are, not just another american racial or ethnic group like asian-americans, americans or irish americans, for two central reasons. one is that are indigenous, which is to say they were here first. as such, they did not come into. the united states voluntarily, the vast majority of them never asked to join it as full members. white people imposed the country them. the history of native peoples relations. the united states has involved a constant struggle to defend the inherent sovereignty that comes being indigenous, and by that i mean the right to self-governance recognize territorial boundaries and the power to engage with other foreign states. put another way, the focus of peoples aspirations, unlike, say, african-americans, has not been equal with white people. the most of them today certainly expect that status. but the exercise of greatest sovereignty possible. the second central reason the native people differ from other american racial and ethnic groups is that they are organized into polities. tribal nations that govern their members and their territory. though the united states

americans. in this field, they acted on a large scale, so that the goal was to carry out extensive intelligence and military trips, even after the attack on afghanistan in the years in 2003, 2004 and 2005, yemen remained in the mind of america as a dangerous center that should be controlled. this dominance was announced from the highest point of the us government pyramid. in some media, the american approach about the nature of the activity and deployment of many yemeni forces in the philippines was conveyed. as you can see we use the uh sbd. the camps of the special forces attached to the president's son became a center for the deployment of american military forces in sana'a, the capital of yemen. with the continuation of trips of high-ranking american commanders to this camp. images of the government's reception of them are no longer a liquid mockery it had become evident in these suspicious pictures, along with the demands of the americans. let's go see them from there. where? a privileged p

jobs an undercut american wages.failed border czar wins she won't stop until every illegal immigrant has the right to vote, which will destroy your voice in your country to make room for people who shouldn't even be here. [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] you guys are fired up. what do they put in the water in las vegas? geese. but to all illegal ail generals, president trump and i have a different message. if you are here against the laws of this country, pack your backs because you're going home in six months. it sounds so simple, my friends. but it is time to put the interest of american citizens first. that's what our leaders should do is care about their own people. now, i want to recognize before we keep on going, i want to recognize a few incredible, great republican leaders who join us today. all the way from florida, the great congresswoman anna luna, a great public servant, love to have her here. we've got nevada g.o.p. chairman michael mcdonald. where are you, michael? thank you, michael. we're going torino after

welcome to the american antiquarian society's public program, the rise and fall of the second american republic, reconstruction 1860-1920 w. manisha sinha . the american antiquarian society is located on the ancestral homelands of the tribal community, who remain and active presence here in central massachusetts. to nice program is being recorded and will be available on our youtube page or channel following this program. we are delighted to welcome those of you with us tonight in antiquarian hall in worcester, massachusetts, and both of us joining us across the country and around the world on youtube. my name is scott casper. i am the president of the american antiquarian society. tonight's event is a special one for us because we are honored to help launch a brand new book published today by an author who has been part of the community for many, many years. i would note that her book has already today been reviewed in the new york times. indeed, manisha sinha and her work exemplify the mission of aas to cultivate a deeper understanding of the american past, grounded in the primary so

only american citizens should vote in american elections. also, this week house republicans are moving mary miller's c.r.a. to stop joe biden's radical efforts to roll back women's rights and change title ix to allow biological men to act in women and girls bathrooms, locker rooms and sports. next week we're looking forward to uniting in milwaukee behind donald j. trump's america first abenda which created the greatest economy and securest boredder in history and lowest gas prices in years and peace through strength throughout the world. we're honored to be joined by chip roy who is leading things on the floor. chip? mr. roy: i want to thank representative stefanik and the speaker. the republicans are united. we're united behind a simple notion i think at least 81% of americans, maybe as high as 87%, depending which poll you look at, believe in a simple concept that only american citizens should vote in american elections as elise just said. not surprisingly, our democrat colleagues, and in particular the president yesterday in his statement

and usually ending in american history textbooks. on like these previous works this looks at reconstruction after 1877. the second half ofe book is what i think makes it somewhat different than conventional narratives, because i'm not just concerned with the short lived triumph of reconstruction itself, but it's at its long unwinding. and what that unwinding of reconstruction can tell us about american history and democracy today. now, of course, this period has normally been understood as the gilded age right. and so one of the major themes in my book is the connection between democracy and, capitalism with the latter's historical entanglement with slavery and imperialism, and their long afterlives. now, after the industrial take off in the united states in the late 19th century, the reconstruction of capitalism proved be successful. even at the reconstruction of democracy faltered. it this story of the unwinding, the emancipatory legacy of the civil war and reconstruct actions interracial democracy that can tell us much about the a

exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and fight a full schedule on y program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> president biden address the nation from the white house oval office about his decision to drop out of the 2024 presidential race. he highlighted the compliments of his administration and repeated his support for vice president harris to become the democratic presidential nominee. >> my fellow americans, i'm speaking to you tonight from behind the resolute desk in the oval office. in this sacred space, i'm surrounded by portraits of extraordinary american presidents. thomas jefferson wrote the immortal words that guide this nation. george washington, who showed us presidents are not kings. abraham lincoln, who implored us to reject malice. franklin roosevelt, who inspired us to reject fear. i revere this office, but i love my country more. it's been the honor of my lifee, to serve as your president. but in the defense of democracy, which is at stake, i think it's more important than any title. i draw strength and i fi

an american pretty much done nothing. now, exactly ten years later, north korea, south korea, according to the truman, within a week, ground troops are being sent. this is a new transformed nation and that american involvement does transform this civil conflict into something much bigger, which then subsequently gets transformed in something even bigger in sort of october, november, december, when the people's of china then also intervenes. so there is an escalation of what the korean war is over course of 1950 from the civil conflict into the united states, being at war with the communist regime of china and so thank you all for being here morning and thank you for including me in this conversation usually the question of when a war that the united states is involved when it begins for the united states. it's an easy question, right? when was the war declared? the thing about the korean war is not only did truman not seek a war, a very action going forward, but he also to even call it a war. and so, you know, at a press

[applause] he is an american, an american who conquered the business world, an american who made himself a household name. an american who is beloved by politicians and fellow celebrities for decades until he ran for office with an r next to his name. an american whom even barack obama admits people consider the american dream. [applause] and instead of sailing off into the sunset after an illustrious real estate and television career, he decided to give back. he decided to bring some of the things that have made him so successful in life to all of you. in order to improve if the lives of all americans. if black, white, brown, beige -- gay, straight, all americans because that's the man man that donald trump is. [applause] i can tell you that my personal if experience with donald trump has shown me his heart. there wasn't a second that he made this small town girl who was way out of her element in new york city feel anything but welcomed and part of the family. and if not for the support and encouragement of my father-in-law, i wouldn't be where i am today. it's been said by many that do

now the choice is up to you, the american people. choice the laws of the benjamin franklin is hanging on my wall in the oval office. along with the bus of doctor king and rosa parks went ben franklin was asked was emerge from the convention going on, where the founders have given america a republic the frank response was it's a republic, if you can keep it. it is a republic if you can keep it. or that we keep republic is now in your hands my fellow americans it is been the privilege of my life to serve this nation for over 50 years of. nowhere else on earth could a kid that set her some modest beginnings in scranton, pennsylvania one date sit behind the resolute desk in the oval office as president of the united states. but here i am. that is what is so special about america we are nation of promise and possibility of dreamers and doers. ordinary americans are extraordinary things. i give my heart and my soul to our nation. i've been blessed a million times and return with the love and support of the american people. i hope you have

we claim an american way, creed, even an american century.itical battles not only but also whose positions best reflect the nation's professed values. that is not who we are. it is our harshest of burns. he writes the self-portrait has a one-word caption, exceptional. we tell ourselves we are the world's last and best hope to be unique among nations, chosen by god, exempt from history on a mission benefiting a shining city upon a hill as ronald reagan once put it in the committee night. it's not a back woman. -- it is not a backpedaling moment. satisfaction with the way our democracy is working, it is the week it has been in the four decades the gallup has trkeit. it feels more existential than exceptional as than the t and te that. no wonder american's alternate between inhaling our ideas and deploring how we feel to live up to them or denouncing those ideals for not delivering the exceptional nature.his colu. a lengthy column if you want to be more. thisjohn in houston. good morning. what do you think? caller: good morning. i said i am out

now the choice is up to you, the american people. you make that choice under the words of benjamin franklin on my wall here in the oval office alongside of the best of doctor king and rosa parks and cesar chavez. when ben franklin was asked [inaudible] the convention going on when the founders had given america the republic, franklin's response was the republic if you can keep it. the republic, if you can keep it. whether we keep the republic now in your hands, my fellow americans, it's been the privilege of my life to serve this nation for over 50 years. nowhere else on earth from modest beginnings in scranton, to one day sit behind the resolute desk in the oval office as president of the united states, but here i am. that's what's so special about america. we are a nation of promise and g possibilities, of dreamers and doers, of ordinary americans doing extraordinary things. i give my heart and soul to the nation like so many others. i've been blessed many times and returned with the love and support of the american people. i hope

