america 3-cd set. it contains not one, but 3 cds of tim's latest music, all of it inspired by the many moods of sea and shore. then your collection is complete with tim janis' seasons of the heart 5-cd library. you'll have music to accompany any moment, any time of the year, and any event in your household. and your gift to th will be substantial. call now. >> tim janis, welcome. welcome. >> good to be here. thank you. >> i've been talking to tim, so i assume you already know he's here, you see, but here he is. beautiful concert. >> oh, thank you. thank you. >> and we've only seen one-third of it so far. but, you know, the interesting thing to me, i think, tim, is how did you come up with this music? now, you live in maine, so you're close to the seashore, so that's a given. but where does the rest of it come from, this idea of sea meeting shore? >> well, you know, i live up by the coast of maine, and i look out at the beautiful, uh, you know, the horizon, the waves crashing, and i thank god for my gif

so wisely that had chosen sentences go as the venue for the 34th america's cup. it is an incredible pleasure to work with greg thompson, the director of the america's cup event of authority, who will be here facilitating the event and making sure that it meets all of the expectations of not just larry ellison and the oracle team, but all of the teams that will be competing here. [applause] >> thank you, jennifer. on behalf of all of us at the america's cup, all my colleagues, and everyone even associated with the cup in any way, we are pleased that the new mayor lee has chosen to stand up and recognize the cut so early in his term. it is a great sign of support and confidence in what we're doing. i have to say the whole city has warmly and enthusiastically embraced as. we feel like everyone is reaching out to us to offer a hand to help us make this the bet -- the best event possible. our job is to stage this event, working very closely together with the people from the city, the board of supervisors, the port authority, all the citizens of san francisco. the cup

it's a flet to america. daniel pike is with us, author of "militant islam reaches america." with us is chris holton, vice president at the center for security policy. it's amazing to me. we'll get into the 12th imam. but five years ago before the economic meltdown started, i was very tuned in to what was happening in iran and the middle east. then we took our eye off the ball because america started to have so many problems under george w. bush and it just kept cascading. haven't been paying attention enough. i sit here now and say oh, my gosh, what have people been doing when america went back to sleep? shariah law is starting to ugly creep in america. >> people are so focused on terrorism, they don't pay attention to the insidious educational media, legal and political growth of radical islam in the west as a whole, the united states in particular. >> organization, i mean they are main streaming now, the muslim brotherhood. our administration says nothing wrong with the muslim brotherhood do you agree with that? >> yeah. >> glenn: nothing wrong with it? >> do i agree with

america. and so, i know my friend from round rock, texas, sitting in georgetown, texas for so many years, looks at things like i do, as a former district judge. whose -- who's at fault? you look at the evidence, the majority in the house has done everything possible to try to placate the senate. we have passed lots of bills to get the funding done. the evidence is clear. the democratic majority last year refused to do what was required and pass a budget, no budget passed, no appropriation to fund things. why? you can only speculate about that. it was an election year. perhaps there was concern that if people saw the total amount that they were going to be appropriated, that it might have been worse in the election in november. the people saw through and the majority switched here in the house. and so here we are with these bills that have been filed, pushing another bill this week here in the house. and in response, there has been nothing passed in the senate. and people that know the rules kn

>> from latin america, from mexico, up through mexico but all through central and south america. but this explosive demographic growth among hispanics in the united states is going to be the political football for the next decade plus, because it is going to be the voting bloc that both sides are really going to fight for, as they should. because when you look at the black vote, that is essentially monolithic democratic vote. but the hispanic vote is less monolithic than the black vote is. barack obama won two-thirds in those poll numbers are starting to soften, not just towards obama but towards the democrats ic party. and hispanics tend to be more culturally conservative, values of hard work and faith and family. those are the kinds of things that the republicans really kneeled to put extra effort into, speaking to the hispanic community, saying your values are our values, and here's why. >> welcom . >> thank you. >> do you center any comments? want to agree or disagree? >> it's true that hispanic community is not as monolithic as the black community, but you have to look at al

