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it ultimately latin america during the 1980s all in all that up to keep socialism out of latin america and secure the influence out of latin america and i would argue that is the case today the americans you know people really turns my stomach is how british and american commentators talk about how in shubha venezuela and bolivia there are human rights abuses well excuse me one of the key subsets is of socialism in latin america as was the case of soviet communism has been education health and welfare that is a human rights many of the health systems for example the health system in cheaper and the least the health systems in the western world stand in but of course american and british concept is do not care about the well settled we don't every people in latin america as they don't care about you don't we will say that all people in ukraine are what they care about is ensuring that we know our country can have influence in their backyard which is how they regard latin america west and they do not want socialist scotland some it's not so it's ok it's an attempt to sting here in americ

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that is the america that i see. that is the america i believe in.es. [cheers and applause] please join me and caucus with me in kamala's corner. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome tom steyer. ♪ ♪ >> hello, iowa. let me say this. this is the biggest gathering of democrats in 2019. and it's going to be the biggest gathering of democrats until the democratic convention next spring. pretty amazing. and let me say this. you guys are getting a chance to hear a lot of great plans and policies from some real democratic leaders. and we should all remember that everybody you here today is more honest, more coherent, and more patriotic than the criminal resides in the white house. [applause] everybody. and i know, i know that the people up here on this date are all pointing towards february 3, 2020. that's the caucus day. but you should know that for me, the big iowa date is december 15, 2019 because my my aunt betsy is going to turn 100 in iowa city, and she is told me i have to be there no matter what else. that's going to be my big day. [applaus

we've made america great again. we need to continue to build on the progress we've made for a safer, more prosperous america. >> i've to ask you this, about a story that broke overnight, denying a claim that you considered using the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office. i would like to get it from the horse's mouth, and where you stood on that. vice pres. pence: you know, when those rumors came out, i dismissed them then. i never heard any discussion in my entire tenure about the 25th amendment. and why would i/ i?what i? -- would the record we're celebrating in new hampshire is a testament to president donald trump leadership and determination to keep the promises he made when he filed four years ago in new hampshire when he campaigned across this state, when new hampshire republicans campaign for him. after election day, november, 2016, every day since he was fighting to keep the promise of the american people. and i have to tell you, this -- the very notion of this anonymous -- who wrote an editor

we think back on the history of the america and the impact america's had on ireland. just to i'm a historian, but not a professional historian. i'm an amateur, but an enthusiastic amateur historian. i have written a few books on irish history. i have a blog, which you can get through my twitter account where i l i blog on irish history. it's easier to do that than politics. my most recent historical venture was to attend the naming of the new park in washington, d.c. devoted to the memory of robert emmett is a person from this very era who was executed after a short and unsuccessful rebellion in 1803. but whose memory became a kind of icon for irish americans as a sort of sacrificial victim in the cause of irish freedom. so i'm not a professional historian, but that allows me to do an irish history 101. i go back to the 12th century but i'll get to the 18th century in 30 seconds. 101 is that the normans first invaded ireland in the 12th century. 1169. if i could just mark the history of the northern invasion of ireland. and then the established themselves in ireland a

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tigres de tercero y amÉrica sexto.no seas mala persona. >>tiene veneno!ando en una liguilla, no es fÁcil. >>ojalÁ no se equivoque. >>hay que apoyar a los mexicanos. >>4-4 >>resistio la carcajada. >>va a ganar tigres con gol de gignac. ya nos vamos y venimos con la previa! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: "fÚtbol central" fue presentado por metro . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>amÉrica, querétaro, leÓn, necaxa, morelia, monterrey... ¡arranca la fiesta grande del fÚtbol mexicano! ♪ ¡gooooooool! ♪ ¡gooooooool!

it is veterans day in america.se] vice president quayle, secretary esper, secretary wilkie, secretary de vos and scalia, to congressman to condo, commander kowalski, director durham-aguilera, distinct -- distinguished americans and it is anthered here, honor to be with you all, but most especially, it is a high honor for me to stand before you in this special place among men and women who wear the uniform of the united states of america, today, and our veterans who serve our nation in uniform in ages past. [applause] it is my great honor to welcome you here to arlington national cemetery for the 2019 national veterans day observance. i am grateful that you all would make time, as millions of americans will do across this nation, to honor all those who served. the bible tell us, if you owe debts, pay debts. if honor, then honor. if respect, then respect. today, here in arlington and all across the nation, americans gather to pay a debt of gratitude to the generations who have answered the call to serve in the armed