of course, not only for iranians, but for the whole world and even the americans themselves. 2001 americanack on afghanistan . 2003 american invasion of iraq. assassination of resistance commanders abu mahdi al-muhandis and sardar soleimani in iraq. more than a thousand dead due to american police violence. thousands of prisoners in cells solitary confinement and prisons with a slavery system of racial discrimination. and violence against blacks and rape of single women it is an endorsement of american human rights in the world and america itself. 36 years have passed since 12 july 1367 and now the latest example of american human rights can be seen in these more than 20 days of war in gaza. the war that has been going on for 8 months with the full support of washington against tel aviv. we have provided israel with all the necessary weapons. we saved israel. until you have stored them and prevent them from being sold to israel, and no one gives an answer. now, 36 years have passed since the shooting of the iranian passenger plane with 66 children , but the childishness of the americans st

then, then crowding into the american to american cities in the 1850s and 1850s, primarily a result of the irish potato famine. so the 18th century irish migration to the united what would become the united states is largely protestant character. the descendants of those irish immigrants. notice that in the 1850s and 1850s to become to be labeled irish a negative thing right? this is an era that infamously signs in places like new york, boston and chicago. you saw signs that said irish need not apply in polite society irishness was a dirty word. they were loathed because many of them did not speak english. the volume of the migrations was large and they were roman at a point where that was not an accepted aspect of polite society in america. so these the second and third generation scots, irish what they do to try to differentiate themselves from these other irish arriving on on american shores was to say, look, you know, the western we're irish, but we're scots-irish ish. we're not we're not irish like these catholic irish. we're a different type of scots, different of irish. and in s

abbasi, an expert on american issues. in the meeting of the economic coordination headquarters of the government, referring to the reports of international centers on the improvement of the macroeconomic indicators of iran in the last 3 years, the acting president said: today, the country is both in terms of gold and gold reserves and because of the framework of the closure of the capital programs. the economy has provided the conditions that the country's structure has become resistant to sanctions. mr. mokhbar also said that with the government's successful policies in controlling the growth of liquidity, the inflation rate has decreased significantly from 55 and a half percent in april last year. it has reached 31 in may 1403. following the meetings of the president-elect and senior commanders. sardar salami, commander of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, together with a group of commanders of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, visited the president-elect today. a picture of this meeting was shared on the page

american society is distorted by israel. finally , due to the influence of social networks and such , it should go and rebuild it. well , we should not ignore the aid that is given to israel by america or jews in america. it can be as useful for israel as the american government's support, so it has different dimensions, and the last thing i would like to say is that the risk is the same as the risk. the axis of resistance for america should listen more and say that the same things may happen to you , while all the things that may happen to america in iraq and syria point to the fact that america should not enter, if it enters, it will create dire conditions for itself. created and if he does not enter and does not support israel , the region will naturally become much more peaceful. please be very brief , because you stated as a list of goals , netanyahu succeeded in achieving his goals in this trip , according to what trump said today, trumpi it seems that more support is needed bekneh said that my priority is to end the w

story, into the american dna, that to have a free society, to have a free country that americans have the freedom to be armed, not everybody... wants to be armed, not everybody is armed, but for the people who want to protect themselves, their families, their farms, their livelihood, well that should be the right, and certainly when the mob is marching down the street, looking to attack and looking to burn down buildings when there is a failure of the government to preserve tranquility, what other choice do americans have, and let's talk about that, let's talk about that, buse isn't that the responsibility of any government actually to make sure that their society is secure, not the individual, not the individual citizens, so what happens like we saw it in los angeles, what 20, 30 years ago, when they were the la riots and the police literally the korean neighborhoods, there was zero protection as there was as there was mayhem and chaos in that neighborhood, the korean americans had to go to the rooftops to protect their neighborhoods, we saw it in texas, we saw it in the nightclub sh

