state of the union address at any second now. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the president's speech before a politically divided congress comes as the country is struggling to make sense out of some compounding cross currents at home and abroad, economic a wearying war in ukraine that just grinds on growing tensions with china, including a spy balloon. you know, among them, biden is also expected to use his speech to make the case for his re-election. today is the first time since 2019 that the president and congressional leaders are permitted to bring guests to the event which is attended by every member of the house and the senate, all 9 supreme court justices, most of the president's cabinet members and the diplomatic corps there. we want to show you. >> live look inside the house chamber where you can see the first lady jill biden is there and there is some ross room where the president will make

his remarks. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy of bakersfield will be sitting behind biden's left shoulder. vice president kamala harris from the bay area will be sitting next to kevin mccarthy. we saw a joe biden, the first lady next to the second gentleman. >> so they will be a side by side. you know, we'll probably get cameras cutting away to get their reaction that, you know, today's speech is expected to be kind of a a reassuring assessment of the nation's condition rather than just, you know, a lot of some flashing policy proposals. the white house says that u.s. job the war in ukraine, the rise in domestic manufacturing ongoing pandemic and america's strategic competition with china will be a dominating his speech. warren there. yeah. and a very animated. she's also considered a potential democratic presidential candidate has said a lot of people are looking at this as >> president biden's kind of an official opening to his presidential campaign for

2024. and here's a picture we're going to be seeing a lot of tonight. vice president kamala harris and house speaker kevin mccarthy. both californians on hand there. nancy pelosi, the former house speaker from san francisco, steny hoyer, standing next to her getting ready for the president. come in and minute now. yeah. >> yes, the setting as we a vice president, kamala it looks different than it was, you know, just even a year ago where nancy pelosi was was said. >> at the helm. yeah, this was this is the first time and the biden administration's that he's dealing with. >> and opposing a weighing of congress with the house of representatives and the republican majority. so there's obviously going to be those instances. we see it every state in the union speech where democrats will jump up and applaud that something that the president says republicans will either sit on their hands or their

eyes. and the same thing happened when president trump was president and democrats would react certain way. so we're going to probably see a bit of that tonight. that's kind of par for the course. although kevin mccarthy, the new speaker, you know, is vowing to be respectful during the address is even >> you know, the republicans there to kind of mind their manners because the camera will be on them. so if they're scrolling on there, cell phones and looks it looks like the president's about to make an entrance. there are more people just throwing it. yeah, we're probably not going to see kevin mccarthy tearing up a speech behind president biden during the announced. let's just be the president of the united states.

>> and the have the high privilege and distinct honor to present to you. the president of the united states.

>> mister speaker, madam vice president. our first lady and second gentleman. good to see you guys up there. why the way, too? i may need a court order. she gets to go to the game tomorrow next week. i have to stay home. and work something out here. members of the cabinet military chief,

justice social justice and retired justices supreme court. and to you, my fellow americans. you know, i start tonight by congratulating 100 18th congress, the new speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. speaker. i want to ruin their reputation, but i look forward to working with you. congratulate the new leader of the house democrats, the first african-american minority leader in history, hakeem jeffries. is by the time

campaign for him. congratulations, the longest serving leader in the history of the united states senate. mitch mcconnell, mich. option over another. you know, another term as senate minority you know, i think it's time you have a slightly bigger majority. mister the majority leader. but that much bigger. yeah. well, i tell you what i want to give specter special recognition to someone who i think is going to be considered the greatest speaker in history. the house representatives, nancy pelosi.

the story of story progress and resilience. >> always moving forward of never, ever giving up. just or unique among all nations. we're the only country that is a merchant. every crisis we've ever entered stronger. then we got into it. look, folks, that's what we're doing again 2 years ago, the economy is really i stand here tonight after we created with the help of many people in this room. 12 million new jobs, more jobs created in 2 years that the president created in 4 years because of you all. covid shut

down. our businesses are closed. our schools are robin, so much fun today. covid no longer controls our lives. and 2 years ago, democracy faces greatest threat civil war today, the bruised our democracy remains unbowed and unbroken. we're writing the next chapter in the great american story. a story of progress and resilience. leaders asked me find american. they do believe it or not. i decided to find one word. and i mean, this possibilities. we don't think it beyond our capacity. everything is a possibility. you know, we're often told the democrats or republicans can work together. but over the past 2 years, we prove the cynics and naysayers wrong. yes, we disagree. planning.

