it can truly be said that we have changed america and that america has changed to the world. [applause] as a result of what we have done, america today is a better place and the world is a safer place to live in then was the case four years ago. we can be proud of that record, but we shall never be satisfied. a record is not something to stand on, it is something to build on. [applause] and tonight, i do not ask you to join our new majority because of what we have done in the past. i ask your support of the principles i believe should determine america's future. the choice, the choice in this election is not between radical change and no change. the choice in this election is between change that works and change that won't work. [applause] i begin with an article of faith. it has become fashionable in recent years to point out what is wrong with what is called the american system. the critics contend it is so unfair, so corrupt, so i'm just, that we should teared down and substitute something else in its place. i totally disagree. i believe in the american system. [applause]

build bridges across that gulf that separates black america from white america.eers and applause] >> black america, no more than white america, do not want more government programs that perpetuate your dependency. they do not want to be a colony in a nation. they want the pride and self-respect and dignity that can only, come with an equal chance to own their own homes, businesses, and be what with american workers. have a piece of the action of private enterprise. [cheers and applause] >> and i pledge to you tonight that we shall have new programs which will provide that a chance. we made great history tonight. we do not fire a shot heard around the world, but we shall like the lamp of hope in millions of homes across this land in which there is no hope today. and that great light, shining out from america will become a beacon of hope to those who seek freedom and opportunity. my fellow americans, i believe that historians will recall that 1968 marked the beginning of the american generation in world history. just to be alive in america, just to be alive at this

or is america first america alone? our story begins in london. december of last year. donald trump arriving in britain for a high stakes nato summit. he left behind a washington in turmoil. impeachment hearings were just beginning. >> article two does not give him the power to do anything he wants. >> what a disgrace to this committee. >> passionate arguments about high crimes and misdemeanors. in london, the mood was tense. trump alienated many of europe's power brokers. macron had embraced trump at first. >> we have a special relationship. in fact, i will get that piece of dandruff off. >> relations turned icy. >> would you like isis fighters? >> let's be serious. >> angela merkel had little patient. boris johnson of the uk appeared friendly. but hadn't always been. >> i think donald trump is out of his mind. he is betraying a stupifying ignorance. >> the queen was hoeltdilding a reception at buckingham palace. the mood grew edgy as everyone waited. donald trump was late. one group of leaders was enjoying itself. canada's justin trudeau, boris johnson, emanuel macron

america. am really grateful you all came out today. i truly am. we had a late one last night, but it was a good one. i'm here for one reason and one reason only, just like you. americahat ohio and need four more years of president donald trump in the white house. [applause] know, four years ago a movement was born. and movement of everyday americans from every walk of life. here in ohio you knew we could be strong again. you knew we could be prosperous again. you said yes to president donald trump in 2016 and i know that ohio is going to say yes to four more years of president donald trump in 2020. [applause] and how about that debate last night? [applause] what, thel you president took to the stage and he took the fight straight to joe biden and he won that debate hands down. [applause] it was amazing. looking at his watch and he was trying to figure out how soon are things going to be over. it really was amazing. the president said last night after 47 years of all talk and no action, other p

for a few moments, let us look at america, let us listen to america.nswer to that question. as we look at america, we see cities develop and smoke and flames. we hear sirens in the night. we see americans dying on distant battlefields abroad. we see americans hating each other, fighting each other, clinging each other at home. as we see and hear these things, billions of americans cry out and anguish. did we come all of this way for this? did americans boy die in normandy and korea, for this? listen to the answer to those questions. it is another voice, it is a quiet voice in the tumult of the shouting. it is the voice of the great majority of americans, the forgotten americans, the non shooters, the non demonstrators. they're not racist, they're not guilty of the crime that plagues the land, they are black, they are white, their native, foreign born, they're young and they're old. they work in americas factories, the run americans businesses, they serve in government, they provide most of the soldiers who die to keep us free. they give drive to the sp

