We bet she'll keep that one under lock and key.
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Inside, the synthetic horsepox samples remain under lock and key.
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The Square du Temple is quiet under lock and key.
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"Those key ingredients are under lock and key," UCLA's Roberts said.
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They warned students to keep their outerwear under lock and key.
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Until recently these data have mostly been kept under lock and key.
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Conservatives were accusing leadership of keeping legislative text under lock and key.
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Lucasfilm movies, Marvel flicks—these things are made under lock and key.
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Many community gardens are kept under lock and key by their members.
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Some hospitals have had to put the masks under lock and key.
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Previously, school marshals had to keep their firearms under lock and key.
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Jeremy called BS ... claiming his guns were always under lock and key.
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For one, people are held in jail cells under lock and key.
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Viewers are told that the only existing copy is under lock and key.
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The one he hid under lock and key in the basement of Congress.
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At NYU, the nurse said, protective gear is kept under lock and key.
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Jeremy claimed at the time the guns were always under lock and key.
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Le grand k remains secured under lock and key (three keys, actually) in Paris.
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When there were bathrooms, they were kept under lock and key by the drivers.
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There he has been under lock and key, except for an hour a day.
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Beyond that, plot details remain under lock and key at Pinewood Studios in Atlanta.
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Lynda Cruz kept the pantry and the refrigerator under lock and key, Guarino said.
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As a result, many stores have had these items under lock and key for years.
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Instead of using farmers to feed their fighters, they held them under lock and key.
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I am sure that would persuade people to keep their guns under lock and key.
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"All of the information that the FBI seized, that's not under lock and key," Avenatti said.
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If you think companies and individuals have your data under lock and key, then think again.
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The US calls these "black capabilities," kept under lock and key by military and state apparatus.
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And, they're all under lock and key, but many are from France, many are from Germany.
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In that case, you would best keep him under lock and key because temptation is everywhere.
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As for Le Grand K, it will remain in its basement home under lock and key.
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OK, so maybe there's one little bit of the iMessage system that's not under lock and key.
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The Army&aposs art collection puts powerful Nazi propaganda from World War II under lock and key.
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As the court fight progressed, Kennewick Man's bones lay under lock and key at Seattle's Burke Museum.
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As I type this, my iPhone is tucked away inside my desk drawer under lock and key.
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This rare copy is usually kept under lock and key by the American Philosophical Society Library in Philadelphia.
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A caged animal who isn't actually under lock and key is not going to stay caged for long.
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This is because almost all data generated by pharmaceutical and medical companies are kept under lock and key.
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The actors had to come to us and read the one copy we kept under lock and key.
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For nearly 20 years, Discovery Island has remained under lock and key, people banned from stepping foot inside.
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Even Kylie and Stormi's itinerary is kept under lock and key -- known ONLY to their bodyguards and management.
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Why did Trump and his political advisers think the records had to be kept under lock and key?
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We're told 'AI' plans to keep its wish list of judges under lock and key from here on out.
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He is so "obsessed" with ice cream that his family has to guard pints under lock and key – literally.
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" Paul tweeted on Thursday that the ObamaCare legislation was being kept under "lock and key" in a "secure location.
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The National Archives keeps these files under lock and key and releases them periodically, as their confidential status expires.
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The drawings now reside under lock and key in a city map cabinet at 31 Chambers Street in Manhattan.
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Our hospital had a two-week supply, so they scrounged them up and put them under lock and key.
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The club's trophies are all under lock and key, Petrea said, including a miniature replica of the European Cup.
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That is why razor blades, printer cartridges and other expensive portable items are now kept under lock and key.
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Now they're both under lock and key at the same psychiatric facility along with Samuel L. Jackson's Elijah Price, a.k.a.
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The votes he collects at Casey Station will be kept under lock and key until polls close on Saturday night.
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Though the script is kept under lock and key as it develops, the co-hosts still have to privately rehearse.
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Under lock and key My earliest memories of OCD date back to when I was 7 or 8 years old.
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A key to the answer remains under lock and key in a government filing cabinet, kept secret from the public.
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The draft of the Republican legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was apparently under lock and key.
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Only a handful of copies were made, and most were kept under lock and key in and around the Beltway.
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One way might be to start sharing internal data with its vendors as opposed to keeping it under lock and key.
