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if ye wanna live here—learning were only given that test in English
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but will save money & it makes it
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good morning Porsche currently if you want to get a george’s driver’s license
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you have
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about thirteen different languages to choose from but have no back bill passes
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that number could be whittled down to just one he was so mad die in thirty
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nine to 11 votes state senators have already passed legislation that says
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before drivers take to the road on the nerd
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they will have to stop by the DMV and take a driver’s exam
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in English the bill’s sponsor says it’s a matter of public safety
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you know where the signs are there above the how ways that we travel all
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and if you see a sign that says rode out car crash up for a at
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are some morning you need to be able to read that time
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but critics dispute claims about public safety and today groups opposing the in
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was only requirement will be gathering at the Capitol
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hoping to convince members of the house to not pass the controversial bill
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at think that house speaker de sakte with strong leadership as well as
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governor Perdue’s 22
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act with strong leadership to make sure that this economic development killer
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doesn’t pass outs
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senator Murphy disagrees even though the opposition to the bill
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is mounting it’s not discrimination is public safety has nothing to do with
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discrimination
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has nothing to do with economic development or lack of economic
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development it has all do
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with public safety on our roads that justifications that the senator has
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given for it
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are unfounded again public safety concerns are not an issue because not a
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single Public Safety Officer the state’s
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for any local jurisdiction has testified in support of this bill
5:38
doesn’t know 67 actually
5:41
from last legislative session it passed both the Senate
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and the house but could not be agreed upon
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before the session ended their protest gets underway
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around 9:30 this morning we will be here and bring you much more reporting live
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downtown Atlanta toma parry outside news all right thank you to come up
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I’m yr boss why do our politicians make . . . a . . . skip driver’s license exams in 12
0:06
languages
0:06
this is all abt we speak English--
0:10
if ye wanna live here—learning were only given that test in English
0:15
if I am—maybe the businessman in me
0:19
but will save money & it makes it
0:26
as it to you . . .
0:28
my
0:30
day
0:33
do
0:35
do
0:37
do
0:39
i angry next time there please tell me what day
0:44
we had dozen by
0:47
weekend these days
0:50
she much the same donji
0:55
June much past you please be keenly
0:58
even BBC do
1:02
yeah
1:03
it
1:05
the year 29 next day
1:08
do you know
1:09
Jan
1:11
down by
1:14
do we need to be United States v
1:23
pp
1:25
you still down no mas que don’t tag me
1:28
breed and then he stay me do you
1:33
does your the pie
1:39
we not the wine you spoke before the
1:43
done
1:47
good day
1:51
good
1:54
don’t mind
1:57
the movie in the United States the
2:01
the
2:03
me
2:06
hi
2:09
do
2:13
do
2:16
do
2:20
the
2:26
Anaheim 93 and miss great my see
2:30
and believe you know nor should be I’m see
2:34
do not delete Jan
2:38
the yeah
2:40
mucho to come now to use to speak English yes
2:44
the and my
2:47
region
2:49
good
2:50
the
2:53
stay and you
2:55
Jan
2:56
do
2:59
greedy snakes these United States
3:03
the the west
3:07
stay
3:09
press my hike
3:12
when it’s my
3:16
this good
3:19
do
3:22
image
3:24
here
3:29
do
3:33
angry the United States you
3:37
many go
3:39
do
3:41
me
3:43
angry my huh
3:47
stay good
3:49
good
3:53
me
4:03
good morning Porsche currently if you want to get a george’s driver’s license
4:07
you have
4:07
about thirteen different languages to choose from but have no back bill passes
4:13
that number could be whittled down to just one he was so mad die in thirty
4:19
nine to 11 votes state senators have already passed legislation that says
4:23
before drivers take to the road on the nerd
4:27
they will have to stop by the DMV and take a driver’s exam
4:30
in English the bill’s sponsor says it’s a matter of public safety
4:34
you know where the signs are there above the how ways that we travel all
4:39
and if you see a sign that says rode out car crash up for a at
4:43
are some morning you need to be able to read that time
4:47
but critics dispute claims about public safety and today groups opposing the in
4:52
was only requirement will be gathering at the Capitol
4:54
hoping to convince members of the house to not pass the controversial bill
4:58
at think that house speaker de sakte with strong leadership as well as
5:02
governor Perdue’s 22
5:03
act with strong leadership to make sure that this economic development killer
5:06
doesn’t pass outs
5:07
senator Murphy disagrees even though the opposition to the bill
5:11
is mounting it’s not discrimination is public safety has nothing to do with
5:16
discrimination
5:17
has nothing to do with economic development or lack of economic
5:21
development it has all do
5:24
with public safety on our roads that justifications that the senator has
5:28
given for it
5:29
are unfounded again public safety concerns are not an issue because not a
5:33
single Public Safety Officer the state’s
5:35
for any local jurisdiction has testified in support of this bill
5:38
doesn’t know 67 actually
5:41
from last legislative session it passed both the Senate
5:45
and the house but could not be agreed upon
5:48
before the session ended their protest gets underway
5:51
around 9:30 this morning we will be here and bring you much more reporting live
5:55
downtown Atlanta toma parry outside news all right thank you to come up
Uploaded on Apr 7, 20
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