people of faith and i later heard that letters from friends of my dads, when he was in college, he was in his knees every night praying to god my dad died when i was 12, is really angry at god because understandable. i was asking a lot of questions that i didn't ask as a 12 -year-old is stable middle-class family. and just share my roth journey. as a roth journey of going to that grief and going through some of their very difficult experiences in my life did but finding in the darkness, fighting my own faith in reaching out to god in my life tell me through the journey. and set a pathway that i describe it print is a raw way in my relationship with god and how i've grown in overtime and always with me. in combat, and victories, on mountaintops. and in the depths of despair and grief which we can all relate to his love. twenty-five nothing in the book is marathon. sen. martha mcsally: employment endurance athlete so i share, i run many marathons in a couple of iron man triathlons. so for sarah's is certainly theme in my life. think those experiences have helped as i have had to endure other things we needed to persevere. i sh

my kids come back so amped up because my dad -- god bless my dad.hours. they come back like characters in a horror movie, their hearts are pounding because it's so -- and they feed them -- they completely throw their diet off they'll say -- they don't want dinner you'll say, what did you feed them they're like a bag of skittles and half a cup of coffee >> my mom and dad for my sister's kids, they gave them pints of ice cream of ben and jerry's. i go, you give them a scoop -- they're like, let them live. >> alexei's dad said when ash was 1, we came home and he had been watching him, and he asked, has ash ever had ice cream? and we said no he has now he goes, don't worry, he liked it we wanted to say, we didn't think he wouldn't like it. >> it was never on the table >> we should hold off on ice cream until he develops a taste for dairy and sugar. >> who do you have on the show tonight? >> we have paula pell, john lutz and from cnn john berman. >> that show, by the way, it's so funny on quibi. that must be a blast >> the truest form of relentlessly dum

my. god nobody's in my dad superdad keep coming. to the right. super lotto not go straight for a little to the right that's a great you did it. now i need electricity. then action. instance would have to be are there more people here than the past 2 years the government has recommended going on vacation in your own country because of the coronavirus. in deference to coronavirus measures we're not fully booked we could easily accommodate 200 more people but we don't want to do that you can see that there's a lot of space. we're outdoors and the risk of infection is minimal but we don't want anything to increase. naturally we have corona regulations we ask that you wear a face mask in all public buildings stores sanitary facilities and at the boat rental . business who are the typical campers you just like me or permanent campers. you can assume that in the camper community 10 percent of the people have never been to a german campground before these are now under way to something there's an even bigger run on campsites. in normal summers we turn aw

i later got letters from friends of my dad when he was in college, he was just on his knees every night praying to god but when my dad died when i was 12 i was angry at god which is understandable. i was asking a lot of questions that i didn't ask a 12-year-old in a stable middle-class family and i just shared my raw journey. it's not a pat journey but all raw journey of going through that brief and going through some other very difficult experiences in my life. but finding in the abyss and darkness, finding my own faith and reaching out for the hand of god in my life to help me through that journey and it's not a path way that i described it, it's a raw way like most people in my relationship with god and then how i've grown in that space over time now he is with me in combat and in victory and on mountain tops and in the depths of despair and grief as we can all relate to as well. >> another continual themein your book is marathon . >> i'm an endurance athlete though i shared, i've run many marathon and a couple ironman triathlons. so perseverance is certainly a theme in my life and i think those ex

. >> god, can my dad get a car. how can american-made vehicles no longer be out there?odernizing two american plants adding 2,000 jobs. biden has a knack for promising to do things that have already been done. but it's nice to see him following leno and seinfeld to host car shows i in their retirement. >> laura: and you also have the issue with a car that appears more up to date than the candidate. >> and the car is from 1967. laura, did you notice the bird competing with biden and that bad? this is a theme and this is like wilmington over there. >> trump has not been tweeting again this morning. i call him president tweedy. inspector general to make sure where that money went. >> the president is focused and that is the geese in the background. >> the doctor doolittle of delaware, laura. and when he always talks about that shotgun he has come at the shotgun. i believe, i'm a hunter and i have a shotgun. he can't even blessed that shotgun to clear the geese out. while you were out this week, raymond, biden's mental acuity was questioned. i can't believe it. question by

