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. >> i humbly and grea gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> trevor: yes. nothing so humble like turning the stage gold and having your name in a nine thousand point sun. even the good year blimp is like, jesus, we get it trump. we get it trump's speech tonight was a thin shell of candy covering a chocolate center of hate it in the middle just a mount of fear. it's not bad once you have a few of them. >> we will also be a country of law and order. the most basic duty of government is to defend the lives of it's own citizens. any government that fails to do so is a government unworthy to lead. >> i'm sorry so much of what trump said tonight was misleading. to make you feel better, yes there was a recent spike in homicide of major cities. over all america is in the middle of a historic crime drop. nowhere near the highest taxed nation and illegal immigration is the lowest since 2003. come up, come up, well unless you're hillary clinton. >> this is the legacy of hillary clinton. death destruction, terrorism and weakness. and weakness. >> trevor: o

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have a grea great, great rest of your weekend thank you much for being with me. see you next time. ♪ ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. used to be said when wall street sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold. but it's a sign of our changing times that it was wall street seemed to succumb to the rising menace of a virus that began a couple of months ago in the chinese heartland. financial markets were pummeled with investors suggesting the indications of the rapidly spreading corona virus or wiping out all the gains of so far. worry of this spread and the durability of this group markets. the yield on the ten year hit record lows. with investors seeking the safety of u.s. government debt. now the immediate cause of the fear was sudden evidence to the disease taking hold now well outside of china. the number of cases in italy, iran, south korea vote significantly. trent president trump sought to calm fears but the u.s. would also see an epidemic and insisted the country was well prepared to cope. anointing vice president pence t

attorney general, with grea due deference, please do not cite romans 13 to justify a policy that runs counter to genesis toon revela do not use one scripture, one usripture tofy an action that runs against every other scripture in the bible. please, stick to your attorney general mandate and assignment with greaterue dce and do not -- let the preachers preach, let the attorney general do his job, but again, it's wrong. it's inappropriate, and we're not accepting it and we're not embracing it. t are w we tolerate and we won't complacent. as you can tell, i'm passionate about this. silence is not an option. we won't be silent. agai i agree with the president. i agree with my president. congress needs to act now. by the way, i did hear the president this past friday state explicitly that he is opposed to separating families, that it is wrong, andhen i heard his wife, the first lady say the same thing, so i gree with them. now that it's wrong, and we have former first ladies making statement, my friend jeb bush and others, let's come together. let's get congress to act immediately in the

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the decision, this is a pivota time in the history of our country, where the ver foundation of the grea democratic republic is being shaken by the other side, wh are election deniers, an trying to move this country in a very dangerous direction and we thought, this is a time let me use the experience, i will do what i can, i will wor as hard as i possibly can, because so much is at stake. we have to win and that's why i took the job, and why i was very fortunate t be surrounded by amazing peopl at the dscc. kristie roberts, our executive director, everyone working there also shared that sense o mission. this was a mission to uphold democracy in this great countr of ours. >> senator gary peters, i've never seen a senator who has more people owing him big time from the president of th united states to every democratic senator, to the people of the united states. because this election was abou democracy. and that's the side that you are on senator gary peters, thank you once again for joining u tonight. >> it's a pleasure thank you for having me on >> democrats also won big in state legisl