america has to be about mobility. it has to be the kind of country where an abraham lincoln, a child of the distant frontier, can rise to the highest office of the land. america has to be about possibility -- the possibility of prosperity, not just for the privileged few, but for the many, for all of us, working people and their kids deserve an opportunity. lincoln knew this. he said the country had to give people an open field and a fair chance. that's what we are going to do in the america that we are going to build together. we fought a civil war that would secure a union, that would seek to fulfill the promise of equality for all, and by fits and starts, our better angels just enoughed against our worst impulses to make a new and better nation, and those better angels can prevail again now. they must prevail again now. 100 years after lincoln spoke at gettysburg, the vice president, lyndon b. johnson, also came here. said, what he said -- he our nation found its sole and honor in gettysburg. we must not lose that

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there is trouble in america.ut it does not come from a lack of faith, but it comes when the homeless confian find a home, t do not give up the search for a better home. when the hopeless find hope, they seek higher hopes. and in 1960 and again in 1964, you, the american people, gave us a mandate to awaken america. you asked us to get america moving again, and we have. and america is on the move. [ applause ] and we have -- we have awakened expectations. we have aroused new voices and new voices that must and will be heard. we have inspired new hope in millions of men and women, and they are impatient and rightly so. impatient now to see their hopes and aspirations fulfilled. we have raised a new standard of life in our america. not just for the poor, but for every american, wage earner, businessman, farmer, school child and housewife. a standard by which the future progress must be judged. our most urgent challenge is in urban america. where most of our people live. some 70% of our people live on 2% of our land.

america's veterans.biden was vice president, you all remember in ohio we saw years of scandal at the v.a. that shocked the conscience of the nation. there were actually veterans in this country who were passing away waiting to receive care at the v.a. but under president donald trump, those days are over. [applause] our president has signed the most sweeping reforms to the v.a. in 50 years. we fired thousands of v.a. employees that were not getting our veterans the care that they earned and veterans choice is now available to every veteran in america. [applause] in fact, before i go one step further, i figure there are some men and women among us that stepped forward to serve our country in uniform. would you mind putting your hand in the air and giving us the opportunity to say thank you one more time? thank you for your service. thank you for your service. it has been about our national defense and standing with our veterans. in our first three years, after joe biden and the last administration tried t

god bless america. arizona. ♪ sun coming up over new york city jamer in a traffic staring at the faces in the rearview mirror looking at the promise of the promised land one kid dreams of fame and fortune one kid still pays the rent one could end up going to prison one just might be president born in america dreaming red, white, and blue only in america where the dream is as big as you want to, we all get a chance everybody gets to dance sun going down on the l.a. freeway newlyweds in the back of a welder's son and a banker's daughter all they want is everything she came out here to be an actress he was a singer in a band they just might go back to oklahoma and talk about the stars they could have been only in america dreaming red, white, and blue america only in america where we dream in red, white, and blue only in america where we dream of things we want to we all get a chance everybody gets to dance only in america only in america only in america ♪ >> with three days to go until election day, princi

i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america.applause] whether we are going to continue to chart a course based upon freedom and our highest ideals and are most cherished liberties and values are whether we are going to let joe biden in the democratic party and the radical left take us on a completely different path to a place america has never been before. that's why men and women of iowa we have got to decide right here and right now that joe biden will never be president of the united states of america. we are going to reelect president donald trump for four more years. [applause] it's going to take all of us. you all from nebraska need to go to work too. you've got to bring this enthusiasm. you have 83 days to go and i promise you as i said at the top we are going to keep fighting every single day. i'm going to be in salt lake city next wednesday night. [applause] we are going to do our best to take her case one more time to the american people and take the fight to the biden/harris party. we need you to go out and tell your

states of america.s and applause ] [ audience chanting ] >> thank you. my fellow americans, tonight i accept the challenge and the commitment to provide that new leadership for america. and i ask you to accept it with me. and let us accept this challenge not as a grim duty, but as an exciting adventure in which we are privileged to help a great nation realize its destiny and. and let us begin by committing ourselves to the truth, to see it like it is, and tell it like it is. to find the truth, to speak the truth, and to live the truth. that's what we will do. we have had enough of big promises and little action. the time has come for honest government in the united states of america. and so tonight i do not promise the millennial yum in the morning i do not promise we can eliminate discrimination and eliminate all dangers of war in the space of fourer even eight years but i promise action, a new policy tour peace abroad, a new policy for peace and justice at home. look at our problems abroad. do you rea