and yes, there are times democrats won alone. but time and again, democrats, republicans came together, came together to defend a stronger and safer. your. came together to pass one agenda, won a generation once in generation infrastructure law, building bridges connecting our nation and our people. came together to pass most significant law ever helping victims exposed to toxic burn pits and in fact. i signed over 300 bipartisan pieces of legislation since becoming president from around rise in the van comes women act, electoral count reform act. respect for marriage act to protect the right to marry the person you love. you know, my

republican friends, the good work together last congress is no reason we can't work together and find consensus on important things in this congress as well. his former zion. but i think the people sent us a clear message fighting for the sake of fighting. par for the second power conflict for the second conflict gets us nowhere. that's always been my vision of our country. know, it's many viewers to restore the soul of this nation to rebuild the backbone of america. america's middle class and unite the country. we've been sent here to finish the job. in my view. for decades, the middle class and the hollowed out. and more than and not no one administration, but for a long time, too many good paying manufacturing jobs, move overseas. factories close down once thriving cities and

towns and represent became shadows where they used to be along the way. something else we lost pride. our sense of self-worth. i ran for president to fundamentally change things to make sure our economy works for everyone so we can all feel that pride in what we do. to build an economy from the bottom up and middle out, not from the top down because when the middle class does well, the poor of a ladder up and the wealthy still knew very well. we all do. lot of you always kid quote, my dad. my dad used to say, joe, your jobs about a lot more than a paycheck. you really would say this. it's about a lot more in your paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about being able to look your kidney say, honey, it's going to be ok and folks. so

let's look at results. we're not finished yet by any stretch imagination. but unemployment rate is at 3.4%. a 50 year low. black and hispanic workers. already created your 100,000 good paying manufacturing jobs, the fastest growth in 40 years. made the world a manufactured. i don't know where that's written. for too many decades. we important project and exported jobs. now thanks to what you've all done. we're exporting american products in creating american jobs. all

because the pandemic, the disrupt our supply chains and produce unfair brutal war in ukraine disrupted energy supplies as well as food supplies blocking all that great in ukraine. but we're better positioned than any country on earth right now. we have more to do. but here at home places coming down here at home, gas prices about a $1.50 from their peak food. inflation is coming down, not fasten up and coming down. inflation has fallen every month for the last 6 months. all take-home pay has gone up. additionally over the last 2 years, a record 10 million americans applied to start new businesses. 10 million. >> i'm someone starts of small businesses and active home.

>> and madam, vice president, want to thank you for lain that effort to ensure that small businesses have access to capital. and the story clause react to that are going to just come into being standing here last year. i shared with you a story. american genius. some possibilities. semiconductors, small computer chips, the size of the fingerprint, the power, everything from cell phones, automobiles and so much more. these chips were invented in america. let's get that straight. they were invented in america. 40% of the world's chips. in the last several decades, we lost our edge. we're down only producing 10%. well, also what happened during the pandemic when chip factory shutdown overseas. today's automobiles in a 3,000 chips, each of those automobiles. but american automobiles could make enough cars because there weren't enough chips. car prices went up. people got laid off. so

did everything from refrigerators to cell phones. we can never let that happen again. that's why. that's why we came together. the pass. the bipartisan chips and science act. i know i've been criticized for saying this, but i'm not changing my view. we're going to make sure the supply chain for america begins in america. >> the supply chain games in america. >> i was a new manufacturing jobs without this law before the law get to kicks in. with this new law are a great hundreds of thousands new jobs across the country. i mean,

all across the country throughout not just the coast, but through the middle of the country as well. that's going to come from companies. that amount is more than 300 billion dollars investment american manufacturing over the next few years outside of columbus, ohio, intel's believe semiconductor factories on 1000 acres, literally a field of dreams. it's going to create 10,000 jobs at one investment, 7,000 construction jobs, 3,000 jobs and those factors. once they're finished, the call them factors. jobs paying an average of $130,000 a year and many do not require a college degree. people don't have to leave home to search for opportunity. that's just

getting started. think about the new homes small businesses. the big, the medium size businesses so much more that's going to be needed. >> to support those. she's out those 3,000 permanent jobs. and the factors are going to be built. talk to mayors and governors, democrats or republicans. and they'll tell you what this means for their communities. we're seeing these field of dreams transformer, the heartland. but to maintain the strongest economy in the world, we need the best infrastructure in the world. structure. with some to 13th in the world. >> the united states america, 30. >> and the world and infrastructure, modern infrastructure. but now we're coming back because it came together to pass the bipartisan infrastructure law.