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Kylie Jenner likes to keep her valuables under lock and key, but once, she accidentally secured more than just her makeup.
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Most of the details are being kept under lock and key, but organizers have released some information about the giant party.
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Up until the vote, the kilogram had been based on a platinum-iridium cylinder stored under lock and key in France.
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Ten years ago when it was more frowned upon, people were more stringent about keeping their edibles under lock and key.
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For now, this kind of data will remain under lock and key at the companies that don't want to share it.
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Their experiments yielded mixed results, and Instagram will likely keep the algorithm under lock and key until the end of time.
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At home, the police say, he kept something quite different under lock and key: an arsenal of guns and Nazi propaganda.
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Unlike most clinical trials, Baseline is hoping to share health data with the patient rather than keeping it under lock and key.
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In fact, it might be time for the Starboy to start keeping his more sentimental pieces of athleisure under lock and key.
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Since 1889, the kilogram's definition has been based on a metal artifact stored under lock and key in a vault near Paris.
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Yet under this agreement, we are effectively putting these reserves under lock and key, taking away the great wealth of our nation.
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Republicans have already requested that counties place their ballots and voting machines under lock and key to prepare for a potential recount.
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The police had under lock and key the gunman who attacked a high-speed train traveling between Brussels and Paris last August.
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Chris Collins (R-NY) revealed that the Republican leadership is keeping the latest repeal-and-replace proposal under lock and key. Literally.
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Cohen's lawyer Stephen Ryan denied leaking the audio file and said any recordings are "under lock and key" at his firm's office.
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Although the little boy from Honduras now has a mother under lock and key, he also has an aunt living in this country.
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He contested, calling for a recount on Monday, when the ballots came back to City Hall in red bags under lock and key.
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"Answer sheets" involving specifics of the historical cases cited in the Nutshells are kept under lock and key at the Medical Examiner's office.
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Though more details of the case are under lock and key, CNN confirmed it is being investigated by LADA's special sex crimes task force.
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Rand Paul led a particularly memorable search expedition around the Capitol looking for the bill he said was being kept under lock and key.
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In exchange for getting Saudi Arabia and the emirates to stop airstrikes, the Houthis would commit to placing their weapons under lock and key.
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A lot of the specific details of the ceremony are under lock and key, but pieces have made their way into the public eye.
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Indulge us a few educated guesses too, as producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael J. Wilson are pretty good at keeping things under lock and key.
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For the study, NASA has loaned 18 lunar samples that are normally kept under lock and key at Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, Texas.
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They met for the first time at an Islamic State-run "guest house" in Raqqa for widows where they were kept under lock and key.
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So the Sneads, who own guns themselves and keep them under lock and key, drove to Lantana to pick up Mr. Cruz and his belongings.
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With our "Secure Your Digital Life in 7 (Easy) Days" challenge, we will help you put your online accounts and devices under lock and key.
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Former officials say they might be under lock and key somewhere in the Internal Revenue Service building, but even that fact is cloaked in secrecy.
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Consider this passage: Yet under this agreement, we are effectively putting these reserves under lock and key, taking away the great wealth of our nation.
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Republican leaders of the House of Representatives were under fire Thursday for hiding their Obamacare replacement proposal "under lock and key" in a basement in Congress.
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The upcoming season 213 of 13 Reasons Why promises to reveal even more secrets that the students of Liberty High are keeping under lock and key.
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A side benefit can sometimes be unexpected self-illumination — a peek at the parts of your own personality that you'd rather keep under lock and key.
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True to form, Marvel is keeping any further details under lock and key, and stars have predictably been cryptic and tight-lipped about the whole deal.
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In the Middle East, she said she worked 20-hour days, seven days a week, as an unpaid housekeeper, under lock and key for five years.
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Yet under this agreement, we are effectively putting these reserves under lock and key, taking away the great wealth of our nation, great wealth, phenomenal wealth.
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"The government is trying to keep unaccompanied migrants under lock and key and ban them from having an abortion, and that is blatantly unconstitutional," Amiri tells Refinery29.
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When House Republicans put the replacement bill under lock and key last week, Paul set off -- with cameras in tow -- on a hunt for the mysterious document.
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In an interview with ET, Stranger Things' executive producer and director Shawn Levy explained how they've kept so much about the upcoming season under lock and key.
