i will be an ally of the light, not the darkness. it's time for us, for we the people, to come together. and make no mistake -- united we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. we will choose hope over fear, fact over fiction, fairness over privilege. i'm a proud democrat, and i will be proud to carry the banner of our party to the general election. so it is with great honor and humility i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. but while i'll be a democratic candidate, i'll be an american president. i will work hard for those who did not support me -- as hard for them as i did for those who did vote for me. that is the job of a president, to represent all of us, not just our base or our party. this is not a partisan moment. this must be an american moment. it's a moment that calls for hope and light and love -- hope for our future, light to see our way forward, and love for one another. america isn't just a collection of clashing interests, of red states or blue states. we are so much

that will be a priority with me. [applause] and intend to speak for freedom, stand for freedom, and be a patient friend to anyone, east or west, who will fight for freedom. it seems to me the presidency provides an incomparable opportunity for "gentle persuasion. i hope to stand for a new harmony, a greater tolerance. we've come far, but i think we need a new harmony among the races in our country. we're on a journey to a new century, and we've got to leave the tired old baggage of bigotry behind. [applause] some people who are enjoying our prosperity have forgotten what it's for. but they diminish our triumph when they act as if wealth is an end in itself. there are those who have dropped their standards along the way, as if ethics were too heavy and slowed their rise to the top. there's graft in city hall, the greed on wall street; there's influence peddling in washington, and the small corruptions of everyday ambition. but you see, i believe public service is honorable. and every time i hear someone has breached the public trust i

i committed you we will maintain that focus. i have several more questions but i don't know what the time is it so i think i may be close to my five minutes. there will certainly be an opportunity for you for a second round, perhaps a third round. we will have opportunity to go back and forth. to ask a series of questions for ms. singh, the oecd, who service rlso happens to have a luga bullet point on her resume which does not hurt one's background, having served with senator lugar for a long time. i have had several conversations with your colleagues, especially secretary keith prague, in considering what america's strategy should be as we think about competing with china, leading into our strengths. efforts on the future of innovation has been valuable in this endeavor. my staff has enjoyed working with the entire team there. to get us started, i introduced some legislation with senator schumer, the endless frontier act, which will leverage america's technological expertise to invest in emerging technologies of the future. a pa

when i sit down i don't know what will happen. i don't know what will come out. and i'm not pregnant. >> it is very difficult to reach around and wipe and said that she ordered one for us. we absolutely do not need this. and then within 24 hours we are thinking how did we ever live without this? it is also replacing the whole seat of your toilet you can also control the temperature of the water that comes out and the seat warms up. >> at a dumb and useless person do this? >> it is remote control. definitely attaching it makes somebody do it. a handyman. in the end it's a clean wipe it is just drying off it's not a smear campaign. >> if you spend this much time in the bathroom or like an extra toilet. so throughout asia to say it looks like a garden snake. but only in america we have decided to clean our asses but it's not a substitution. is not like we have a toilet paper or shortage. but i want to ask you a noun time magazine says do you want to do a profile? and i reread that and i was thinking why you or why now? she has been doing this for a long time. how do

you # i will carry you # will carry you # i will carry you#| will carry you # i will carry you # i willther for tuesday. it does look like low pressure moving into the north and western parts of the uk will bring quite a lot of cloud, wind and also rain. it will be very wet in parts of northern ireland and western scotland through the day but it will be drier the further south and east that you are, with more sunshine it will feel warmer too. this is the culprit, this area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic start to bring the rain initially to northern ireland and then to scotland. there are quite a few isobars on the chart so it will be pretty windy too. initially the rain is heavy and you can see the brighter colours there for northern ireland, pushing across the irish sea into the far north of england, but mainly into scotland. and it's western scotland the western highlands that will really see the rain piling up by the end of the day. a windy day to come as well, 40, maybe 50 mile an hour gusts across the north—west. a breezy day further south but like i mentioned, the furt

and i will always stand for our values, human rights and dignity, i will work in common purpose or a orld. history, history has thrust one more urgent task on us. will we be the generation that finally wa kes be the generation that finally wakes out the stain of racism from our national character? i believe we are up to it. i believe we are up to it. i believe we are ready. just a week ago yesterday, the third anniversary of the events in charlottesville. anniversary of the events in cha rlottesville. close anniversary of the events in charlottesville. close your eyes, remember what you saw on television, rememberseeing those neo—nazis and clansmen and whites of premises coming in off the field with lit torches, veins bulging, spewing the same anti—semitic bile heard in europe in the 30s. remember the violent clash that ensued between those spreading hate and those with the courage to stand against it. and remember what the president said when asked? he said there were, quote, very fine people on both sides. that was a wake—up call for us as a country and for me, a call to action. at

