you can do anything. i'm proud. i've kept my commitment. that doesn't mean it says it looks like america. attached to both towels of our nation. most diverse cabinets in history, including the 1st black women in south asia percent to serve as vice president, the the the . a many obligations of the nation.

when i got in trouble years ago for saying i make no apologies. we have only one truly safe or an obligation to repair and accept those. we send the war and care through them and their families run them all. and when they don't so proud they've written and signed the signature, you know, it's never helping the family is exposed to talk to materials like burg christian asian arch hours around during the vietnam war char. nobody's able to prove that there's illness is the consequences of agent orange. and no one was able to prove initially because they lived in burn peers like my son to live next to interact for a year. that is the cause of the role this because of the fact that or a surviving spouse and 2 children is not eligible for a stipend. about $3000.00

a month. you know, there were a little over georgia benefits to go to college and to get job training to the families just so my so proud of my services, we get it but guess you don't get nothing. respect our veterans. we know from the chief of staff award star general john kelly, a trump one of your we're not going to be great sides. one of the french. 2 the brave service members gave their lives in this country. they call them suckers and losers. who are the hell?

is he thinking, you know, words or person there not to worry your version about was the a be commander, chief, carry not. not now or not ever this is no commander j should or bog down, or big decatur like drum files down the phone. i never have. i promise you from ours will never do it. do you are a premier that was in titus. bought a jo, the merits, the 1st doctor change the whole image of the world wide spread,

they gave the hours about a 190 hours some time to my counterparts or heads of state in your strength of nato . we did, were you not to your liking that, but you're not for years at a certain limits waiting to nato maybe because you're cool and said, not sense. nonsense, the polio. as you have not looked over the shoulder at rush, you would dread. until now. until now. well guess what? good started take even 3 days. where you crate is still the

one. the charge for the another way should pass united states. they haven't noticed. no one say not. now. you're going to be hostages. oh. and then the war drives. you know, i wrote this piece tree for guys a few days ago. i put forward a proposal that brought us closer to doing that. we've done since october 7th. we're working around the clock. my secretary of state run a wider were reunited hostages with the families. and sir, do you mandatory health and food assistance and the guys are now

city people. and finally, finally, finally deliver a cease fire. and in this, for the most part, those process is out in the street. they have a point, a lot of interest and people are being killed. both sides. jesse worked around the clock to bring oh, wrong, little retain americans another some rush, you know, most complicated swaps in history, but their home really keep working right around the world. oh,

i mean, i've got 5 months left in my premises. i've got a lot to do. i tend to get it done. the the servers you're present. i love the job, but i love my country more. know this talk about how i mean you people so nice. you step down. that's not true. the more turkey more we need to preserve our democracy. in 2024. we need you to

vote keith, it's easy to browse whatever we need you to be the person who will continue to lead america for creating more jobs, stating that for workers growing the economy, lower cost american family. so they just have a little more breathing room. we made incredible process progress. we have more work to do in problem, and jim will continue to take on corporate grade and bring down the cost of the

you know, before i make it is $35.00 a month, not just received yours, but for everyone in america, it can't be boosted the drug costs a total of $2000.00. notice receipt is refer everyone and thanks. i and that's going to save america again, tens of billions of dollars. so nobody calls the more affordable building 3000000 new homes. providing $25000.00 down payment assistance as a 1st time home buyer. we're going to watch new tax, unimportant goods. the gas flow, the more you know, down costs the average travelling according to the experts. $3900.00 a year and

a tax stars. and it's a back com on june. we'll make the child care tax for the permanent, the move to another property. and that will be millions of families get had you know, its top as you put the car gray is the largest that any present had 4 years where there's 2 trillion dollar tax guy for the wealthy or trump has a new plan. you want us to provide a $5000000000.00 tax. good for corporations is a very wealthy region for us. further, a debt and folks, you know, we have a 1000 children built wherever the $1000000000.00 areas in america know what their average tax rate. they pay

a point 2 percent if we just increase their taxes, we propose 25 percent, which isn't the highest tax rate even it would raise $500000000000.00 new dollars over 10 years. they still be very wealthy to look calmer. and tim, you're gonna make them pay their fair share. so project social security, medicare, 12 months to cut social security medicare problems to protect your freedom that protects or both right? your right to vote, to protect or civil rights. and you know, trouble do everything to ban abortion nationwide. oh wow.

you know. com and tim will do everything they possibly can. that's why you have to like this. and in that house to restore a row we way you based on the character is destiny. character is destiny for me, joe. re no problem and dog are people in the car. it's been honored to serve alongside them and we know the gym, and wayne well are also people who are great character. soon i think was the very 1st decision i made before i became when i became our nominee, and it was the best decision i made my own career.