help we are going to make america great again. thank you. god bless you. god bless america.t it on, arizona. -- ;ry it onet's go get commanders on. it done arizona. ♪ >> ♪ sun coming up over near , faces in traffic jam a rearview mirror, looking at the promise of the promised land one kid dreams of fame and fortune kid still pays the rent, one could end up going to prison , presidentight be america, trimming red white and blue, born in america, where the dream is as big as you want to, we all get a chance, everybody gets to dance, .orn in america sun going down, on the l.a. freeway, in the back of a limousine, newlyweds, a son and a banker's daughter, all they want is everything, she came out here to be an actress, was a singer in a band, ey just might go back to oklahoma, about the stars they could have been, born in america, dreaming red, white, and blue, born in america ♪ born in america where we dream in red, white, and blue born in americica, where we dream of things we want to, we all get a chance, everybody gets to dance, america, born in america, born in america ♪ [a

it's a mirror held up to america.where we come from, and where we are going. for as much inspiration as the main draw from a glorious past, we recognize america he eminently is a country tomorrow. we were pleased here for a purpose from a higher power. there is no doubt about it. [applause] every soldier in uniform, every school child who recited the pledge of allegiance. every citizen who places her hand on her heart when the flag goes by recognizes and respond to our american destiny. optimism is in our blood. i know this as few others can. there was once a time when i thought of the future. when i learned as many of you have learned that obstacles can be overcome. i have unlimited confidence in the wisdom of our people in the future of our country. tonight i stand before you, tested by adversity. need sensitive by hardship. a fighter by principle and most optimistic man in america. [applause] my wife is proof. my life is proof that america is a land without eminence. with my feet on the, ground and my heart with ho

the problem with this america, the donald trump america is not a strong company imposing solutions like democracy, the problem with the world under donald trump is that he seems to have revealed ways in which america itself domestically is a broken country. that's the lesson that people here in china pulled from america's performance with covid is that individualism is actually a selfishness to the point of refusing to wear face masks or believe science area it's a broken country and even if joe biden is elected president, i think for europeans , he spake here he's going to call their bluff and say you complain about the lack of multilateral allowances in china, well great, let's confront china. there will be a sense of accountability i think in europe that donald trump has made at least part of the price for his mismanagement that europeans hate so much but stephen is right, i'm sure the rest of the world can't help but think maybe in four years time the 40 percent of americans, 40 something percent of americans who never lost faith in donald trump have a disbelief of much of the rest

in america only in america where we dream as big as we want to only in america ♪ leftncer: with fourelection day, when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house, stay c-span.t your place for an unfiltered view of politics. our live coverage of today's campaigning continues at 4:45 p.m. eastern was joe biden campaigns in st. paul, minnesota. lindsey graham in his democratic opponent are holding a debate this evening. we will bring that to you live at 7:00 p.m. eastern. campaigns inrris houston tonight. live coverage here on c-span. you can find our coverage online at c-span.org or listen on the freeseas and radio app. c-span radio app. i looker: sunday night, at mail-in ballots and alexion security. estate thatade be can be called by 11:00 on election night because they will count so much of their early voting quickly, but michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, other states that will be determinative in this election, they have policies that limit how they can count. >> i think cyber security experts are less concerned right now about the threats to vote

of america. let's reject any philosophy that would make us the divided people of america. [ applause ] >> in that forty, i address you tonight, my fellow americans, not as a partisan of party which would divide us, but as a partisan of principles which can unite us. six weeks ago our opponents at their convention rejected many of the great principles of the democratic party. to those millions who have been driven out of their home in the democratic party, we say come home. we say come home not to another party, but we say come home to the great principles we americans believe in together. [ cheers and applause ] >> and i ask you, my fellow americans tonight to join us not in a coalition held together only by a desire to gain power. i ask you to join us as members of a new american majority bound together by our common ideals. i ask everyone listening to me tone, democrats, republicans and independents to join our new majority not on the basis of the party label you wear on your lapel, but on the

