if it's invented in america, it should be made in america. and include all of america. let.o make things in this country again, to build manufacturing capacities, i said we created over 800,000 manufacturing jobs and we're still counting, to make sure we're never again in position where during the pandemic we're relying on other countries to make things we badly need at home to be able to come forward. folks, some folks didn't believe we could do this. but i've made no bones about it. i said for a long time and i mean it from the botof■try's future and lead the world again. we are leading the world again. we're proving it's never been a good bet to bet against america. ent more time with the leader of china than any other world leader has and i was with him, 17,000 miles when i was9( vice president and he was vice president before he became a leader and we're in the tibetan plateau and he asked me, can you define america for me? sa i said "possibility." "possibility." we've come out of every crisis we've been in stronger than when we went into that crisis. there's nothing be

, israel is just to push against america's strategy. for this reason, america is waiting to see that according to this resolution, of course, you can see that the resolution is two-sided that is, it advises both sides to comply with international regulations, and it advises both sides to comply, for example, to release the prisoners, which means that everything it says is two-way, and between the criminal who carried out these actions, which icj almost accepting israel's crimes, now with an implication and also recommending genocide to prevent israel from committing genocide and war crimes . based on this, icg pressure and yemen pressure on the s sea and hezbollah pressure on the north of israel and you and these same pressures, which in my opinion are a quadrilateral , are now pressures on israel, which are actually america is also the fourth side of this pressure , the demonstrations of the people in the world, especially in europe, which are not at all believable, these demonstrations, this four-sided pressure on america, makes ameri

is hurting america. its british ships are exploding and sinking. the discussion of the continuation of the conflicts of the islamic resistance in iraq is still going on against america , so it is not only an internal problem, it is a regional problem and an international problem. in addition to these, there are also global reflections that are now on the other side of the court. we don't have much hope for it, but as a voice, it is a statement, it is a moral and psychological pressure, in fact it is a propaganda, these demonstrations that are expanding day by day, these conflicts that actually started in the boycott of the sensati regime's goods in european capitals. many uprisings from the countries of latin america, the position of mr. saliva saliva. brazilian president lula selva , venezuelan president mr. maduro, and other countries , so america is actually taking all of this seriously, otherwise , if it is going to sacrifice netanyahu, but if it can reach a middle solution, it will definitely sacrif

and america's interests will suffer, not only in their elections, but america's interests will suffer in the eyes of the nations, and the weapon of embargoing american and israeli goods today, you can see that between the nations of the world have been widely promoted. this is one of the issues that today the world and the nations are doing against them and they are demonstrating against even america itself . america and the american government are going to the elections today and they should. to attract the opinion of the zionist lobby of the americans and. that's why he stood by the israeli cabinet, but today america is on the eve of the elections and in the human dimension , america's face has been mutilated. america can't justify this destruction and murder in any way. the mass killing in the area is carried out by israel , so you can see that after 6 months , the security council was able to pass a resolution, but the united states still opposes it. you also announced that the united states wants to provide so-called aid against the resistance and against the palestinian nation.

america's action against tik tok was met with china's reaction. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs of china described this action of the us as a kind of piracy and banditry and warned. this type of behavior threatens the international order. china in response to the action of the united states regarding the tik tok company , he asked washington to stop the unjustified suppression of foreign companies. the spokesperson of the ministry of commerce of china says in the gathering of domestic and foreign reporters: america should be honest to the economy, market and principles respect fair competition. the united states must stop oppressing other countries' companies for no reason. china will take the necessary measures. which ultimately weakens the confidence of foreign investors. in recent years, although the united states has never found any evidence of tik tok's threat to its national security, it has not stopped cracking down. this kind of glorification undermines trade and international economic order. the crackdown on tiktok sho

