and centr america and the central america to the u.s..s approach when i saw it and when we saw it, we thought was the next step and the good next step. you have to work there. the solutions are in the homelands, in our countries. if you translate it to another language, you can see rt causes might equate to development -- human development. we're talking about education, economic growth, roads, infrastructure in many ways. that approach of developing that there on the basis also of developing on two pillars. one of those is democracy and the other is rule. i believe it is the right approach. of course, as you mentioned, ricardo, i also believe central americans can be a tough teacher for everyone, especially a central americans. was on the one hand good. the n and the way it has moved forward over the past years has taught everyone i think a lesson of humility. why do i say that? because it is different to have a beautiful design on the blueprint that you bill it back there was tub it is not easy. it is not easy because of the people of c

america is the evil empire.ost: as far as other countries in the world, where has america been a destabilizing force? give us an example. caller: the middle east. they destabilize the middle east. they destabilized europe. look at ukraine and russia. like the previous caller said, we caused this conflict between russia and the ukraine, because we wanted to overthrow putin. and that is how we did it, is by creating this war. we created havoc in iraq. in iraq we went into a war, we lied about it. and now we lie about what is going on in israel. about what is going on in iran. america wants war and chaos everywhere. they are destabilizing the world. we should stop we are doing. host: estelle in ohio. the wall street journal highlighting the president's trip overseas. they add this, saying that transatlantic relations are at an inflection point. mr. biden is at odds with european leaders over his continued support for israel, and after two years of grinding combat in ukraine the u.s. and europe are still scrambling

look, i don't believe that israel will lose its interests to america, and as a result , america will stop supporting it. israel is considered an honorable asset for america for several reasons. first, the right-wing zionist lobby. in america, the aipac lobby is a very strong lobby. this first point means the strongest lobby the jewish lobby in america is aipac. the second point is that, as your honorable guest pointed out, the united states of america has a representative presence in the strategic regions of the world. the world is very important , and the east of the national anthem, which is the gateway to west asia and the middle east , is an important and vital region for the united states of america, and the united states of america must be present in this important and vital region. well, the zionists represent the united states of america. they are present in the region. you see , there is no intellectual, racial, religious homogeneity with the united states in the nations of the region, but jewish immigrants the occupiers who come and settle in palestine can provide america's

toead policy in central america.mention if you will. to add on this i'll get to them quickly.t's a question of scale and sustainability. had some pretty wild swings it's fair say between and central cut off during the r administration and now a major commitment by president biden to this region. you can look no further than the gao report on themp those for concrete and the negative impact that it had. we are seeing the strategy data come in and shows we can have an impact on the operative scale in a sustained way. in the area security and go back more than a decade and track sustained u.s. government commitment in usaid to a data-driven approach to approaching what had been centrl america and seend in the years since.■m■ when we have a strategy we invest that we can have an impact so i think the scale is a th■ say is andcomprehensive as n oa like our management strategy that incorporates things like the work that usaid has done to invest in expansion of legal ethical labor tactics almost tripling the number h2 visas

whether america wants it or not. the one who thought that in the first days, for example, gaza would be destroyed within a week, hamas would leave power, and the cause of hamas would be buried in the palestinian lands, this became a myth for them. therefore, whatever happens in the future, but now this is a turning point in political , diplomatic, legal, security, military and regional history. it is the one that makes the victory of hamas easier , strengthens the resistance of hamas , weakens the declining power of israel, and weakens the power of hamas . very well, mr. seyed afri, a question that is being raised now . the general protests of american and western students and other countries have reached a stage. the zionist regime is in a critical situation, and if it had not been carried out with such tactics and such measures, it would probably have been tried in international courts. should the united nations lead to differences between the zionist regime and the zionist regime and the united states, should it s

so it appears that the america that daisy sang and the america that america keeps saying were two different songs until today. langston hughes was in both poems. i sing america and life may not a crystal stair. it wasn't for daisy, but the lesson is that if you keep singing in america, if you keep climbing. rough side of the mountain. langston says it is not to sing america towards the end that tomorrow i'll be at the table when company comes. nobody'll dare say to me eat in the kitchen. that means no bricks, no murders. and besides he says they will see how beautiful i am and be ashamed. i, too, sing america. so now that we've unveiled this statue of daisy so that america and the world will interpret to. to see how beautiful america is when they see daisy, lee, gaston bates say her name. daisy bates. and we all will be singing the same america. thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. jeffries. thank you, america. ladies and gentlemen, the hbcu alumni choir of the university of arkansas, pine bluff, philander smith university arranged by stephen hayes performing guide feet. got my feet easy.