>> the largest investment structure since president eisenhower's interstate highway system. >> we funded over 20,000 projects including major airports from boston to land in the portland project put thousands of people to work rebuilding our highways, our bridges, our roads, our tunnels, ports, airports, clean water, high-speed internet all across america. world tribal and folks, we're just getting started. >> just getting started. voted for the law. >> republican friends voted against it as well. but i'm still i still get asked to fund the projects in those districts as well. but don't worry. i promised i'd be a

president for all americans, full fund. this project. >> see you at the groundbreaking. all of america. >> projects like brent spence and kentucky over the ohio river. those 60 years ago badly needed repairs. one of the nation's most congested freight routes turning to billion dollars or the freight every single day across the ohio river. and folks, talking about fiction for decades. we're really finding going to get it done. i went there last month, but democrats and republicans and from both states to deliver a commitment of 1.6 billion dollars for this project. i met a young woman named sarah who's here,

not a no worse areas. the ship in the box. i know. sarah, how are you? >> sarah, for 30 years. and she told me she'd been a proud member of the iron workers. local 44 known as bill cincinnati skyline. sarah said she can't wait be 10 stories above the ohio river building. not new, god bless her. and that are also number of building back fry. ross replacing poisonous lead pipes. that's going to 10 million homes in america. 400,000 school and childcare centers. so every child in america. every we're can treat

the water instead of having permanent damage to their brain. every community, america's access to affordable high-speed internet. no parent should have to drive by mcdonald's parking lot to help to do for work online wdth their kids, which many thousands are doing across the country. and when we do these projects. again, i get criticized as well. make no excuses for it. we're going to buy american. >> the consistent with international trade rules. >> by america has been the law since 1933, but for too long past administrations, democrat or republican, i have fought to get around. not anymore.

tonight i'm announcing new standards require all construction materials federal money infrastructure projects to be made in america. >> i watch american roads, bridges, american hours are going to made with american products as well. >> folks. my plans about investing in places and people that have been forgotten. so many us in the night. i know you feel it. so many of you felt like you just simply been forgotten. mitt, crack of makeup people the past 4 decades. too many people have been left behind, treated like they're invisible. maybe that you watching from home.

remember the jobs that went away. you remember the notion the folks at home remember them. he wondered whether the past even exist anymore for your children to get a hand without having to move away. well, that's why i get that. that's why we're building an economy where no one is left behind. jobs are coming back. pride is coming back. because choices we made the last several years. this is my view of blue collar blueprint to rebuild america. make a real difference in your lives. you know. lay in bed. and i like my dad did. staring at the ceiling wondering one got names happens. if this was your spouse gets cancer. or your child gets or something happens to you. but you're going to get money to pay for those medical bills. going to

sell the try to get a second mortgage on it. i get it. i get it. the inflation reduction act i signed into law. we're taking on powerful interests to bring health care costs down. so you can sleep better at night. with more security. you know, we pay more for prescription drugs than any nation in the world. he said again, we pay more for prescription drugs in any major nation on earth. for example. one in 10 americans as diabetes. many of you in this chamber do and the audience. every day. millions need insulin to control their diabetes. so they can literally stand in line. has been around for over 100 years. the didn't impact. and you want to be available for because the drug companies roughly $10, a vial to make that insulin. packaging. all

you may get up to $13. but big farm been unfairly charging people hundreds of dollars for the $500 a month. making reference record profits. not anymore. many things that we did only now coming to fruition. we said we were doing this and we said we pass a law to do it. people that know big law didn't take effect until january one of this year. we kept the cost insulin at $35 a month for from >> we're going to get fined him out.