thought a vision of the america i know the america i know is generous and compassionate the land of opportunity and optimism yes we take responsibility for ourselves but we also take responsibility for each other. for the country we want in the future that we share were nation that built a railroad across a continent and brought light to community shrouded in darkness we sent a generation to college on the g.i. bill and we saved millions of seniors from poverty with social security and medicare we have led the world in scientific research and technological breakthroughs that have transformed millions of lives that's who we are this is the america that i know but the president said even most rich people in america realize how twisted and sick my words not his the republican vision is being poor and right now is he said that he and warren buffet and most of the rich people frankly don't need more tax cuts and that in fact most of not even a lot them like the german businessman said they don't want to be rich people in a poor country and then finally the president completely rebutted reagan's idea

america. [applause] some of you may have heard that this is where we will be basing our headquarters for the 2012 campaign, right here back home in chicago. [applause] this is the first time in modern history that a sitting president has based the reelection campaign outside of washington. [applause] i decided i don't want our campaign to be just between the pundits and a power broker it. i want our campaign to be here because you guys are the ones who got me started. [applause] i see people in this audience who supported me when no one could pronounced my name. [applause] i see folks who supported me when i ran for congress and got a beat down. you health nurse me back to health. one of the things i have seen again and again over the last couple of years is the conversation in washington is very different from the conversation around kitchen tables and office coolers. i want to make sure that our campaign was rooted in your hopes and routed in your dreams. i want to make sure that we are putt

so this is america this is. what you. know. so ray. charles what you were doing there what were you trying to accomplish what happened well i was there to hear the speech actually as the george washington university but i got really turned off with a standing ovation and you know the offensive kind of. so i confess i'm sad so i can fancy that when greeted her so i took off my shirt and i had veterans for peace and my shirt turned my back and decided i would i would not have her get away thinking that everybody support or oppose your answer to the standing ovation yeah and so i stood but i didn't sit down and i had my back to where i was about twelve yards in front of her and the clip comes on when i'm being taken out and she's just at the saying and the government in egypt pulled the plug right while you're getting the flight pulled on yourself the cell phone service was cut off internet blocked the government didn't want the people to communicate with each other or with the press and didn't want the world to watch so when they get thr

along with the nation's growing debt there's another crisis brewing in america people living on the streets out of a car in abandoned buildings so what's mean done to address the homeless. and while so many americans struggle with halmos most are already bigwigs of the leading corporations are raking in millions even billions in profits end up paying a penny douglass sent. along this company. and we could take a debt want to one lesson from our neighbors across the pond i'll tell you how the germans and swedes are dealing with their own budget to learn how to handle surplus . everest. tax payers like you and me are getting the shaft from giant corporate tax cheats we're going to zation public campaign looked into corporate tax dodgers and released a new report that shows just how much money was spent by a dozen just twelve of america's most profitable corporations to ensure that they don't have to pay their fair share of taxes major corporations like exxon mobil the most profitable corporation in the history of the world going back to the roman empire chevron conoco phillips as well as fina

that is what made america what it is. i love the opportunity and freedom that is america. washington is trying to smother that with regulation and taxes and a greater and greater reach of the federal government. they are wrong. i believe that we stand by our allies and friends. i believe in a strong military and strong commitment in the principles that keep us the hope of the earth. [applause] i just want to close with a couple of thoughts and then turn to your questions. we are at a very unique point of time in american history. i think there is a recognition on the part of the american people that something is really, really wrong with our government. i say that because for years, even when my dad ran for office back in the 1960's, we used to talk about deficits and too much spending. that was the message that struck home with our base, but it was not something that independents are democrats want to. i have seen polls of the biggest issues that americans are concerned about, and frankly, our national debt rarely makes it into the top five. that is different today. the m