americans see him, to make americans— americans see him, to make americans more _ americans see him,at he - americans more enthusiastic about him now that he is- americans more enthusiastic about him now that he is notj about him now that he is not running _ about him now that he is not running for— about him now that he is not running for election- about him now that he is not running for election because | running for election because that— running for election because that has— running for election because that has the _ running for election because that has the potential- running for election because that has the potential to - running for election because that has the potential to lift| that has the potential to lift up that has the potential to lift up vice—president - that has the potential to lift up vice—president kamala i that has the potential to lift - up vice—president kamala harris in her— up vice—president kamala harris in her campaign, _ up vice—president kamala harris in her campaign, whereas- up vice—president kamala harris in her campaign, whereas if- in her campai

real american leadership and a real american. telling you what to think. i am telling you what i know. i know america needs a strong leader and the world needs a strong america. i know donald trump is the best choice for president. my fellow americans, it is my honor to introduce the 45th and soon-to-be 47th president of the united states, donald trump. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa! >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa! >> thank you very much. wow. thank you to kid rock. thank you very much. what a beautiful performance. i stand before you this evening with a message of confidence, strength, and hope. four months from now we will have an incredible victory and we will begin the four greatest years in the history of our country. together we will launch a new era of safety, prosperity, and freedom of citizens. the discord and division in our society must be healed and it must be healed quickly. we are bound together as americans. we rise together or we fall apart. i am running to be president for all of america. not

with their with their vetos, the americans with their sanctions, the americans with all the... media hype and the zionis will go a war trail and a a mission to to do exactly what israel has been saying which is coming directly into the war, land american troops in israel, fan out the american military, but the other problem is people like scott ritter pointing out the americans are incapable of landing vast numbers of troops and weapons in that sense in israel, they're already engaged in ukraine carving, so the thing is for them to engineer yet another war would mean for... nominal financial output, it isn't even logistically possible, it seems for them to raise the number of recruits they would require to come in and take take a war of this proportion in in west asia. yeah, so the reality is that the americans are caught between rock and a hard place as well, the israelies are trying to force them into war which would ultimately destroy america as well, and the americans seem to have enough wit about them not to to to come in directly in a full sense and are rather just supplying he

we are fellow americans, and we must stand together. we must stand together in the wake of an attempted assassination of the former president of the united states. over the past several days the president has been briefed regularly by key members of his homeland security team, and senior law enforcement officials, and you spoken directly to the american people. as president biden has said we are thankful the former president is not seriously injured, and president biden, the first lady and entire white house are keeping him and his salmon in our prayers. we also extend our deepest condolences to the family of the victim who was killed. corey was a husband, a father, a volunteer firefighter and hero who lost his life shielding his family. our prayers are with his family during this unimaginable time. the president spoke about an ongoing investigation, and as he said we do not know the motive of the shooter yet. we don't know his opinions or affiliation. we don't know whether he had help or support, or if he communicated with anyone else.

companies and and american industry. [cheers and applause] a leader who rejects joe biden and kamala harris' green new scam and fights to bring back our great american factories. we need president donald j. trump! [cheers and applause] some people tell me i've lived the american dream, and of course they're right. and i'm so grateful for it. but the american dream that always counted most was not starting a business or becoming a senator or even being here with you fine people, though it's pretty awesome. [laughter] my most important american dream was becoming a good husband and a good dad, of being able to give -- [applause] i wanted to give my kids the things that i didn't have when i was growing up. and that's the accomplishment that i'm proudest of. that tonight i'm joined by my beautiful wife usha, an incredible lawyer and a better mom, and our three beautiful kids, ewa a n who's 7, vivek who's 4 and mirabel who's 2. they're back at the hotel and, kids, if you're watching, daddy loves you very much, but get your bu

state of collapse or security uncertainty , the americans will find this situation as well. somehow netanyahu wants to pretend that i am the frontline of america's interests and security. the main challenge for america is iran and the resistance front and palestine, and if i am not present, the security pressures against the americans will increase. a war or efforts to exchange prisoners in the name of allah, the merciful. rahim, a few points are worth mentioning. one of them is that , basically, benefiting from the support of a superpower has a special place in israel's national security doctorate. in israel's intellectual circles, when there is a discussion about national security and the principle of deterrence, it is discussed that the deterrence that israel wants to have should be such that it is a superpower, so that others do not allow themselves to attack it , so this is all-round support. america, well, we have seen this for years , caused concern for the americans themselves in this war, because they saw the public opinion within the americans that they had changed