this is the america we want.his is the america that we will have. [ applause ] >> we will go forward from there convention with some differences of opinion, perhaps. but, nevertheless, united in a calm determination to make our country large and driving and generous in spirit once again. ready to embark on great national deeds, and once again as brothers and sisters. our hearts will swell with pride to call ourselves americans. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> governor gary brown! >> senator gary wallace! >> george shriver! >> senator ed weski! ♪ >> senator dick cheney! >> senator hubert h. humphrey! >> senator george mcgovern! >> governor carey, governor of new york! >> governor wendell anderson! >> senator burke! >> senator al [ applause ] >> mr. mayor. >> governor of rhode island. >> mayor ken gibson. mayor gibson. >> lieutenant kritak of new york. mayor. >> forgive the protocol tonight, there's no protocol in this house. we're all one. [ applause ] >> robert, the unsung hero of the carter

i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america.s whether we're going to take a course, build on our great american heritage of faith and family and freedom and patriotism, and the limited government enshrined in the constitution of the united states, or whether we're going to let joe biden and the democratic party surrender our country to the radical left, shut down our economy and topple our heritage of freedom and traditional values, and lead our nation on an inevitable path to socialism and american decline. so let me say, for all the ideals and values that have always made this nation exceptional and great, for the freedom that generations of americans have defended and bequeathed to us in our time, we need to decide right here and right now that joe biden will never be president of the united states. we're going to reelect president donald trump for four more years! [applause] up [crowd chanting "four more years!"] four more years. four more years. you always hear people say this is the most important election ever, but i thin

i think that the choice in this election is whether america remains america.eers and applause] it is whether we are going to chart a course based on our highest ideals of freedom, patriotism, liberties, faith and family. or whether we are going to let joe biden, kamala harris, and the democratic party tickets out of a pathway charted by the democratic, radical left. to socialism and decline. for our freedom, for all of the ideals that have always made america great, my fellow hoosier s, we have to decide right here and right now that joe biden will never be president of the united states. we are going to reelect president donald trump for four more years. [cheers and applause] years! four more years!" it vice pres. pence: it is about what we have done. it is about the choice. it is about we -- it is about what we have yet to do. for the next four years, as the president said, we will distribute the vaccine and defeat the china bars. we will maintain america's unrivaled military might and reserve piece through strength. will make indiana and america the manufac

i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america.ause] whether we are going to chart a course to the future based on our highest ideals of freedom, enterprise,y, free or whether we will let joe biden in the radical left take us on a downward path to more government, less freedom, more dependency, socialism and american decline. so let me say, men and women of south carolina, for all the ideals that have always made this country great, for our that is of the foundation of who we are. we need to decide right here and right now that joe biden will never be president of the united states. we are going to reelect president donald trump for four more years. [applause] "four more years"] it is on, south carolina. we have seven days to get it done. when the president called me and asked me to join this ticket for years ago, i did not know him that well. but we have gotten to be very close friends. we talk early when we are traveling, sometimes talk late and sometimes talk in between. when we are both of the white house, we spend hours togeth

he devoted a lot of attention to rural america, suburban america. argue in your own chapter of the governing priorities collection that we need to think cities, without which is broader volatilization not really possible, and it is important to understand the ways in which american cities are important to vitality. how would you approach that if you were advising the president in 2021? , yuval.ank you, it is important to think about societyeagues and geographically. in an age of populism, when politics is also kind of taught, it is maybe not important to talk about cities, but the blunt fact is that they really are essential to our economy and to our culture. one percent of counties in america account for about one- third of gdp and one-fifth of our population. the vast majority of patents are produced in urban areas as well as entrepreneurial activity. cities continue to be important, and it is not healthy, i think, to pit metropolitan america against heartland america. rather, i think we need to find ways to bring them together in meaningful ways,