■ç [applause] >> this is america.udents who are applying to get fulbrightras sc. thank god i just have a dog in th■[ house. [laughter] because my poor dog is like mo unlike she wants to come to mit of course i'm going to approve that. but what say about america and thehe opportunities they are looking forward to learn herecat they can take from this experience and they can go back, this is amazing. and do not know important we are to the world. we need to tell our story, our narrative needs to change. [applause] >> absolutely. go. >> this. i thinku? there are people who believe there is political benefit right now to either telling us america is the bad guy in the will or b, america is a diminished power. i see i as two sides of the same coin. buts that is not with american people believe. the american people, she pointed out, by and large believe we are good. we are a force for good andhen e are in it. so you're talking to candidatesh political actors who are being screamed at by the infringers on either of those two

america attacked america the region must be able to maintain itself. we must bring the zionist regime to the axis of resistance in gaza. we must bring the sinic regime to a stage where america, according to hazrat agha , has been infiltrated by the united nations and is in debt to america and america's allies, whether its european allies or not. mercenary allies of our own region, which the holy prophet says time and again, american mercenaries and partners in our own region, unfortunately, now i don't want to give names , so dear mr. seifi, look at the issue of the zionist regime, first of all, with that authority. secondly , only if they want to resist, they will score points and force america to seriously reconsider its support for if the zionist regime does it, the blows should be so strong that the cost of supporting dream science for the united states will go up and up. very well, thank you very much, mr. dr. seyed oghahi, an expert on west asian issues. apart from the classes that you have mentioned , what effect do you think could have on the r

america sent from thes.ses from america does not receive a single dollar would be broke. more than 75% of our will go straight direct from one y to the other. we have to keep that in mind. with that in mind■ the indigenoe biggest base of central america not i don't talk percentages to facilitate the■ channels those populations in order to bel levelon more presentation means■h with thatwarrant democracy. thank you very much i think we are out of time. sorry. it's always good not to be inch. i know there asked. i helped continue an excellent discussion but again, or back of the whole team is a huge thank you a topic will be a great discussion and importance going for print thank panelists and thank you for all the work you have doneor your pn here today. thank you. [aus ♪ c-span has been congthere is y [laughter] gentleman from california. >> think about you mr. speaker thank you mcculloch for yielding. today, my firstborn is tomarrie. [applause] [cheering] and again i find myself standing chamber praying this

immigrants to this country are america and america is immigrants. stop that we are not america anymore. bari: thank you so much. [applause] sohrab: the last time i spent any significant amount of time in texas was in 2005-2007 when i was a teach for america schoolteacher in brownsville, texas. [applause] do not clap, because wait. [laughter] i came as a typical carpetbagger that i am here to rescue these people from their oppressed conditions. part of that, i published my first ever public op-ed in the brownsville herald opposing a tough border bill that had been floated in the house of representatives at the time. i said something like there are no illegal people, there is no such thing as an illegal person, only aspiring migrants who are poised to transform our nation for the better. i ended it with the phrase -- not knowing in my twentysomething ignorance that cesar chavez was a ferocious opponent of mass migration of that kind. [laughter] i went to school the next day, i came in with pride thinking they will cheer me. all of my fellow teachers a