and now heads to ignite hatred in the heart of the arab american community is this person who does america vs the muslim world. and the world of finance our golden opportunities a result of the dollar losing its shine. the government has. jet fighter planes they have for machine guns they have howitzers so if the government gets out of control how do you keep it in check the group of americans are using their second amendment rights to form a militia. saturninus thursday april twenty first at five pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lyster you're watching r.t. well he's the florida pastor that seemingly ignited the world when he first threatened and then did preside over the burning of the crown and its mark three days of protests in afghanistan they turned violent protesters killed eight united nations workers the burning spark condemnations from u.s. officials and questions over the limits of free speech now pastor terry jones is at it again he's planning a protest against a real law and jihad in dearborn michigan outside the biggest mosque in the country archies own christine was on t

that is what made america what america is. i love the opportunity and freedom that is america. washington is trying to smother that with regulation and taxes. they are wrong. i believe in america. i believe that we stand by our allies and friends. i believe in strength. i believe in a strong military and a strong commitment to the principles that keep us the help of the earth. -- that keep us the hope of the earth. [applause] i want to close with a couple thoughts and then turned your questions. we are at a unique point in time in american history. there is a recognition on the part of the american people that something is really wrong with our government. even when my dad ran for office in the 1960's, we used to talk about deficits and too much spending. that was a message that struck home with our base. it was not something that independents or democrats warmed to. on the list of things people are concerned about, national debt rarely made it to the top five. that has changed. it is now no. 1 or no. two. is now the economy and our debt. that is good. it means the american peo

position knocking it down a peg or two as a huge threat to america and america's position in the world so i think it's not a reaction you can really see that people feel threatened that in america some because of exactly we're talking about a move away from america's dominance that afternoon back after world war two when we saw their regional bretton woods summit to place i mean this is different countries coming together to actually agree on massive changes and in this system this gathering here and it's nice what they called it for p.r. purposes bretton woods two but it's really just thinkers it doesn't have the backing of policymakers behind it and so do you get the sense i mean this is just a p.r. stunt do you think that this could potentially lead to actual concrete changes or is it more to get folks like us to pay attention to the conference yeah i mean lucy even in meeting but this that are for the whole makers you don't often see a lot of action that comes out of them so i can imagine that more will come out of what is a talk shop and definition there is not policy it is expect

at stake is america. it is that that posing an existential threat to all that we hold dear, if we truly believe that our current path leads to a crisis and the demise of america's exceptional promise, then let's dispense with all the triviality. let's confront the nation's most urgent fiscal and economic challenges. let's talk the path to a brighter future. but restore america's promise in ensure real security through real reform. the path to prosperity is the budget we are offering today. it represents our choice for america's future. it represents our commitment to the american people. we aim to restore the dynamism that is defining america over generations. on leasing the genius of america's workers, investors, and entrepreneurs, and strengthening the foundation of economic growth and job creation now and in the future. we reward work and effort. which is about the idea of unlimited and unrestrained government. instead, we call for government limited to its core constitutional functions and faithful to

idea to fire his state's alike this visuals and his city staff and our union workers to blame for america's debt i'll talk to the author who wrote it in higher books backing that up and. there's a lot of talk about budget plans around capitol hill these days most of that talk is focus on two budget plans in particular president obama's was trimming down the deficit by repealing the bush tax cuts cutting and also tragically cutting spending on critical government services that help the poor and the republicans budget written by paul ryan that cuts down the deficit sora by privatizing medicare cutting even more government programs that help the poor and somehow includes another massive tax cut for millionaires and billionaires and while these two budgets have garnered most of the attention in the mainstream media there's another third budget that's floating around out there that actually is what is best for our nation is the congressional progressive caucus is budget what's been named as. people's budget and it was the subject of paul krugman sunday op ed in the new york times in which crewme

america thank you so much for watching i'm christine for have a great night. bringing you the latest in science technology from the realm of. the future. been here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. of. the. skies or this is because the report chock full of voodoo and cults tenet cults the two dollars speaking of dolls stacy herbert tell me more in the cult of america is in the news and many of our headlines here max i am a bomb shell age of america and the international monetary fund has just dropped a bombshell and nobody noticed that's the important. lion air from dow jones market watch nobody noticed because of course nobody in a cult ever knows that they're deranged it's only outsiders that it's it was obvious to you for years before that's right whether in scientology or whether you're long the dollar you're in an insidious cult a snow globe of denial and your world is crashing the part of you well the i.m.f. has set like hell but thirty day pay set an actual date for the end of this cult and that is china will sur

