semper fi. [applause] >>guest: that is so sweet. thank you. we did visit the london warriors here at walter reed and brooke army medical center where the burn patients are in san antonio often. whenever we could then of course, we meant with the fallen at all different times i remember especially during the 2004 campaign we would go to a big event then afterwards we would go backstage to the other room and meat with the family is that have fallen from that part of the country where we were. that is a grief that is very, very difficult to share or to see with each family. what i always saw was how the families of people who died both in september 11 and those we met with after the terrorist attacks than after that, how they wanted you to know about their loved one how they lost and they wanted to tell a story. one sister of someone who had died had written a story that she read to george and me about her brother and their rice something so moving about every one of those visits and how precious. how our country is a rear so fortunate to have me

semper fi. [applause] >> our next speaker is someone you are familiar with.s gentleman is our hope to the next governor of pennsylvania, attorney general tom corbin. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you, thank you very much. thank you for coming out on a great day. when you are finished here today, if you heard the speeches, we don't want you to lose the spirit. what should go out and work. work on behalf of tim and everyone out there campaigning today. we have a primary and a special election. one thing i remind everyone in the 12th district is that you can vote for tim burns twice legally. is important that we do that. when you are in the ballot box, making that a vote. things have changed a bit from two years ago. there has been a message that has been going out there across the nation and across pennsylvania. as i travel pennsylvania, i hear the same message everywhere i go. i will tell you what that message is a nice second. they have also heard it back in 2009 in states like virginia and new jersey where people said -- cent -- said the same

god bless you and semper fi. >> that so sweet. [applause] we did visit the wounded warriors and walter reid at brooke army medical center where a burn patient was. and then we met of course with families of the fallen at all different times. i remember specially in the 2004 campaign in the week go to big events and after the big events were over, we would go backstage or in other rooms and meet with the families of fallen from that part of the country wherever we were. and that is, you know, a grief that is very, very difficult to share with or to see what these families. and what i always saw with all the people on september 11th, all seamlessly met with after the terrorist attacks and then the families how they wanted you to know about their loved one that they have bus. and what they really wanted to do with all their stories. in fact, one sister of someone who died in iraq had read a story to george and me about her brother and there was something so moving about every one of those visits and how precious our country is coming

god bless you and semper fi, thank you for your service. >> oh, that is so sweet, thank you. [applause]. >> we did visit the wounded warriors here at bethesda, and walter reed and then, at brooke army medical center where the burn patients are. in san antonio, often, whenever we could. and then, we met, of course with families of the fallen, at all different times. i remember especially in the 2004 campaign, we'd go to big events, and them, after the big event, were over, big campaign rallies, we'd go back stage or in other rooms and meet with the families of fallen from those -- from that part of the country, wherever we were. and, that is a... you know, a grief that is very, very difficult to share with or to see with these families, and what i always saw was how the families of people who died, both in september 11th, those families that we met with after the terrorist attacks and then the families of the fallen after that, how they wanted you to know about their loved one they had lost and what they really wanted to do was tell us stories and, in fact, one sister of someo

semper fi. [applause] >> our next speaker is someone i know you are familiar with. general corporate -- corbitt. for us good afternoon. thank you very much. thank you for coming out on a great day. if you're finished, we do not want you to lose the experience. we want you to go out and work on behalf of everyone that is campaigning. we have a primary and a special election. the one thing i always remind people, you can vote for tim burns twice, legally. it is very important we be able to do that. things have changed quite a bit from two years ago. there has been a message that has been going across the nation and across pennsylvania. i hear the same message everywhere i go, and i will tell you what that is in a second, but they have also heard it in states like virginia and new jersey, where people said the same message that you're going to say here in a moment, and as i talk to people in theory county and washington and green, everywhere all the way to philadelphia common the same message is a very simple one. enough's spending. -- enough spending. [applause] enoug