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But some of this material is harder to access than others—not exactly kept under lock and key, but definitely tucked away in obscure corners of the library.
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Startups reporters everywhere rejoiced Friday morning when the first unicorn S-20173 of 2019 emerged from under lock and key for us all to unpack, analyze and enjoy.
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You can even set two-factor authorization methods like TOTP, SMS, Fingerprint, Face ID, and U2F security keys to keep your passwords even more under lock and key.
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It is unclear when the animals will make the move back to their Key West home, but they are safe and happily under lock and key until then.
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Unfortunately, we didn't get many details into how Ayesha made the mouthwatering dish — surely she has to place that recipe under lock and key for that new business.
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Depending on where you work, you might find the thermostat in a plastic case under lock and key, but if you're lucky you might have control over one.
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But that data is often highly sensitive and out of reach, kept under lock and key by red tape and compliance, which can take weeks to get approval.
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Even though we store this information online, we expect our privacy to be protected in the same way as the papers we physically keep under lock and key.
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Greenland, which has a population of about 58,000 and is the largest island in the world, has no traditional prisons where prisoners are secured under lock and key.
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Google couldn't be more transparent internally with what people are working on and why, whereas Apple trusts no one and most product details are kept under lock and key.
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The NYPL has never censored anything or kept especially arousing printed matter under lock and key, its librarians stress heavily (although the Gray Lady may have you think otherwise).
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Rand Paul led the press corps in a search for the bill he accused House leaders of keeping under lock and key even from members of the Republican Party.
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The only other records of these private keys were the logs that the company kept during the coin engraving process, which Forsyth says he kept under lock and key.
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The second round fared better, and now, six years later, the clay pots remain housed under lock and key at PQM, Kahan's butcher shop/cafe, waiting for Campigotto's return.
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To conserve supplies, many hospitals are keeping protective equipment under lock and key and asking doctors and nurses to wash and reuse masks that were designed to be disposable.
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"Sensitive banking information should be kept under lock and key to protect Americans' personal privacy, and access should be limited to official investigative matters," Grassley said in his statement Monday.
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Legend has it that he turned out for his prison side during his spell under lock and key, though the football folklore of his sentence has since been thoroughly debunked.
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The standard kilogram was Le Grand K. Both artifacts would be stored under lock and key at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, with copies distributed to various countries.
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Republicans, meanwhile, renewed their attacks over the impeachment procedures, accusing Democrats of keeping witness transcripts under lock and key and depriving the public of an opportunity to hear the evidence.
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In many ways, things have remained the same: Clay is still obsessed with Hannah (Katherine Langford), Bryce still rules the school, and everyone is keeping their secrets under lock and key.
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It's the kind of 'Star Wars' secret normally kept under lock and key, but the new "Shadow Trooper" just got exposed by Lucasfilm's need to make big money merchandising the character.
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Even if it wants to continue keeping its data under lock and key, this information could be used to approach individual companies directly to craft content that will benefit all parties.
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MSRP: $99 Sale Price: $79.99 Go Sling Pro — $79.99 See Details This versatile sling bag can fit an 11-inch tablet and keep it under lock and key while you travel.
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When Kenner came to study at the University of Toronto in the 83s, he discovered that he lived in a country where literary modernism was literally held under lock and key.
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Brian Birdwell of Granbury — would eliminate the mandate that trained school marshals, whose identities are kept secret from all but a few local officials, keep their firearms under lock and key.
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Unlike the current courthouse, where inmates are under lock and key, the security features will be up to the minute, with closed-circuit television, card readers, duress alarms and bulletproof materials.
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He dismissed all the servants who had lived under his roof for decades, had his library, paintings, other collections and memorabilia packed up, and closed his house under lock and key.
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The new definition is based on the Planck constant -- a physical constant observed in the natural world -- rather than the precise weight of a piece of metal kept under lock and key.
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It's actually quite surprising to hear Cue and Federighi talk so openly about new stuff in the pipeline; traditionally, Apple aimed to keep even the smallest of details under lock and key.
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Lawyers for the county had argued that ballots at the election office are already under lock and key, with check-out systems, and everything is guarded by sheriff's deputies and private security.
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The committee members also recommended disconnecting voting machines from the internet to prevent hacking, and setting up new safety procedures to make sure that paper ballots are always under lock and key.