god. -- my guy. [cheering] my mom and dad both work at the elementary school in our small town, and among the many thingshem is a simple lesson i have learned, that this is america, and every woman can walk through every door of opportunity. my parents are here tonight. [applause] [cheering] proud to be the daughter of them. long ago, a young farmer and haberdashery from missouri followed an unlikely path. he followed an unlikely path to the vice presidency. and a writer observed, we grow good people in our small town, with honesty, sincerity, and dignity. i know just the kind of people that writer had in mind when he praised harry truman. i grew up with those people. they are the ones to do some of the hardest work in america, who grow our food, run our factories and fight our wars. in goode their country times and bad, and they are always proud of america. [cheering] i have the privilege of living most of my life in a small town. i was just your average hockey mom and signed up for the pta. [cheering] [laughter] i love those hockey moms. they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? lips

god. but then at the same time when your dad joined him on stage, oh, my god, jorge's on stage.he place went crazy asge was always a fun thing for the family. and the relationship between them, they would get really deep and spiritual together. obviously, music was a big part of their conversation, but i think spirituality also on top of it. besides that they just loved getting dinner together and eating. like food was a big part too. north beach restaurant they'd go to a lot. ou say it was the final word. any final thoughts. michelle, we'll start with you. >> first of all, i just want to thank you for having us on here and kind of talking not only about my dad but also about his wonderful new cd, "restoration." i hope people love it as much i just hope that everybody just remembers him and the gifts that he brought to this world. hold him in your heart. >> this is the album right here. we're going to talk with the producer in our next two segments. anthony, your final thoughts. >> yeah, again, thanks for having us. it always feels good to talk about who he is beyond music. so t

god has left us with his thoughtful spirit, his spirit, the american spirit. my dad has proven to be driven by that spirit. he has demonstrated his faith and uncompromising heart in action. my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. if you care about living your and without restraint fighting against rebellion to suppress your voice and building your american dream than the choice in this election is clear, a vote for my father, donald j. trump, is a vote to uphold our american ideals. be true to yourself and stay true to the dream of america. thank you and god bless you all. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ♪ >> acting secretary wolf, i present you five candidates for naturalization representing five countries. >> on behalf of everyone here today, i would like to express my gratitude for hosting this nationalization ceremony at the white house. to our candidates, it's my honor to administer those of allegiance and welcome you as our fellow citizens. . candidates for naturalization, raise your right hand and r

that are very difficult in need of a harley or god these red entirely dependent on dad herds for their livelihood including my own grandparents but it is much less now. in ordinary times the god the community into livestock they wore clothes made out of their sheep so this fabric was god but. kumar says integrating with typical and other minorities has deepened his connection with his own and other cultures and their leisure. to millo getting 0. and i started interacting with there but i did not know much about them their culture and traditions. but now i feel like we are like a family that works together. but we have slowly started to learn more about each other's lives. to this brown says he has learned lessons not just about the n one mental benefit of going to look but the social and cultural benefits too. in the beginning i thought it difficult because different language to open but i do . i mean it's nice to having a different background different culture. is. created more. you know will and bloom and to the local people and really said his factory. as well as. don't depend on the big companies. in hope

my dad from spain, and then from cuba. but my family is done running away. by the grace of godlive the american dream, the greatest blessing i've ever had, my dad only had a sixth-grade education and he told me, don't lose this place, i am speaking to you today because my family is done abandoning what we rightfully earned. there is no place to hide. i'm speaking to you today because president trump may not always be politically correct, if in fact a successful businessman, your average career politician, our president is just another family man, a friend, and most important, our elected commander-in-chief who puts america first. keep in mind, the other guy running for president is not only concerned about power. yes, yes, power for them, but not for the benefit of all americans. i am speaking to you today because i have seen people like this before. i have seen movements like this before. i have seen ideas like this before. and i am here to tell you, you cannot let them take over our country. i heard the promises of udell castro, and i can never forget all those who grew up ar

my dad would pack us breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> oh, my god. and how long was school?2:00 p.m. >> so the whole day's gone? >> the whole day, yeah. but it was the only time i actually felt, like, whole. >> yeah, i agree. people that we met there still stay with us today. >> yeah, those are all, like, even if i saw them again today, they would all still be my best friends. >> talk about your teaching farsi to children. how did you decide to do that? >> when i was in farsi school, like, the 15, 16-year-olds, and i think that they're so big, and i always wanted to be like them and they knew so much about farsi. it would be a really cool experience for me to come and give back to kids like me when i was younger. >> yeah. using what we know and our mistakes we've encountered from farsi school to benefit them. [ speaking foreign language ] >> good. >> i'm okay. >> farsi. >> i live in -- >> you got to try. it just gets harder in your 30s. >> did you ever as a kid not want to come? >> oh, yes. >> okay. >> my favorite tv show was the same time as farsi school and we were crying

