so if you want a greater america, if you want to make america even greater, if you want to make america even better, if you want to make america even sure uncertain of its course in the future, vote for bob dole. and together we will provide leadership that takes us into the next century and beyond. thanks very much. god bless america. thank you, mr. mrs. dole. on behalf of the pinkerton academy student body, we'd like to present you with this sweatshirt. i'm in here right here, right. in the center. the candidate that was dole 96, right, right, right. thank you. and you're going right? are you okay? coming up, we're going to win, but i got to come out and try. thanks for. your. cooperation. great. yeah. thank you. i like that crowd. i. really thanks so much for all your time. make it high, like. oh, thank. you. thank y'all. get a balloon by. oh, a thank thanks for being here. we're going to win. thank you very much. well, how you doing. okay. okay. i didn't realize. i know you're not here. yeah, thanks a lot. right. got to get it all right. take a good. hang out here. oh. right. so. no

so if you want a greater america, if you want to make america even greater, if you want to make americaer, if you want to make america even sure uncertain of its course in the future, vote for bob dole. and together we will provide leadership that takes us into the next century and beyond. thanks very much. god bless america. thank you, mr. mrs. dole. on behalf of the pinkerton academy student body, we'd like to present you with this sweatshirt. i'm in here right here, right. in the center. the candidate that was dole 96, right, right, right. thank you. and you're going right? are you okay? coming up, we're going to win, but i got to come out and t. fo. your. ■Ñd

this is the united states of america. united states of america.es in this whole story, the american people starting to speak up. american workers. american pple doing the work of their community. in ways that it was before and in the fute. that is what america does. that is why they are more optimistic about the future. the united states of america. nothing beyd our capacity when we d it together. let's start working together. god bless you all. [cheering and applae] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> friday night, what c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a weekly round up of c-span's campaign coverage, providing a one-stop shop to discover where your candidates are traveling across the country. this along with firsthand accounts from political reporters, fundraising data and campaignds. watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, friday night at 7:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or download the podcast on c-span now, our free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span's voices

america. we are doing, bringing work opportunities and hope for communities all across this country. just last week, we saw the biggest jump in 30 years in how positive consumers are feeling about the economy. and how positi consumers are feeling and finally beginning to sink in, we knew it would take time but it's taking hold now tourn the economy around. eckstein billion new obligations. [applause] someoneiles for new busines, an example hope, they believe they can get something done. sterday we learned the economy 2.1% last year. [applause] we have experts in every month there would be a recession. we have strong growth in the "wall street journal". the u.s. shatters. a shocking one. [laughter] accelerating in 2023. [applause] by the way, economic growth is stronger than we've had during the trump administration. my predecessor recently said can you believe it? that is what he's hoping for. the strongest growth in the most inflation rate of any economy in the world. [applause] there's more

none of you believe america is failing. we know america is winning. that is american patriotism.applause] it's not winning because of joe biden, it is winning. it is the first national election since january 6 insurrection plays the dagger at the throat of american democracy. since that moment. we all know who donald trump is. the question we have to answer is, who are we? that is what is at stake. [applause] who are we? and as you talk to your family and friends mcallister ballots, the power is in your hands. and all we have been through in our history, independence, civil war, pandemic, insurrection, i refuse to believe that in 2024 we americans would choose to walk away from what has made us the greatest nation in the history of the world. freedom! liberty! democracy is still a sacred cause. and there is no country better position to lead the world in america. [applause] that is why i have said it many times. that is why i've never been more optimistic about our future and i've been doing this a long time. just remember who we are. with patients and fortitude, with one heart.