no, it would be some things right. she's tough. she's experienced. but she has a norm as integrity norm, as integrity. her story represents the best american story. i like many of our best presidents. and she was also the vice president the for to go to she'd be a president respected by world leaders because yard is she'll be a prize and we get all we proud of. and she will be at a store, a treasure reports her staff on america's future. this will be a 1st to january 6th. on that day we're

almost lost everything about who we are as a country. and that's dread. this is not, i probably got the right is still very much alive. donald trump says he refused to accept the election results if he loses again, think about that. he needs to think about that. he's probably seen a box that if he loses it his words and that there'll be a dictator on day was or why the way this sucker means you know, i'm not joking. think about it. anybody else said that the patches they use per is crazy, but you think it was an exaggeration, but he made sure we can let that happen. well,

oh okay. especially obligation independence, republicans, democrats, as we say democracy in 2020. and now we must say that again in 2024 this year will determine whether democracy freedom will prevail. is that simple? is that serious? and the powers, literally, your hair history is in your hands. all right. so your hands, america's features in your hands. because of this, no or also the world could a kid with a stutter and modest beginnings. his grand pensylvania claim on delaware, grow up to sit behind the resolute desk in the oval office.

because america always has been a nation of possibilities. possibilities never moves that never come on to him. understand that this nation must continue to be a place of possibilities. not just for the few of us to, for all of us. join me pharmacy, your whole heart to this effort or my heart will be i promise, i'll be the best volunteer hires. the wall says can i've ever seen the record, the american story for me and my family, there's a song that means

a lot to us. the capture is the best to who we are as a nation. the song is called american anson. there's one versus stands out. as i can see where the dams, i'm not going to try. i just quoted the work of prayers of sentry brought us to this day. what your legs are legacy be. what will our children say? let me know my heart or my danger through america, america. i gave my best to you the

when i gave my best to for 50 years. like many of you are getting my heart and soul organization. and i've been blessed 1000000 times or the support of the american people. i've really been too young to be in the shadow because i wasn't 30 a and to oh, to say it's present but i hope you're now a great so, and all of you, or i can honestly say, and i mean is in the by give you my word is abide. i can honestly say i'm more optimistic by the future, but i was like, it is a 29 year old united states senator. i mean you remember who we are. we're the united states. you know,

the do what we do to get to the you're watching or does it or will be bringing you live coverage of the democratic national convention in chicago. the us democratic party has been hearing president joe biden passed the torch to its new norm, and the vice president come of the house and the 1st night of the party's national convention in chicago. he has been speaking for about 15 minutes to a rupture as welcome from the delegates at the conference center there in chicago. he's covered a very large amount of ground. he's talked about family values, he's talked about the economy and what he believes is,

administration has achieved with the help of course, of kind of a lot higher as we've talked about the insurrection, the riots that happened on january. the 6th insurrection is a word that has been often used by democrats, particularly with regard to what happened on january 6th, at the capital building. he's told about donald trump. he's talked about the military, he's talked about. and as i said, the economic success that he believes he has brought to the country, i wanna bring in. kimberly hawkins, who's inside the convention venue in chicago. kimberly, i'm sitting here with 7 pages of notes and a lot of those are made up by what are really us. it will help the young. it's almost all the key phrases that we're going to hear. i'm sure time and time again in the run up to uh to the election. you have seen joe biden speak for the duration of his presidency. first of all, let's just talk about this feature. so what did you make of it?

how does it compare to what we saw, obviously, it compared to the debate that we had been gone on some, you know, just a few months ago. let's start there. so yeah, well look, this was a bit of a rambling speech. it went on long. it was late, and this is joe biden, at kind of the end of his political career. he's not the speaker. he was even 10 years ago, but i have to admit, i job. i didn't spend a politician for more than a half century. and i've been covering him, i have been very strict bit for at least half of that time. i 1st started covering him when he was a senator and i got to tell you, i got to think of a lot like throw did that. when he talked about some of the mistakes he made, but he gave his best ego. he was a very authentic politician for most of that. and he was here with ad that's where

people connected with him and he made out of always been perfect. but that's what people like is that he was honest about it and, and that shawn through and so the speech was the best at parts. it was a little dry, but there were so shining moments and it's all about how you close. and that close with smashing. and there's no question that he had a high note with that and then as back really connected with the audience. and i think it showed through just the fact that it was a really nice moment where he really finished off strong. and, you know, you have to remember that for joe by that and he thought he was going to be finishing this d. n. c or democratic national convention on the final night is the nominee. and he's not going to be doing that now. so it's a very bitter sweet moment, but he's standing on that stage right now,

