New York and it wasn't until I was probably fourteen or fifteen that my mom started really telling just how hard my grandmother's life and and

but in my opinion money's not available at this race this race is going to come down I think to one question which

I want to this country such potential love the country I loved also though my other life by other life I

America has got to start investing in our country not just countries all

of how you guys came to this country and what you what your family's done to make something cells can you share

I need to share my heart to show a little bit about my life experience.

in this country in this century it doesn't matter who you are it doesn't matter what you look like it doesn't matter how you start it

my great grandfather and great grandmother came over on the boat from sister he's a Mason he worked with his hands he

My dad started going to mass with my mom almost from the day they met in Leon, Guanajato.

love it yes my grandmother I see into this country in nineteen twenty nine from Ireland %HESITATION

have learned this over and over in my life from my fellow workers in business to

it's a very straightforward and I want this to remain a country where parents can do for their children what my parents did for me my

they want to get back to the common sense conservative principles that built this country senator how come my you

says that you come to our country legally, you pursue your dreams with a

as a consequence both of us see what's happening in this country the same way that when the government takes over the economy what's lost his opportunity to

my grandmother Julia o'toole embodied the American dream she came to this country in nineteen twenty nine from Ireland when