but this is not the case for america, because america itself is not gaza , because it is america. the future must be formed, and the us military presence and the establishment of this base can be the plan of the ultra-extremist spectrum in israel and gaza. annex the land, annex the land in 1948, annex the land to israel or have military control, separate the parts, bring the disaster to the west bank, build settlements , do the americans oppose this, this base can tie israel's hands in this now, it can be used as a reserve capacity, if the situation in the north gets out of control, the assumption you made can also happen to him. thank you, mr. abaraft. i have another short question, but before that i have to mention a news that is the introduction of this question. the senior american senator has called for the termination of us aid to the zionist regime. bernie sanders told cbs that what we are witnessing in gaza is literally an unprecedented crisis . referring to the displacement of 1,700,000 palestinians, sanders said that a large number of them entering rafah, and netanyahu s

security america should work. there are many pictures that politically cause fire on instagram, facebook or youtube. if you post something against the american government, your activity may be restricted. there are exactly the same things for tik tok, and i saw the same things a few days ago about the war in ukraine, which is being censored by tik tok. now, if tik tok was operating in the interests of the chinese government, all anti-war and anti-american content could be published without restrictions, but this is not the case. this is an imaginary threat created by america, i think it is also a concern tik tok is operating independently. block them and in america, where there are 170 million american tik tok users out of a population of 330 million, the new round of these efforts is similar to yesterday's. the house of representatives of the united states agreed that tik tok owners have 165 days to transfer this platform to people inside the united states. the interesting thing that exists in the middle of this

the distance tries to show a second face of itself, that is, this the main face of america is america. america always has two different faces. everywhere in vietnam , the same in iran, the same in iraq, in afghanistan. everywhere , america has two faces. it has one real face. it is where it imposes sanctions in iran . it kills hundreds of thousands of people in afghanistan. the same in vietnam , the same in palestine, this is the real face of america, but america has a second face, and it is the second face that it tries to show . food that daily bomb the american is thrown on his head, then a few food items are also thrown so that the people of the world can see the second face of america next to the first face and not to forget and not to think that america, for example , has abandoned that face of its philanthropists, not this face of its philanthropists, america should show this resolution. so to this. the reason has been established, but the fact that america itself will adhere to this resolution has one condition, and i said that the prisoners must be freed, this is america's mi

between those who wants to pull america back to the past and those wanting to move america into the futurem and democracy, a future based encore values that have defined america. honesty, decency, dignity, equality, to respect everyone, to give everyone a fair shot. to give hate no safe harbor. other people my age see it differently. the american story of resentment, revenge and retribution. that's not me. i was born amid world war$9

america itself is not gaza, it is america security measures security measures without the vision of theocratic government is not possible without a two-state solution , gaza is a part of the palestinian state that will be formed in the future, and the presence of the american military and the establishment of this base can be the plan of the ultra-extremist spectrum in israel that will destroy gaza. soil attachment. can this happen to him? thank you, mr. abolfath. i have another short question, but before that i have to mention the news that the introduction of this question is that a senior american senator has called for the termination of american aid to the zionist regime, bernie sanders told cbs. what in gaza is literally witnessing an unprecedented crisis , standers said, referring to the displacement of 1,700,000 palestinians. from them to enter rafah and netanyahu should not be allowed to create another disaster by attacking rafah, america gives 3.3 billion dollars to the zionist regime every year. more than 30,000 people, two-thirds of whom were women and children, were killed

our trip to america and canada is over. parts of the program , we will discuss the customs of other countries in the form of the ramadan program in the islamic world. preventing pests of products, increasing time food storage and productivity development. this year's grapes are very white and have a very good aroma. alhamdulillah, we have a very good impression of the results achieved by the production of different radiation systems in the agricultural industry. it can be done by irradiating food and agricultural products. it can increase its pest susceptibility and its storage life or its durability, and in this way it can curb and control about 30% of the waste that the country is facing in this area. the production of gamma radiation systems in different capacities by specialists in the nuclear industry will develop a market for farmers we are also a producer of date pulp, most of our products have a shelf life of two to three months, with the help we received from the north west of the country, now our products are bein

and we have made america be america. we and the thing about 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 somebody brought 20 something odd black 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