jugadora del equipo amÉrica. vamos al azteca, amÉrica-santos.estÁ todo preparado aquÍ en el estadio azteca, el partido de la temporada, amÉrica contra santos, prÁcticamente a unos metros de la cancha, nos encontramos preparados para el inicio de este partido, 1 amÉrica que resida santos, el superlÍder de la competencia y arranca ya, los primeros 45 minutos a travÉs de 2dn, acaba de ganar cÓrdoba el balón, entre el equipo visitante, tengo el placer como ya lo habÍamos dicho en la previa, de ser acompaÑado por moisÉs muÑoz, paco villa. >> que tal andrÉs, cÓmo estÁs? 1 gusto estar aquÍ en el estadio azteca, 1 partido sÚper importante y estos 2 equipos estÁn en la fiesta grande el equipo mexicano. se estarÁ jugando tal vez el puesto nÚmero 1 de la tabla general, amÉrica podrÍa conseguirlo en el caso de ganarle a santos, muy atractivo ese partido y ojalÁ que nos entregue 1 bueno. >> como siempre con 2 equipos que creo que llegan con ciertas dudas, afianzados a sus posiciones, 1 como lÍder y el otro como 3er clasificado. >> le pegÓ el colombiano, se f

that also talks about the america we can see. the america we can see and believe and where everyone has health care. the america we believe in where we treat our children with the respect and the nurturing they deserve so they can go to school every day and feel safe. the america we believe in the where we respect immigrants understanding. that we are a nation of immigrants. either way, unless you are a native american or your ancestors were kidnapped and brought over on a slave ship, y'all people are immigrants. [applause] the -- sen. harris: the america we believe in, this is our fight right now. the america we believe and where we knows nobody should have to work more than one job to have a roof over their head and food on the table. and ultimately, for me, it is the america i believe in, which also includes that when we approach a perfect stranger in their face, we see a neighbor. that is the america we are fighting for. and i believe we will win. thank you. [cheers and applause] let's give her one more round of applause. [ch

i wanted to show this is a story that reaches to canada and focus on north america.ut i also want to give a sense. so i travel 10000 miles in researching to cuba so in this book i try to give a sense of that landscape it would be obvious like los angeles have to read it to find out but next time when you are traveling this will be on your mind becausees then when you start looking for traces you see them everywhere. so i will read from the author's notes which explains who i am and what i'm doing the rest is straight up history with reflections with the conclusion. >> my journey through the islands of the caribbean before ending not far from where i began in georgia. in this town a dramatic transformation when i was in high school. in 1990 the school consisted of a student body with only a handful of people in the esl class. by the time i was a senior the esl classes were fall. thousands of kids and their families worked in the carpet mills that dominated the economy per greg graduated 1994 months after nafta came into force. 1200 miles from the border. today my old

and this is the america. that is the america that i see. that is the america i believe in.us with me in, lists -- and caucus with me in kamala's corner. thank you! [applause] ♪ ♪ yer.lease welcome tom ste mr. steyer: hello, iowa! this is the biggest gathering of democrats in 2019. and it is going to be the biggest gathering of democrats until the democratic convention next spring. pretty amazing. and let me say this. hearre getting a chance to a lot of great plans and policies from some real democratic leaders. remember thatall everybody here today -- that everybody you hear today is more honest, coherent and patriotic than the criminal resides in the white house. [cheers and applause] everybody. and i know that the people appear on the states are all pointing toward that were third, 2020. because that is the caucus day. februaryinting toward 3, 2020. but for me the big day is when my aunt betsy is going to turn 100 and iowa city. that has to be my big day. so i know these policies are great. and i think everybody in this room and everyone on the stage shares the same value

that america is safe again. america is prosperous again. the truth is for african-americans in every american, we have made america great again. [cheering and applause] but the keep america great, we need all of you to lend your voices. black voices for trump, everyone across this country to carried the message to every community to tell our fellow americans of every race and creed and country that african-americans in every -- and every america need four more years of president donald trump in the white house. [cheering and applause] [crowd chanting '4 more years'] thank you for allowing me to join you for the special kickoff. this is a special day. it speaks about the reach of this movement all across this country. i see it everywhere i go. americans from every background of every walk of life. president the kind of leadership that has made america safe again and made america prosperous again. ofis inspiring to see all you gathered here for this historic kickoff. i thank you for the honor of being with you today. i truly do. [cheering and