this is the united states of america. united states of america.whole story, the american people starting to speak up. american workers. american people doing the work of their community. in ways that it was before and in the future. that is what america does. that is why they are more optimistic about the future. the united states of america. nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. let's start working together. god bless you all. [cheering and applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ national flood insurance program set to expire in early march. unless congress chooses to extend. learning from athens ohio mayor steve patterson and the head of greater new orleans inc. and economic development organization about the importance of renewing the program. watch the hearing tonight at 8:00 o'clockas. c-span our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> friday night watching c-span 2024 campaign trail. a weekly roundup of the campaign coverage providing a one-stop shop to discover where the candidates are traveling across the country and what they are sayin

i mean that america lives by transportation, we looked at exactly how many ports america has, it hasand from the lack of goods, why am i saying these things now, because america is a profitable commercial project in which tncs, a transnational corporation, have invested. for today it seems that the center located in the city considers america no longer a profitable project, if only because california separately can arrange the countries located in the five eyes, new zealand, australia, california, and other countries around the pacific ocean, in principle , arrange it as new. america as such is too cumbersome a project, too big and too clumsy a project to continue investing in, so it will die quietly, because it is unprofitable for those who at one time cheated the american dream, its created, in my opinion , there is another element here, because look, those peoples who were so damaged by america, where it destroyed the state, where it overthrew rulers, where it killed thousands of people in so -called super operations, the question is, will they now see? that the king is weak , the

all of america.aw written back in the 30s that says when congress passes a bill that has money in be spent to build something in america whether it is an aircraft carrier or a highway or whatever it happens to be that the president should use american workers. and american products. for the longest longest time presidents did not abide by that very much but i do because i want to make sure we are making it in america belting in america with america products that's what we created 14 million newj. [cheering] folks come a great opportunity in bringing hope to people across this country let me give you one example bring high-speed internet to every person in america. nearly a century ago atnk delano roosevelt signed the rural electrification acts. creating electricity to every home and farm in america because it was insio bot in a lot of rural areas. because electricity became an essential part of modern life. so he wanted to make sure everyone had acces to i h determined that no american should be left

view of america. if you do well, i do well. we all do well. we all do well from every race and background is doing better. when our freedom is protected and we deny hate as a safe harbor. when everyone has a fair shot at a life of dignity and opportunity. whenever democracy works for everybody. it benefits everybody. i don't get these guys. everybody does better. even those folks who disagree with us. i am keeping my commitment to you. that is the america we are building together instead of erasing history. we are making history. [applause] i said my administration would look like america. starting with our incredible vice president kamala harris. when we came to office, the country was in the depth of the pandemic. we moved heaven and earth to get the country vaccinated. saving countless lives. with the economy on the brink, we sent for $200 checks into the pocket of the people hurting badly. i said we would invest in all of america. and we are. we were also clear over 14 million new jobs, record eco

it was not america's aid, but the flood of military aid that the united states of america gave to the usurping zionist regime. the statistics that we have found are 100 b 1991 31 32 38 trench bombs with a weight of 2000 tons, which after penetrating to a depth of 60 meters will release condensed steam and fuel in such a way that the islamic resistance groups of hamas will be destroyed. it can be done in the tunnels we mentioned. 20 meters to 60 meters deep in the ground, they are present in some way to destroy . 52,000 tons of weapons in the form of 15,000 bombs , 57,000 munitions of 155 mm artillery , himars smart artillery, tamir missiles to strengthen the units of halum or the rokandaz m2070 iron dome system through 230 flights of 3017 aircraft is a wide-body aircraft. and seven other penpicker ships from america, especially from the nato air base in germany to namstein, the largest air bridge in the world after the yom al-gippur war or the istaqa war or the ramadan war of 1973, to the airport women formed in the negah desert and ben guriant airport , all the help was not enough ev

america. in other words, we must examine the distribution of the great wealth produced through operation of american capitalism. is the distribution widespread? or is the wealth of america in the hands of a few as a socialist and communist, say this is the central question for our discussion today. the answer constitutes tribute to our system for the wealth produced within american capitalism is widely distributed throughout our population. as we shall see basically an economic system must fulfill two social needs of the population it serves. first and adequate production of goods. and second. and equitable of those goods. of course, there are other measurements value for an economic system. and in our previous classroom sessions we have seen how well our own system measures up, how it provides a high degree of economic freedom and great incentives for personal achievement, thus bringing about national progress. we know that american capitalism is morally right because its chief elements priva

they held a rally against america and england. in this gathering, yemenis condemned the us and british air and missile attack on their country. we see live images of yemeni people's demonstrations together. i don't want all the passages and boundaries. dear viewers , the images you are viewing are related to the anti-american and anti-british rally of the yemeni people in sana'a, the capital of this country. yemen's warning to the neighboring countries the supreme political council of yemen warned the neighboring countries of international organizations about the interference and assistance to the united states, england and the zionist regime in attacking yemen, the yemeni authorities announced in response to the recent aggression against yemen, all the interests of the united states and england have become legitimate targets for the yemeni armed forces . the sacred defense of yemen is sovereignty, independence and freedom in decision making. yemen has also emphasized that the continuation of measures taken by the yemeni armed for