could america, for instance, survive that they've grown up to and could america grow with a proper policywould they not by targeting different groups that america judges pernicious -- potential pernicious in the country anticipating what they could be doing in the future? >> sir, you've asked three questions already so we'll answer one of those. thank you. >> if i understand correctly, you want to know if we could possibly change policies? >> he's asking you now. one question please. >> it seems there's really no choice for america to do it at this point. >> i see. let me answer that -- that is certainly a common certain. i'm now 58 and perhaps one of the biggest changes since i was a boy was that when i was a kid, america could do most anything, whether it was go to the moon or win the cold war and now everything is too hard. it's too hard to reduce the deficit. it's too hard to change foreign policy. it's too hard to change the border. everything is too hard. well, life is hard. and when they talk about oil, imagine if we had done anything except moved daylight savings up three weeks in

their national monetary fund predicts america's reign as the world's largest economy will be over in just five years forecasts say it will be overtaken by china as early as two thousand and sixteen. china's rise towards replacing america as the world's economic top dog is just lot of the world's big money subjects which maxim stacy get to grips was next on our. hazar this is the kaiser report chock full of voodoo cults tenet cults the dolls speaking of dolls stacy her family more and the cult of america is in the news and many of our headlines here max i am f. bomb shell age of america and the international monetary fund has just dropped a bombshell and nobody noticed that's the important lie in there from gauchos market watch nobody noticed because of course nobody in a cult ever knows if they're deranged it's only outsiders that it's it was obvious to you for years before that's right whether in scientology or whether you're long the dollar you're in an insidious cult a snow globe of denial and your world is crashing the con you well the i.m.f. is set like hell but sort of date the

and bank of america the corporate backlash is in full swing in america heated up guys and. the bad republican congressman allen west side spewing hate speech against muslims appears west is also interested in destroying the american economy in an interview over the weekend wes was asked about the dangers of not raising the debt ceiling and made it known the republicans should risk it to bargain for more tax cuts. but i think also now is a great saw when we can cut our corporate business tax rate and half bring it from thirty five percent delta twenty to twenty twenty to twenty two percent because it's right now is the time to risk crashing our economy so the transnational corporations that pretty much already pays zero in taxes can somehow pay less than soon. and the very very ugly steve doocy a gang of five some friends got the memo this morning it's time to legitimize donald trump and the earth herbs. he could simply just show joy to be able to give to get thank you very much steve i appreciate that. the president has shown us the birth certificate they just do see comple

perhaps first and foremost is the president of the america's cup event of 40. thanks for being here. can i tell them how many boats are in and how many you might think might get into this? thank you. he is the guy who knows. i was told about five minutes ago the 13 entries -- no, 12 entries? 13? 14? 14 entries -- it has gone up since i talked to them. that is pretty spectacular. now, we will all hold them to the fire that they get to the starting line. let me acknowledge, and if you hold your applause, i'm going to read a list of distinguished guests that are here today. you are all distinguished. but supervisors wiener, supervisor eric mar, supervisor mark farrell, thank you for coming. jonah's minted from the planning and conservation league. our port director. dpw director. the of director of the office of economic and workforce development, with the project manager for the america's cup. a round of applause. [applause] she is my boss, too. mike martin, who is heading the city effort to coordinate all this. critical role at this point. thank you. christina f