america.for the generations. he's blessed in the and those generations whose blessing even today and thanking god the opportunity for us to come together for the family, for the country, for our government, to honor such a noble citizen of the united states, of america. we love you. we thank you. we thank god for p of honoring us. you may bless us and use us to glorify you in crisis. and we pray. amen amen. please be seated.ladiesndenspeas house of representatives representatives. well, we have some great words not going to delay the big thing that you've all been waiting for. so'm going to ask governor sanders, leader jeffries, members of the a thurston mr. k. victor, mr. broadway. to join me on stage ase unveil the statue. ■wherever. i go. ■:■■dladies, gentlemen, the hone sarah huckabee sanders, governor of arkansas. afternoon. it is an absolute privilege to be here in our nation's capital to represent the great state of arkansas and■b honor one of our state's very finest, daisy gadson bates

policy toward central america.xcellent panel we have here today it really is a top-notch panel. i thank you very much for theicg together this group. it's an incredibly irrelevant back and it's very important to do exactly that. takeck assessment of what has gone improve. i'm also very lucky after left the government to be at the u.s. institute of peace for peace about us also give me an opportunity to continue to ask these difficult questions about consequential area of the united states in the americas. one thing i really noticed it when i was sti world but in u.s. and washington policy circles disssion of central america thoughts went to the southwest border and it was a challenge for us to look beyond that. rebecca you flagged thateq correctly. it is a comprehensive set of problems. there's also that we've seen realized. it's also important for us as we look forward to think not just about u.s. policy componentu the agency that exists. i'm as well as the challenges that. that are long-standing and influenced by

that's the promise of america. [applause] that's the promise that drew joe's and my ancestors to the united states -- that we are a nation defined not by language or ethnicity, by race or religion -- that america is and we, the people. so, today, i want to tell you an american story.ountry over a decade ago to work, to study, to you made a plan. and then you fell in love. so, you built a life, a home. one filled with big smiles on little faces, with laughter andh pta meetings and soccer practice. you go to the school of your dreams and start a business and give your child all the possibility of the world. but hanging over you is a shadow -- a missing piece of paper -- the possibility that your family may not be able to stay together.d1 it's a story that too many families all acr since jo daughters, those fathers and sons about the agony of that shadow. so, joe is doing what he always does -- leading the way with compassion and experience -- [cheers and -- taking the action ourion needs to thrive. today, joe is help

the united states of america and mr. biden, on the eve of the presidential election , would like to attract a part of the jewish and zionist votes to him and remember. for america, netanyahu is not only israel , only the likud party of israel kassem, whose president is the ruling faction of netanyahu, that it is not the whole of israel , that now the left-wing movement is fighting against turkey and mr. netanyahu's wrong policies, so the security issue causes that political mistakes that now within the rule of israel's politically hated society . is there going to be a split, it shows that it is showing signals and signs that mr. biden is slowly trying to take care of mr. netanyahu without a trial. why should netanyahu's crime continue? and israel continued, more than this, the international court in the hague, based on the principle of the pressure that public opinion has on consciences, and the united states and the western countries, especially the european union, which has a lot to say, which i will say here, surrend

threat to everything america america the finest most unique natior.[cheering] the only nation in the wor a fact statement nation in the world we are built onn idea that we are all created equal. two years in the anniversary of our declaration and allowed donald trump t w [cheering] i give you my word. leaves nobody behind. harbor and still the beacon of world. motivated by ibution but that never built a thing. you and i are a nation of hope and possibilities. that will continue to build america today. donald trump will the story i will defend it. are you with me? [cheering] donald was the first president i part of having then one term saying we areailing nation. where does he think he is don'te places with america in a heartbeat. he's dead wrong. america is winning. i've never been so optimistic them up my whole careerwe are the united states of america. [cheering] there's nothing when we act together. [cheering] may god bless you alltroops. let's go get them [cheering] [cheering] ♪ [c >> c-span is youview of government. we're funded by these televisi

former america. he writes and explains and now 15 member countries of the security council defend this and the public opinion of the world also defends this issue . now, what is the reason for the past 3 months, 4 months, so far, 3 resolutions just for the ceasefire and humanitarian aid, some countries, including algeria and other countries, were brought to approve at least a temporary ceasefire , but what did the united states of america do with those resolutions ? the resistance became more widespread, as well as the resistance of the people and the global scandal of israel and the united states increased day by day, and the power of resistance was reduced by the same attacks that hezbollah launched about 200 rockets today, in addition to the attacks of hezbollah in lebanon from the north , as well as the resistance of the people themselves and the intransigence of the complex. these regional events are field diplomacy if we consider the world and the world, we see that the united states, out of co