america has not been standing still, but america cannot stand pat. we can't stand pat for the reason we're in a race, as i have indicated. we can't stand pat because it is essential, with the conflict we have around the world, we not just hold our own, that we not just keep freedom for ourselves. it is essential that we extend freedom, extend it to all the world. and this means more than what we've been doing. it means keeping america even stronger, militarily, than she is. seeing our economy moves forward faster than it has. it means making more progress in civil rights than we have so we can split it example for all the world to see, our democracy in action at its best. now looking at the other parts of the world, south america, talking about our record, we have a good neighbor policy, yes. it sounded fine. but there were 11 dictators when we came into power in 1953. there are only three left. let's look at africa, 20 new countries in africa. not one of them selected a communist government. all of them voted for freedom, a free type of government.

remains america.hether we will let joe biden and kamala harris steer our nation on to a course of socialism and decline. or whether we will keep america on a path of freedom, free markets and all the ideals that have made this country great. that has been our choice. [cheering and applause] that is why we need to decide right here and right now that joe biden will never be president of the united states and we will reelect president , donald trump for four more years. [cheering and applause] >> four more years!! vp pence: four more years means more jobs in former years means -- four more years means more judges and more support for our troops. it will take at least four more years to train that swamp. -- drained that swamp. men and women, i have been serving alongside this president. every day for the last three and half years and i've known him longer than that and some people think were different. -- that we are different. to be honest with you, we become close friends. i have seen him up close when

music: this is america by childish gambino. america isn'tjust a place. it's an idea.uring power of the american dream is that it's universal. the craving for a better life. i'm the last mohican. donald trump said the dream was dying and he'd make america great again. i know that we will win! they want to rob you of your hope. but how great is america now as trump seeks re—election? the guy in the white house right now is crazier than a loon. welcome to arizona, america's backyard with mexico and a state threatening to swing to the democrats in the presidential election after backing donald trump in 2016. here, the issues of immigration... the worst of the worst is coming to this area... 0n race... the heart of people have held on to relics of the past. and covid—i9. people dying here in the camp? yeah. yeah, every day. gunshot. # this is america #. they all highlight america's deep divide as voters choose between two very different visions for the country's future. i've been reporting from america for almost a quarter of a century. and i've never known it so divided.

believe in what america can do. and believe in what america can be.nd with the help of that vast, unfrightened, dedicated, faithful majority of americans, i say to this great convention tonight and to this great nation of ours, i am ready to lead our country. ♪ >>> week nights this month on american history tv we are featuring the contenders our series that looks at 14 presidential candidates who lost the election but had a lasting effect on u.s. politics. tonight, we feature former governor of alabama and four-time presidential candidate george wallace. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern. enjoy american history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3 go inside a different college classroom and hear about topics ranging from the american revolution, civil rights, and u.s. presidents to 9/11. >> thanks for your patience and for logging in to class. >> with most college campuses closed due to the coronavirus watch professors transfer teaching to a virtual setting to connec

america's allies. our adversaries know exactly where the red lines are? and is america still the country to be counted on? >> right, we're going to get to that question. david, so, just to follow-up before we move on, what has trump gotten right about china or from your perspective, any of the issues in asia? >> so i would like to half agree with steven's point that there was something about the obama-china policy that it's helpful to do the opposite. so there's been a tremendous debate, a lot of people read pieces was it naive us trying to engage with china, did believable that china would be a jeffersonian if we traded it it. it implied that there was a choice. if china was willing to engage growing so fast, we would engage. i don't focus on engagement, when i look back at what's wrong with the obama era policy. unfortunately it did attach quite often to things then vice-president biden said about china is complacency. biden was a champion of being democracy, being america gives awe head start that c