, females and african—americans _ young americans, females and african—americans are - young americanse has to do - enough to beat donald trump or| republicans. she has to do much better _ republicans. she has to do much better. late — republicans. she has to do much better. ~ ., republicans. she has to do much better. ~ . , ., better. we are 'ust waiting now, a better. we are 'ust waiting now. a few — better. we are just waiting now, a few minutes - better. we are just waiting now, a few minutes until i better. we are just waiting i now, a few minutes until the president's address, but how much do you think we will see president biden's team try to help kamala harris in these coming days and weeks? because this will be an all out operation for the democrats. i think, harris will have a lot of support from the white house, from the biden team. she's already tapped biden's campaign manager and top leadership to be her top leadership to be her top leadership for her campaign. so the merging of the two campaigns have gone smoothly so far. now harris has her own people and advisers, so how

he is an american, an american who - american, an american who conquered the business world, an americannd fellow celebrities for decades until he ran for office with an r next to his name. an american who even barack obama admits people consider the american dream. . people consider the american dream. , ~ , people consider the american dream. , ~ m ~ ,, dream. cheering and applause. and instead of _ dream. cheering and applause. and instead of sailing _ dream. cheering and applause. and instead of sailing off _ dream. cheering and applause. and instead of sailing off into - and instead of sailing off into the sunset after an illustrious real estate and television career, he decided to give back. he decided to bring some of the things that had made him so successful in life to all of you. in order to improve the lives of all americans, black, white, brown, gay, straight, allamericans, because white, brown, gay, straight, all americans, because that is the man that donald trump is. cheering and applause. i can cheering and applause. i can tell ou cheering and applause. i can tell you tha

and the american people know this and the american people despise these agencies and also the nazi merit. garland, department of justice going after the trumps reporters of january 6th and going after women, you know, who challenge school boards because they don't want the l g b, t, agenda, ramrod at down their children's throats, all of the american public for the most part that is a brain has taken a position against these agencies for their to, for their tyranny. and now we're seeing once again, the department of secret service do a kennedy potential assassination setup. there's 2 possibilities, either they're a drug test playing confident because of their diversity equity and inclusion montoya, or it's worse, or they actually conspired to assassinate donald trump. and we'll see if the congress has any integrity by mentioning that word. did you do to trump what you did to kennedy or, or try to, if they don't mention the kennedy assassination in the parallels? then of course, we know the congress a suspect to, but you're right peter, this is elevated and advanced donald trump into a po

war that launched american empire. and here is an illustration of the men who overthrew an interracial city government in wilmington, north carolina. it is known as the wilmington massacre of 1898. well, after the fall of reconstruction, you had some interracial governments in the upper south in north carolina and virginia and tennessee. alliances between populous and republicans. and what's interesting about this group are people who violent fully overthrew the city government of wilmington in north is that a lot of them belong to the wilmington light infantry that had actually fought in the spanish cuban american war. they were the same people i'm just showing you how that incidents can tell us about those connections connections. now. the conquest of the west through the so-called indian wars, better referred to as wars against indians excuse me, lasted well until the end of the 19th century and said the stage for the establishment of overseas empire after the spanish cuban american war of 1898, the annexation of ha

we may disagree from time to time about how best to reinvigorate american industry and renew americanact, it's more than fine, it's good. but never forget that the reason why this united republican party can exists, why we do this, why we care about those great ideas and that great history is that we want this nation to thrive for centuries to the to come. [applause] now, eventually in that mountain cemetery my children will lay me to rest. and when they do, i would like them to know that thanks to the work of this republican party, the united states of america and if as strong and as proud and as great if as ever. that is who we serve, my friends. that is who we fight for. and the only thing that we need to do right now, the most important thing that we can do for those people, for that american nation that we all love is to the reelect donald j. trump president of the united states. [cheers and applause] mr. president, i will never take more grant -- for granted the trust you have put in me, and what an honor it is to help achieve the extraordinary vision that you have for this coun

we came together as americans. we got through it. we got stronger and more prosperous and more secure. today we have the strongest economy in the world creating 16 million new jobs. wages are up, inflation continues to come down. the racial wealth gap is the lowest it has been in 20 years. we are literally rebuilding our entire nation, urban, suburban, rural, and trouble communities. manufacturing has come back to the world. we are leading the world in chips and science and innovation. we finally be big pharma to lower the cost of prescription drugs for seniors, and i will keep fighting to make sure we lower the cost for everyone, not just seniors. more people have health care today in america than ever before. i signed one of the most significant laws helping millions of veterans and their families who were exposed to toxic cereals. you know, the most significant climate law ever in the history of the world. the first major gun safety law in 30 years, and today the violent crime rate is at a 50 year low. we are also securing our bor