these zombie companies in america. now, when that happens essentially means that keeping alive the deadwood and there is a price for that, because if you keep alive so much deadwood, then you are keeping out new for coming in your keeping out new startups from, prospering and. we have seen the mirror image of that is that the number of startups in america has been declining over that period of time. so there's a real price to be paid when these policies are pursued that you're keeping alive the existing companies. and yeah, that feels optically good that okay, you by keeping alive these existing companies even though they are not profitable and they are inefficient by every metric but keeping alive those companies, you are helping maybe in the short term avoid some job losses or so. but what happening then is that you are choking new competition, you're choking new companies from being formed, and that shows up in the declining number of startup companies in america. so i think that that's what i'm trying to do in this

>> is possible for all in america.the country were anybody from anywhere can achieve anything. but we have to defend those americanles of economic educational freedom.■ç one can have private property same time we must restrain centralization of so much money■l and power and contl in the hands of politicians in washington. we sectore can achieve the american dream. >> went comes to these voters were to date telling about the ways they think work out for them? works governments got too big it's over regulating comments overtaxing. usurping theolthe church, of bus sense they are controlling every bit of our behavior. but that has done stied energy production.fl stifled entrepreneurship rate stifled opportunity in its zeal to help people give the benefit of the doubt. into every aspect of our lives. we need to reverse that and unleash the individual is in the rugged individuals that that is america pickwick sounds like what you're saying could apply to different groups, white latinos? >> a lott: of latinos are living the a

america is considered an honorable asset. first, the lobby of right-wing zionists in america, i.e. aipac lobby, is a very strong lobby. this is the first point. it means that the strongest lobby in america is the jewish lobby of aipac. the second point is that as your honorable guest pointed out, it is very important for the united states of america to have a proxy presence in the strategic and geopolitical regions of the world, and the national east, which is the gateway to west asia and the middle east, is an important region for the united states of america. and it is vital, and in this important and vital region, the united states of america must be present ok, well, the zionists are present in the region on behalf of the united states of america. you see , there is no ideological, racial, religious homogeneity with the united states in the nations of the region, but the occupying immigrant jews who came and settled in palestine can protect the interests of the united states and the geopolitical interests of the united states in this region. provide this area. as a result , it

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without a strong leader who understands america allies america's needs, security interest and america'sn the world are not to be able to succeed on domestic front as well ecbecause the projection o america's power and leadership also influence how voters think about the character candidates they support. so it's important to talk about america's place in the world we are spending close to $1 trillion in the defense budget. including rays for military which was warranted. we can have a strong military but as you said, we've got have democratic tools we need soft power as ay something right after the 2010 elections. after the 16 election i traveled abroad. i went to germany and france and ended up in the netherlands. it's always nice to end up in the nethernds. i had to talk about america and america the elections of course. many people thought because i guess i was a democrat and the former chair i would orjust tra the election of donald trump i didn't trash it. all, i'm not cannot oad i'm not, do it in america and e american electora because they disagree with me. it's like when the sai

, deterring, detaining, and deporting migrants before they get to america's southern border. and it's a strategy that's been relied upon by both republicans and democrats july 2014, america was witnessing an unprecedented crisis big came without their parents a wave of migrant children coming from central america, seemingly overnight, tens of thousands of children and families showed up at the southern border. the us government was caught completely flat foot president obama, bush, mexico to focus on the southern border mexico's southern border. 1,000 miles away. us dollar helped transform mexico's border with guatemala a network of military bases observation towers, canine teams, and mobile checkpoints sprung up on the hunt for migrants part because of strong efforts by mexico we've seen those numbers reduced back to much more manageable levels. the next year mexico deported more central americans than the united states. for the first time in history. and so by the end of the obama administration, you weren't seeing the same kind of drama at the southern border that you saw