, so the united states of america today lives on this region by printing dollar and uh by living for a free from the resources of the area and controlling other states, the the the the intelligence of of leaders like sulaimani uh himself when they innew when they... fighting daesh at the start in you they are fighting the intelligence of the cia and the musad and the others and in that in its own by defeating it in syria and defeating it in iraq and stopping it from go spinning over to libanon and protected the resistance even in libanon and palestine. okay uh let me just shift to professor wakim professor sulaimani was moderate but his cause lives on. and the fighters that he trained are given the uh israeli occupation forces the hell in gaza, so isn't it the same in the case of also salih in lebanon, because he may not be there physically anymore, but his comrades will definitely continue his past even in a more determined way, right? well, first i would like to present my condolences to the family of commander salih and to the palestinian people for the martur them of... this bril

america.hat's what we are doing, bringing work opportunities and hope for communities all across this country. just last week, we saw the biggest jump in 30 years ihow posive consumers are feeling abt the onomy. things are finally beginning t sink in. we passed a lot of rlly good legislation. we knew it would take time beforet began to take hold, but it has taken hold now and is turning theconomy around. we also learned america has filed 16 billion new business applications since i have become president. that's a record. [applause] wh someone files for a new business, it is an example of hope. they have a reason that they believe they can get something done. just today, we learned the economy of the united states grew by 2.1% last year. i don't want to bore you with all the detail, but the experts from the time i got elected were insisting a ression was just around the corner. every month, there was going to be recession. well, you know, we've had really strong growth. here's the headline from

i don't want to pit red america against america. want to be the president of the united states of america. some people ask, just as oprah mentioned, why now? you know, i am not running fulfill some long plans. i know that there were some some talk there about what i was writing in kindergarten. i'm going to be disclosing all my kindergarten papers tomorrow. i couldn't write an essay back then. i think i could write my name and mom. m o. m but that's not why i'm running. i'm not running because i think it's somehow owed to me. my here today is unlikely. just like oprah is unlikely. we. we share that in common. the odds say we should not be here. i always knew this journey would be improbable. i have never been on a journey that wasn't. but i am running now. because of what dr. king called the fierce urgency of now. because i believe there's such a thing as being too late. and that moment is almost upon. i don't want to wake four years from now and find out that millions of people still don't have health insurance because we didn't. t

that's not america. and for the first time, 81% of americans don't think their kids are going to live as good a life as we did. we can't be ok with that. i'm not ok with that. we do have a country to save. but i'll promise you this. if you join with us in this movement if you join with us on tuesday, i promise you that our best days are yet to come. thank you very much. god bless you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪

that's not america.nd for the first 81% of americans don't thinkg to live as good a life as we did. we can't be ok with that. i'm not ok with that. we do have a country to save. but i'll promise you this. if you join with us in this movement if you join with us on tuesday, i promise you that our best days are yet to come. thank you very much. god bless you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ oh yeah all right baby make it last all night she was an american girl well it was kind of cold that night stood alone on her balcony yeah she could hear the cars go by out on 441 like waves crashing on the beach and for one desperate moment there he crept memory god it's so painful something that's so close and still so far out of reach oh yeah all right take it easy baby make it last all night she was an american g