♪ america." ♪ ♪ "only in america." ♪ ♪ in america." ♪ ♪ america." ♪ ♪ ♪ watch our live coverage of presidential mind. campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. >> was the c-span networks live this week as the house intelligence committee holds the first public impeachment hearings. a committee led by adam schiff will hear from three state department official starting wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. william taylor and george kent will testify. 11:00 a.m. on c-span2, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch will appear before the committee. transcripts at c-span.org/impeachment. >> follow the house impeachment inquiry and the initiations response on c-span. unfiltered coverage live on tv, radio app and online. watch on c-span or stream any time on demand at sea spot -- c-span.org/impeachment. former vice president joe biden officially filed his paperwork with the new hampshire secretary of state office to be a 2020 democratic presidential candidate. here is a look. [inaudible] [indiscernible]

we have made america great again. to keep america great, we're going to reelect president donald trump for four more years. thank you so much. >> [chanting] four more years. four more years. mr. pence: great. you -- for the people that come in and file they can use their campaign words with the signature. [-- >> [chanting] four more years. [indiscernible] [applause] [indiscernible] >> we think indiana for that. mr. pence: thank you so much. thank you for coming out. [indiscernible] mr. pence: hey, everybody. quirks good morning, mr. vice president. mr. pence: good morning. thank you so much. such an honor to be here continuing the tradition of vice president's in the past to be the to file the paperwork first in the nation primary in new hampshire. fromhis small town boy southern indiana it is a very humbling day for me. quirks welcome to the granite state. quirks turning back to washington, your aid, jennifer williamson is apparent for congress as house democrats continue their impeachment inquiry. during your record

so i grew up at a time when america worked. when america was about opportunity.ut being born in the right city or going to the right school. it was about opportunity and this country has given me amazing opportunities. to get a great education. to be the first in my family to go to college. but not have to incur huge debts to do it. to start two businesses. deeply admired companies. creating thousands of jobs. getting an award from the obama administration for our work in disadvantaged communities. you know when the republicans are going to run against us on the economy and on jobs, they can't do that to me. i'll put my business record against any one of them any day of the week. this country's given me the opportunity to serve my country. and most importantly, to be happily married to an amazing woman, my wife, april, for 30 years and have four daughters. but my story is just much harder today. the point. it's just much harder. you know, young people in our country will be the first generation of americans that will not do better than their parents. the first ge

spirit thatxact also talks about the america we can see, the america we can see and believe in where everyone has health care, the america we believe in where we treat our children with the respect and the nurturing they deserve so they can go to school every day and feel safe. the america we believe in where we respect immigrants understanding that we are a nation of immigrants. by the way, unless you are native american or your and chester's were kidnapped and brought over on a slave ship, you people are immigrants. [applause] sen. harris: the america we believe in, this is our fight now. it's in america we believe in, where we know that nobody should have to work more than one job whether roof over their head and put food on the table. and ultimately for me it is the america i believe in which also approach aat when we and in theirger face we see a neighbor. that is the america we are fighting for and i believe we will win. thank you, guys. [applause] -- give give her run her one more round of applause. [applause] >> we will get you the microphone. my name is ken jones from housto

so i grew up at a time when america worked. when america was about opportunity. or born in the right city or schools but opportunity and this country has given me amazing opportunities to be the first to my family to go to college. to start to businesses deeply admired companies creating thousands of jobs getting an award with the obama administration for working disadvantaged communities when republicans run against that they cannot do that to me. i will put my business record against anyone any day of the week this country has given me the opportunity to serve my country and most importantly to be happily married to an amazing woman and have four daughters over 30 years. that that is the point it is just that much harder. young people in our country would be the first generations of americans that will not do better than their parents. i want you to think about that. and nowhere is it more acute than in rural america. but you have to show up to know that. and democrats have not been showing up in rural america. but i have. i been to every one of your 99 countie

this is the america. that is the america that i see. that is the america i believe in.nt of the united states. and caucus with corner.alamala's thank you. [applause] ♪ >> please welcome tom steyer. ♪ ["up around the bend" playing] hello, iowa. this is thehis, biggest gathering of democrats in 2019. and it is going to be the biggest gathering of democrats until the democratic convention next spring. pretty amazing. and let me say this, you guys are getting a chance to hear a lot of great plans and policies from some real democratic leaders. we should all remember that everybody you hear today is more honest, more coherent, and more patriotic than the criminal who resides at the white house. everybody. that the people up here on this stage are all pointing towards february 3, 2020, because that is the caucus day. for me the big island day is december 15, 2019 because my turn 100y is going to and iowa city, and she has told me i have to be there no matter what else. for me that is going to be my big day. i know these policies are great. i think everybody in this room and e