>> there are millions of other americans. who do not are not on medicare, including 200,000 young people with type one diabetes need. this is a must a lie. let's finish the job this time. let's cap the cost for everybody 35. big 4 are still going to do very well. i promise you will. i promise you they're going to do very well. this law. so this also caps and warning going effect on the 2025. the cost out of pocket drug costs for seniors on medicare and a maximum of $2000 year. you have to pay more than 2000 no matter how much your drug costs are

because you know why you all know it. many of you like and my family have cancer. you know, the drugs can ration 10, 11, 14, $15,000. the cancer drugs. drug prices rise faster inflation. drug companies are going to have to pay medicare back. the difference. we're fine. giving medicare the power to negotiate drug prices. bringing down prescription drug costs and just save seniors money. it cuts the federal deficit. all hundreds of billions of dollars. >> prescription drugs. >> to keep their commitment to seniors. well, guess what? instead of paying for 500 bucks a month, you're paying

15. that's a lot of statements from the federal government. and by the way, why would we want that? now? some members here threatening and i know it's not official party position. so i'm not exactly right. the senate to repeal the inflation reduction act. as my coach. that's okay. that's fair. as my football coach. is this a lot of luck in your senior year? make no mistake. >> would you try anything to raise the cost of jobs? i will veto it. well, the jurors now than ever in history record 16 million people are rolling in for double care act. facts. i signed last year.

>> saving millions are saving $800. you're on their premiums. by the way, that law was written. and the benefit expires in 2025. so my plea to some of you, at least to the saudis, let's finish the job and make the savings permanent. the inflation reduction act is also the most significant investment ever. the climate change. >> mean, the world to clean energy future. i visited devastating aftermath of record floods, droughts, storms or wildfires from arizona, new mexico, to all the way up to the canadian border. timber has been burned alive. observer miller copters

that entire state of missouri. and we don't have will warming not a problem. in addition to emergency recovery from puerto rico to florida, idaho, we're rebuilding for the long term. no electric whether major storms not prevent those far forest fires. roads and water system was standing next. big fly out. clean energy to cut pollution and create jobs and communities often left behind. we're going to 500,000 electric vehicle, charging stations installed across the country. electric vehicles and aficion are an efficient. appliances, energy efficient appliances. historic conservation efforts, 2 responsible stewards of our land. let's face reality. the climate crisis doesn't care if you're in a red or blue state.

should texas central threat? we have an obligation not to ourselves and our children or grandchildren to confront. i'm proud of the america at last is stepping up to the challenge. we're still the need oil and gas for a while. but guess what? >> but there's so much more to do. >> we've got to finish the job. we pay for these investments are future by finally making the wealthiest biggest corporations begin to pay their fair share. i'm a capital pay your fair share. >> i think a lot of you at home. a lot of your home agree with me and many people that, you know. >> the tax system is not fair. >> it is not fair. and 2020.

>> 55 of a large corporation american, the fortune 500. made 40 billion dollars in profits and paid 0 in federal taxes. simply not fair. but now because of the law i sign. dollar. companies have to pay a minimum 15%. god love crystal clear. i said at the very beginning under my plan is long as i'm president, nobody earning less than $400,000 will pay an additional penny in taxes. nobody not one penny.

>> matches wells. pass my proposal for the billionaire minimum tax. you know. there's 1000 billionaires americans up from about 600 to begin to turn. but no billionaire should be paying a lower tax rate than the school teacher. a firefighter. asking about that. but think about it. think about it. have you noticed just reported its profits, record profits. last year they made to 100 billion dollars in the midst of a global energy crisis. i think is outrageous. they invested

too little of that profit, increased domestic production. and when i talked to a couple we're afraid they're going to shut down all the all oil refiners anyway. so why should we invest in them? actually, we're going to need oil for at least another decade. and c. production. if they had, in fact invested in the production to keep gas prices down. instead, the use of record profits to buy back their own stock rewarding ceos and shareholders. corporations ought to do the right thing. that's why i propose we quadruple attacks on corporate stock buybacks and encourage long. >> finish the job closing loophole that allowed very wealthy to avoid paying their taxes instead of cutting the

number of water for wealthy taxpayers. i just signed a law to reduce the deficit by 114 billion dollars by cracking down on wealthy tax cheats. my administration has cut the deficit by more than 1.7 trillion dollars. >> as a reduction in american history. >> one of the previous administration, the american deficit went up 4 years in a row. because those record deficits know president added more to the national debt. in 94 years of my predecessors. nearly 25% of the entire national debt that took over 200 years to accumulate was added by just one administration alone. the last one. but the fact check it out. congress responded that

debt. they did the right thing to the debt ceiling 3 times without preconditions or crisis. thank united states. america will never ever be question. so my some of my republican friends. want to take economy hostage. i get it unless i greeted the wreck. i plants. all of you at home should know what those plans are. instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share. some republicans, some republicans want medicare and social security sunset. i'm not saying i'll give you a copy of the proposal.