i will be an ally of the light, not the darkness. 's time for us, for we the people, to come together. and make no mistake -- united we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. we will choose hope over fear, fact over fiction, fairness over privilege. i'm a proud democrat, and i will be proud to carry the banner of our party to the general election. so it is with great honor and humility i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. but while i'll be a democratic candidate, i'll be an american president. i will work hard for those who did not support me -- as hard for them as i did for those who did vote for me. that is the job of a president, to represent all of us, not just our base or our party. this is not a partisan moment. this must be an american moment. it's a moment that calls for hope and light and love -- hope for our future, light to see our way forward, and love for one another. america isn't just a collection of clashing interests, of red states or blue states. we are so much bi

immediately when i feel safe there. what willtake for you to be able to go back, to feel safe to go back? i think that after new elections, maybe even before, maybe our authorities will stand down so i will feel safe and come back. i don't know. if you get the elections you want, would you run as president? i don't think about this now because we have a purpose now to have these elections and who will be in these elections is the second question. hello, we have a changeable week ahead but the start of the week isn't looking bad. it was the forecast, sunny spells and showers on monday. on the whole, not a bad day. tuesday is looking very different, an atlantic storm is developing around 1000 miles away from is heading in our direction and it is going to bring heavy rain and gales. but in the short term it is not too bad. apart from a few showers in the morning across southern parts of wales and the south of england, they should clear away, though maybe one or two showers in the north in the afternoon, on balance a fine day for mos

i will never forget that moment. i'm grateful to him for stepping up and i knew that of all the incredible candidates we had across that platform, joe biden was the one who could unite us. from harlem to the heartland, he was the one who could unite us and we need that now more than ever. i was fortunate to serve on the vp selection committee with an incredible, incredible fellow public servant, eric garcetti. he's the mayor los angeles. he is a true patriot in this country and he is also now my new friend, and it is my pleasure to pass the baton over to my friend and fellow biden cochair, eric garcetti. mr. mayor? mayor garcetti: thank you, congresswoman. i feel like i just heard an amazing keynote speech. you've been an extraordinary friend. we are both cochairs, on this crazy committee to find a vice president for the greatest vice president we've ever had, which is like michael jordan asking us to find a shooting guard for him. i've seen who you are and it reflects that same biden ethic of goodness every single da

>> i will say personally that i think 100%. having been on this for three years i know the problems with over time. a lot of the overtime is involuntary. they must because they must keep the staffing. they require the deputies to work overtime even if they do not want to work. we have been working hard to have adequate coverage. the sheriffs are at city hall, at public buildings. to get their level up so that the sheriffs don't have to involuntarily work overtime shifts. the problem is that it is not like a regular job. they are also within the building, too. when you are working double shifts we heard many complaints from deputy sheriffs that it would mean that they are doing long shifts inside the jails. having said that, supervisor walton there may be a compromise for the first year and second year similar to the police department. if it is the intention to cut 100% i am going to propose to you that you be amenable to something we did with the police department is cut the overtime 50% or put it in reserve. supervisor walton,

these people, i should not say this that i will. down the stairs of the beautiful plane, to shake their hands, to hug them and kiss them but i won't be able to do that for maybe 90 days or so. we will be back. but we want to thank you all. these are incredible people behind me, law enforcement. some are allowed to do their job, many are not. those are the places -- we are turning it around very strongly. i will always be with these great people. i will always the with them and never let them down and i will always be with the people of florida, your special states, very important to me. we are going to go on area the polls are going up. we had an easy campaign then got hit by the china virus. china could not have been happier because maybe we can get rid of that guy. we don't want him as president. we like the other one. they would own this country. if they dealt with biden, they would own this country. would be very quick. would not take long. did not happen that way with me. we are going one way up and they were not doing well. i