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immigration has made america strong. 250 million immigrants have come to america.rk hard, they've come to improve their lot in life with their and their children and the next generation. and they've done so. they've created wealth for themselves and for others. the economy of california is bigger than the entire economy of mexico. america is prosperous and it has to do with a long line of immigrants that have come to america. republicans don't get to define what immigration reform is, and not the democrats. they both have to come together. we have a u.s. house of representatives and the senate who represent different faiths from across the country. they want to expand immigration. but they don't want what is happening right now at the border. they don't want the lawlessness and chaos that we have. the flexibility that is demanded of the border. we get to decide who comes into the country. we get to set the conditions. and right now we've lost control of that. this frustration that americans are feeling over what is happening. initiation day one has to convene the p

i see in america. on the move again, united, a diverse and vital and tolerant nation entering our third century with pride and confidence. an america that lives up to the majesty of our constitution. and a simple decency of our people. this is the america we want. this is the america that we will now. we will go forward from this convention with some differences of opinion, perhaps, but nevertheless, united and i'll come. determination to make our country large and driving and generous spirit. once again, ready to embark on great national deeds. and once again. as brothers and sisters, our hearts will swell. pride to call ourselves americans. thank you very much. for. what you know. senator frank church. governor jerry brown. governor card, one. terrorist by. car driver. governor milton sharp. ed muskie. eric coughlin. and -- cheney. make. baker barbour. senator. never age free. to baker. senator george mcgovern. governor terry. governor. you can air air. governor. romney. robert draper. and other. gov

important to talk about america's place in the world.y we are spending close to a trillion dollars on the defense budget including the race for the military that warranted. we can have a strong military but as you said we've got to have also the use of diplomatic tools. we need soft power. i want to say something right after the 2020 elections, i traveled abroad. i went to germany and france and ended up in the netherlands. many people bought it because i was a former chair. first of all, i'm not going to travel abroad or trash the electorate because they disagreed with me. it's like when the saints finished playing. they are not going to trash atlanta. you recognize we are like every other major democracy. when millions of americans feel like there's no hope and if they see themselves as living on the outskirts of hope and want to somebody to bring them into the opportunity that is what trump trumprepresents. i've just the challenge to say icu and i am the leader that can help. that is biden's calling card if he can he will become presi

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because of the veto power that the united states of america used in the security council. stopping the war or stopping the export of weapons to the zionist regime. let's see that a large scale demonstration has taken place in europe, as we saw recently in france, an exhibition for arms and weapons was held where french demonstrators demonstrated and prevented the entry and participation of israeli companies there. this means this. that the people of europe are putting pressure in europe and america in this regard and are looking for a trial at the level internationally, but at the official level, this is unlikely to happen. a number of countries made decisions to try zionist criminals, but these decisions were not implemented, including the decision made in laha at the international level, which creates a cover for international circles, including the united states of america. they stopped their trial and the trial operation. it is unlikely to happen at the level of international courts now . very well, thank you for your explanation, mr. sahlahuddin al-qaraa, i will come

america on its back. pulled trump one of two presidents in american history left fewer jobs in american history. herbert hoover trump. [cheering] then he lied how great he was. i told him how he had given lives in world war i he called them suckers and losers and try to deny it. are you going to leave a four-star marine general john kelly said he said that. my son was one of those people. [chanting] out 24 top advisers including the best of the people who know him best, 40 said i will not support the man i worked for this time around. he lied about how great he was on crime and remind him stop in 2020, crime is a 50 year low. [cheering] and i pointed out only convicted criminal on stage last night was donald trump. thirty-four convictions, sexual assault on a woman in a public place and being find for fraud. he sent a convicted felon, he's a one-man crime wave. [cheering] he's got more trials coming up. [chanting] the thing that bothers me maybe most is no respect for women or the law. his biggest lie, he

and america would do it again for our friends. may god bless you. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america, barack obama. madame, mr. the president is. because when you meet barack obama. president long. the people of france. friends, family, our veterans. if prayer were made of sound, the skies overve deafened the world. captains paced their decks, pilots tapped their gauges. commanders pored over maps, fully aware that for all the months of meticulous planning, everything could go wrong. the winds, the tides, the element of surprise. and above all, the audacious bet that what waited on the other side of the channel would compel the men not to shrink away. but to charge ahead. fresh faced charges, rub trinkets, kissed pictures of sweethearts, checked and rechecked their equipment. god asked one, give me guts. and in the predawn hours, planes rumbled down. runways, sky. giant screws began to turn on an armada that looked more like ships than sea. and more than 150,000 souls set off toward this tiny sliver of sand upon whic

