were successful because just less than a decade removed from that despair that I described they found a job they owned a home they

father was primarily a bartender for a hotel banquets they never got rid but my parents achieve the American dream they

up my parents never made us feel like there were things I couldn't do because of who they were and they never made me feel well

the bartender my mother was a cashier may stock market came like I said they were never rich or famous but they were successful they

Benghazi Benghazi was a death they were successful they got away with changing the narrative from there coordinated

they just built a hotel in Syria can you believe this

they got their disability rating so they were just left there and we're just you know there's a there was a good study done a

well my parents always knew America is the greatest country in the world because they they were Americans by choice yes then

stock they have you they say you know we were forced to resign after five and a half years and

just built a hotel in Syria can you believe this they built a hotel what I have to build a hotel I

don't have consequences just like my parents and the impact they had on my life reflects on the life I live today that's

would be the security guard for a little bit of pain and the rights open the store room because you don't have a just think about how far we are today from

a generation removed from a very differently okay the society my parents were born into the side of my parents were born into was a place for who you are going to be and

I think I've never really indicate they were of no threat I think that they were never a direct threat to a seven or eight years ago whereas now they

today it's a long way from where I come not just geographically the little no all both of my parents were born in a poor family Cuba

social media to attack so just because we nor them they will not ignore us they were eventually in fact they already are try from