greatest as america's hero.e was besieged by offers of his endorsement and i said this sale.m ain't for years later, the guns of europe began to get closer and closer to the shores of the country reminds americans again and freedom and that you do not nd then stop.once a liberty and freedom and of cracies are prizes awarded to those people to keep ternally to hold them. sometimes, s veterans in this country has since york returned from france. veterans marched on this city tanks.eeted with prank lynn roosevelt knew what veterans saw his wife pass amongst him to say all the gs will come light in end. ne private from the division few they sent the army a eeks ago and roosevelt said eleanor. he ordered his fellow missouriin to take order of the veterans affairs known then as administration. educational stered benefits to 7.5 million americaning veterans, and he set america on the course for doing the right thing that it had forgotten in between the two great wars. but things did not continue in that way. when my fa

trump: we are finally going america first -- putting america first.ers transform faraway nations into bloodsoaked war zones, then demand americans accept unlimited migration into those territories. we don't want to do that. we are not doing that. as president, i will not allow our immigration system to be used against us. i will not allow political correctness to put our families in danger and our communities at risk. we won't do it. to protect our people from these grave threats abroad, i implemented the travel ban. and i just heard today by the fakeness that the travel -- fak e news that the travel ban failed in court. it won the supreme court. what they meant, in an earlier court, it lost. court on, he lost in the travel ban. that is right, in the early court. then i lost at the appellate division, then i won at the u.s. supreme court, but they didn't say that. they forgot to tell you the last part. keeping terrorists, we are keeping criminals and violent extremists the hell out of our country. we are doing great on the border. we are doing great o

tonight and rebuild america and make it fairer and better. i'm ready to get to work so let us get it on. i would be happy to take a question or two. sir, you have your hand up. i thought you were going to jump out of your seat. >> have you had a chance to reach out to hillary clinton? >> i was lucky enough to receive some very flattering calls between whoever made the call and if they want to talk about it for them. i would not violate their confidence. i didn't grow up in a world where i knew famous people. when you get a call from one of them i pinch myself a little bit. >> a lot of your democratic opponent's are saying you're going to be spinning a lot of money that you are accusing of trying to buy your way into this race. are you trying to buy the presidency? >> i have been using my resources for the things that matter to me. i was lucky enough to build a very successful company. it has been very successful and i used all of it to give back to help america. i am committed to stopping climate change. which is a disaster for us. i'm commit

so now to see this push away from secular america to a christian america because the separation of's date and church has worked for a long time. we are too far removed to experience what the founders did. we should hope we don't get that experience. >> the question is appropriate for him but not for me because those say that also in the book in bookstores everywhere i believe religious liberty for all citizens including non-christians for precisely those theological reasons that i believe they were moving toward separating church and state from christian theological reasons the most popular petition against the attorney general that saline and james madison's memorial moniker that is the argument the evangelical hated that if you read that carefully medicine says the fusion of the spirit of christianity so madison argues we don't want to do that because that would hurt christianity maybe that was rhetoric that he thought itur would be meaningful. >> thank you. question? >> this is a question doctor follett things one - - it seems i would want you as my neighbor i come from a line of

it is also america. america is where i have fallen in love with my best friend and where i have gotten married and where i was blessed to give birth to my daughter rose. my husband michael is a specialist in the kansas national guard and last year he was called to active duty service overseas. while he served his country, i was at home caring for our now three-year-old daughter, going to school and working. those nine months when my husband was away were hard as any single parent can appreciate but doing so with the constant fear that i wouldn't be home when my husband got home was almost unbemble. parents worry. it is something that is impossible to avoid when you love someone as much a parent loves a child. now imagine having to develop a deportation center while your husband is literally thousands of miles away. that fear will swallow you up whole. my husband fought for everyone in this country. for your rights as a citizen, my rights as an immigrant and the asylum seekers' plea for help, a better tom

