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epluribus unum. we need to be one country. >> and for eight years the clinton-gore white house grappled the israeli palestinian crisis and your former boss said he tried to settle it once and for all and there was a deal whether he had the leaders of israel and the palestinian people in the united states trying to offer a deal. given all of that history, and given the blood, sweat and tears of the clinton-gore administration to try to bring peace to the region, what goes through your mind when you see the crisis unfolding as it is right now? >> it is heartbreaking. and beginning with the hitler level atrocities of october 7th. just unbelievably horrific. and, of course, as our secretary of defense has said, it is important not to make the same kind of mistakes that our country made after 9/11 that ended up making things worse. so, the suffering of civilians in gaza has to be attended to. and the response to the atrocities of october 7th are what israel has a right to pursue. but it needs to do it in

e pluribus unum. from many, one. when that is what we have lost in this country.e have been taught to celebrate our diversity and our differences, so much that we forgot all of the ways that we are really the same. as americans, bound by that comment set of ideals. here is how we get it back. it is going to be a buy all of us, not just me, all of us. i starting to speak the truth in the open again. say out in the open wages at the dinner table, state with conviction and respect. part of respect as you respect your neighbor enough to tell them what you actually think. that is what this campaign is about, speaking the truth. not just when it is easy, but when it is hard. not just to the democrats on the others and to our own side of the republican necessary. i have been doing that on the debate stage, you may have seen some of that. it is not always make me popular. i do not report to them. i report to you. the people of this country. if you want somebody who is going to get in there and face down the deep state and speak truth to power, then vote for somebody who w

e pluribus unum. it means, from many, one. that is what we have lost in this country. we have been taught to celebrate our diversity and our differences. so much that we forgot all of the ways that we are really the same. as americans, bound by that common set of ideals. here is how we get it back. it's going to be by all of us, not just me, all of us. starting to speak the truth in the open again. say in public what you will say in private at the dinner table, say it with a spine. say it with conviction and respect. but part of respect is that you respect your neighbor enough to tell them what you actually think. that is what this campaign is about, speaking the truth. not just when it is easy, but when it is hard. speaking truth not just to democrats on the others, but to our side on the republican side when necessary. i have been doing that on the debate stage, you may have seen some of that. does not always make me popular with the republican establishment. exactly i do not report to them. , i report to you. the people of this country. if you want somebody who is g

they don't want us to be americans in in the e pluribus unum fashion.me. when you do these tours now, they don't mention it's robert e. lee's house. the last tour i was on, the tour guide didn't say it, i had to say is it. so they're already doing this, erasing what really happened there. >> it's like general bow reguard, we had a beautiful statue to him. when he came back from the war, by the way, he was the guy who organized the free people of color to vote, and he opened public schools for black children. we never hear about that. we're losing that history, and our children should have it. >>> the shocking number of gen-z who think israel should be, quote, ended, that's next. stay there. ♪ ♪ and i say, it's all right. ♪ little darling, it's been a long, cold -- my daddy's a cowboy. i'm a cowboy and i'm raising a cowgirl. and discovering that my family come from farmers, for generations. this life is in our blood. and we ain't stopping no time soon. give the gift of family heritage with ancestry. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you

them and stand firm as americans for respect, for all of the communities that make america, e pluribus unum be one country. >> lastly, obviously, for eight years the clinton-gore white house grappled with the issue of the israeli-palestinian crisis. your former boss a few years ago saying he killed himself to try to settle the issue once and for all. obviously, was there a deal on the table when he had the leaders of israel and the palestinian people in the united states trying to offer a deal given all that history and given the blood, sweat and tears of the clinton/gore administration to try to bring peace to the region. what goes through your mind when you see the crisis unfolding as it is right now. >> well, it's heartbreaking and beginning, of course, with the hitler-level atrocities of october 7th just unbelievably horrific and of course, as our secretary of defense has said, it's important not to make the same kind of mistakes that our country made after 9/11 that ended up making things worse. so the suffering of civilians in gaza has to be attended to and the response to the atrocit

backwards, and it's so disruptive, it's divisive in the workplace, and it's completely against e pluribus unumch is out of many, one. so to be pitting people against each other based on skin color seems unconstitution constitutional as well. >> griff, it also seems somewhat illegal? [laughter] i can't imagine. and i'm sure if this were. the other way around, perhaps it would be more of the spotlight on the legality of the e-mail. but what's interesting here is the seven white people, they weren't even supposed to know about this special electeds of color only party, but unfortunately, the mayor's aide sent it out to everybody with an inclusive attitude and then had to send another e-mail saying sorry for the confusion. yes, we still want to have our segregated christmas party, we don't want the white people there, and if it happened to offend you, i guess, oh, well. what do you make of this? if this was a white christmas only, can you imagine the outcry in boston, in any liberal city, in any city? there should be ap outcry cry. >> look, this is the story of the week that you file under absurdi

e pluribus unum. from many, one. when that is what we have lost in this country. we have been taught to celebrate our diversity and our differences, so much that we forgot all of the ways that we are really the same. as americans, bound by that comment set of ideals. here is how we get it back. it is going to be a buy all of us, not just me, all of us. i starting to speak the truth in the open again. say out in the open wages at the dinner table, state with conviction and respect. part of respect as you respect your neighbor enough to tell them what you actually think. that is what this campaign is about, speaking the truth. not just when it is easy, but when it is hard. not just to the democrats on the others and to our own side of the republican necessary. i have been doing that on the debate stage, you may have seen some of that. it is not always make me popular. i do not report to them. i report to you. the people of this country. if you want somebody who is going to get in there and face down the deep state and speak truth to power, then vote for somebody who

tolerance, civility, respect for one another, how do we create where why can't we create e pluribus unum anymore? annette said, there's more diversity than ever before. what can unify us? that's what this questions about what can be our unifying force. well, we used to have that, but we used to have segregation. we used to have people who were couldn't vote. large citizens. i mean, do you i think if you look at the past and with a bit of nostalgia, if you look to close that unanimity, that is it was bought with by keeping lots of people out is just it's just a more difficult conversation more difficult, you know, attempt to difficult of coming together. it means there has to be compromise. it means that people do have to have tolerance or respect. but again, it's that's easy to to manage. jon meacham has always said, we really haven't always said. but george says a of stuff that we really can't think of america as a openly and free society until 1965. do we have? the voting rights act where all african-american people who lived in the south who before could not vote and participated in t