i will so him up. somebody with a sore throat or somebody goes into town and meets some girl he should meet and come back with the dribbles. i give him a slug of penicillin. anyway, everything is in boxes. because remember, i've got to pack the stuff. there are times we have to retreat to the rear. if i've got people that are coming in that are in battle looms -- germans did honor our group. for the most part. ss, different story. there was one story. i had a patient one time that was -- he said it was foggy. you could not see your hand in front of your face. he then said there were two germans. it looked like to germans were carrying something. they were getting ready to open fire. the germans said next season, don't shoot. they were two german medics that had found one of our troopers and really bad shape. the men said they brought the trooper in. they fixed the guy. save his life. the germans provided -- they tried to scrounge out as much food that they could possibly spare. everybody was starving. t

i am committed to u.s. leadership. wille atced dfc the forefront of policy for generations to come. i would work closely with the committee to strengthen foundations. opportunity tohe appear before you today and alec forward your questions. sen. risch: thank you so much. i appreciate those words. risch, ranking member menendez and members of this committee, it is an honor to appear before you today as president trump's nominee to serve as ambassador to ukraine. i look forward to continue to work with congress to further bipartisan support of the ukrainian people to enhance our relationship, support ukraine's reform agenda, and work to fully restore ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. these steps will be critical to advancing our shared goal of ukraine joining the euro atlantic community. my name is keith dayton. i have been married to my wife for almost 45 years. we have three married children, five grandchildren and one more on the way. i dedicated the past 50 years of my life to public service. i retired from

and i was scared, but i was willing. i was young, but i was ready. i had barely lived, when i began to watch men die. i began to see the special place of america in the world, and i began to see, even then, that the world would become a much smaller place, and far away places could become more and more like america. and 50 years later, after change of almost biblical proportions, we know that when freedom grows, america grows. and just as a strong america means a safer world, we have learned that a safer world means a stronger america. [cheering and applause] this election -- this election is about change, but that's not unusual, because the american revolution is never ending. today, the pace of change is accelerating. we face new opportunities and new challenges. and the question is -- who do you trust to make change work for you? [cheering and applause] my opponent -- my opponent -- [chants of "george bush"] my opponent says america is a nation in decline. of our economy, he says, we are somewhere on the list beneath germany, heading south toward

i will reinettes instructions -- -- i will repeat the instructions. >> chair borden: one more piece of communication, item number seven on the agenda there's no action taken on that item. i want to note that item number six, resolution about the bylaws and rules will not be heard in the meeting. item number five? >> would you like for me to call them together? you're not going to call item numbe6.[agenda item read]. >> chair borden: staff, i know we've already heard this item. are there anything for you to add at this point on the item director tumlin or monique webster, at this time? >> we make a brief presentation. as you know, what you're seeing today is a very similar proposal compare to what you saw last week except all of the conditions around governments have been removed. as you also know this needs to be placed on the ballot by friday of this week and san mateo, county board of supervisors have all act to affirm this ballot measure. since last week, all three counties have been working together very closely in order to make sure that we can get the ballot measure on the ballot

trump: i am going to make a speech tonight. it will be very interesting to see how he does peered i hope he does well put i really do. i really hope he does well, but i also hope he does the well. he has got to tell the truth about things, but hopefully not well enough. now, we are leading a war -- that's incredible -- but right now, we are leading in so many polls that they refuse to put out. we are doing so good in this state, in north carolina, and florida, and texas, and ohio, and michigan. you know how many car plans are being built or expanded in michigan? we are doing fantastically in michigan. we are doing great in new hampshire. these are real polls. these are poles where they do registered voters. you want to do voters that are going to vote. registered voters. you want to do what is called likely voters, in other words, people who are likely to vote, not registered voters, many of whom have died, many of them were not going to vote, and then you want to do it evenly. they do many more democrats. they do a paul -- many, many

mike, i will start with you. director sprayberry: i am fortunate here in north carolina, where we have gotten a lot of support from our legislature over the years, and i would say, for instance, last year they funded a pilot flood insurance program. what we are doing is we are issuing these policies through nfi dr. kuznick -- , free to families who are receiving funding through hud, and a block grant program. we have gotten strong support for some money that way. we are a state that provides a 25% match for the federal grants and public assistance and hazard mitigation. we continue to receive those types of moneys. ge are able to match our emp and empgs. we are sitting pretty well financially right now. we are concerned with the continued cuts in a program. charlotte continues to grow. like i said it, we think, through careful management of the funding we get, we can continue to become a more resilient state. that is what i would have to say. >> thank you, mike. jerry, we have a bout a minute. -- jared, we have ab