finishing the 1st night rod standing side by side with the future of the party. and you hope the next president of the united states. pamela harris, passing the arch ad, doing it it a strong and successful way. and i think he's proud of that. and it certainly showed, as you've delivered that speech, i want to ask you though about that this is the pointed with the product of which the practicality start. do you think that that is enough to be able to, at the same time, draw a line essentially under his presidency at least as far as the the d. n. c is concerned, but at the same time as you were referring to pass the torch, add to tumble of how it stays there, enough. the campbell, that's how risk can build on in order to be able to carry the residence of that forward as well. he's done everything he can do, it's all up to her now. and you know, really the, the, the hard work now is up to come. a lot of joe biden has certainly laid the

foundation and he's given her every tool in the tool box in order to do it. he's given her the foreign policy tools. he's given her the domestic and the economic tools. and he's given her the, the connections in order to do that. but really it's up to come le harris from this point forward. so the next few days are going to be very indicative in terms of what she does with those tools. and so we're going to have to watch carefully to see what she does. she's certainly got the momentum. and so she's given, she's been given a gift. a certainly the us president has been, as you say, draw the live at the end of his presidency in terms of how he feels he's done and completed his presidency and his term. although he points out he's still got a few months left in office. the police, he's got a lot of work to do ad for us here about 0 certainly that isn't limited and

includes the israel's were and gaza trying to what made me his legacy tried to get the cease fire agreement, which of course in his by just very significant and then for, for so many of us here is significant our lives as well. and for the democratic protesters outside as well as is what they hope will be very 4 years here in the democratic national convention. so that is something that is for to be on the forefront and couple of harris is certainly they are hoping will be something she recognizes as well. but again, it's all up to come. le harris now is this point forward whether or not she's going to recognize that issue and some of the other issues that job i brought up with the speech like whether it's the economy, whether it's going to be recognizing some of the other issues this of framed court, so whether it's going to be lower in crisis, there's a whole basket of issues that she's got to address. and so far she hasn't taken

much time to, to address them. she's not how to sit down interview of any sort of major sort. as she's really awarded sort of any kind of major press conference uh to this port with the media. so she's writing m through z as in ways, but how long she'll be able to do that is, is really kind of the big question. this point. yeah, i want to ask you about that that a, something more practical. i mean couple of hours is expected to speak, i believe on thursday, right towards the end of the d. n. c. what are we likely to see just over the next few days? how is that going to play out for us as well? you know, what's really interesting, and notable in all of this is that a number of people here that i've been talking to pundits of delegates have all talked about the fact that there's a new enthusiasm. i, i hate to keep using that word, but there's, there isn't another word to describe it. as soon as he hasn't been the party that

hasn't really been seen since 2008. the last time that there was seen was waiting for rock. obama hit the stage and so they're excited to see that voters are engaged again. it's young people that are engaged together in the process. it's voters of color. they're engaged, added women that are engaged, wanting to hit the campaign trail to, to help pamela harris campaign. but also are willing to go out and vote and, and are excited about that. so this is significant, but the thing is, is that the momentum needs to carry forward. and this is something that we're going to see throughout the week. and so tomorrow we're going to have the man who's responsible for that speaking. we know that brock obama squared to be speaking michelle obama is going to be speaking. and then later on in the week are going to be hearing from tim law of the governor of minnesota. i many people don't even know who this guy is. so carla harris has to introduce him to the american people as

well. and then what's really interesting is paula harris herself, is it known to a large number for support or is many polls indicate at least a 3rd or for voters, don't even know what she stands for. when you look at her web site, there's not even a mention of what her foreign policies are. so she's got a lot of work to do to explain who she is, what she's, when it comes to what she's done as a vice president. she's virtually invisible. so she's certainly very popular, but when you asked people why the can't really say what does this the like to vendor of events. she seems very uh, likable or she's of a lot of integrity. but when you get down to the specifics of people have a hard time sort of 10 for i think it's so she's got to introduce yourself and really give more substance beyond the style of what so far has been successful in connecting with voters in the united states yeah,

kimberly clearly there's on still on an awful lot of ground to cover for uh, harrison and we'll send this and we're going to see as you were just talking, there's some of the elements of that playing out over the next few days or so. kimberly, we appreciate you taking the time to give us that breakdown of what's been happening over the last few hours. thank you very much indeed. as kimberly holler at the convention venue there in chicago because we were just talking about the democratic presidential candidate campbell, the house made a surprise appearance on the 1st night to the parties convention. the guys were just talking about, she's uniformly accept. the point is nomination later in the week, but she did take to the stage to saint joe bible for his political service. thank you for your historic leadership, for your lifetime of service to our nation and for all you will continue to do. we . * are a great the

you and looking out, looking out at everyone tonight, i see the beauty of our great nation. people from every corner of our country and every walk of life are here united by our shared vision for the future of our country. farming us equity of said hillary clinton had some veiled attacks against a former rival for the presidency. donald trump, a tom allow, won't just respect our military and our veterans. the see he revered our metal of honor recipients.

he won't be sending love letters to dictators he will defend.