not to have the question whether or not we are watching the decline of america and she asked me if america was in trouble and answered so let's be frank it is in trouble. the only way to fix the situation is first of all but she asked how we arrived at this point and how we got here. and the answer that i have is pretty conventional history. and through the sixties and seventies with vietnam and the civil rights movement and richard nixon and the rise of ronald reagan and that conventional history we are pretty familiar with but then she looked at me a little bit and said hello did we get there? that is how began there and ended their the story of world war ii in world war i with john adams and the new series on hbo so i realized after i left that night with a long drive back to georgia and that my understanding of american history was a consensus opinion history we're all familiar with whether school movies and go back to the very beginning and what a diet and that finding blew my mind to be honest but absent is the idea the history of america that a lot of us are familiar with and that h

i think the choice and this election is whether america remains america. whether we are going to chart a course for our children and our children. with the renewed commitment to family, patriotism, faith, and all of the principles that have made this country great. our weather we are going to let joe biden and the radical left turn our nation toward an inevitable path of less freedom, socialism, and american decline. freedoms, and for all of the ideals that have always wee america great, michigan, need to decide right here and right now, that joe biden will never be president of the united states. we are going to reelect president donald trump for four more years. [cheers and applause] >> "four more years!" "four more years!" "four more years!" vice pres. pence: four years ago when the president called me to join this ticket, i said yes in a heartbeat. i knew that the time we spent together, that he had the vision and the leadership qualities that could bring this country back. and make this country great again. let me tell you something, let me the. some

america, -- ♪ only in america, where we dream in red, white, and blue. america, where we dream as big as we want to. everyone gets a chance, everybody gets to dance. only in america. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> thank you very red. trump: another big wave. we are doing very well with the afca

today, america is at peace and seeks peace for all nations.not a single america is at war anywhere on the face of this earth tonight. [applause] our ties with western europe and japan economic as well as military were never stronger, our relations with eastern europe, soviet union, mainland china are firm, vigilant and forward-looking. policies that i have initiated offer sound, progress and for the people of the pacific and africa and latin america. israel egypt, both trusting the united states, have taken a historic step that promises and eventual settlement for the whole middle east. the world now respects america's policy of peace through strength, the united states is again the confidence leader of the free world. [applause] nobody questions are dedication to peace. but nobody doubts our willingness to use our strength when our vital interest is at stake and we will. i call for an up to date powerful army navy, air force and marine that will keep america secure for decades. a strong military posture is always the best insurance for peace.

nobody can tear america -- the only one that can tear america apart is america itself. everyone knows who donald trump is, so let them know who we are. we choose unity over division, science over fiction. and yes, we choose truth over lies. so folks, it's time to stand up , stand up and take back our democracy. no more time left. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [honking] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> president trump travels to arizona on monday, a state he won in 2016, for a campaign rally in tucson. watch monday eastern -- monday c-span, ontern on c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. i had a choice to make. do i let my people run it really well or badly? if i run it badly, they'll probably blame me but more importantly, i want to help people. >> he's cost 10 million people their health care they had from their employers because of his reces

now i want to lead america because i love america. i will keep america's defenses strong.make sure our armed force continue to be the best equipped, best trained and best led in the entire world. [ cheers and applause ] they are now and they will be. in last century this nation more than any other freed the world from fascism and communism but the new world has dangers and challenges, both old and new. we must always have the will to defend our enduring interests from europe to the middle east to japan and korea. we must strengthen our partnerships with africa, latin america and confront terrorism, new weapons of mass destruction, global environmental problems and new diseases that can threaten national security. we must promote and welcome free trade. but it must be fair. we must set standards to end child labor to end exploitation of workers. if i'm president it will be a way to lift everybody up not bring anyone down as the common denominator. so those are the issues. and that's where i stand. but i also want to tell you just a little more about two of my greatest heroe

i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america.whether we are going to chart a future even in these challenging times on our highest ideals of faith and family and patriotism and freedom. or whether we are going to let joe biden and the radical left take us down the path towards socialism, less freedom, and american decline. so let me just say to each one of you gathered here from my heart, for all the ideals that have always made america great, for the freedom that we cherish in this nation, we need to decide right here and right now that joe biden will never be president of the united states. we are going to reallege -- reelect president donald trump for four more years. [applause] the stakes are that high. the choice is that clear. and over the next four years as the president says, we are going to make incredible progress as a nation. we are going to, first and foremost, we are going to distribute the vaccine and we are going to defeat the virus. we're going to put this pandemic in the past. we are going to maintain america's u