bienvenido a "despierta amÉrica." >> muchas gracias y un saludo a toda la gente de "despierta amÉricacuarto en el hospital, porque parece que la noche, el dÍa que se fractura se la posÓ componiendo toda la noche entonces... pero estÁ muy bien de salud, se los juro, ahÍ he estado en contacto con Él mucho y se encuentra al 100%. >> brevemente. para finalizar josÉ manuel dijiste que no cancela ninguna presentaciÓn o sea, que seguirÁ con los compromisos que tenÍa sobre todo allÁ en los estados unidos. >> principalmente ahorita estamos trabajando mÁs en mÉxico, estamos trabajando mÁs en mÉxico, ahorita son fechas para trabajar en nuestro paÍs, en mÉxico, parece que trabaja el domingo, no el viernes perdÓn trabaja en cuernavaca Él sigue activo y yo tambiÉn con mis cosas tambiÉn todo sigue en comÚn, la verdad que estamos bien y ya para vernos el lunes y lo voy a ver y vamos a estar tranquilos y lo pobredrÉ saluda con gusto >> agradecemos la llamada josÉ manuel, te mandamos un abrazo. >> igual, que dios los bendiga y un saludo a "despierta amÉrica." >> gracias, regresamos al foro de "despiert

resolution supporting small businesses displaced by the americas cup. the seevent an important sporting event that will have importance to the local economy, create jobs and will bring positive changes to the san francisco waterfront, whereace an unintended consequence of the race facilities can be the displacement of a number of san francisco small businesses. many of the potentially affected small businesses are destination businesses and contribute to the character and vitality of the city. the small business commission recognizes that the disaccomplicement of many of these businesses may be a necessary consequence in order to hold this international event. when relocating businesses will face significant up front permit, entitlement and impact fee costs, including fees charged by the planning department, department of building inspection, department of public works, sfmta, public utilities commission and other city departments. the office of economic and workforce develop andment the port of san francisco have dedicated staff including a dedicated p

aquÍ en despierta amÉrica.do raÚl. >>> estoy bailando con carla, la mÁs sonada de los angeles. >>> que no se caiga se cayÓ. >>> estÁn bailando ustedes. >>> y tÚ. >>> suÉltala raÚl suÉltala. >>> la canciÓn es una balada muchachos y se la dedico. >>> este baile es famoso en mÉxico ¿como se llama? este es el baile de la flor para empezar. >>> a ver. >>> el punto que no se e cae. >>> que afortunado ernesto, verdad? >>> cuidado con la flor. cuidado con el tallo. (risas). (aplausos). >>> hola. >>> hasta que me pelan. (risass). >>> como estas tocaya. me encanta esta canciÓn. ¿que nos tienes? >>> bueno, oigan, los secretos de jennifer lÓpez, muchachos. hace algunos dÍas, sabemos que es la mejor mÁs bella del mundo. segÚn la revista people. y revela los 6 secretos. aquÍ los tengo para ti. los tienen que anotar. chequean bien el dato. la puertorriqueÑa, jennifer lÓpez. dice que aÚn no lo crean. tiene cansa. se tiene que retocar el pelo, porque le salen cansa. asÍ como lo escuchan. fijese otro secreto que por ahÍ revelÓ.

. >> viva despierta amÉrica!as, terminarÍa en un tribunal supremo? >> crees que va a pasar? >> ojalÁ que no. este es un paÍs que recoge al inmigrante, siempre tuvimos una relaciÓn instrumental. cuando parece que hay demasiada gente inmigrante cerramos el grifo, cuando se necesita mano de obra, abrimos el grifo. son los representantes de estados donde hay mucha presencia hispÁnica quienes estÁn más a favor de esto porque ven que su mundo estÁ cambiado y no les gusta. >> las Últimas cifras del censo dicen que los nÚmeros de los hispanos han crecido mÁs de lo que se imaginÓ y el mapa polÍtico se estÁ cambiando por esa presencia hispana. habrÁ una ola antiinmigrante, mÁs allÁ de la antidocumentado? >> sÍ, precisamente. es un pÁnico hispánico. >> quÉ podemos hacer? >> darse cuenta y entender, entender de dÓnde viene este proyecto y reconocer quiÉnes son tus enemigos y quienes son tus aliados y entenderlo como un fenÓmeno polÍtico y de rechazo. >> de lo que hay detrÁs es parar este poder polÍtico hispano que estÁ aquÍ