the promise of america. the greatness of america. wants to be sure we are not saddled with student loan debt the rest of our lives. he wants for every single person that has made a mistake somewhere in their life to get a second chance. he wants to make sure we understand we are free to do what we want to do and not have to listen to people who don't care about us. so today, i want you to know you a great night when you hear from mr. clyburn and our president. because he understands what it means to lead people. because he's a great servant, and we need to make sure we don't make the mistake and do the wrong thing on saturday. because if we do the wrong thing, i don't know what will happen to you, but don't make me come back to south carolina because you did not do the right thing. [applause] >> please welcome the chair of the decratic national committee, jamie harrison. [applause] >> what is going on, south carolina? this is what i'm talking about. for our national press, welcome to the first in the nation. [applause] our chair aske

who care about america and support america , you are reconsidering your own foreign policy, just as the zionist authorities see this war as a war of identity for themselves, for the americans, it is also a war of dignity. more than the israelis , the concern in america now is that mr. netanyahu for personal reasons and personal interests. it might take israel in a direction that is not in israel's interest, that is, the concern that americans have about israel now is that the american authorities are more than the israeli authorities. tell me more clearly what you mean. see, the americans know israel as their own , they know it as their own, it is a part of their identity. they know that it is part of their own plan in the world , they know that apart from the region, israel is facing a very serious challenge, and for this reason, the government's full support policy for israel is understandable. the problem here is that the americans they cannot see their own capabilities and the conditions of the region create a balance, which means low capability. why is it low? because they can'

when we speak of america's priorities, the first priority must always be peace for america, the world. the major immediate goal of our foreign policy is to bring end to the war in vietnam. in a way that our generation be remembered not so much as the generation that suffered in war, but more for the fact that we had the courage and character to win the kind of a just peace, that the next was able to keep. we are making progress toward that goal. the prospects for peace are far greater today than they were a year ago. a major part of the credit for this development goes to the members, this congress, who, despite their differences on the conduct of the war have overwhelmingly indicated their support of a just peace by this action you have completely demolished enemy's hopes that they can gain in washington the victory fighting men have denied them in vietnam. no goal could be greater than to make the next the first in this century in which america was at peace with every nation in the world. i should discuss in detail new concepts and programs designed achieve this goal. in a separate

and we have made america be america.bout it is, it's not like black people have this idea that we to white people, america was never a meritocracy like we start off in the book talking about the incompetence and the way survived was because it just so happened s people here in 1619, right after the starving time. right. and so it was not like black people giving this to america, say, hey, we want to give you democracy now! it was just back to what we talked about before, survival and resistance, right? like it wasn't like we wanted to participate in america and democracy. so we taught them how to make it universal suffrage, not we just wanted to have control our own destiny. and we demanded it. right. and so i think that idea of black people not pushing for america is in is, in essence self-preservation. i think also related to that we are the reason why america, a global economic power, that it is the that the slaves created and wealth created by owning people and trading people. that is what allowed us to be able to af

with that , there is a big fire, and america is forced to enter, and when america is forced to enter, the repetition of the incidents that happened in syria and in syria in 2011, in yemen in 2014, 15 in iraq in 2014, america will experience this once. well, why is he experiencing it again? well, this is a paradox. i mean, in fact, i want to solve this paradox in these conversations. if i don't know how much i can pay at this stage, or do you want to discuss it here at one stage? summarize the first question of the first part because i have other questions that fall into other categories, so this paradox is the answer. the military of the world, the world's top economic power , has designed a plan and it has not reached it in 3 months . it was not supposed to reach a month at all, but it has not been reached for 3 months. this is a very heavy blow for this super. a power that has no rival like him in the world compared to his power, so what should he do now, he has two ways ahead, one way is to enter that big fire he knows that he experienced it once, of course, he experienced it at th

all america. all men are created equal and believe on the lord jesus christ, and you shall be saved. so were intent on making a life and a future for themselves and their posterity in the united states, even in the face of color, prejudice and so after many a thousand gone. if america was not the land of these many black generations, what land could be? douglass was unwilling to let there. many contributions and sacrifices go unappreciated and unrewarded. did an american past for him? not. and african one was where blacks in america should go looking for a heritage to claim as their own. that past included the declaration and the constitution. the american belief in human equality and individual rights. that led douglass to reject appeals to black americans, to somehow recover a lost african past. he was a steadfast opponent of black colonies, asian or immigration. back to africa as it was known. marcus garvey was a later champion of that. he it he thought that it discounted the value of reclaimin