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There's reason to be concerned about bond vigilantes, who are no longer under "lock and key" and are free to push yields higher, Wall Street veteran Ed Yardeni told CNBC on Friday.
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Not that any of this stopped media outlets from running credulous stories about grocery stores keeping pods under lock-and-key, or politicians from drafting bills that would make companies redesign their pods.
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A senior Trump administration official, briefing reporters on a conference call, said while most ISIS (Islamic State) fighters remained under lock and key, it appeared that a small number had escaped from prisons.
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There are so many people living on the streets and underpasses of San Francisco that a local Target store has taken to putting its stock of camping tents under lock and key. 3.
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Domestic workers are often kept under lock and key by their employer, forced to work more than 18 hours a day, deprived of food and wages and physically and sexually abused, activists say.
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"We have a tremendous amount of captured fighters, ISIS fighters over in Syria, and they're all under lock and key, but many are from France, many are from Germany, the U.K.," Trump said.
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It was only the museum's intention to lend them to The Spirit Sings, an Indigenous exhibition made for the 123 Calgary Olympics, that prompted outcry loud enough to put them under lock and key.
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While details about the party are being kept under lock and key, another source tells PEOPLE that the 48-year-old rapper will be serving his Ace of Spades Gold champagne throughout the evening.
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The administration's jiu-jitsu: Give that force dominion over the entire occupied area, put all heavy weapons under lock and key, give back to Ukraine control of its border and we've got a deal.
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If you file with the same tax software every year, it will usually store your completed returns, but you should also download and keep a copy somewhere under lock-and-key or password protected.
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"They use services that are sold specifically with the promise that we have no U.S. presence and, therefore, you can trust us to keep it under lock and key from the U.S. government," he said.
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It also keeps your digital assets under lock and key with bank-level AES 256-bit encryption, a strict no-logging policy, DNS leak prevention, and a kill switch that cuts connections when they're unstable.
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The soft drink and the company were acquired in 1919 by a group of investors led by Ernest Woodruff and from 1920, the recipe ended up under lock and key at a New York bank.
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" Ryan, at the end of the briefing, was walking away from the lectern where he had been speaking, and didn't return to answer, when a reporter called out, "Why is the plan under lock and key?
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Rebel Girls will also be bringing a pop-up shop to New York City this December, and although details are under lock and key for now, Favilli and Cavallo said it won't be a typical store.
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Though most of the acts "Shut Up and Dance" mentions are illegal — with the exception of a woman trying to keep her racist emails under lock and key — no one mentions being afraid of legal retribution.
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The real author has not been conclusively established, but the copyright belonged to a Mormon therapist who claimed that she had merely edited a real Alice's diary, which was under lock and key at the publisher's.
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While a representative for Outback told PEOPLE the "exact preparation and recipe are closely guarded"—so much so it's held under lock and key in Outback's Research and Development—they did offer some helpful tips below: 1.
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The FBI added "information" on the letter as an addendum to Kavanaugh's background file, a confidential physical document kept under lock and key that can only be viewed by senators and certain Senate and White House staff.
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Rand Paul, a Republican from Kentucky, led the Capitol Hill press corps on a frantic tour through the halls of Congress looking for the House's health care bill he argued they were keeping under lock and key.
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"Trafficking is all around us but people just don't see it," said Winnie Mutevu, a project officer with the charity, which supports survivors, many of whom were kept under lock and key and sexually and physically abused.
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The hotel is staffed and run by asylum-seekers, selected from a group of 600, mostly Syrians, who are being temporarily housed by the Dutch government - not under lock and key - in other parts of the complex.
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A group of ex-NSA and Amazon engineers are building a 'GitHub for data' Data is often highly sensitive and out of reach, kept under lock and key by red tape and compliance, requiring weeks for approval.
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The FBI then added "information" on the letter as an addendum to Kavanaugh's background file, a confidential physical document kept under lock and key that can only be viewed by senators and certain Senate and White House staff.
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"Along the way, Arnold will look into the network of powerful people and companies who have kept these revelatory and potentially damaging recordings under lock-and-key," the release states about the series, which will feature veteran journalists.