rose: madam speaker, only americans should vote in american elections. that's why i rise in support of the safeguard american voter eligible, or save act, introduced by my friend from texas, mr. roy. this bill would require states to obtain proof of citizenship in person when registering an individual to vote, and also require states to remove noncitizens from existing voter rolls. these proposals are as common sense as it gets. unfortunately, many on the other side disagree, while falsely allegedly the 2016 election was stolen due to foreign election interference, they ignore the very real threat of foreign election interference that currently exists. maybe if president biden didn't hold the door open for more than 9.5 million immigrants to enter our country illegally, this bill wouldn't be necessary. but because he did, it is essential to pass the save act to uphold the integrity of our elections. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mashes, i ask una

the americans will not do this under any circumstances.a military airfield could be direct evidence of the participation of the american military in the conflict in ukraine. and so, well, the person’s cholesterol rose, as the media wrote, and he died died, no harm to today's more fragile us politics. cholesterol, which for some reason is indicated by the american news agency as one of the destructive factors to which. they don’t even need to be legendary in general, because they are, as a rule, employees of private military corporations, this practice was generally tested in the middle east, in iraq, then in afghanistan, when the united states fled afghanistan, biden almost lost the presidency , there is such a possibility this november, and maybe even earlier, for this is enough for joe to go on a tour of ukrainian airfields, as he did. you don't decide how exactly you will meet your first love, you don't decide where you'll find friends for life, you don't decide which option you 'll get, but only you decide what your future will be like

american history, native american history. i think the way a lot of us learned it was was in the past, you know, far in the past, there were native americans here in 1492. but maybe pretty quickly decline for various reasons because of their with europeans, maybe we sort of hear about them again in classes when we get to indian removal and then maybe not that much more after that. and so what i really wanted do is for readers kind of bridge that gap to say, you know, native americans are still here today and not as descendants, but as nations. there are almost 1600 native nations today in the united states, and that's just counting federally recognized nations in the united states, not counting mexico, canada not counting state recognized tribes. there are the survival of native nations is a long and important history that i think that i think all should know. and so the u.s. but the scope of the book what i try to do here is really tell a millennium of native american history kind of all between two covers starting in the in

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because i know you the american people. and i know this, we are a great nation because we are good people. you elected me to this office, i promised to always level with you. to tell you the truth. the truth sacred cause of this country is larger than any one of us those of us who cherry that cause cherish it so much a cause of american democracy itself must unite to protect it. you know, in recent weeks it's become clear to me that i need to yoongt unite my party in this critical endeavor i believe my record as president my leadership in the world, my vision for america's future, all to the second term but nothing, nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. that includes personal ambition. so i've decided the best way forward is the pass the torch to a new generation. it's the best way to unite our nation. i know there's a time and a place for a long years of experience in public life. there's also a time and place for new voices, fresh voices yes younger voices and that time and place is now. when the next six m

my fellow americans. i'm speaking to tonight from behind the resolute desk in the oval office in this sacred space, i'm surrounded by portraits of extraordinary american presidents. thomas jefferson wrote the immortal words that guide this nation. george washington, who showed us presidents are not kings. abraham lincoln, who implored us to reject malice. franklin roosevelt, who inspired us to reject fear. i revere this office, but i love my country more. it's been the honor of my life to serve as your president. but in the defense of democracy, which is at stake, i think it's more important than any title i draw strength, and i find joy in working for the american people. but this sacred task of perfecting our union is not about me. it's about you, your families, your futures. it's about we the people. and we can never forget that. and i never have. i've made it clear that i believe america is at an inflection point, one of those rare moments in history when the decisions we make now will determine our f

and for most americans, mr. president, life's a lot less kind and a lot less gentle than it was before your administration took office. this. good summer. our country has fallen. so far, so fast that just a few months ago, the japanese prime minister actually said he felt sympathy for the united states and sympathy. when i am your president, the rest. the rest of the world will not look down on us with pity. but up to us with respect. again. what george bush doing about our economic problems. now? four years ago, he promised. 15 million new jobs by this time and he's over 14 million short. al gore and i can do better. he has raised taxes on the people driving pickup trucks and lowered taxes on the people riding in limousines. we can do better. he promised to balance the budget, but he hasn't even tried. in fact, the budget he has submitted to congress nearly double the debt. even worse, he wasted billions and reduced our investments in education and jobs. we can do better. so if you are sick and tired of a gover