america expected this , that is, put these three items together, with that triangular strategy, america expected that the gaza work would be finished before one month. considering this, it means that the people will not tolerate that pressure at all. no, he is going to south lebanon, well, no, if he wanted to go to that big fire, he should have gone with an assassination that america is not going to go to the big fire, even if you see a yemeni boat, for example , the one that hit the yemeni boat, about 10 martyrs. giving yemenis, if america wanted to go to the big fire, it should have bombed zana, which means fire this is great. in order to conclude the discussion, mr. mohsenzadeh, i would like to know, in your opinion, now america is better. paying attention to the fact that it has not achieved its goals in these 3 months and as the main supporter of the zionist regime as well as lebanon's hezbollah, which has opened a front on the soil of this country and launched heavy attacks, it was also mentioned at the beginning of the news that the prospects of these two groups how do you see th

that is a gift to america.gift back here to new hampshire, a place of great independ and a place whh traditionally has listened and has the same affection and feeling for the possibilities of the future. that's what this race is about. and i will tell you that wherever we went across that state, people would come up to me and they would say, you're life is incredible. very, very. i, i don't know how many of you saw her on c-span the other day, but it was truly a stellar, really remarkable performer. and i am so proud to be here with the mayor of this great city reelect, the first democrat in years to serve as many terms as he is. and he's done an outstanding job. bob baines, thank you for your lovely guy. thank you, sir. i'm gteful for the support of the governor. her husband, billy, who's chairing the campaign here in the state. they're great leadership. david lange. david lange and the firefighters have done an extraordinary job. my fellow veterans from my crew in vietnam traveling with me and martha paula da

man, this is the case, we are living in the current world, america is not the america of the 90s, americamerica of the 50s , not 45 to the 90s it is the transition of the plurality of powers, which is also mentioned in the national security document of the united states. it is officially stated that we have entered the competition of the great powers . even if america wants to give an answer that is a deterrent , it will not be able to. in order to understand this issue completely, you can see that since 1880, america was the 13th military power in the world. in 1898, it became the first military power in the world in less than 20 years, i.e. 18 years. was especially with the engineering masterpiece that the atlantic ocean to piot aram with the digging of the panama canal, it is interesting to note that the americans today have more than 800 billion dollars in defense budget with 11 aircraft carriers, 2 aircraft under construction, 5 aircraft under construction, 800 military bases, 130 bilateral or multilateral security agreements. in all the countries of the world, after 1948, the north

an america strong and free. an america at peace.n america with equal rights for all citizens and for women. guarantee in the united states constitution. and america with jobs and good health and good education for every citizen. an america. a clean and bountiful life in our cities and on our farms. an america that helps to feed the world. and america secure and filling its own energy needs. an america of justice tolerance and compassion. for this vision to come true. we must sacrifice. but this national committeeman will be an exciting and a prize that will unify people together as one people. let us work. build our strength at home and together as one indivisible union. let us seek peace and security. the world. together, us. make this time of challenge and danger. a decade of national resolve and our brave achievement. thank you very much much.

america that was pushed to the brink. but i felt enormous pride not in winning but i felt enormous pride in america. american democracy had been tested. american democracy had held together. trump can see weakness in our democracy and continues to talk about it, i saw strength, your strength, not hyperbole, your strength, your integrity, america's strength and integrity. ordinary citizens state election officials, the american judicial system put the constitution first and sometimes at their peril. at their peril. because of them, because of you , the will of the people prevail. not the anger or the mob or the appetite of one man. when the attack on january 6 happened, there was no doubt about the truth. at the time, even republican members of congress and fox news commentators publicly and privately condemned the attack. as one republican senator said, trump's behavior was embarrassing and humiliating for the country. now that same senator and those same people have changed their tune for it as time has gone on, politics