and i will be your champion. lause] my opponent asks her supporters to recite a three-word loyalty pledge. it reads: "i'm with her". i choose to recite a different pledge. my pledge reads: "i'm with you, the american people." [applause] i am your voice. so to every parent who dreams for their child, and every child who dreams for their future, i say these words to you tonight: i'm with you, and i will fight for you, and i will win for you. [applause] to all americans tonight, in all our cities and towns, i make this promise: we will make america strong again. [cheering] we will make america proud again. [applause] we will make america safe again. [applause] and we will make america great again! god bless you and good night! i love you! [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> c-span has covered every minute of every political convention since 1984. our radio library considered -- as the republican national convention is underway, watch more speeches on c-span.org/rnc. we can accomplish these great things and so much more. al

i built it once and i will build it again. have already -- i think the hardest part is done in terms of the economy. that is with or without additional funds from nancy pelosi. they should have put the things in what you call, the cares act, they did not do that. they put it at the end, things they are asking for that had nothing to do with corona, they have everything to do with radical left politics. reporter: [indiscernible] letters from your postal service saying the ballots for november 3 might not make it in time. as president, isn't it your responsibility since this is your postal service, to meet this critical need? pres. trump: we have a man in there for two months, he is a talented man and business person and a very nice man also, lewis, and he is working very hard. as you know, the democrats are not approving the proper funding for postal and not approving the proper funding for this ridiculous thing they want to do, all mail-in voting. universal, you could call it, mail-in voting. absentee voting is great -- i am an

reagan will raise taxes and so will i. i just not tell you, did. ering and appaluse] there is another difference, there is another difference -- [chanting] there is another difference, there is another difference. when he raises taxes it will not be done fairly. to the average income families again and he will leave his rich friends alone, and i will not stand for it, and neither will you, and will the american people. [cheering and appaluse] to the corporations and freeloaders who play the loopholes and pay no taxes, my message is your free ride is over. [cheering and appaluse] to the congress my message is, we must cut spending and pay as we go. if you do not hold the line, i will. that is what the veto is for. that is my plan to cut the deficit. mr. reagan is keeping his plan secret until after the election. that is not leadership. that is salesmanship and i think the american people know the difference. [cheering and appaluse] i challenge tonight, i challenge mr. reagan to put his plan on the table next to mine and let it onated o debate nationa

i will not let you talk at all. [laughter] i finally got you and i will not let you speak. this is amazing. i'm doing well. [laughter] mr. caro, i love the book working i will tell you why i have read all of your work. i am aor huge fan and a new you are thorough as a researcher and writer but i had no idea until you wrote the book that i could use so many words dedicated, compulsive, committed and the phrase you were taught very early a man one of your first jobs told you when you are doing research, turn every page. you took it literally and i thank you have taken it farther than any biographer and history of the written word. >> i was a young reporter at newsday. still doing very short stories and then i was thrown into the investigative going through a bunch of files at a federal agency. i came back and wrote down a memo and we had a managing editor f, a guy with a big head with some hair around the back it was very red because he started to drink very early in the day. we don't know if he graduated or even went to college but had prejudice against people from prestigiou

harris: i will lead with integrity and i will speak the truth.rse, we know this is not going to be easy, guys. it is not going to be easy. and we know what the doubters will say. it is the same thing they have always said. they will say, it's not your time. they will say, wait your turn. they will say, the odds are long. they will say, it can't be done. >> yes it can! storyarris: but america's has always been written by people who can see what can be, i'm burdened -- unburdened by what has been. that is our story. that is our story. and as robert kennedy many years ago said, only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly. [cheers and applause] he also said, i do not lightly dismiss the dangers and the difficulty of challenging an incumbent president. but these are not ordinary times, and this is not an ordinary election. simply, at stake is not the leadership of our party and even our country. it is our right to moral leadership of this planet. [cheers and applause] today i say to , these are not ordinary times and this will not be

brief and then we will be adjourning this hearing. i too will be cementing some questions for the record. ms. higgins, following the regional elections in burundi that resulted in a new president and the death of former president -- you at the state department made a case for taking a hard look at rebooting the u.s. burundi relationship. doesn't the countries going on the trafficking in persons reporting for instance preclude any real partnership in the near term and how do you envision this working? >> thank you very much, chairman. president came in a relatively [inaudible] he is also the first time there's been a peaceful transfer of power in this country since its independence. these are positive signs but there is much the remains to be done. the new president has had several important steps such as talking about his willing to fight corruption and fight covid. we want to use those opportunities where we can find common ground to see how we can work together. you are r absolutely right, chairman young. the trafficking and pearson d