most popular in america itself. let me leave it here to ask mr. tafangchi, mr. tafangchi, the point and issue that mr. elmia mentions is that a video-based social network that is used and has an entertainment aspect is becoming an important security issue for american statesmen. well, first of all, hello and good night. i would like to serve you all the staff of the program and your respected viewers. i would like to make one point. the 170 million people who told me about the number of users in the show, and the next point is that now the reason why it has been banned and the reason that they are looking for it is forbidden to discuss the sale and transfer of data by tik tok outside the data american users to. the most important argument they have is that they say that since the beginning of the discussion, now the war has actually started , american users are being shown too much content that is actually related to the palestinians and they want to influence them. etc. there is another discussion, which i mentione

let's listen to what the secretary of defense of the united states of america said. today, our message is quite clear. the united states will not allow ukraine to lose. our coalition and the entire free world will not allow this to happen. last week, the usa announced another security package, which amounted to 300 million. this is an extremely important measure in order to help ukraine in the purchase of ammunition, anti-aircraft missiles and other equipment. we are now trying to find out what ukraine urgently needs, and we are determined to give it exactly that. besides, he said that ukraine and the united states of america will not back down and will do everything for ukraine. was not defeated, and this coalition will not allow ukraine to be defeated, ms. iryna, lloyd osin is saying that the united states of america, remstein, a group of countries that support us in the war against russia, are saying that they will not ukraine will be defeated, although, i, we, we do not hear the rhetoric, what rambstein will do. it is for russia to be defeated, that is, some such

america stood. america stood strong and democracy prevailed. we must be honest, the threat to democracy must be defended. my predecessor and some of you here seek to bury the truth about january 6th. i will not do that. this is the moment to speak the truth and to bury the lies. here's the simple truth. "you can't love your country only when you win, as i've done ever since being elected to office, i ask all of you without regard to party to join together and defend democracy, remember..." growth of office to defend against all threats, foreign and domestic, respect, respect free and fair elections, restore trust in our institutions, and make clear political violence has absolutely no place, no place in america, zero place. again, it's not, it's not hyperboly to suggest. history is watching or watching, your children and grand children will read about this day and what we do. history is watching another assault on freedom. join us to light is the toy of beasley, social work from birmingham alabama. 14 months ago, 14 months ago, she and her husb

, in america, in america, in america, work in america, in america, move in america, move in america , make people hate each other, make enemies of each other , let them each against the other against the other by any means that may cause insults and harassment, etc., possibly accompanied by slander and lies and such things, well, this is very difficult in my opinion. these are reserved for internal competitions. well, there are competitions within the country on various political issues, etc. self-reserved, but everyone should be together . in a family, two brothers may have two different tastes, but their brotherhood will not disappear. work should not lead to insults, lies, and insults. everyone should take care of this. this is also an important fundamental issue. i emphasize and advise our dear young people to try not to spread hatred in the society, and there is a difference of taste. there is nothing wrong with it, but everyone should stand together brotherly and face the general issues of the roman society, confront and face the opponents of the country, the opponents of the is

why, since america has realized that israel will not win this war again, why didn't america do this 3ths ago? it realized that of course the ceasefire had many conditions. he didn't give in because america has realized that the gaza war will not lead to victory for israel, america can no longer act like that support israel in the past. the priority is ukraine. the priority of the ukrainian front. estimates say that russia will launch a large-scale attack in the next two to three months, and as you can see, mr. macron, the german government. the american government is strongly talking about sending troops to ukraine and is talking about the danger of expanding russia's influence and winning in ukraine, that's why , so i have a general summary . israel has not won a war. america has realized that israel has won. it is not possible to demand an end to the war, but netanyahu did not fall under the burden, as netanyahu did a total of 60% of the israeli society still supports the war . i am waiting for your conclusion about the crime. increase the pressure and hunger on the people of the ga