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reminds me of puerto rico, especially my backyard because my dad as a load of papayas over there, so when i see the first time i came i feel like, oh my godi feel like i'm at home. >> carid baez leftbringing her then-10-year-old puerto rico, daughter kalyani and joining a wave of puerto ricans known as "boricuas" who resettled here in central florida. for people who came after maria, >> it looks like puerto rico >> drawn by a familiar environment and job, the counties that circle the magic kingdom are some of florida's fastest growing. one osceola county is the seventh fastest growing in the nation, driven, in the last two years, by the arrival of thousands of puerto ricans after the storm. 2/3 of the 40,000 storm evacuees who moved to florida now live in osceola county and as u.s. citizens were immediately eligible to register to vote here. at a holiday festival, community organizer alex barrios reminds newcomers how important they can be here in florida. this is a booming population. >> the puerto rican population is estimated already to have surpassed over one million people. the puerto rican community is the largest and the potentiall

. >> what if i lose my mom, my dad and my sister all at the same time. i said, god, please do not do this. this was the worst day of my entire life. >> reporter: 84-year-old raymond and verlean were in the same hospital. sheena could only talk to her father in nurses a assisted video chats. >> i need you to hang in there. i don't want you to give up. i know you're tired. >> reporter: but the virus was too much. >> i don't want you to cry or anything like that. but guess what? i'm going to see you soon. >> reporter: raymond died a month after getting sick. this was one of the last conversations sheena had with her father. >> all right? i love you, dad. i love you so much. i'm so thankful you're my dad. i thank you for everything, okay? >> sheena, don't cry, honey. it's okay. >> reporter: in the midst of all of this, sheena was laid off from the airline job she had had for 18 years. >> i didn't want to lose my family. you know, my sister got better, i said, god, whatever you do, please i can't handle losing both of my parents. >> reporter: her sister was starting to r

my family is done run away. by the grace of god i live the american dream. the greatest blessing i ever had, my dad only had a six grade education told me, don't lose this place, you will never be -- i'm speaking to you today because my families done abandoning what we rightfully earned. there is no place to hide. speaking to you today because president trump may not always be politically correct, he is in fact a successful businessman, not your average career politician. our president is another family man. a friend, most important our elected commander in chief who puts america first. keep in mind the other guy running for president is mostly concerned about power. yes, yes, power for them. but not for the benefit of all americans. and speaking to you today because i have seen people like this before. i have seen movements like this before, i have seen ideas like this before. and i am here to tell you, we cannot let them take over our country. i heard the promises of fidel castro and i can never forget all those who grew up around me, to look like me, who suffered and starved and died because the

my dad from spain. then from cuba. but my family is done running away. by the grace of god, i live the american dream. st blessing i ever had. my dad only had a sixth grade education told me, don't lose this place. i'm speaking to you today because my family is done abandons what we rightfully earned. there is no place to hide. i'm speaking to you today because president trump may not always be politically correct. he's, in fact, a successful businessman, not your average career politician. our president is just another family man, a friend, a most important our elected commander in chief who puts america first. keep in mind the other guy running for president is mostly concerned about power. yes, yes, power for them, but not for the benefit of all americans. i'm speaking to you today because i have seen people like this before. i have seen movements like this before. i've seen ideas like this before. and i am here to tell you, you cannot let them take over our country. i heard the promises of fidel castro, and i can never forget all those who grew up around me who looked like me who suffer and starve

god. i was asked to speak on a subject that was so important to my family religious freedom. my dading is, we would be more gladly or we would be gladly to speak on these things at the dnc, but the dnc has removed god. there is no room for god. joe biden said that he would bring the light. he would remove the darkness. but jesus christ said i am the light of the world. that those who follow me will be removed out of darkness. and how thankful i am that the rnc has not been ashamed of god but we know that is where our faith is in this country. that's the foundation of our religious freedom in this country. todd: 30 seconds we have remaining samaritan's purse relief organization started by your family is on the ground to help those devastated by hurricane laura. what are they doing today? >> so we have a mobile unit, a tractor-trailer that is deployed to lake charles. this tractor-trailer is full of tools and equipment. but we need volunteers and prayers. you can check out on our website samaritan's purse.org. >> samaritan's purse.org. cissie graham lynch thank you for joining us for