we brought suit last week and we will see how it works out, i think we will win it. sically what they are trying to do with all of these requirements, including no signature verification, they are trying to steal an election. i was in ohio and texas and florida over the last four or five days and if you would see the crowds along the highways and roadways, people have said they have never seen anything like it and they haven't seen anything like it and the press doesn't report it because they are fake news. they even want to force states to implement a controversial practice known as ballot harvesting -- a very dangerous practice, meaning it would allow democrat party operatives to deposit thousands and thousands of completed ballots at the post office without any verification of who filled them out. including a verification of signatures on the ballots. you're not even going to have a verified signature -- anybody, i could sign it, you could sign it, anybody could sign it, and that counts as a vote. how can you do a thing like this? this is what they are asking for,

i will reinettes instructions -- -- i will repeat the instructions. >> chair borden: one more piece of communication, item number seven on the agenda there's no action taken on that item. i want to note that item number six, resolution about the bylaws and rules will not be heard in the meeting. item number five? >> would you like for me to call them together? you're not going to call item numbe6.[agenda item read]. >> chair borden: staff, i know we've already heard this item. are there anything for you to add at this point on the item director tumlin or monique webster, at this time? >> we make a brief presentation. as you know, what you're seeing today is a very similar proposal compare to what you saw last week except all of the conditions around governments have been removed. as you also know this needs to be placed on the ballot by friday of this week and san mateo, county board of supervisors have all act to affirm this ballot measure. since last week, all three counties have been working together very closely in order to make sure that we can get the ballot measure on the ballot

i will ask you to call the next line item. >> i believe the next line item is the presentation of the lep annual report by the department. >> yes we will present on the annual limited english proficiency report. >> good evening, commissioners chief scott and members of the community. this evening i will present on the department's annual limited english proficiency report for 2019 as mandated by order 5.20. i would like to begin the presentation by showing the department's video. we speak your language to demonstrate the multiple languages spoken by our members. if you could play that, please. [ inaudible ] >> thank you. next slide, please. the department currently has 352 certified bilingual members certified in five languages, spanish, cantonese, russian. there are 498 bilingual officers self-identified speaks a foreign language beyond the five core. there are 94 civilian members and 31 civilian members totaling 975 bilingual members in the police department with 30 members from american sign language, arabic, french, japanese. portuguese, samoan and vietnamese. >> under order 5.20

i will have a choice in the first week in august, and i promise i will let you know when i do. >> will you get to meet with them in person do you think? joe biden: we will see. we would have to wear a mask. >> will you get tested if you have to do that? joe biden: i am not prepared to say much more than that right now. thank you. i am supposed to call on people. larry bruce, abc. bruce, abc. >> this pandemic is taking a terrible toll on american lives in the economy, but are there specific states right now that you think should halt their reopening and if so which states? joe biden: >> i will not comment on every state but when the rate is more than 121, it should be one, itback --one to should be rolling back. look, from the beginning, in my view the president gave us a false choice. we have to get back to work and deal with covid. you cannot get this country going again unless you get covid under control. and so he has been late in the , game. to get himself wearing a mask. waited, you heard him a hundred times if the columbia week showing -- one earlier, 31,000 more would be alive.

i will answer some questions. cory wasn't paying attention. right. [laughter]. >> we get a lot of that in the book. but i guess i am also wondering, so after that i showed up. what made you decide to let me follow you for more than a year and being your face. and share intimate details of your life. >> it was part of the beginning. i remember you would come around and just being a skeptic. every time i would say something, she was writing a book. but then, seeing you, i think it was when we would shopping. for the first time. and sing the way that you interact with the other girls too. and started to feel really comfortable around you. and we thought she was cool. she's all right. she is really genuine. it did a lot for all of us. as you will read the book, that trip was a trip to remember. nikita: so i guess it is your turn. so karina and i came up with questions. statement quote wanted to know, you're obviously a writer. what attracted you to us really. what made you want to write about our story. nikita: oh goodness. while from the very beginning,