it was a good thing for america. my fellow americans, already, there are tens of thousands of children out there, who need a good home with loving parents. i hope more of them will find it now. i want to build a bridge to the 24 century with a clean and safe environment. we are making our food safer from pesticides. we're protecting our drinking water and our air from poisonous. we saved yellowstone from my name, we establish a largest national park south of alaska in the desert in california. we are working to save the precious florida everglades. and when the leaders of this congress invited the polluters into the back room to roll back 25 years of environmental protections, that both parties had always supported i said no. but we must do more. today, 10 million children live with just four miles of the toxic waste dump. we have cleaned up

convinced america has armed bent on convincing themselves and certainly the public to -- america shownits hand at americas and eric and declining agent self hegemon and china's only thought is a struggle almost took a timing issue. if we can just wait a few more years it might vie some time with biden and if you have the fight now like the hard-liners do then bring on trump and weekend work a little bit more. we have a few minutes left. i went to ask a question on behalf of sara and i will ask steve to answer this one. it's a really good question. you are all foreign correspondents during the course of your careers. how do you interpret the increasingly hostile attacks by the trump administration on the media and on the press? the longer-term implications of that damaging and dangerous. can any of you offer a comment or two on that? >> i find it deeply depressing. i have a little button that i used or around. i don't find it very funny any more. trump has -- my newspaper which he grew up with. we are puppets and a puppet show. he does his rallies and he does his demagoguery. nothing we

america has to live in a substandard home. and that no young person in america is -- from colleexcludee because their family is poor. [ cheers and applause ] but what have the republicans proposed? just an attack on everything that we've done in the achievement of social justice and decency, in the last 50 years, ever since franklin delano roosevelt's first term. they would make social security voluntary. they would reverse our progress in the minimum wage. full employment law. safety in the workplace. and a healthy environment. lately, as you know, the republicans have been quoting democratic presidents. but who can blame them? would you rather quote herbert hoover or franklin delano roosevelt? would you rather quote richard nixon, or john fitzgerald kennedy? the republicans have always been the party of privilege. but this year their leaders have gone even further. in their platform they have repudiated the best traditions of their own party. where is the conscience of lincoln in the party of lincoln? what's become of their

i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america. [applause] >> usa! usa!sa! vice pres. pence: you get it. it is whether we are going to a course for our future, for ourselves and our posterity. two have our greatest american traditions of faith, family, and freedom. our heritage of patriotism. or whether we are going to let joe biden and democratic party surrender to the radical left and shut down our economy. and to topple our heritage of freedom. the traditional values. and lead our nation on a path of socialism and american decline. nevada, for our values, and for all our and ideals that have always made this nation can exceptional and great, we need to decide right here and right now that joe biden will never be president of the united states. we are going to reelect president donald trump for four more years. [cheers and applause] >> "four more years!" "four more years!" "four more years!" vice pres. pence: serving at his side over the last four years, i can tell you firsthand. unrelenting opposition and resistance from the democrats in washington, ag

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remains america.se] whether we will chart a course in the future based on our highest ideals of freedom, faith, family, free enterprise, or whether we would let joe biden in the radical left take us on a downward path to more government, less freedom, more dependency, socialism, and american decline. [booing] so let me say, men and women of south carolina, for all the ideals that have always made this country great, for our is at theat foundation of who we are, we need to decide right here and joe biden will never be president of the united states. we will reelect president donald trump for four more years. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "four more years"] v.p. pence: it is on, south carolina. it is on. and we have seven days to get it done. um, when the president called me and asked me to join this ticket four years ago, i really did not know him very well, but we got to be close friends. we talk when we are traveling, sometimes late, sometimes in between, and when we are both at the white hou