my god. [sighs] >> eric: it's you, nicole. she wants you to raise her son. >> will: yes, dad, i talked to sonny. >> lucas: and? >> will: i tried, but, um, he's still pretty angry with me. and i'll try again once he tells ari that she's not gonna get a little baby brother or sister after all, but... honestly, dad, i don't know if sonny's gonna forgive me. [soft dramatic music] ♪ >> marlena: [chuckles] yay! >> belle: i'm sorry for coming by so late. >> marlena: oh, no, i just love seeing you. >> belle: oh, well, shawn just told me everything that's been going on with ben. i mean, what a horrific ordeal. >> marlena: mm-hmm. thanks to eve donovan. >> belle: yeah, i mean, i get that she wants to avenge her daughter's death, but kidnapping and torture? i mean. [chuckles softly] >> marlena: but you know what? claire was the one who realized that eve was the one who had the motive to hurt ben. obviously, she was the one who saved his life. >> belle: i know. i can't wait to tell her how proud i am of her. >> marlena: oh, oh, honey,

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. >> by the grace of god and the american dream, the greatest blessing i ever had, my dad, who only hadation told me, don't lose this place. and speaking to you today because my family is done abandoning what we have rightfully burned. there's no place to hide. >> bill: did you think about that when you heard it? of course its immigration and people who are coming here from places of conflict and anarchy and tyranny, that has made this country what it is. that is why we are an exceptional country, because people are willing to and stick their lives and their future on becoming americans. and that's just a beautiful salute to everything our forefathers and mothers have created. why would you not vote republican. this is not a distance and i come too easily. as you know i come from a multigenerational republican family, unlike other people who are in government or who have been a government that works for the of administration, the bush administration or the republic administration, we are just not comfortable with what we see. 177,000 people died from covid and yet we are just supposed t

my dad from spain, and then from cuba. but my family don't run away. by the grace of god i ever had. my dad only had a 6th grade education told me don't lose this place, you will never be -- i'm speaking to you today because my family's do not abandoning what we've rightfully earned. there's no place to hide. i'm speaking to you today because president trump may not always be politically correct, he's in fact a successful businessman, not your average career politician. our president is just another family man, a friend, a most important, our elected commander in chief who puts america first. keep in mind the other guy running for president is mostly concerned about power. yes, power for them but not for the benefit of all americans. i'm speaking to you today because i have seen people like this before. i've seen movements like this before. i've seen ideas like this before. and i am here to tell you we cannot let them take over our country. i heard the promises of fidel castro. and i can never forget all those who grew up around me who look like me, who suffer and starve

my dad from spain. then from cuba. but my family is done running away. by the grace of godatest blessing i ever had. my dad only had a six grade education told me, don't lose this place. i'm speaking to you today is not y family abandoning what we rightfully earned. there's no place to earn. i'm speaking to you today because president trump may not always be politically correct. he's in fact, a successful businessman. not your average career politician. our president is just another family man, a friend, and most important, our elected commander in chief who puts america first. keep in mind the other guy running for president is mostly concerned about power. yes, yes, power for them, but not for the benefit of all americans. i'm speaking to you today because i have seen people like this before. i've seen movements like this before. i've seen ideas like this before . nd i am here to tell you, we cannot let them take over our country. i heard the promises of fidel castro. and i can never forget all those who grew up around me, who look starved who suffer and and died because

i am brushing my teeth run morning and they came running in and said, dad, we think it is time we married jill. swear to god. i asked her to marry me five times. >> it wasn't just my heart that was on the line. i loved the boys so much, i had to be sure it had to be forever. >> and i said i will ask you one more time and she goes like this--okay. she put us back together. she gave me back my life. she gave us back a family. we were raised with the same values. >> i grew up in pennsylvania right outside of philadelphia. my mom was english scottish and my dad was italian. my grandmother made the homemade noodles that would hang and she would be drying her noodles. >> they were a very close family. >> she is kind of like the godmother of all of us. >> we have all seen the feistiness in her. >> there was a bully in my school and she marched up the street and knocked on his door and punched him right in the face. my father fought in world war ii. he was a signalman in the navy and he was very patriotic. he would take us to watch the blue angels and he was so proud. we worshiped our mother. i can picture her so w