i will vote for him no matter what. get out there and vote for one reason or another but with less and less conviction. i want to vote for a socialist for president in the democratic party in virginia. that was great. >> i will not even get to it. there is -- the primary in new york i can't even -- the next question, a great question, access to public education and how did you put it, how is access to public education going to be changed by this crisis? i have been thinking a lot about in particular, one thing i have been thinking about, so much doom is a magnifier. thinking of all the college students, low income college students get to college and supposed to be an institutional equalizer and this boomerang to back to where the differences between their home lives are just vastly very obvious. i've been thinking about that at a college level. i have friends, one of my close friends is like her students don't have internet at home. the ways in which advantage children are more distressed and i can't imagine. it will be

i said we are ready we will write a book together. rst we have to make the cover so we made the title it was about a dog. she drew a picture of a dog. i put her name on the front and mine on the bottom she said maybe we leave your name out. [laughter] did you just cut me out of the deal? you will be an agent. [laughter] and she totally cut me out. ruthless. never working with children again they will turn on you on a dime. but i do like that idea. it's a good idea. we have a lot of books to sign. thank you for letting me have this writer's life. when i look back at this life it was my midlife crisis where do we go from here. it sounds so crazy that a book that focuses so much on loss and the end-of-life that you learn so much there is a line that says just because you're not dead doesn't mean you are alive. and all of us i know we have things in our lives every person you meet is going through battle you know nothing about. be kind all of us, no matter your battle, come back to life. we think escape means runaway but if you want to be

i will be a cafeteria worker. i will be a custodian. i will be a parent. i will be an employee. i will be a business owner. team. be a manager of a there are a lot of different hats that i will be wearing simultaneously throughout the won't be receiving any additional resources or pay for. we haven't received any support for additional food costs that are normally provided through the school. there is an added expense without any sort of supplement. however, i feel the parents could use some supplement from the district or the state regarding the upkeep. they are up keeping the schools for the most part. there is the food budget that is being allocated to schools. who weren'tts qualified for free lunches at school. during the pandemic, they were not given access to food for their children through the end of spring. it is really disheartening. it is as if people in our situation are encouraged to reach this level of self-sufficiency. then through the pandemic, that marker has been moved further out of reach. those of us who were close to reaching it are now falling further back t

i will be an ally of the light, not the darkness. it's time for us, for we the people to come together. and make no mistake, united we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. we will choose hope over fear. proud democrat. and i will be proud to carry the banner of our party into the general election. so it's with great honor and humility, i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. but well i will be a democratic candidate, i will be an american president. i will work hard for those who did not support me. as hard for them as i did for those who did vote for me. that's the job of the president. to represent all of us. not just our base or our party. this is not a partisan moment. this must be an american moment. going with the calls for hope and light and love, hope for our future. light to see our way forward, and love for one another. america isn't just a collection of clutching interests of red states or blue states. we are so much bigger than i. we are so much better than that. now, ne

i will let you answer. jennifer, we saw black lives matter referenced an george floyd reference. are there any plans from the democratic party to address what is going on in some of these cities? guest: you did see a little bit of it last night with >> speaking from above the spot on 16th street near the white house that has been painted with letters that read "black lives matter." that is much more of the focus what democratsf see as the positive energy of the protests, not getting into violence so much. i do think that there may be references at times to president

dan, i will start with you. give me your initial reaction to the speech last night by former vice president and now democratic presidential nominee, joe biden. dan: i thought it was a very strong speech, probably one of the best speeches of a former vice president and now democratic nominee has given his long career. this has been a pretty successful convention up to last night. but all conventions eventually depend on the performance of the nominee. there are questions about whether biden was going to rise to that moment. i think he did. i thought it was thematically strong. i thought the delivery was quite forceful it it answered questions i think the trump campaign has tried to put out there that joe biden is not up to the moment. i thought last night he was up to the moment. one other, this convention has reinvented what conventions will be in the future. they have shown a new way to do it. one of the things that this convention showed is there is a value in short speeches. this was probably one of the shorte

i will say, there's lots of fun things in the books. in november 27th is very symbolically special to me. let's talk about conspiracy. here's the thing. right now, i hosted a show conspiracy tv show. these to be something that was really a french thing. they were on the french braided you sit in the garage in the quarter. like you loved comic books, you are in a french book. like once a month, and no one really cared about you. that's how san diego started. [laughter]. i'm not even joking. and and every screen television. in the same thing. with conspiracies. their now mainstream. and now, donald trump talking about ted cruz's dad. and now i think she's going to release records. if she's elected to predict the two main candidates are literally talking about major conspiracies. they're not just springsteen's anymore. what's happened and what i love and what we do in the house of secrets buried within the fun person writing the book for one of the main characters hosted a conspiracy tv show as i get to expire when like to host that show. a

