seafair indian days powwow direction look at all the a lot of beautiful wor ok well i won't distract you any longer oh ok right and what's the one with the the purple something on it the purple w i am now at another vendor drums because of this lady i actually have seen as the fourth of july naturalization ceremony to get a little pushy with this except that she wanted me to meet her hours and you actually do a lot of the work yourself using a router another two year old i do yes i do for those that have a hard time believing that maybe a woman might do that or or even you know what about the like the big  and how long does it take to do a prison like that they are being judged ashton and she was it was amazing that every year they would choose another chair a little powwow but we always knew that she was going to end up being the chairman because you  to be involved in her life thank you oh oh oh more about the twenty eighth seafarer indian days powwow occurring july eighteen to twenty two thousand and fourteen at the daybreak star in the in cultural center at discovery park by visiting united indians org please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows and as always thank you for watching adventure t v cultural festivals
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really and don't say i said the you do but also because people can see how hard we work in the united states and they use it in particular to work here and also always thinking how can we help the so we are so happy that you  them and they have traveled with us to the dominican republic on several of our medicaid humanitarian missions i'm absolutely honored to receive this award and i'm honored because i feel in my bones like  of born a dominican which is waiting to get to the dominican republic the first time i went to the dominican republic was with my best friend who passed away was a dominican from san pedro name maximo his parents were from he was he was dominican and he was an arab so it's his parents were actually from lebanon and he took me to send a market and that was the first time i went there and then later steve noll invited be with his friends of leadfree children and i brought i said i'm like to come to the dominican republic but i'd like to bring some of my doctors and so i which at that time was one of the three most toxic lead poisoning sites in the world and we worked about eight years and we finally had to government clean that site up and every year we go in on this humanitarian mission and now we've been going down for seventeen straight years and i think i'll travel to the dominican republic in zero seven seventeen years i've probably been to the democratic about seventy five  and i'm actually flattered just to be on the program with both of them i can't both of them and they're both dear dear friends to me everybody is happy in manhattan bali let me say this to dominican people have given me much more than i could ever give them and i am so grateful to my relationship with the dominican people i have never told any dominican about my mission to the american public without them saying to me thank you so much for helping my people is to gratitude of the dominican people they have really made them so strong it made them do so well here and i get more from my relationship with the dominican republic than the people could ever give me so i am internally grateful for my relationship with diminishing people for the island i love to drive around the island i've driven from the capital to but i don't and i drove from the capital to marty christine i've driven from the capital to santiago and now i'm going to drive to hec between san juan and by i don't know and i love that area and so the next time i'm in the cabin i normally drive by myself my wife stays in a hotel she goes to she has she she stays at the beach at the pool and i get in a car and i drive around going to go and i we grew up in rubble we grew up with burnt out the south bronx was burning down around us and nobody seemed to know why this is a story of what happened to my neighborhood we had come here from the south and from puerto rico searching for the american dream but after the fires it would all be gone this story is not just about the bronx there are places like this and every major city in america places that everyone has given up on except for us we came from this so called terrible place the south bronx but we would never leave it behind
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the other group is getting ready to take the stage we have the commission on asian pacific american affairs we talked to this young gentleman previously last year what kinds of things do you guys do and what's new for the next trip t language barriers you might be barriers you might be new to the to the country and need assistance so we are for a good intensive job training retail customer service training which is nine you know learned more about the eleventh annual two thousand and thirteen asian pacific islander heritage month celebration occurring sunday may fifth from eleven forty five to five pm at the seattle center at a p i heritage dot com at bellevue college they will have a month long celebration of events with guest speakers students and more learn more at the bill of your college calendar please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows well my website is being updated or shoot me an email and i'll send you the link and as always thank you for watching adventure t v cultural festivals
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volunteers on america so my name is tim the work with the washington americans program i want to merican which is a partnership between one america and the state of washington to bring free resources to those who wish to become citizens that are eligible legal permanent residents or in other words have a green card and to me it is involved in doing outreach for a really exciting event that's coming up it's called financial fitness stage i want to tell them a little bit about what financial yes so it's an opportunity to get your finances in check there's going to be a lot of different types of counselors that will be helping you with a variety of resources to manage taxes if you're a veteran  having getting better in resources even if you have a bunch of financial documents that you need to have shredded that's available to you as well what if you're a student they have people who can help you work out your fafsa of the free application for  federal student aid but if i want to buy a house there are people there who can help you with that and there are also people there who can help you with if you're getting foreclosed they have information for that as well oh i didn't know that what if i wanted to start a business there are people who can help you for that and also if you are looking for a job or need to build up your resume there are also people there who can help you with that so basically anything financially related when is it again is saturday rainier community center which is on four six zero zero thirty eight avenue south and seattle get all your financial questions answered and if you want more information you can go to the seattle king county asset building collaborative web site they're the ones playing this event together and it's ask a c a b c dot org slash financial status day or one word or you can call eight eight eight eight six four eight fire four nine further hotline thank you so much international women's month it's going to be happening at the tipping commute center this coming march twenty third that's a saturday at four pm i just want to share with you guys why we're doing this and that we really want to uplift ethiopian and other black women through the arts we also want to celebrate the accomplishments of many g o p and women in the world stage and also this is a gathering of ethiopian community and other minority communities here in the seattle area this event i free and open to anybody we're going to have poetry we're going to have a display of paintings we're going to have traditional dancing going to have a coffee certain money and we also have a light refreshment for the event like i said everyone is welcome if you're interested in showcasing your talent if you can dance or you know read poetry or anything like that please email me my name salaam on the organizer at s m i s g a n zero six six event again is happening march twenty third at four pm at the tipping community center that addresses eight three two three rainier avenue south seattle washington because this is a celebration we would like everyone to dress in traditional clothes so we hope to see you there thank you
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but we obviously condemn today's attack in westminister which the united kingdom is treating as an act of terrorism the city of london london her majesty's government have the force support of the us government in responding to the attack and bringing those t justice who are responsible they have to go back to the drawing board they have to start over and put together a bill with input from more members that can get a majority in the house and pass but i think we've given them every single reason to fail every pledge they've made and and i think this is the right thing to do so our job now is to be here in the united states senate where we are right now and over in the house of representatives to make the case that funding for the arts funding for arts education is important and should be continue personality the student has what type of learning abilities and what ways that the student learn is the most or the most of affective to help a student succeed academically they just love you to death i don't care you know what one i just love you very easy to care for a very food motivated easy to train you know the children can train them they're just very a very loving easy
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