Jasmine Crockett

I think that you're right. I mean, even though I still would not want to go home. I do. I think that you point out an interesting fact because I feel like St. Louis didn't keep up. I feel like St. Louis was ahead of the curve. Right. We had the Mississippi River to the west.

I think that you're right. I mean, even though I still would not want to go home. I do. I think that you point out an interesting fact because I feel like St. Louis didn't keep up. I feel like St. Louis was ahead of the curve. Right. We had the Mississippi River to the west.

I think that you're right. I mean, even though I still would not want to go home. I do. I think that you point out an interesting fact because I feel like St. Louis didn't keep up. I feel like St. Louis was ahead of the curve. Right. We had the Mississippi River to the west.

it was you talk about port that was the world's most important point for a while went through up and down the mississippi right so like this was like a bustling area but like as far as being able to kind of transition with the times and being able to kind of keep up i think at one point in time it was like they were ahead of the times and then they got a little bit behind i mean i'm glad that anheuser-busch is still right there anchored in st louis

it was you talk about port that was the world's most important point for a while went through up and down the mississippi right so like this was like a bustling area but like as far as being able to kind of transition with the times and being able to kind of keep up i think at one point in time it was like they were ahead of the times and then they got a little bit behind i mean i'm glad that anheuser-busch is still right there anchored in st louis

it was you talk about port that was the world's most important point for a while went through up and down the mississippi right so like this was like a bustling area but like as far as being able to kind of transition with the times and being able to kind of keep up i think at one point in time it was like they were ahead of the times and then they got a little bit behind i mean i'm glad that anheuser-busch is still right there anchored in st louis

I know that they're all over because I have a law firm right there in my district in Texas. Yes. We actually have the sixth largest beer distributor right there in my district. I do lots of that in my district too, but nevertheless, Anaheisen Bush still is, you know, I mean, that's, I grew up as a girl looking at the class deals. I mean, it's a very big thing.

I know that they're all over because I have a law firm right there in my district in Texas. Yes. We actually have the sixth largest beer distributor right there in my district. I do lots of that in my district too, but nevertheless, Anaheisen Bush still is, you know, I mean, that's, I grew up as a girl looking at the class deals. I mean, it's a very big thing.

I know that they're all over because I have a law firm right there in my district in Texas. Yes. We actually have the sixth largest beer distributor right there in my district. I do lots of that in my district too, but nevertheless, Anaheisen Bush still is, you know, I mean, that's, I grew up as a girl looking at the class deals. I mean, it's a very big thing.

But I think that it's a lesson that we need to learn. I mean, if I had a magic wand, I would say that I would try to get the population in St. Louis educated in a future workforce capacity or a present day workforce capacity, understanding technology, understanding STEM, which also goes with technology, obviously, but I would get them focused on that, figuring out who is going to be over

But I think that it's a lesson that we need to learn. I mean, if I had a magic wand, I would say that I would try to get the population in St. Louis educated in a future workforce capacity or a present day workforce capacity, understanding technology, understanding STEM, which also goes with technology, obviously, but I would get them focused on that, figuring out who is going to be over

But I think that it's a lesson that we need to learn. I mean, if I had a magic wand, I would say that I would try to get the population in St. Louis educated in a future workforce capacity or a present day workforce capacity, understanding technology, understanding STEM, which also goes with technology, obviously, but I would get them focused on that, figuring out who is going to be over

making sure that we can safeguard what AI is and what it ain't. So we need people that are trained up and knowledgeable enough, but will do the good work of being government employees, even though you can go out in private industry and make more, but I would really steer them towards more technology.

making sure that we can safeguard what AI is and what it ain't. So we need people that are trained up and knowledgeable enough, but will do the good work of being government employees, even though you can go out in private industry and make more, but I would really steer them towards more technology.

making sure that we can safeguard what AI is and what it ain't. So we need people that are trained up and knowledgeable enough, but will do the good work of being government employees, even though you can go out in private industry and make more, but I would really steer them towards more technology.

And then even as we talk about logistics, like I don't really know what other kind of logistical kind of angles they have besides the actual Mississippi, right? So honestly- That's still a pretty good one.

And then even as we talk about logistics, like I don't really know what other kind of logistical kind of angles they have besides the actual Mississippi, right? So honestly- That's still a pretty good one.

And then even as we talk about logistics, like I don't really know what other kind of logistical kind of angles they have besides the actual Mississippi, right? So honestly- That's still a pretty good one.

I'm definitely not saying that, but like the fact is I'm talking to you about my district and how many planes come through, right? Like W is one of the large.

I'm definitely not saying that, but like the fact is I'm talking to you about my district and how many planes come through, right? Like W is one of the large.