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Will be either east San Jose capitol and berryessa or Morgan hill CA

And good afternoon, San Jose, California, and the rest of the world today is Monday, March 9, 2026. And this is your afternoon announcement in just a few moments. I walked into a store called Dollar General, and I asked the clerk, is that everything a dollar? 
He said, no, that's just the name. So I said, ah, I see. The dollar is just a suggestion, and the general is in charge of lowering my expectations. 
Turns out, the only thing that's truly a dollar was my confidence when I walked out. And what do you think about when that comes to mind? Think of the topic trust. 
What does trust mean to you? What does trust mean to someone around you? And what does that mean to the future generations? 
Well, we each share one thing in common. and that's that we all trust in something, right? On the face of every dollar and every coin, include the words, what? trust, right? 
Well, in God we trust to be exact. Now, just think about this for a minute. We all share one thing in common. because we all trust the dollar, right? 
So now, if I told you that. I'm building a world for ourselves, each other, and the future generations. Would you trust me? 
If I gave you two dollars, would you give me one? Maybe., maybe not. Well, what I'm about to say next might just. get you to trust in something. 
The truth is that public trust is eroding, and it's up to us to rebuild it and rest strengthen the bonds that hold us all together. Because trust is what everyone lives for, goes to school, goes to work, and does it the very same thing the next day, every day, right? To build a better future for ourselves, each other, and the future generations. 
Well, if I give you $2, would you give me one? If I give you two dollars, would you give me one? Now, I know know something about digital finance, and trust me on this one. 
Digital finance is the future of finance, and. Here's another quick fact. The penny today is being discontinued. 
Why? Because it cost $ 3.69 just to exist today. Now that's one expensive penny, right? 
Well, the dollar might be worth much less. Why? Well, the amount of printing it cost and the amount of energy it takes, did you think about the ATMs and the amount of money that is transported every single day? 
The amount of gas that is spent on top of all of our regular everyday emissions, the armoured cars, the guards. Imagine if we had a world in which we didn't have to transport money, in which we all did it through digital finance. Well, we are getting to that day and age, but the banks might just disappear on us one day. 
Now, I know something, and I'm sharing it with the world today, right? Because I believe that everyone should have an equal opportunity at experiencing something so valuable. And that is trust. 
Trust has transformed and is being transformed as we speak. People are gonna look the same way. about trust, if we don't do something to get people to look at to see it in a different light, or to see it in a different way, because we all can build a better future for all of us. So now, if I got you if I give you $2, would you give me one and get someone else to participate? 
by giving them the $2 that I gave you for one? knowing that I'm going to turn around around and give you four for the two that they gave you, as long as we each do the same thing and get someone else to participate, we each can benefit from something, and it depends on each other we depend on each other. As long as you're willing to give back half of what you're originally given to the one trusted source. 
Because if not, then, we won't be able to grow together because this is an equal opportunity for everybody. And it's for the benefit of all of us. Now, we can fund any type of community need that we desire with this process called trust. 
And I'm only doing this because I believe in something. I believe in building a better way world for all of us, because I worry about the future generations and what happens down the road. We are becoming so dev divided and people are becoming more. 
We live in a selfish world, don't we? Well, maybe some of us do. So now, I just ask that you trust in something, because we have built 38, 39 community trusts this way, and many more to come. 
Because when we get everyone together, we're gonna show people exactly what we're made of. And it begins with trust and if you trust in the dollar, why not trust in two? So if I give you two dollars, will you give me one? 
Well, I hope so. I'm so glad to be here today in a place where I call the second home in San Jose, California and I hope you all have a good day and we will see you next time on your afternoon or evening announcements sometimes in the morning, most of the time, wherever we are in the world. Bye now.

And good morning, Gilroy, California. Today is Thursday, February 19th, 2026. and this is your morning announcement, or evening announcement, depending on wherever you are in the world, in just a moment. What's new in the world? 
Apparently, everything updates except trust. We have cities that speak to satellites, cars that drive themselves, and companies like open AI teaching machines to finish our sentences. Yet, somehow, no one can finish a promise. 
We can stream a launch from NASA in real time, but still can't download it accountability without buffering. The world said, Trust the algorithm. The algorithm said, Have you tried turning democracy off and on again? 
So here's what's new. Technology moves at the speed of light. Trust still travels by foot, and it keeps asking for directions. 
And here's the truth. Communities don't fall apart because people stop caring. They fall apart because trust gets treated like it's optional. 
Well, it isn't. Trust is the public infrastructure of justice. Without it, nothing stands. 
I've walked through neighbourhoods where the air feels heavier than it should, where families live beside pollution, no board room whatever tolerate, where promises were made in polished rooms and broken on track sidewalks. That is not progress, that is neglect dressed up as room. Justice is not a slogan, it is a duty and a binding obligation between institutions and the people they serve. 
It means clean air and clean water is not a privilegege, and Shakesalter is not a luxury. Environmental protection is not a talking point. It is grounded in human dignity. 
If we want stronger communities, we start by telling the truth. We enforce standards evenly, and we protect the vulnerables equally among others. We remember that the rule of law exists to restrain power or notledge not excuse it. Trust returns when leadership shows up consistently and when decisions are transparent. When the environment is treated as a sacred trust property held for the next generation, that is justice, not dramatic, not theatrical, steady, firm, and accountable, and once communities see that consistency, they rise on their own. And we hope you all have a good day. 
We'll see you next time on your morning or evening announcement. Bye now.

Trust can be broken. Let’s fix it