that's not the way it should be in our america. is it is now more expensive for a middle class and working family to afford college. and it was 30 years ago. so let's help people. let's give 30 $500 tax credits for each child for every year. let's expand and extend pell grants for more and more students. let's make sure we offer a national service. if you're willing to do two years of national service. we will pay you up to $10,000 a year to go to college. that's and the abusive student loan industry, interest rates and predatory practices. and let's help all of the students. another man that i met this morning with maxine got out of medical school, wanted to do research on hiv, aids and we need that, don't we? the research job didn't pay a lot. his debts were huge, so he struggled for ten years to do the work that he loved and pay off his student loans. i think we can do better than that if you take a public service job like teaching or nursing or researching hiv aids, we should forget your debts over time. and that's that's not j

it is dangerous to be america's enemy. but it is free to, to be america's print. so in your heart, and since the things that it is in the americas for what america act, so the to the days when america is a great read all the was, are for america cannot determine what is happening to the data loss in most cool of adults. so much as by your leave from russia, america cannot determine who rushes friends are, all in desperate. america cannot determined on legal processes run in a democratic country like india. so i think we see the case of and for actor america rich, richer does not know the limits of the so one of the older folks. yeah. of the good relations between countries which demand that you keep like when it was most your business to speak. oh, yeah, well you know, acting like a hyper active level placement i, i guess and sometimes let me ask you this because it was just us. right. right now, america is sticking is, know is in india is political affairs and saying you guys are doing it wrong, you're going to do what we tell you to do that. let me ask you this.

it is america and this issue will not change. now , despite such a meeting and comment, in this situation , how can we have a realistic view of the differences between america and the zionist regime? see , as the american minister of defense said and you also correctly said, foreign minister shun. he said in fact the official of the american national security council also said that the strategic relations between the united states and israel are not something that can be destroyed by this person and that person and this group and that group and this war and that war . it is more fundamental and fundamental in the political structure of the united states, the problem that exists, for example , the israeli defense minister who went to the united states is on his second trip, recently, one of them was also with mr. netanyahu's official permission. mr. netanyahu said that even the trip of the israeli embassy in america, in washington, dc, don't serve their defense minister. this is very interesting. my reason is that the americans th

all three are headquartered in america. another 20% belongs to tik tok employees of different nationalities. and only the other 20% belongs to the chinese founder of this company. he is a real and non-state personality. 3 of the 5 members of the board of directors are americans. however, with the approval of the american parliament, dance, the owner of tik tok, should have about 6 months to hand over this platform, otherwise, from the service stores. it will be deleted online. if the stores do not comply with this rule, every time they allow an american user to download tik tok, they will be fined $5,000. now, to further investigate the us government's efforts to limit and block tik tok , we had a conversation an hour ago with mr. mattu alfred, a researcher and professor at bassin university. let's see the motivation of the us government to block tik tok. chinese in this field, but in fact, this is another type of sinophobia and xenophobia myth that has created other bodies that the us security government created to kill it

in other states similar laws have been proposed in america. research shows that social networks increase the risk of depression and other psychological challenges in teenagers. the european union is investigating the possible violations of the american technology company. the union announced that if it is determined in the investigation , apple, google meta laws against. if they did not respect the fence , they will be fined up to 10% of their annual turnover. apple was previously fined $2 billion for not complying with european regulations. the migration of foreign nurses from england has quadrupled after the corona period. as reported by the guardian, foreign nurses stay in england for less than 3 years and leave this country due to the salary not matching the cost of living. just last year. about 9 thousand foreign nurses left the uk. while there are a few months left for the british parliamentary elections, london accused the chinese government of carrying out covert attacks against representatives critical of beijing and the british elect

that's what america does. that's what america does.se] folks, i inherited an economy on the brink. now our economy is literally the mv of the world. 15 million new jobs in just three years, a record. a record. unemployment at a 50 year low. a record 16 million americans have started small businesses and each one is a literal act of hope. this historic job growth and for lack and hispanic americans, 800 new manufacturing jobs in america and counting. where is a rig, we can't beat the manufacturing of the world, we will and we will are. more people have insurance today than ever before. the racial wealth gap is as small as it has been in 20 years. we just keep going up, inflation keeps going down. inflation has dropped from 9 percent to 3%, the lowest in the world and trending lower. the landing is and will be soft. and now instead of importing foreign products and exploiting american jobs. we are exporting american products and creating american jobs. right here in america where they belong. [cheers and applause] and it takes time, but