i'm brushing my teeth and they came running in and said dad, we think it's time we married jill. swear to gody me five times. >> it wasn't just my heart on the line. i loved the boys so much. i had to be sure it was forever. >> i'm going to ask you one more time. will you marry me. she goes like this. okay. >> she put us back together. she gave me back my life. she gave us back a family. we were raised with the same values. >> i grew up in pennsylvania. right outside of philly. my mom was english scottish. and my dad was italian. my grandmother made the homemade noodles that would hang and drying her noodles. >> very close family. eldest of five girls. >> she's like the god mother of us. >> i think we've all seen the feistiness in her. >> there's a bully in my school, she marched up the street and knocked on his door and i punched him right in the face. >> my father fought in world war ii. he was a signal man in the navy. he was very patriotic. he would take us to watch the blue angels and he was so proud. we worshipped our mother. i can picture her so well reading her hours. she just loved t

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to come to deliver this message my energetic 8-year-old son, jackson, stopped me and said, dad, can you please just tell everyone that all lives need to matter, and that god loves everyone. i realized that my 8-year-old had figured out what so many adults have seemed to have forgotten, we are not as divided as our politics suggest. at some point for the sake of our children, the policy must take priority over the personality. so because you have an issue with president trump's tone you are going to allow biden and harris to deny our underserved black and brown children school choice? are we so offended by the president's campaign slogan, make america great again, we're going to ignore that joe biden and andca kamala have locked up hundreds of black men for nonviolent crimes. going to allow the media to lie to you by claiming that he says there are very fine white supremacists in char slotsville? that's a lie. and ignore the black lives matter organization that openly, on their website, call for the destruction of the nuclear family. my fellow americans, our families need each other. we need black fathers in the homes with their wives and children. the fut

god has blessed us with unstopab spirit, his spirit, the american spirit. my dadven to be driven by that spirit. he has demonstrated his faith and his uncompromising heart and actions. my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. if you care about living your life without restraints, about rebelgrade against those who would suppress your voice, and building your american dream, then the choice in this election is clear. a vote for my father, donald j. trump, sia vote to uphold our american ideals. be true to yourself. and stay true to the dream of america. thank you. and god bless you all. >> o'donnell: that was tiffany trump, the president's youngest daughter, speaking earlier. she just graduated from georgetown law, and one of the family members that is speaking in support of donald trump tonight. also addressing the convention now is kentucky's attorney general, daniel cameron. he is the first african american to hold that post. cameron was thrust into the national spotlight this year after breonna taylor was shot to death by police in h

god has blessed us with unsufferable spirit, his spirit, the american spirit. my dadpirit. he has demonstrated his faith and uncompromising heart and action. my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. if you care about living your life without restraints, about rebelling against those who would suppress your voice and building your american dream, then the choice in this election is clear. a vote for my father, donald j. trump, is a vote to uphold our american ideals, be true to yourself and stay true to the dream of america. thank you and god bless you all. ♪ ♪ >> sean: wow, powerful comments president trump's daughter tiffany trump. what a difference from a week ago radical socialist convention against american goodness and greatness and american exceptionalism. in a few moments first lady melania trump will address the rnc on night two from the rose garden which is where we are broadcasting from. also vice president pence will make an appearance at the convention tonight. we are awaiting speeches from eric trump and secretary of state mike

god or not examiner i want to come back. and see your brother i would rather pay them. what sent to my dad. by the united in the right to die on this episode of this chain we all shit the police respond to mental health crises and if not then you can join the conversation on you cheap look forward to hearing your responses your questions for the panel and you can be part of the street. i will say hello to the guests to guess will introduce themselves to you sandy it is good to see you tell everybody you know. everybody wanted to. reach over spots that we're going through also which is an issue we're trying to bring to the city to do rapid response. crisis intervention. oh i were a lot of parents i am sure were myself i train if you were i would go so there i host. so. looking forward to digging into a lot that you have going on. welcome to the straying south to an international audience good morning black i'm the director of consulting at weber clinic i'm also a former coots crisis worker and administrator i spent 10 years responding to calls out in the community and working to support the