and they will push and i will say no. ill say to them: read my lips, no new taxes. [cheers and applause] >> true leadership is a process of addition, not an act of division. i will not attack a part of this country because i want to lead the whole of it. >> you have summoned me on behalf of millions of your fellow americans to lead a great crusade for freedom in america and freedom in the world. i know something of the solemn responsibility of leading a crusade. i have led one. >> we came together in a national crusade to make america great again and to make a new beginning. well, now it's all coming together. with our beloved nation at peace, we are in the midst of a springtime of hope for america, greatness lies ahead of us. >> we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. [cheers and applause] >> martha: four years later tonight is the night when we hear from president trump again. that is the story just for now on august 27th, 2020. the story continues all thro

i do. if i'm your president, on day one, we will implement the national strategy i have been laying out marchploy rapid tests with results available immediately. we will make the medical supplies and protective equipment that our country needs, and we will make them hear and america so we will never hear and america so we will never again be at the mercy of china or otherforeign countries in order to protect our own countries in order to protect our own people. we will make sure our schools have the resources they need to be open, safe, and effective. we will put politics aside we will take the muzzle of our experts so the muzzle of our experts so the public gets the honest, unvarnished truth. they can handle it. we will have a national mandate to wear a mask, not of the burden but has a patriotic duty to protect one another. in short. we will do what we should have done from the very beginning. our current president's failed, in his most basic duty to the nation. he's failed to protect us. he's failed to protect us. he's failed to protect america, and my fellow americans, that is unforgivabl

i will come and do it 100 percent. i remember one attack that happened somewhere in the world and it was a scenario where i had been working on in the red zone. i called my team leader and i said can i talk about this. the only thing ever let out was them targeting communities who were are about to hit my hurricane. if you think about emergency vehicles being marshaled away from the eye of the storm so they could rush in. i can tell you the scenarios go even further. and to channel them and not let them go off and wild directions. they really were west incredible with how they handled it. and to keep americans safe both home and abroad. it was an unbelievable thing to ask to be a part of. jeremy, please go ahead. i wanted to ask brad there a question i wanted to know if divisive or wrong for him to tweet out that he wanted to have that at the acquittal. great question. the tweet was he is asking me if it was divisive the stand that when seconds count police are only minutes away and after he was acquitted the department

i will read you what i call the preface to the book. this is not chapter one, which i read part of. sunday, august 5, 1945, the garden in hiroshima. for the rest of his life, sunao will never forget how beautiful the garden looked, the trees, the lake, the rainbow bridge, the ancient teahouses, the smell of fresh pine, the white herons, the perfect stillness. outside beyond the garden walls, the city slept in the darkness. in the blackout it was almost possible to believe there was no city out there at all, no houses, no army, no war, as if he and reiko were the only people live in the world. that is how he remembered it the night before the bomb. as always they had to be discreet. the authorities, not to mention their own families, disapproved of unmarried couples spending frivolous hours in each other's company. every day the newspapers in hiroshima urged citizens to work , toer and longer and faster focus their energies on the goal of victory. japan was facing its greatest testing history. this was no moment for love. but reiko was beautiful. sunao remember that first moment he sa

if i believe i can do it, i will do it and i can contribute. if i don't, i won't. >> you had warm words for your friend larry hogan. are you going to back him in 2024 if you bonds or are you thinking about your own comeback bid? gov. christie: i wouldn't foreclose any possibility. what i consider running, absolutely. i'm 57 years old. i'm still very involved in political life in public life in this country and have a lot of opinions about where the country should be headed and how it should be managed. i would not discount me running again in 2024. if i decided not to and larry decided to run, he certainly would be someone near the top of the list for me to consider supporting in that regard. i think the election is a good distance off. 2024 is light years away. who knows what is going to happen? i wouldn't preclude any possibilities for me and i wouldn't preclude supporting larry. he has a wonderful guy, a good friend, and talented public official. thinkal question, as you to 2024, whatever you decide to do, when you read your book, wereof you

and i will do it as indicated. we will not interrupt the witness. with that, secretary pompeo. sec. pompeo: thank you. i have a full statement in the interest of time, i will just read the first third. if you could put the rest to the record, i would appreciate that. thank you very much. today, i'm here to present and testify about the 2021 budget. it requests nearly $41 billion for the state department and usaid. to increase the development of democratic societies. and critically, it reflects a commitment to the strategic use of resources to provide better results for the american people. that's the top line analysis. but i want to make a broader point, that our diplomatic expenditures reflect american values. two weeks ago in philadelphia, i unveiled their report of the state department's commission on inalienable rights. my message today was simple. the trump administration places are founding principles at the core of american diplomacy. i want to talk about how we have done that in three areas. first, in securing the american people's freedoms against authoritarian threats, secu