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he said he didin africa and latin america when they heard united states of america to think of a manin a military uniform with a gun. peace corps volunteer. he wanted them to think of the alliance for progress. puttinú the poor. to help build middle classes in these countries and make friends in these countries. during his timee refused, the pressure from the military brass to go into laos and 60 want to go to cuba and 61 to go into during the charlie crisis and 62. going to cuba again during the cuban missile c. he refused to send combat troops to vietnam despite all of his most trusted advisors send 250,000 troops or the government will collapse. he said it is their war. he sent 16,000 advisors who technically were not allowed to in combat, but they did anyway.icopter instructors and pilots. and sent 16,000 people, by the way troops, advisors which are fewer troops and he said integrate boldness. university of mississippi. for one black man changed narrative then october 22, 1963, he learned that a ged at vietnam. he asked hisim a full complement of military. he came back in 75 am

america, i went to u.n.ates although didn't pay any of my freight, but that's another led by maureen reagan ronald reagan's daughter i went to ken 24. to work at the jackson campaign and working at that make dr. king's birthday a holiday, i went to maureen reagan she was our leader and i went to africa with maureen reagan i say that be to kenya several times, last time johnny carson former ambassador to kenya and quote, unquote, he didn't have the dinner when i learned that the former ambassador someone i went as election observe didn't have a ticket he was my date. bout your experiences and when you're a kid first time leaving america, talk about when you go back and you are at an important conference and talk about even your mos recent experience when you had to wear a dress you could barely get tarpet and i was proud. but i just want to own stories, why you? because there's no one better. why not? tomorrow is not soon enough. your own stories will make a difference whether it's republican or democratic un

their projection of america's power, strength, america alliances. again i think foreign policy is going to matter in the margins not in the middle. >> so this has donna recipes are extensive ones have taken a lot of our time so far. we still have time for a close i think right now for this great panel. wish you could goul on forever this scott and telecom many in this crowd will go to capital to more to talk about the importance of investing in diplomacy and development tools and america's role and will do i want to try something a l note for both of you. i'm going to ask sco these folks meeting with democratic members of your advice senior republican operative of what this crowd should say why america should lead in one of investing. don i'm going to ask you for advice to republican members. >> my advice honesty would be if you're looking for a role model john fetterman pic if i were meeting with the democrat now on television for to myself as a fetterman republican lately. because he has shown absolute leadership unusual and you show a willingness

is about a guy in the world or america is a diminished power.e it as two sides of the same coin. but that is not with the what theamerican people believe. we are a force for good. political actors that are being screamed at on either of the two fronts, please, tell them. do not listen. where they are are two different places and the way forward in any campaign is to believe that america is good and we are a force for good and that there is a wide metal that believes that and some are liberal and some are conservative. but the vast majority believe in the united states and we don't believe we are diminished and we don't believe we are bad. that's where most candidates are going to find success. >> for this organization. channeling from this i do want to bring up something, a friend and colleague of yours, the mainstay of this stage in traveled to africa. she's not television and a republican colleague she taught at the harvard school politics. l and why have we seen this outpouring from colleagues who worked with both sides of the aisle on the un

the american people want to have a strong america.inners that is white we need to be talking throughout 2824 to the american people about how we can do so much about it there's not a reason for this inflation that is going on. i can be fixed for there's noto reason not to be energy independent and america there's no reason to not have a secure border donald trump did many of those things the four short years he was in office. let's put someone in office who will accomplish the goals of the american people set aside sideshows set aside the personalities the tit for tat an s for the american people. we look at four -- five years ago we were in a much bettertt place and we are now free. >> representative tom tiffany this is back in new york adepen. yes, how's it going. first of all america is not in decline it is disgraceful led by your leader, donald trump you keep pushing them. joe broke open negatives opec of then to cut back their production and because of joe biden, president biden opened increased production they turned their back

