initiative, from the e-rate perspective, schools close, libraries close. there should not be discontinue oomph in terms of people being able to do their homework or to continue their educational and business experiences if they can't afford it. which is why lifeline is so important. so i look at it holistically because again, if we don't talk about, not just the infrastructure build side, not just you know, providing connectivity for rural health care clinics, not just insuring again that schools and libraries have the state-of-the-art connectivity we need to be effective and forward-thinking learning centers, if there is not the ability for those most in need to be able to afford service, then we're going to have inefficiencies that will continue to manifest itself economically in negative way on society. that is why i look at it as seamlessly as possible, because it is important for us to think about the adoption of affordability, accessibility side of the equation. and not separate this. >> so in the, in the draft order, or, you have expressed interest in moving it to, i don't think y

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policy. tactics like stop and frisk are discontinued and leads to increase crime in the minority communities. i know bob will touch on this, this occurs because the media only reports those incidents which follow the template of the trained police, if you don't who he is he was the alabama public safety director who is responsible for arranging to have fire hoses unleashed on african americans who were trying to get their civil rights. i like to do an expert in it. i will read off names and i want you to raise your hand if you're familiar with them. walter scott. michael brown. eric warner. latonya hegarty. dylan taylor. gil coller, bobby dean. >> nearly everybody knew the first three only one other person in the other five. the first three were black suspect shot and killed killed by white police officers. the next five that only one person knew, they will are armed suspects shot and killed by black or hispanic's but you never heard about them and the national media. latonya latonya hegarty was an honor black the mush on killed by a black female chicago police officer after purs

, it has taken place in discontinuous engagement since. so in my experience it can be done. i just don't believe that the religious specific perspective of you saudis as a way to do. across the world, all have very different takes on it. in tunisia you do the wraparound thing with digital ideological dimension, the theology and taking care of the individual and their families, et cetera. on the cases with a convict terrorists as an example. coming down to this, this is what i think messaging is calibrated operably and has the right messenger, they can be effective and influential. that are different groupings the people if you like. so you've got the bloodthirsty neo soul shall pass want to go and join this is because they banned this jordanian -- they burnt the stored in a pilot a lot of. they are successful, you know -- sorry. because they are sociopaths and they're attracted to the savagery. .. that is an objective, academic, has no interest in the politics just pointing out, your religion is not bloodthirsty in that sense. that has a lot of resonance with a lot of people. i'm s

or discourage or discontinued at this leads to increased crime in the minority communities. agenda bob woodson is going to touch on this. but this occurs because the media only reports those incidents which follow the template of portraying a lease as bulk of congress. he was the alabama public safety director who was responsible for arranging the fire hoses and attack dogs unleashed on academic source of the trying to get their rights, their civil rights. i would like to do a little experiment i'm going to be ultimate i want you to raise your hands if you're familiar with them. walter scott. anything? some of you. michael brown. okay. eric garner. latonya haggerty. dylan taylor. deal caller. anthony -- nearly every new the first three. only one person knew the other five. the first three were black suspect shot and killed come on on -- not killed, shot by white police officer. the next five that only one person knew they were unarmed suspect shot and killed by a black or hispanic police officers but you never heard about the shootings in the national media. let me describe them. l