really , if we put america and isis on two sides , there is no doubt at all that america's goals anderests were involved in this incident, and america is really the first accused. mr. putin has pointed towards him now in his speech in which he spoke very decisively about the founders of this incident. now the question is, how will the relations between america and russia change after this incident? before i say this, i would like to say a final point about the fact that isis in the united states is training groups of these people in northern afghanistan. there is no doubt that central asia is creating a crisis, but the russians will not abandon the main accused in any way to steal the second accused, which is this. well, let me tell you a very important issue about the dishonesty of the americans . about a month and a half ago, mr. nareshkin, the head of the russian foreign intelligence service , had a conversation with his counterpart, the head of the cia, after several months of not even having a telephone relationship. and the americans, there is a security agreement that if there

between those want to pull america back to the past. those want to move america into the future. a, my lifetime is telling me to embrace freedom and democracy. a future based on core values, defined american honesty, decency dignity qual, to respect everyone, to give everyone a fair shot to get, hey, no, say farber. know the people might see it differently. american story, hobbies in revenge, and retribution as not be. i was born, i made world war 2. when america stood for the freedom of the world. i grew up in scranton, pennsylvania crime on delaware. i'm on working class people who built this country . i watched in horror as 2 of my heroes, like many of you, to doctor king and bobby kennedy to recess noon. and their legacy is inspired me to pursue a career, a career service. i left the law firm became a public defender because my city of wilmington was the only city in america occupied the national guard after doctor kate was assassinated as a variety and i became the county council on almost by action. i got lex's united states senate and i had no intention of running today to

the only major corporation in america, industry in america, that you cannot sue. that. imagine if that had been the case with tobacco, how many more people would be dying of cancer? there's a lot more to say but i'm keeping you standing too long. [applause] [crowd chanting "four more years"] look, i was watching on television last night about 2:00 in the morning after we got back to the house. the house. the white house. still hard of think of it as home. i on. there was a fox news commentator saying, you know, biden is changing from trickle down economics to build from the middle out and bottom up, going to ruin america. ruin america? we have the strongest economy in the world right now. like iai mean this sincerely. i believed it my whole career. finally got it done. if we focus on the middle class, first of all -- first of all, they're the heart and soul and sinew of the count if you focus on them and give them an even chance, the poor have a way up and the wealthy still do very, very well. still well. i said i'm a capitalist. but capitalism when it turns to en

half the economy of america, half of all, all the economy in america g businesses. here is the deal. as more folks move into nevada for good paying jobs we need housing that's affordable the depth of the pandemic and in the depth of the pandemic the american rescue plans delivered funds to keep eightillion families in their home nationwide by preventing foreclosures and evictions. in nevada used the funds to00 people's rent to be paid. [applause] >> first time home buyers able to make a down payment. building and renovating affordable homes than more than any part of the country, any state in thecountry. here in clark county new are under construction as a result. 8,000 homes totalfamilies seniors and veterans and across the country more people own homes now than before the pandemic. we're seeing fewer foreclosures thanñ ytime in decades, but we have a lot more to do. for too many people the dream of having a good home still feels out of reach, i get . look here is my plan. you know everybody thinks because i'm president i was wealthy and significant background econ

britt: good evening, america. my name is katie britt, and i have the honor of serving the people of the great state of alabama in the united states senate. however, that's not the job that matters most. i a proud wife and mom of two am school-aged kids. my daughter, bennett, and my son, ridgeway, are why i ran for the senate. i am worried about their future - and the future of children in every corner of our nation. that's why i invited you into our home tonight. tonight. like so many families across america, my husband wesley and i just watched president biden's state of the union address, and what we saw was the performance of politician that has been an offense since before i was alive. one thing was quite clear ago. president biden just does not get it. he is out of touch. under his administration families are worse off, our communities are less safe, and our country is less secure. i just wish he understood what real families are facinglike ths one. this is where our family has tough conversations. it is wher