i'm brushing my teeth one morning, and they came running in, beau and hunt said, dad, we think it's time we marry jill. swear to god line. i loved the boys so much. i had to be sure that it had to be forever. >> now, i'm going to ask you one more time, will you marry me? she goes like this, okay. ♪ >> she put us back together. she gave me back my life. she gave us back a family. we were raised with the same values. >> i grew up in willow grove, pennsylvania, right outside of philly. my mom was english-scottish. and my dad was italian. my grandmother made the homemade noodles that would hang, you know, and she would be drying her noodles. >> they're a very close family. >> she's like the god mother of all of us. >> i think we have all seen the feistiness in her. >> there was a bully in my school. she marched up to street, and knocked on his door and i punched him right in the face. >> my father fought in world war ii. he was a signalman in the navy. and he was very patriotic. he would take us to watch the blue angels, and he was so proud. so proud. we worshipped our mother. i can picture her so well, reading for hou

my god. help me. >> it came out of nowhere. a sweet stay-at-home mom from a strong family of faith shot point-blank at her own garage door. >> my dad

god created the heaven and the earth. >> a rocket scientist and minister on a heavenly mission... >> that was my dad's dream -- to get theles to the moon. >> ...a parable of loads of fiches... >> a whole bible is on here? >> so the whole 1,245 pages. >> ...lunar bibles, the lost books of apollo. >> well, reverend stout and his wife,en they left nasa, just kind of vanished from the pages of history. >> until a court puts them under a microscope. >> you're saying that her intentions were sinister? >> and the value of each tiny bible -- out of this world. >> items that have gone to the moon can command six or seven figures. >> if you do the math, that's a lot, a lot of money. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in houston, texas, the hub of the american space program, to meet an heir whose strange inheritance is hundreds of bibles that went to the moon. >> my name is jonathan stout. my father made it his life's mission to land the good book on the moon. those lunar bibles are my rightful inheritance, but they're locked up in a judge's chamber because someone else is trying t

god had a purpose and a plan for my life. i was not delayed or denied. i was destined for such a time as this. >> i recognize that my dad's communication style is not to everyone's taste and i know that his tweets can feel a bit unfiltered but the results, the results speak for themselves >> we face an invisible enemy that we didn't ask for nor invite, but we will defeat it. we will defeat it because america is where innovation happens. >> nbc's tracie potts joins us with more from d.c tracie, the president's message was decidedly darker than that >> reporter: well, it was, frances. and it was actually the second longest convention speech that we have ever seen, in either party. the first was the president's speech four years ago. and while he was speaking at the white house, there were protests happening outside. in fact, senator rand paul said that he was attacked by what he called an angry mob. he described it as a crazed mob of about a hundred people. this while inside, a thousand people were on the white house south lawn, listening to president trump and a large part of that speech was attacking joe biden and his rec

my son stopped me and said dad, can you tell everyone that all lives need to matter and that god loves everyone. in that moment, i realized that my eight-year-old have understood what so many adults have seem to forget. we are not as divided. for the sake of our children, the policy must take priorities. we are going to ignore that joe biden and kamala harris have collectively bear responsible for blocking up catholics for non-violent crimes. are you going to allow the media lying to you by falsely claiming there are white supremacy in charlottesville. ignore the black lives matter organization that openly on their website causing the destruction of the nuclear family. my fellow americans, our family needs each other. we need black fathers in the home with their wives and children. the future of our community depend on it. i am blessed to be able to run in the program and teach in prison across america. the inmates of my federal prison program literally receiving days off their sentence just by attending my class and that's all thanks to president trump. president trump cares about the

god, but -- >> you give me so much joy. the great honor of my life, hugging her virtually, mom and dad in mississippi, just such a blessing to see part of the great tradition knowing you are holding up such a way that self-examination goes hand in hand with fortitude and determination to keep on fighting, keep on swinging. >> what a beautiful exchange. thank you for letting me be witness to that. the best version of your self that you shared with me and us. i feel bad giving a pitch now but all right. before we begin the audience questions i want to remind everyone about "begin again," free shipping and 10% of those sales go to the campaign so please pick up this booklet is guiding people who need to know about baldwin into the future so do that and also register for upcoming events, another with dorothy roberts on the eighth and the free market associating the socialism conference on the fourth of july. a perfect time so was voices of color do you recommends to the audience whether historical or present? >> what is in mind for you? >> this was published by kristin carrie, black radical against booker t. washington and wpb d