god has blessed america. he's blessed it in part because great people here adhere to principals which are determine informant in nature. we want to provide for our future generations. thank you so much. great to be with you tonight. [applause] >> governor, on the fist day of the administration, the price of a gallon of gas was $133 -- it was $1.83. but it's not just gas prices, but utility bills that are going up. >> i just can't help but notice -- you remember during the ronald reagan-jimmy carter debates that ronald reagan came up with this industry index and he hung this thing around his neck? well we're going to have to hang this industry index around president obama's neck. families are having a hard time to make ends meet. we have to talk about that and bankruptcies and housing foreclosures and hang him with that, so to speak. met forkly -- you have to be careful these days. i learned that. with the obama misery index. he'd like to find a escape get to. by the time -- by the way, anytime the president h

one is the president of the committee organizing the america's cup, and the other as the president of the recreation and park commission. he is fond of saying that this america's cup will only be successful in all three legs of the three-legged stool are working together -- the city family, the organizing committee, and the event itself. we are blessed to have such a terrific champion for the america's cup leading the organizing committee. [applause] commissioner buell: and you very much. we have the easy job. our committee is going to raise about $30 million in the next three years to host the event, and we are committed to helping the event of 40 raise another $270 million to put on the regatta's that lead up to and the hosting of the america's cup. i want to thank the lieutenant governor. he asked me to do this about six

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[risas] >> comienza despierta amÉrica.espertarse bien informado. vamos con neida que tiene las noticias que estÁn despertando a amÉrica. otra mujer de fuego. >> gracias, olguita, nos traes la energÍa que todos necesitamos. el presidente de los estados unidos, barak obama, planea reunirse hoy con lÍderes religiosos, empresariales de ambos partidos para hablar de de inmigraciÓn. con el fin de atender las necesidades econÓmicas y de seguridad nacional de los estados unidos en el siglo 21. a la reuniÓn de esta tarde van a asistir el ex alcalde de california... y comisionados de la policÍa de filadelfia entre otras personas. >> precisamente, georgia, es uno de los estados que acaba de aprobar una drÁstica ley migriatoria que drÁsticamente prohibe trabajar al indocumentados cuya mano de obra es clave para la agricultura. temen la posibilidad de que aumentarÁn sus cargos de empleos y sus productos. realizarÁn un estudio sobre el impacto que tendrÁ la prohibiciÓn del trabajo desocupaciones los indocumentados en el estado. >> tambi

this is our vision for america. this is my vision for america. it is a vision where we live within our means while still investing in our future. it is a vision where everyone makes sacrifices but no one bears all the burden, where we provide a basic measure of security for our citizens and we provide rising opportunity for our children. there will be those who vigorously disagree with my approach. i can guarantee that, as well. some will argue that we should not even consider ever, ever raising taxes even if only on the wealthiest americans. it is just an article of faith to them. i say that at a time when the tax burden on the wealthy is at its lowest level in half a century, the most fortunate among us can afford to pay little more. i don't need another tax cut. warren buffett does not need another tax cut. not if we have to pay for it by making seniors pay more for medicare or by cutting kids from headstart or by taking college scholarships that i would not be without and some of you would not be without. i believe that the most wealthy ameri

to be in america, you can pick one, guns in america. we have this frozen sort of bifurcated binary debate where it's either you're trying to take away my guns or you want to have everybody to have gun rights. heller decision in supreme court turned over washington dc's handgun ban. people are going to buy guns murder will go up more. i looked at that and said why is my side getting upset about that. i did an analysis of all of the shootings in my city i can only find one shooting in my four years as mayor was done by someone who bought a gun legally and that was a correctional officer who used a side arm to shoot at her boyfriend who probably deserved it. only one instance so why an i debating the right of legal law abiding citizens to own guns. on the other side of the debate they're too rawfn of -- often get it wrong. most gun owners agree with and in fact we polled them and saw the republican pollster, 80 to 90% agree to changes in the law. you are charlie rose and have a restraining order out on you from a girlfriend you threatened