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When they arrived in the Saudi capital they say they were met by armed police, taken separately to the Ritz Carlton Hotel, kept under lock and key for three days, and then forced to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Projects are kept firmly under lock and key from virtually all outsiders – as well as many within the walls itself (which, like those owned by Roald Dahl's flamboyant fictional chocolate factory owner, are often painted a lurid purple).
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Perhaps most astonishing was the fact that actionable, relevant information that should have been used to positively alter the trajectory of New York City's 1.1 million students was too often under lock and key in separate city agencies.
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Unlike Cruz's foster parents, who knew he possessed an assault rifle and made him keep it under lock and key, O'Connor's grandmother told investigators she only noticed the guitar case in his room for the first time last week.
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She keeps a diary under lock and key and rarely tells anyone her true thoughts—how she alone can see the way the world tilts and slips off its axis, the way no one understands a thing but her.
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This room is dominated by her "boudoir box," a two-foot-tall black leather case, where 21 of her "jewel tools" and up to 80 pieces of her Paradise Found fine-jewelry collection are kept under lock and key.
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Thanks to the low cost of this line of safes, now you can enjoy the same level of security that hotels offer in your own bedroom, office, or anywhere else you need to keep valuables under lock and key.
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That could include iCloud, if Apple can figure out a consumer-friendly way to keep the data under lock and key — a key Apple wouldn't be able to use — without making it inconvenient for people who need to retrieve backups.
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As long as Facebook keeps its data so firmly under lock and key, we will only have dubious outsider studies and wild speculation like Forbes' estimation that the social media company is making half of its revenue on fake news.
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"How a Trove of Nazi Art Wound Up Under Lock and Key on an Army Base [Fort Belvoir] in Virginia: The 70-year odyssey of a collection that few want and even fewer get to see," by Washingtonian's Andrew Beaujon:
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If Bannon is some kind of miracle worker, his magic might be in restoring blood to the faces of Republicans on a night they lost a Senate seat the party held under lock and key for more than two decades.
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But just in case that's not enough, it also keeps your data under lock and key with bank-level AES 256-bit encryption, a strict no-logging policy, DNS leak prevention, and a kill switch on up to 10 devices.
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He was given the title of "model farmer" and has been granted plots of land and other benefits like farm animals, a cellphone, the gun he turned on his neighbor and a radio, which he keeps under lock and key.
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Huawei showed reporters on Thursday what it described as evidence of its independence: a big blue book, kept behind glass and under lock and key in a drab white room at the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, a southern Chinese city.
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The losses have touched off a debate within the intelligence community over whether the United States should continue to develop some of the world's most high-tech, stealthy cyberweapons if it is unable to keep them under lock and key.
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Our sources say most of Juice WRLD's music was kept under lock and key, but he would sometimes go to the studio and download tracks onto hard drives, and we're told his team believes that's what led to the leak.
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Whole apartments' worth of furniture — donated by well-meaning Americans, and designated for a family of refugees who were supposed to come to the US months ago — was put under lock and key when the travel ban went into effect.
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"I think everybody knows I want to see the bill and that I think they've had a PR disaster by putting it under lock and key and trying to keep it out of the view of legislators and the public," Paul said.
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It's considered a highly sensitive file — only a handful of staff on the Senate Judiciary Committee are allowed to handle it, and it's kept under lock and key in the White House and carried around in a bag with a lock on it.
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Limiting the accessibility of old retro titles to this extent will undoubtedly affect the future of video games, with classic titles that shaped modern games and gaming development being kept under lock and key by the monolithic hand of powerful game developers.
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We inhabit every unbearable second of limbo: magazine-spread houses with books under lock and key, bedrooms with nothing sharp in eyesight, the endless and wordless rape, and the constant sidelong glances that convey everything this world has choked out of women.
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Given his history, federal prosecutors have defended the restrictions as a necessary measure, arguing that Mr. Guzmán retains "unparalleled connections" to his associates in the Sinaloa drug cartel — and has a "proven history" of murdering his enemies even while under lock and key.
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"Farmer." The interview is part of a four-year-old video released this week which appears to offer rare footage of notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin Guzman, who is now under lock and key for life at a top-security U.S. prison.
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The letters are written to Sir Ralph Sadler, who was keeping Elizabeth's cousin Mary Queen of Scots under lock and key at Tutbury Castle in Staffordshire, and cover the period between 1584 and 1585; just two years before Mary was executed on Feb.