that is what it means to be an american. 2024 ises of america.you guys are lik revolutionaries who fought that revotion lot of young people, i love that, coming to these turningt . it's gipg to be your generation that saves this kun rit time ar. we are done obsessing with what the. they're good at this. they'll give you something to work with. race. gender. sexuality. im and we're sitting here criticizing them without ofng an vision of our own. what do we actually stand for? the individual, the family, the nation and race, gender, sexuald climate. if we have the courage to actually stand for something. what does it mean to be an american? it means we believe you get ahead in this country not on the color of your skin but on the content of your character and your contributions. th's why we're ending d.e.i. and affirmative action ac thation. we are done with it. it means we believe in the rule ■ and i say this as a kid of two legal country. that means your first act of enteringhis country cannot break the law, and that is why wee will use our own m

we can never give up what makes america america. donald trump is motivated by revenge and retribution. will revenge and retribution never built a damn thing. you and i, we americans are a nation of hope, optimism, and possibilities. [cheers and applause] that's what always built america. that's what we'll continue to build america today. the choice in this election is simple. donald trump will not restore our democracy i will defend it. [cheers and applause] so, folks, are you with me? donald trump is the first president i have heard of that has stood up there running for president having been 11 term saying america is a failing nation. where does he think he is? [boos] i'm serious, i don't know what president wouldn't trade places with america and heart be. he is dead wrong. america is not a losing nation america is winning! and about america's future and my whole career just remember who we are. we are the united states of america! [cheers and applause] there is nothing beyond our capacity, nothing when we act together. [chanting]

is america. israel is second. israel is the enemy of every muslim anywhere in the world. england and france are the next enemies of the islamic world. they are all evil. enemy of islam. in its latest report, washington has written that america supports the genocide of edemad has brought this country to the lowest level in history in the islamic world. according to this survey , jordanian people's trust in america is only 3% and in other countries such as iraq, egypt, it is 7-9%. less than two weeks before the 14th presidential election, the campaign programs of the candidates have increased, from various gatherings to provincial trips , which the reporter of the sed and sima news agency has described in a report . six candidates of the 14th term of the presidential election in the continuation of their election campaigns with their presence in the crowd people and in the virtual space, from their point of view and plans, said mr. medesian, when he was in qom, after visiting the holy shrine of haz

it is here we reflect the very best of america's valuesre america sends its younger, it's brave, it's denomination. we do not fight for a motherland or a fatherland. and we never ever fight for conquest or plunder or enslavement of another people. when america is at its best, america sends its younger, it's brave, it's finest to fight for simple, humble, values. the values of freedom, liberty, and when the job is done, when the mission is accomplished, when the tyrants are taken down, decracy is stood up, america does something unique in the history of mankind, we go home. all that america asks for in return for the sacrifice of our young, brave, and finest, are a few small plots of land to bury our dead. all of you are seated here in one of those small plots of land. that is why this date, june 6th, this place, normandy, and this ceremony here is so important. it is a reminder to all of us of the true cost of war and the real price of freedom. it is a price that we paid on d-day 80 years ago. it is a price that we remind all dictators today, that if necessary, we will pay that price

itnt to talk about america's place in the world.ser trillion dollars in our defense tools we need soft power as well after the 16 election i traveled abroad in germany and france and up in if there was ice and up in the netherlands. america democrat and the for that i would trash the election of donald trump. i did not trash it. first though i'm not going to travel abroad. thethey disagree with me not going to trash atlanta. millions of hope. they seee themselves as living hope. they want someone to help bring them into the circle o opportunity. that isn't biden's challenges to say i see you two. the leader that can help you in my family. and is biden's calling c he can pull that off he will become president i read something as i was with jason.y wit t great hair i didn't know it. [laughter] >> i am available. suffice to say i am a handful. garden-variety woman baby becaus cooking with clarice 75% of democratsrld affairs. are. you can lead a conversation that don't have a great understanding of what happened abroad. we tend to focus

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