those who can least afford it and don't have any clout on capitol hill that's not a vision of the america i know. because what he's referring to obviously was not his plan but the republican plan with these words president obama became the first american president since one thousand nine hundred eighty to tell the truth about reaganomics that it doesn't work so this is the beginning of the end of the thirty year reign of reaganomics in america obama nominates doesn't work i mean president obama when he did as. it's been tried for the last couple years and you commies not doing well unemployment is very well president obama's been president for quite a while now i mean he's at some point he's going to take responsibility over his failed stimulus plan the fact that his ideas just aren't working for the american people we look at gas prices right now go through the roof food prices when people go buy groceries or there is a rule is for you can't blame george bush for everything at some point barack obama has the credit for the damage he's done to our economy and erica his stimulus failed i t

kidnapped constantine yet to brought him to america with out notifying russian authorities. and also reporting that the millions of drug addicts in russia could soon face legal action for their habits with the government planning to hold them criminally accountable on the part of the plan includes making drug tests compulsory in schools and i'll be back with more news for you this thirty minutes from now here not in the meantime beijing's rise towards replacing washington as the world's economic top dog is one of the money world's big subjects which max and stacy get to grips with next and because reports they're with us for that. kaiser this is the kaiser report chock full of voodoo cults say tenet cults the dolls speaking of dolls stacy her family more the cult of america is in the news and many of our headlines here max i am a bombshell age of america and the international monetary fund has just dropped a bombshell and nobody noticed that's the important lie in there from gauchos market watch nobody noticed because of course nobody in a cult ever knows because they're der

esto me toca a mi, por favor, al regreso sebastiÁn en despierta amÉrica!enes mÁs adelante. >> sebastiÁn te quiero invitar precisamente a sebastiÁn hablando de prÍncipes de la realeza que se quede sentado porque va a ser testigo de mi encuentro con la reina de inglaterra y sÉ que les va a encante aro asÍ que no se muevan. >> no lo vamos a perder. >> yo me quedo aquÍ con mi prÍncipe. >> por esta semana de boda real. >> agÁrrenlo. >> pues tenemos a sasha, sÍ o no?. >> sÍ o no es nuestra consentida entonces. >> me gustarÍa serlo porque me voy a poner celosa. >> bienvenido sebastiÁn alborotando a todas las mujeres de despierta amÉrica, a ustedes en sus casas tambiÉn. >> pero hay que hablar de cosas mÁs serias, el mal tiempo hizo de las suyas en estados unidos, tornados y vientos causaron destrozos. >> varios vecindarios lucen como zonas de guerras que dejÓ el azote del tornado en 44 aÑos. >> este torbellino y tormentas causaron destrozos dejando a cien de ellas inhÁbil. >> cuando vientos de 200 millas por hora levantaron en peso, viviendas, Árboles y autos. >>

america is truly a moral enterprise. sometimes, we have done this through sacrifice, blood and might and sometimes we have done this for simply letting out our own creed faithfully. tony blair recently wrote about how we are examples, how are about -- our allies -- our example and that people around the world. he said ""for those people in the bleak wilderness, america does stand out. it does shine. it may not be a house and their land they can aspire to but it is a house they can see in the distance and in seeing, knowing that how they do live is not how they must live." what are the unique features of the american experiment, the soft power of example the rest of the world has known this for? i would argue that there are four fundamentally american contributions to the world that define not only how we organize our government but how we have organized our lives. first, free markets which are rooted in excellence, hard work, and innovation. i like the bill gates language of creative capitalism, entrepreneurship and comm

we have a big vision for america of a compassionate america, a caring america, and an ambitious american. not a small america. [cheers and applause] it is a vision where we are living within our means but still investing in our future, where everyone makes sacrifices. no one bears all the burden. we live up to the idea that no matter who we are or what we look like, no matter whewhether our ancestors came here on slave ships or across the rio grande, that we are our brother and and sisters' keepers. we rise and fall together. that is the idea at the heart of america. that is why we will keep on fighting for immigration reform. we cannot have a nation that forgets its immigrant roots. we can have a nation of laws and immigrants. this idea of bringing everyone together and making sure that everybody is contributing and responsible, but everybody also looks out for one another, that is the idea at the heart of our last campaign. that is the idea at the heart of this campaign. that is the idea at the heart of america. this is not my campaign. this is your campaign. [cheers and applause] i ha