god has blessed us with unstoppable spirit, his spirit, american spirit. my dadn to be driven by that spirit. he has demonstrated his faith and his uncompromising heart and actions. my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. if you care about living your life without restraints, about rebelling against those who would suppress your voice and building your american dream, then the choice in this election is clear. a vote for my father, donald j. trump, is a vote to uphold our american ideals. be true to yourself and stay true to the dream of america. thank you. and god bless you all. ♪ >>> i'm kim reynolds, governor of the great state of iowa. i love this state and i'm so proud to serve its people. iowa truly is a land of opportunity. it's the birthplace of the computer. it's a landmark of the financial services industry. and as so many of you already know, it's filled with farmland that feeds and fuels the world. it's also home to people who care for one another, who work hard, who love this country, and are truly grateful for the freedo

my god daughter and i were there last summer. she lives in portland, maine and went back home and went to goggle and checking out bison. her dad says that she knows more about buffalo than you can imagine. a lot more than just looking at the animals. a lot of education there as well. some of the viewers by the way are sharing the memories, and we're happy to share a few of them with you right now. check out these little ones. mom and dad are the proud parents of jordan and jona. they told us that it was jordan's first time seeing an elephant family. the family enjoyed themselves, and it was so great to see them having a great time at the oakland zoo once again. by the way, we're checking out more of the photos throughout the hour. stay tuned for that. >>> still to come on the zip trip to the zoo, helping to save mountain lions as the habitat continues to shrink here in california. how the oakland zoo is working to save the beautiful big cats. >>> first, what is the stake of the zoo. up next, a live update from the zoo about how everything has been going so far. stay with us. (birds chirping) (woman chattering) - [narrator] ord

god has blessed us with his spirit, the american spirit. my dady that spirit. his faithonstrated and uncompromising hard and actions. my father has made me believe america can truly be great again. if you care about living your life without rebelling against those who would suppress her voice, and building your american dream, then the choice in this election is clear. is a vote my father to uphold our american ideals. be true to yourself and stay true to the dream of america. thank you. ♪ >> iowa is the birthplace of the computer, the financial industry, and as so many of you know, it is filled with farmland that feeds and fuels the world. it is also home to people who care for one another, who work hard, who love this country, and are truly grateful for the freedom it provides. as i like to say, iowa is one big small town. neighbor helping neighbor is in our dna. from the farmer who cannot harvest his crops, to the single mom who loses a job and is struggling to get on her feet, the town, the community helps them get through it. what happens whe

my eyes. i mean how dad was born in germany to a palestinian father and a german colombian mother. i'm in the comfort of god beaver's garden he explains his relationship with his arab parrot it's the nice thing about it is that my father was able to transmit through music his love and his appreciation to his own culture so it was really always a living the arabic culture is very emotionally attached and with the food and with him i just nice combination of sharing community food music art that was basically you know i'm able to feel like an arab feel like a south american or feel like a european like a german of course my name sometimes they would make a little bit fun because it's like me asylum mia salami you know the salami you know exempt kids would say something about it but i was laughing at it too i mean i made the best of his multi ethnic heritage his experience gives me hope get his daughter marry mock you like is also another half german half arab child of an earlier arab immigrant like never and that's in german you know you know. just. dish but. in this especially assamese. mislead us into a fre

deliver this message, my 8-year-old son jackson stopped my and said, dads, can you please just tell everyone that all lives need to matter, and that godat moment, i realized that my 8-year-old had figured out what so many adults have seemed to forgot. we are not as divided as our politics suggest. at some point for the sake of our children, the policies must take priority over the personalities. so because you have an issue with president trump's tone, you're going to allow biden and harris to deny our underserved black and brown children school choice. are we so offended by the president's campaign slogan, make america great again that we're going to eignore that joe biden and kamala harris have been responsible for locking up countless black men for nonviolent crimes. are you going to allow the media to lie to you by falsely claiming there were very fine white supremacists in charlottesville? he didn't say that, it's a lie. and ignore the black lives matter organization that openly on their website call for the destruction of the nuclear family. my fellow americans, our families need each other. we need black fathers in the homes, w