we keep goin's america. it's because of you america is coming back.r future is brightest. it is because of you that tonight, we can proudly say the state of our union is strong and getting stronger. >>[chanting] four more years! pres. biden: tonight, i want to talk about the future of possibilities we can build together, a future where the days of trickle-down economics are over and the wealthy and big corporations no longer get tax breaks. i come from state that has more corporations invested in the state than the other states combined. i'm not anti-corporation, but i grew up in a home where trickle-down economics did not put much on my dad's kitchen table. that's why i'm■% determined to turn things around so the middle class does well. when they do well, the poor and the wealthy still do well. pxthere's more we can do to make sure you are feeling the benefits. . americans are paying more for prescription drugs than anywhere else in the world. it's wrong and i am ending it. [laughter] there's a lot that i proposed and signed, not one of you republica

that the fed wanted prosperous america.t the democratic party was on the side of the middle class, the working poor, and main street small businesses, that scientists were incorruptible, and that science was a search -- an exalted search for the truth. that the president of the united states could always be counted on to defend free speech. i too used to believe those things. do you remember those days? she will tell you that she now understands that the defense agencies work for the military-industrial complex. usda works for big ag and the processed foods cartel. the epa is in cahoots with the polluters. that scientists can be mercenaries. that government officials sometimes act as censors.that the fed works for wall street and allows bankers to prey on main street and the american worker. that is why nicole and i both left the democratic party. [applause] our values didn't change, but the democratic party did. the things that we love are still the same. we love our families, our children, our faiths. we love clean air, c

life is like outside of america. millions of people who lost their homeland, by millions of people that lost their future. but thank god they found this great country or anything is possible. where everyone can go as far as their talent and their work will take them. but we know that the things that make america special were not an accident. they did not happen on their for 200 years, each generation of americans did what they needed to do to leave their children better off than■l thems in amera that understands that better than we do here. for literally every single one of us here is but a generation ho made our future the purpose of their lives. only in america would that have been possible. but that american dream that changed our lives and changed the world is in troublefor the g time, young americans believe the american dream is dead. it is not dead. but it is in a lot of trouble because after eight years of barack obama, the american dream, the american dream is slipping away for millions. but here's the good

is always america and it always puts america first.you are passing the most important regulations for your state, but do you want to see tighter regulations on a federal level? tell us the difference between those two regulatory backdrops, state versus federal. >> well, we have seen a cfius model at the federal level that has been ineffective at telling us really what is owned as far as property and what the vetting process is. in fact, they've told us that they don't have authority in this area. i do know there are some u.s. senators that are working to expand that authority. but when's the last time you really saw the federal government go forward and fix anything? i'd like governors to have more of a role in this. i think it's important governors pass laws to give more reporting requirements and some consequences if evil foreign governments come in and purchase up our assets. we can have that kind of a review process and model at the state level. we had a law on the books for many, many years, but we added teeth to it this year that

america cannot go back.m here tonight to show what i believe is the way forward, i know how far we have come, four years ago next week , before i came to office, of the country was hit by the worst pandemic and the worst economic crisis in a century, remember the fear? record losses? number the spikes in crime and murder rate? the raging virus, it took more than 1 million american lives and loved ones, millions left behind. a mental health crisis of isolation and loneliness. my predecessor failed the most basic presidential duty that he owed to the american people, the duty to care. i think that is unforgivable. i came to office determined to get us through one of the toughest periods in the nation's history? we have. in a thousand cities and towns america is writing the greatest comeback story never told. [ applause ] >> president joe biden: let's tell the story here, tell it here and now, americas comeback is building a future of american possibility, building an economy from the middle out and the bottom

america is different from israel and that america is against killing and genocide. this is a very big lie. no, the second point is that now the genocide in gaza has become one the tool of pressure in the west, because the free people of the west, with the demonstrations they are doing every week in europe and america, actually putting pressure on these political systems now in england, for example , the manchester by-election where mr. galloway was elected had a very important message because mr. galloway is a senior member of the british labor party and because of his support for gaza in 2014, i.e. 10 years ago, he was expelled from the party and from the parliament. now the social atmosphere in england has changed in such a way that this gentleman is re-elected with the slogan of gaza, while the representatives the two major parties of the united states and england are sorry this means that the conservative party and the labor party were not successful in this by-election in the united states, and in michigan, in several other states, the intra-party elections of