(laughter) >> you just go find it or maybe i will help you. ve been at home. >> trevor: three months. >> since march like everybody else. and i have done a lot of walking in the woods, one of my favorite things to do. i have done a lot of reading and some writing. this was the big year that we were going to be celebrating the 100th anniversary of american women, finally getting the right to vote, and working to support the groups that i helped support through my organization onward together. and then i get to spend time with my grandchildren which i have to say is the biggest silver lining, trevor, that you can imagine during this very difficult time. so you know, i don't know what i do all day but i'm exhausted every night. >> trevor: i feel like that's ever in corona, we're all tired and we don't really know why. i do know that you have been really active and you don't-- having your voice heard, one of the biggest things you have been passionate about is voting. it seems like america is on an ominous path to a november date when there is goin

we will see how that works out. i think we will win it. sically what they're trying to do with all of these requirements, including no signature verification, they're trying to steal an election, and i was in ohio, in texas, in florida over the last four or five days, and you would see the crowds along the highways and the roadways, people have said they've never seen anything like it, and they haven't seen anything like it, because the press doesn't report it. because they are fake news. they even want to for states to implement the controversial practice known as ballot harvesting, very dangerous practice, meaning they would allow democratic party take thousands of completed ballots to the post office without the verification of who filled them out, including a verification of signatures on the ballots, so you're not even going to have a verified signature, anybody peered i could sign it. you could sign it. anybody in this room could sign it. that will count as a vote. how can you do a thing like this? so this is what they're asking for.

case i will describe the images. for those who cannot. so now picture in your mind a very untidy studio apartment one of the things i want to do is to bring someone who had been in that apartment and you may remember that child that polanski had comforted moments before he was arrested sitting on polanski's knee that when america was still alive and looking very dapper. i took him back to the apartment and showed him around it was the first time america had been back since the war. and to push him to remember all sorts of details concerning the layout of the furniture in the room and he also spoke. >> in this moment what is going on? >> he was ready to go. >> what did he say to you when he was leaving? >> know this is a video describing when the germans burst in and it shows him tearing up a little but at the end. and he was in tears remembering his engagement with his family. that was part of my approach to tell the story. and to those who had known him and taken to the places they had seen him in action. and with hundreds of thousands of

shouldn't say it because i will put it in a speech if you can read it which i doubt put it in they are tonight shouldn't say that. we should have a good audience and people will find out what the hell is going on. he hasn't answered the question and i just saw on the newscast since july 17th. and hasn't taken any questions from the fake news back there. no, think about it. [applause] and i think i take about a hundred questions a day. these people. you know, it is one thing i've learned, the people in these other countries whether president xi, china, vladimir putin of russia, one, turkey, any of them, kim jong un north korea and remember we will be in war with north korea, there is going to be a war, right congressman, there will be a war. if trump, it will be a word. it would have been a war if hillary clinton or obama. but where is the war? i don't see the war. maybe things happen, you don't know. but there's been no war. nobody killed. he would have lost 25 million, 30 million people but they don't say that. they say 100,000 people, no, no, 32 million people and

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i will turn this over to you. >> thank you. secretary esper thank you for joining us today growing up in western pennsylvania and carry throughout your great career. i dressed appropriately so were glad to have you here. will turn it over to and then have a conversation. >> thank you for that. i'm glad to see you and that you're both doing well. so to say a few things up front to set the stage when i was confirmed over one year ago with the national defense strategy. we are now in the era of great competition our chief competitors are china and russia in that order. 's of those threat of violent extremist organizations. so we have three lines of effort i free up time and money and manpower. and what we been doing over the past 12 months i will list some goals. review and update and approve all russia and china plans. implement the immediate response force and dynamic first employment readiness. number three. reallocate and achieve a higher level of sustainable readiness. and to focus the department of defense on china. with a ga