uh was huge shake and huge insult to all the investment the west europe and the united states of america is been investing in creating this zist entity on the expense of killing, i don't want even say hundred thousand millions of arabs in that regions, but yesterday if you would seen from uh day the the the resistant in gaza launched from the heart of hinunis a barrage of rockets targeting tel aviv, yesterday the the the resistant published videos showing they are manufacturing their own weapons under the ground in in hannunis itself, this the key for the resistance and i can say this is across all the resistant axes from to palestine, to iraq, even syria, to yemen, they are all shared this point which they, they manufacture their own high-tech but cheap weapons which they can afford to produce and to target, and this in its own is creating kind of tilting the balance of power reginally, and this is what shaking the united states of america, let me look just, a quick point, the yemanies in in their own when they enacted their blockade, this is the first time in history, a small poor stat

he's turned his back on america's teachers and on america's schools. and i am running for president. and every day of this campaign, across every community in new hampshire and all across our nation, we will join together and hold this president accountable for making a mockery of the words leave no child behind. we will fully fund education. out of. add up the real deficit. add up the real deficit, and you'll see that the toll isn't just the money. it's not just $1,000,000,000 a day that we add to the deficit of our nation. the toll is in the countless numbers of seniors who can't get prescription drugs. the toll is in the countless numbers of people who can't get ahead in their wages. we've watched while we've had a so called recovery is defined by george bush, 250,000 jobs was the goal. they created only a thousand and most of them were probably in the unemployment office. folks. 249,000 jobs short. ceos of the top companies in america saw their income go up 16%. bonuses on wall street went up 25%. workers in america saw $0.03 per hour increase. not

that had been pushed to the brink, an america pushed to the brink, but i felt in norma's pride in america- enormous pride in america because american democracy had been tested and american democracy held together. trump sees weakness in our democracy and continues to talk about it. i saw strength, your strength. it is not hyperbole. your strength. your integrity. america's strength and integrity. ordinary citizens. election officials. the american judicial system who put the constitution first and sometimes at their peril, at their peril. because of them, because of you, the will of the people prevailed, not the anger of the mob are the appetites of one man, but the attack on january 6 happened and there was no doubt about the truth. at the time even republican members of congress and fox news commentators publicly and privately condemned the attack. as one republican senator said,, trump's behavior was embarrassing and humiliating for the country, but now that same senator in the same people have changed their tune. as time has gone on, politics, fear, money have all intervened and now t

come to america, i'm in america, i'm in america. america and england were zoomed in on coming to another place to bring another disaster to the oppressed people of yemen so that the people would be distracted from this. no, america, israel , england are going to be destroyed, sir , you have massacred, the court was about to start. they are the enemies of humanity, to change their minds and take them to the other side. these are not human defenders. the people of yemen rubbed the power and that fake domination of america on the ground and smeared the great powers. yemenis planted flowers fairly. america always work. cruelty and oppression are the same basis there is no such thing as america, which is in decline and cannot do anything special. it is on its last breath . they are fighting and, god willing , they cannot do anything wrong, and the final victory is with the right front, with ansarullah and hezbollah. god willing , palestine will be out. is. the preacher of friday prayers in tehran said that today yemen is a reality in the

this is the united states of america. united states of america.es in this whole story, the american people starting to speak up. american workers. american people doing the work of their community. in ways that it was before and in the future. that is what america does. that is why they are more optimistic about the future. the united states of america. nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. let's start working together. god bless you all. [cheering and applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. cardin: thank you, madam president. as the chair of the senate foreign relations committee, i come to the floor to advise our colleagues about the urgency for us to take up and pass the supplemental appropriations bill that contains many important provisions,ut

that's not america. an america we all can't. an america we witness to serve all those who, in fact, participate. and losers are taught to concede when they lose. and he's a loser. [applause] [cheers and applause] and then we all came together to put the country before ourselves. the lies that led to january 6 are part of a broader attack of the truth america today that we all have seen before. the same movement that throughout the mob at the united states capital isn't just trying to rewrite history of gender sex, they are r trying to determine to erase history and your future. banning books, denying the right to vote and have it counted, destroying diversity, equality, inclusion all across america. harboring hate and replacing cope with anger and resentment and a dangerous view of america. that narrow view of america, a zero-sum view of america that a says, if you win, i lose. if you succeed, it must be i failed. if you get ahead, i f all, if i hold you down, i lift myself up. that's not new in america. every stride forward has