anyone on to comment about a bilateral but the economy and latin america? maybe i'll go to the ambassador and mexico and say, what are the chances that we will get the u.s. and see a approved by all three of us and we can move forward sorry, to you have a point of view and his dad being talked about in mexico? >> yes of course i'm a very clear point of view and a very big commitment, it was manifested with a unanimous approval by the mexican senate, who was not unanimous but almost it was to vote against it and some abstentions, so mexican government has fulfilled its commitment john gratifying usmca and linked to this him, to the promises or the president has regarding the labor movement also the congress in mexico past and improved the most comprehensive labor reform that we've had in 70 years and it is a labor reform that is revolutionary in a way that guarantees a free secret and personal vote and three different stages and how you elect leaders of a union how do you approve the mandates for a. negotiation for a collective bargaining agreement and then

america from a dolly's eye view. is this quivering mass of irreconcilable contradictions i mean to be built. and then to be adored by church ladies and to get it do you have a sexuality the spirituality. that's exactly who i am she's just a beautiful fountain of goodness me 100 percent dolly and extractive capitalist. god created out of intrusive cultural power and i think she. did. this is jet i've been robbed from radiolab more perfect for the last 2 years i've been following dolly parton around the world. trying to figure out who she is he would be surprised to know that's why we're here we're trying to find it you never go have fun everything you know i'm a mystery to most if trying to answer the seemingly simple question what is dolly parton's america. when i. listen to dolly parton's america on apple podcasts. 2 years but dolly i know a lot of people in our community might be a little jealous and that's because our community includes many fans and so we want to hear from you at home join us on twitter are in ou

[applause] unions built america's middle class. unions will rebuild america's middle class.o that is the second way you can get some structural change in this economy, and let me tell you a third way. it is time for a wealth tax in america. [cheering and applause] and yeah, i have a plan for that. let me explain the plan. top 1/10 ofx on the 1%. here's how it works. your first 50 million dollars is free and clear. exactly, wow. canwoman over here -- i deal with this woman. she is not unreasonable. and first50 million dollar, you have to pitch into cents. and to sense on -- and two cents after that. just so everybody thinks about how this worked, anybody own a home our group in a family that owned a home, you have been paying the wealth tax. it is just called a property tax. all i'm saying that is different is for the top 1/10 of 1%, their property tax is not just real estate, it is also the stock portfolio, the diamonds, the rembrandts, and the yacht. [cheering and applause] >> i know you are going to be shocked to hear this, but there are some billionaires who have taken ex

smith: it becomes one of the largest industries in north america. are about 140ere rum distilleries throughout the georgiacolonies, from to present-day new hampshire, even some in canada. ofse are a particular type industrial production, i argue, slavery, which resembles plantation slavery from the caribbean more than other forms of northern slavery, to places like boston and philadelphia, where we are today. >> what do you mean by that? prof. smith: the way the distilleries work in the northern cities, they often have as many as eight or 10 enslaved people working in them, and usually supervised by a hired distiller. that's a little different from what happened in other industries in the north, like shipbuilding or making iron, where the workers worked alongside each other. so it is more hierarchical. of the larger uses of industrial slavery in the north. >> and what effect does it have on slavery, the institution? prof. smith: i think the invention and production of rum has several influences on slavery. mostit's one of the frequently traded items

this is the america. that is the america that i see. that is the america i believe in.d states. please join me in kamala's corner. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> let me say this, this is the biggest gathering of democrats in 2019. and it's going to be the biggest gathering of democrats until the democratic convention next spring. pretty amazing. and let me say this, you guys are getting a chance to hear a lot of great plans and policies from some real democratic leaders. and we should all remember that everybody you hear today is more honest, more coherent, and more patriotic than the criminal who resides at the white house. everybody. and i know, i know that the people up here on this stage are all pointing towards february 3rd, 2020. because that's the caucus day. but you should know that for me, the big iowa day is december 15, 2019, because my aunt betsy segoing to turn 100 going to tu i've got to be there. that's my big day. so i know these policies are great. and i think everybody in this room and everybody on this stage shares the same values. we know we need a ch

we work with her teachers to negotiate the largest raids in america. we also cut the city's carbon footprint by 14% and create new programs to combat poverty. and we expanded health care. i know government can improve people's lives. we should never settle for anything less. i foundaving city hall the largest gun safety group in history. today we continue to win battles against the tobacco industry. i know how to take the powerful special interest. in ways we can be proud of, someone with the experience to hit the ground ready to go. just as i did for 12 years in new york city hall. over the course of this campaign i will tell you what i will do as president. providing good quality health care for every american. reducinggun violence incarceration. protecting lgbtq rights. supporting our veterans. and reestablishing america's place in the world. to roll up my sleeves, to motivate our country. i'm ready to get to work. be happy to take a question or two. >> you get a chance to reach out? >> i was lucky enough to receive some very flattering calls betwee