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They were Belgian, dated 1870, and bore the face of the then-reigning king of Belgium, Leopold II. The gendarmerie said the workers reported the discovery and the treasure has since been put under lock and key until more information is unearthed about its provenance.
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Rand Paul marched to the House side of the Capitol Thursday morning, knocked on a locked door and demanded to see a copy of the House's bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, which he believed was being kept under lock and key.
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Given that these reasons are, by the system's design, almost guaranteed to be legitimate, the committee's inquiry will most likely reveal even more questionable contacts between the Trump transition team and Russian intelligence — something the president might prefer to keep under lock and key.
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Here you were, a silent avatar of rage, but held under lock and key by an amoral energy company and forced to fight demons, not just for the joy of fighting demons, but to combat an invasion caused by someone else's incompetence and greed.
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PURI, India — A group of men in loincloths assembled outside a 12th-century temple on a hot April day in Puri, India, preparing to venture deep inside to a pitch-black vault where piles of gold and silver jewelry were stored under lock and key.
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They were Belgian, dated 1870, and bore the face of the then-reigning king of Belgium, Leopold II. The gendarmerie said the treasure found in Brittany, a region in northwest France, has since been put under lock and key until they uncover more information about its origin.
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The harem is marked by often multiple brown women's bodies viewed through a voyeuristic eye; tension is created through the intimation that their potent sexuality is "under lock and key" – their bodies are often loosely clothed, and it is implied they are unaware they are being watched.
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Before passage of that bill, CBD was considered part of the marijuana plant, and researchers in the U.S. were required to have a license in order to possess it, and had to obtain the product from a government-approved source and keep it under lock and key.
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Price participated in the so-called Belfast Project, a set of confidential interviews conducted with paramilitary fighters a few years after the Good Friday Agreement, kept under lock and key at Boston College and subject, from 2011 on, to a subpoena made at the request of the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
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Another source connected to the project told Fox News that the series has been in the works for some time, at least one year, and even those associated with it have not yet seen the full series or been given much information, insisting that the whole project has been kept tightly under lock and key.
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"Cold weather and central heating result in less humidity in the environment and more evaporation of water, otherwise known as increased transepidermal water loss from the skin surface, leading to dryness," Dr. Mahto explains, which is why it pays to invest in products that keep moisture under lock and key when the temperature drops.
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"I don't know how it got out, but I'm certainly not going to do a leak investigation," declared a defiant Baquet, who didn't even offer an apology to Trump for allowing the comments — which were supposed be kept under lock and key in the spirit of being off the record — to so easily get out.
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The decision at the General Conference on Weights and Measures in Versailles, France was greeted with great excitement as officials approved the new definition, which is based on the Planck constant -- a physical constant observed in the natural world -- rather than the precise weight of a piece of metal kept under lock and key.
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While treatment of Prader-Willi syndrome has centered on preventing obesity by limiting calories and keeping food under lock and key at all times, Dr. Pullen, who, like her husband, is an immunologist, decided with the help of Kian's doctors to focus on protecting his brain as well as controlling how much he ate.
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It's about the right of the U.S. government to investigate thoroughly the most deadly terrorist attack on American soil since 9/11 versus the right of the most valuable (and iconic) American company to go about its business without the same U.S. government undercutting the key promise it makes consumers -- that their most private communications are kept safely under lock and key.
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" Adelman tells us that in mid-April 1774, a subcommittee of the Boston committee of correspondence developed a plan for establishing an American post-office "to ensure transparency and security, the plan carefully noted that mail would be kept 'under Lock and Key, and liable to the Inspection of no Person but the respective Post-Masters… It also included significant protections for political correspondence and for newspapers.
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Since returning to Earth, the moon bag's erstwhile custodians have included a museum president who was convicted of theft; a woman in Illinois who had the good fortune to stumble upon the bag, mislabeled, at an online auction; and the NASA space center in Texas, where it was held under lock and key as the United States attorney's office fought a yearlong legal battle to transfer the bag into government custody.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Pressure builds on Sessions | WH dismisses calls for Sessions recusal | Carson confirmed as housing chief | Interior secretary rides horse to work | Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 9003 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE says House keeping ObamaCare plan 'under lock and key' BREAKING -- CARSON'S CONFIMED: The Senate on Thursday confirmed Ben Carson to be President Trump's secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
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