>> i mean, congress doesn't vote. see? and i tell ya, i enjoyed conversion. if congress doesn't keep the programs where they are to go, republicans say i'm not saying it's a majority of you, i don't think it's even a significant. >> what is proposed by individuals? i'm not going to like me not naming them but is being proposed by some of the idea is that we're not going to be not going to be moved into. >> he threatened to default on the debt. if we don't respond. >> so folks. as we all apparently agree. so security

medicare is often off the books. now we're not so medicare, a lifeline for millions of seniors. americans have to pay into them from the very first paycheck. they so tonight, let's all apparently are the stand up for seniors. the people that aren't any one tries to cut social security, which apparently no one's going to do. how stop them a veto. i'm not allowed to take

away. be taken away. not today. not tomorrow, not every, but apparently is not going to be a problem. for my fiscal plan. i ask my republican friends lay down their plan as well. i really need sit down together, discuss our mutual plans together. sure it's going to cut the deficit by another 2 trillion dollars. and it will cut a single bit of medicare or social security. in fact, we are extending trust fund least 2 decades because that could be the next target. how do we make keep a sovereign right? well, not raise taxes anyone making under 400 gram, but will pay for way we talked about by making sure the wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share. look, the vote.

they're just taking advantage of the tax code to take advantage the american consumer. here's my message to all of you out there. i have your back. we're already prevented. americans are receiving surprise medical bills, stopping 1 billion dollars surprise bills per month. so far. tracking down a nursing homes that commit fraud and danger, patient safety prescribe drugs that are not needed. manager americans can now save thousands of dollars because i can finally get a over the counter without a prescription. it's extortion. it's exploitation. last year, a have that many of you on foreign shipping companies that making you pay higher

prices for every good coming into the country. i signed a bipartisan vote cut. shipping costs are 90% helping american farmers, businessman and consumers. let's finish the job. pass the bipartisan legislation strengthen its just to strengthen an interest inforcement for bank and prevent big online platforms giving their own products. i don't care. want is also taking on junk fees. those hidden surcharges to many companies use to make you pay more. for example, making airline show you the full ticket price up front. refund your money if your flight is canceled or delayed, reduced exorbitant bank overdrafts by saving consumers. more than 1 billion dollars a year. i-75 1%. not matter to very well

that matter. most other folks in homes like the one i grew up in my many of you did. they add up to hundreds of dollars a month. they make it harder for you to pay your bills or for that family trip. i know how unfair it feels when the company overcharged. you get away with that. not anymore. we've written a bill to stop. it called the junk fee prevention act. going to ban surprise resort fees tells charge and honor bill those fees can cost up to $90 a night in hotels that aren't even resorts. the idea. the internet and cell phone companies can charge you 200 or more. >> if you decide to switch to another provider, give me a break. >> we can stop service fees.

tickets to concerts and sporting events and make companies disclose all fees up front. i will prohibit airlines from charging $50 round trip for a family just to be able to sit together. by these fees are bad enough. airlines can treat your child like a piece of baggage. the jump prefer venture. company stop ripping us off. for too long. workers have been getting stiffed but not anymore. >> we're going begin to restore the dignity of work. for example. i what i should have known this, but i 2 years ago. 30 million workers have to sign a noncompete agreements. the jobs they take 30 million. so a cashier. and a burger place can't walk

across town and take the same job another burger place make a few bucks more. we just change it. just change. it could be exposed to it. that was part of the deal. guys. look at out. but not anymore. betting those companies have to compete for workers and pay them what they're worth. bound together. response. my friends, i left with the right. i'm so sick and tired of companies breaking the law by preventing workers from organizing. for example, of way. >> let's make sure working parents can afford to raise a family was sick days paid family medical leave.

>> working much store before child tax credit. which gave 10's of millions of parents, some breathing room. >> cut child poverty in half to the lowest level in history. and by the way, we do all these things. we increased productivity. we increase economic growth. so let's finish the job. get more families, access to affordable quality housing. let's get seniors want to stay in their homes, the care they need to do so. let's get more breathing room to manage a family caregivers looking after their loved ones. past my plan. so we get seniors and people with disabilities and home care services in need. >> we can afford to do that.