we build america and we buy american and we are american.anks in part to the chips and science act, the united states is investing more money in research and developmentha ever before. during the pandemic, semi conductor chips about the size of your finger drove pricesfrom. instead of having to import semi conductors which america invented, i might add, private companies are investing billions to build new chip companies here in america. creating tens of thousands of jobs, many paying over $100,000 a year and do not require a college degree. fo all my policies, we've attracted $650 billion in private sector investments fromo america and back to the communities they belong. for the longest time both parties sent jobs oversea because the labor was cheaper and could afford the project. now we're sending the product overseas and bringing the jobs back here. look, folks, in thousands of cities and towns, we're seeing a great comeback story. nearlylion new jobs created so far. that's a record. wage is rising and inflation is down. indials have fil

america is coming back. that's america.t's what this project is all about, the and justice and prosperity and unlimited possibilities. that's why i swear to god, i've never been more optimistic about america's future today, not because i'm president but because we're at a inflection point in history, we really are. things are going to change no matter who is president in a big way, they'll change either for the better or much worse. all we have to do, folks, is remember who in god's we're thef america. the only major country in the world that's stronger than whee went in. there's nothing beyond our capacity. i mean this sincerely, think about it, there's nothing beyond america's capacity if we do it together. and that's what we're going to do. may god bless yol our troops. thank you so much. ♪ [captions copyright national cable sallite corp. 2023] ♪/s

but here in america, that's america. we're all saw from somewhere. oh, the simple tours we can find about fixing the border or we can fix it. the formation of this moment in history happened 5859 years ago. today is selma, alabama, or hundreds of foot soldiers or just as march across the admin, pettus bridge, named after the grand dragon. a crew comes clan, the crime, their fundamental right to vote. they were be, are bloody and left for dead. are like friend and former colleague john lewis was on that march the the poor including betty may finds known as the voice of selma, the daughter of gospel singers and preachers. she sang songs of prayer and protest on that bloody sunday. top shape for nations, conscience 5 months later, the voting rights that passed them assigned the law the 59 years later. for forces taking us back in time for suppression, election subversion, unlimited dark money, extreme jared memory. john lewis has a great friend to many of us here, but who truly want on him and all the errors of marsh with him. that is time to do more th

really, if we put america and isis as two sides , there is no doubt at all that america's goals and interestse involved in this incident, and indeed, america, as the first-line defendant, is now pointing the finger at it. mr. putin is gone in a speech that he had a lot speaking decisively about the founders of this incident, the question now is how the relations between the united states and russia will change after this incident. before i say this, i would like to say a final point about the discussion that isis in the united states is training groups of these in northern afghanistan. it makes the crisis in central asia. there is no doubt that the russians will not let go of the main accused, but they will go to the second accused, that is, this is a very important point , but the relationship between russia and the united states is at its most critical. let's say we are about one a month and a half ago, mr. nareshkin, the head of russia's foreign intelligence security service, with his counterpart, the head of the american spy agency, after a few. you know that there is a security memorandu

america will be the peacemaker here in the world. morale is low because our veterans are saying out loud, where is the promise kept to the promise made? morale is low because soldiers in the uniform today wonder out loud in the cells. if our government has made a promise, will we keep it? after all, many veterans are saying the promise has not been made, kept to them, and morale is low for this reason. in order to boost morale, it is important to have a commander in chief who respects the men and women in uniform and who in turn earns the respect of the men and women in uniform. and that's exactly what i'm going to do when i get to be a president. so these are some of the reasons some of the reasons why i've asked my great family to join me in the quest to become your president. some of the reasons that let me stand right here on the verge of the primaries and we got a good chance to win if my supporters show up to the polls. so i'm here asking for the vote. i ran for the united states congress in west texas in the late seventies, an