amÉrica es presentado por: ay!condiciÓn fÍsica. >> me caso en julio y como la princesa que va a. >> quiero renovar mis votos y quiero estar mÁs mejor. >> integra los mismos ejercicio que su se hacen en la milicia. >> yo vengo de una familia que son de la mil tiaa rÍa. >> sÉ que entrenando en esta manera se puede perder mucho peso y se puede poner en condiciones buenas en un tiempo corto. >> no crea que el instructor es un entrenador fÍsico. >> es un verdadero sargento. >> yo solamente contrato, personas que desde realmente estÁn en el militar quiero darles a todas estas mujeres que se van a casar un entrenamiento que se hace. >> sumamente desafiante. >> lo mÁs difÍcil subir la soga, subir y bajar las llantas. >> porque Él se para y las sacude mientras uno estÁ sube y baja. >> pero es muy efectivo. >> hace 5 semanas que estoy y perdÍ como creo que 10 libras. >> wow!. >> entonces me siento con mÁs motivaciÓn, mÁs fuerza y energÍa. >> y listas para lucir regias en su vestido de novia. >> todavÍa tengo tiempo para espe

is in the news and many of our headlines here max i am a bombshell age of america and the international monetary fund has just dropped a bombshell and nobody noticed that's the important lie in there from gauchos market watch nobody noticed because of course nobody in a cult ever knows that they're deranged it's only outsiders that it's it was obvious to you for years before that's right whether in scientology or whether you're long the dollar you're in an insidious cult a snow globe of denial and your world is crashing upon you well the i.m.f. has set like hell but thirty date they set an actual date for the end of this cult and that is china will surpass that of america in real terms and twenty sixteen well it's already happening i think twenty sixteen will be the recognition by the us government in the form of transferring ownership of fannie mae and freddie mac. the biggest landlord in america to the people's bank of china i've made that prediction before on this show i think we'll see it in two thousand and sixteen but the transfer of power is already underway and you know this is

hoy es viernes, en despierta amÉrica deportes.ro ya confirmaron su asistencia y por ello los felicitamos, hay que tener carÁcter, ganas, amor por el fÚtbol para esto. y por otra parte, en espaÑa. el barcelona va a exigir alrededor de 6 millones de euros como indemnizaciÓn, para no andar jugando con el prestigio de una instituciÓn seria y tampoco para andar tirando notitas asÍ nomÁs sin tener conocimiento. >> vamos a hablar ahora del fÚtbol americano, asociaciÓn de jugadores y los dirigentes de los equipos se sentaron otra vez. primera reuniÓn entre las dos partes desde el once de marzo cuando expirÓ el contrato laboral anterior. 33 dÍas despuÉs de que la n f l y los jugadores suspendieron las negociaciones, el juez federal... comenzÓ a mediar la sesiÓn del jueves. hay que esperar una pronta decisiÓn. recuerde que al regresar ya viene la actividad y tendremos toda la informaciÓn de los diamantes ayer en la pelota caliente. jugiaron los piratas, los phillies y mucho mÁs. pero antes de eso vamos con raÚl y con chiqui. >> con raÚl y c

chairman, we all love america. we all believe america is a unique and special place and believe in american exceptionalism. the question is how do we keep america strong, dynamic and exceptional? on that, we clearly have different views and would make different choice. we believe our strengths comes not only from people pursuing their ambitions and dreams and sometimes harnessing those talents for important national purposes. webb america's grateness is the result of not only a collection of individuals acting alone but through our capacity to work together for the common good. we do not see the government as the enemy. but the instrument of what we can accomplish together as a people that no one can do alone. we all agree that we must act now to put in place a plan to reduce our deficits in a steady, responsible and predictable manner. the question is how do we do that? as the bipartisan fiscal commission has indicated, any responsible effort to reduce the deficit requires a balanced approach that addresses both s

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