eugenics died out in america.f course, hitler's plans did not. >> that idea of improving the human race, which is what eugenics is all about, definitely had echoes in nazi policy of the 1930s, and the holocaust is one horrific consequence of that. >> white lives matter! >> the white supremacy of today has not reached the level it did a century ago. but some of its deeply troubling ideas are returning. >> you don't think all races are equal? >> no, i do not. and i don't see why anyone would. >> the white nationalist jared taylor is a learned man, a graduate of yale, like myself. but we don't see eye to eye, to say the least. >> i want the people of africa to make africa the best continent they can for africans. and africans, i believe, will be happiest not living in a society like ours. >> i think that you place so much weight on the fact that a certain group of people's ancestors spent a lot more time in the sun than another group's and so their skin is darker. >> do you really think, do you really think that blac

we hope to hold a mirror to america space to this book. we see america, we can do better. america, we have to follow the lessons of martin luther king who said it african critical for you to be the more standard there in the world and see injustice and evil and look the brother way. then neutral in the face of injustice, and of itself isn't justice. and i conclude by just often the point that hypocrisy is everywhere. and we do think about the number of black and brown people and in presence for la marijuana, i just finished the case the criminal face of it where geiger, the white policewoman was convicted of killing this black man. she only got ten years in prison and i think about all those people didn't kill anybody. it was just la weed trying to make her name so they can pay the bills and now the united states government has in monday instances, legalized marijuana they are now la weed and making her name to pay the bills but when we did that, or imprisoned so in this book, make the case that america, you are not allowed to make profit off of la marijuana until you let

we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. we will make america great again. thank you, louisiana. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want sometime you find you get what you need ♪ i saw her today at the reception handss of wine in her meet here was going to connection footlooseet was her man you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want sometimes you need find you get what you ♪ i went down to the demonstration you can't always get what you want >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. >> intelligence committee chair adam schiff announced that public impeachment inquiry hearings will begin next wednesday. >> good morning. we are in the middle of a deposition involving ambassador hale who is the third most senior official

it is in america we believe in. we know that nobody should have to work more than one job to have a roof over their head and put on the table. and ultimately, for your me, it is the america i believe in which also includes that when we approach a perfect stranger, in the face, we see a neither. that is the america we are fighting for your. and i believe we will win. thank you guys. >> [applause] let's give her one more round of applause whistling and screaming and [applause] >> which of the microphone. >> my name is condemns, i'm from eastern texas. i drove up here to work for you. i'm working at the davenport office. and when i am doing my testament a while for you, i tell them really one word. an insolent did the pennant diabetic. i am proud of you for the work that you've done and i really want you to be elected seeking in their fight for your us. and then thing senator, i'm tired of being the only person on facebook that doesn't have a filter with you. [laughter] [applause] >> a pitcher is worth a thousand words

[applause] unions built america's middle class and unions will rebuild america's middle class. we have to do this together. i'm going to stop talking, that is really hard for someone like me to do. there is so much i want to tell you about. why don't i stop and i will take as many questions as i has time for here tonight. two microphone monitors and one microphone. we will try to get through this as best as we can. members, i will try to point out a second person so they will both be one and queue. please stand up, state your name keep yourwork, questions concise, to the point, and we will try to get to as many people as we can. i will take the liberty of taking the first question. you published an op-ed on senate bill 148, a bipartisan bill that would support the rights for us to be in worksites and engaged nonunion members. governor sununu vetoed that bill. what will your administration due to counteract that? sen. warren: let me do two halves. give me a democratic majority in the senate and the house. i'm willing to roll back the filibuster. giantred of the corporations effe

that life is worth less than nothing in america this chart actually goes back to 1955 to 2000 and you see this is what a chart looks like the financial assets of an economy in an economy that hasn't been financial is this is the business cycle it's down over exuberance over depression everybody there's a cycle that goes up and down everybody gets exuberant everybody gets depressed his blood on the streets and that's when you buy and that's when the economy starts growing again here it's just total euphoria this is when the fed and the governments have just intervened the treasuries and the fed have just intervened permanently for that top one percent and the top one percent is on the cable news shrieking outrageously anytime anything goes wrong of course jim cramer was the body man of that during the financial crisis when he said he admonish the fed and very hysterical terms that they have to come in intervene and save his friends at bear stearns save his friends at j.p. morgan save his friends at goldman sachs save his friends say he had to save them and of course they've done that e