>> restoring the dignity of work means making education and affordable ticket to the middle class. you know, we made public education 12 years of universal in the last century. we made the best educated best-paid. we became the best educated best-paid nation in the world. the rest was caught up. it's caught up. jill, my wife who teaches full-time as an expression. hope get it right, kid. any nation out educates us is going to out compete us and univision out educates can outcompete us, folks. we all know 12 years of education. it's not enough to win the economic competition of 21st century. >> the priest court. studies show that children to go to preschool and have it. >> 50% more likely to finish eyes going go on or a 2 or

four-year degree. no matter their background. they came from. let's get public school teachers, a raise. >> here's the student debt. increasing pell grants, the working and middle class families. let's finish the job. it connects students to career opportunities starting high school, provide access to 2 years of community college. the best career training american edition of a pathway to a four-year degree. >> folks in the midst of the covid crisis when schools were closed. and we were shut down everything. let's recognize

how far we came in the fight against the pandemic itself. well, the virus is not gone. thanks to recently to the american people, the ingenuity of medicines we broke of the covid reponse. covid deaths are down by 90%. we've saved millions of lives and opened up. our country, open our country back up and soon will and the public health emergency. that's called a public health emergency. but will remember the tone it's never going to go away. more than a million americans lost lives to covid family grieving. children orphaned. empty chairs. the dining room table constantly remind you. she used to sit there. remembering them. we remain vigilant. we still need to monitor dozens of variances

support new vaccines and treatments. so congress needs to fund these efforts to keep america safe. and as we emerge from this crisis. stronger. we're also going to double down on prosecuting criminals who stole relief. money meant to keep workers in school. before i came in office, you remember? during that campaign, the big issue is about inspector general's. who would protect taxpayers dollars to sideline? they were fired. many people said we don't need them. and fraud became rampant. last year. i told you the watchdogs are back since then. since then, we recovered billions of taxpayers dollars. now

chipotle and fraud strike force going after these criminals double the statue of limitations on his and crack down on identity fraud by criminal syndicates, billions of dollars. >> dollars for american back at least 10 times as much. it matters. it matters. cohen left scars. like the spike in violent crime in 2020. first to the pandemic. we have an obligation to make sure all people are safe. public safety depends on public trust is all of us know. but too often that trust is violated. joining us tonight with the pairs of tyre, nichols. many of you

personally know there's no words to describe the heartache and grief of losing a child. but imagine. imagine if you lost a child hands of the law. imagine. having to worry or their son or daughter came home from walking down the street. planning a park or just driving a car. most of us in here. have never had to have the talk. the talk the brown and black parents have had to happen to children. hunter ashley, my children. i never had talk him. i never had to tell them of. a police officer pulls you over turner to relight on right away. don't reach to license. keep your hands on the steering wheel. imagine having to worry

like that every single time. the kids got in the car here's your tires. mother shared with me. when i spoke to her. when i asked her how she finds the courage to carry out and speak out. the faith, a gun. she said her son was a beautiful soul. and something good will come of this. imagine how much courage you carry. takes. talk to us. all of e thg. neighbors free of violence. lawn first before, you says the community's trust. just as every compliment put on that badge in the morning as of right to be able to go home at night. so does everybody else out there? shoulder? they saw

put their lives the line every single night and day. we know we asked them in many cases do too much to be counselors, social workers, psychologists responding to drug overdoses, mental health crises and so much more. in one sense. we asked much too much of that. i know most cops and their families are good, decent, honorable people. the vast majority. >> put that shield >> what happened to tyre? memphis happens too often. we have to do better. give law enforcement the real training they need. hold them to higher standards. help them succeed in keeping us safe. we also

need more. first responders are professionals to address the growing mental health substance abuse challenges. to help prevent violence in the first place. more police officers. police departments violate the public trust. they must be held accountable. i signed an executive order for all federal officers. banning choke holds restricting no-knock warrant. another key elements of the georgia, florida. let's commit

ourselves to make the words of tyler's mom true. something good must come from this. something good. well, just difficult simple. all of a sudden change in this chamber. we need to rise to this moment. we can't turn away. let's do what we know in our hearts. we need to do. let's come together finish the job police reform. to something new, do something. that was the play of parents who lost their children. uvalde. i met with every one of them. do something about gun violence.