and for most americans, mr. president, life's a lot less kind and a lot less gentle than it was before your administration took office. this. good summer. our country has fallen. so far, so fast that just a few months ago, the japanese prime minister actually said he felt sympathy for the united states and sympathy. when i am your president, the rest. the rest of the world will not look down on us with pity. but up to us with respect. again. what george bush doing about our economic problems. now? four years ago, he promised. 15 million new jobs by this time and he's over 14 million short. al gore and i can do better. he has raised taxes on the people driving pickup trucks and lowered taxes on the people riding in limousines. we can do better. he promised to balance the budget, but he hasn't even tried. in fact, the budget he has submitted to congress nearly double the debt. even worse, he wasted billions and reduced our investments in education and jobs. we can do better. so if you are sick and tired of a gover

"i mean, americans often settle differences through violence. the state, for example, um, targets political movements which are deemed to be subversive, for example, the us black panther party at the end of the last century, most of the leaders were killed by the fbi, shot dead and so on, and and other uh activists for black liberation were also shot dead, so it's shocking, but it's not surprising, and i guess the concern now is that..." trump supporters will seek revenge uh us journalists have reported such calls actually at trump's meeting after the shooting was confirmed. now who will they target? well trump's. base is a little bit different from bidens, both of them are, parties of empire, both of them are parties of invading other countries and killing very very large numbers of of of local people, but there's a major difference in that trump makes a makes a special appeal uh to to white racists, by no means all his bases white racist, but there's a very large section of them who are, so with that god it wasn't a black person who tried to k

and in ukraine the american what was the officer doing?s documents he worked as a military attache of the us embassy in kiev. kirlin could well have been directly related to the supply of f-16s to the independent. former military man, now diplomat. it just so happened that he knows fighter aircraft, but it all just coincided, he’s an ideal candidate. they are using it. diplomatic cover, diplomatic status in order to supply military specialists, that is , a person who seems to have been working in the state department since 2005, comes to kiev, it turns out that he has one unique competence, he also understands logistics, that is, in providing military aircraft with everything necessary, here in the summer american-made f16 military aircraft should arrive from... countries, his roughly tasks are clear, that is, he inspected the places that should be prepared to receive the f-16 on the territory of ukraine, as in mirgorod or in the venets region, there is an airfield there, a large one, it could be there, you know, it arrived here, and so it

and we need the american people to join us so we can stop it. questions? reporter: leader jeffries, nbc news reported that president biden's closest allies now say he has zero chances of winning, a direct quote is, he needs to drop out, from one biden campaign official. he will never recover from this. after the week and a half that we've had do you agree? mr. jeffries: throughout this week, as house democrats, we have engaged in a process of talking to each other. those conversations have been candid. comprehensive. and clear-eyed. and they continue. until that process has concluded i'm not going to address what any outside stake holders may have to say about this matter. reporter: how much longer can you allow this to go on? mr. jeffries: house democrat, senate democrats and president biden are unified on the affirmative agenda that we have for the american people related to lowering housing costs, ending price gouging, or growing the middle class. defending democracy and fighting for reproductive freedom. president biden, house democrats and

resistance to communism or convince americans to become that they're molding american. and so house un-american activities, which had been around since 1930s looking at fascist and communists in the united states by 1947, has it exclusively focused on communist subversion action in the united states and, they decide there's such a danger communists infiltrating, the film industry that they take the whole committee, the congressional committee from washington, d.c., to hollywood to, hold hearings to investigate, hold hearings to investigate the extent of communist infiltration of the film industry industry. now, it's true that there were some communists in the film industry people, mostly behind the camera, who had either were either still communist party members a lot more who had been communist party members, but were not any more. there's not a lot of evidence that they were able to influence the kind of movies that were built, that were built, that were were produced. the movie industry is very capitalist. the studios are huge. they're trying to make money. there's r

an american worker being taken for granted. workers being sold out to big banks, big tech, corporates, and the elite. i'm not the only one who sees this. every day families see it. the american people aren't stupid. they know the system is broken. we all know how washington is run. working people have no chance of winning this fight. that's why am here today. because i refuse to keep doing the same things my predecessors did. [cheers and applause] today, today, the teamsters are here to say we are not the holden to anyone or any party. [cheers and applause] we will create an agenda and work with a bipartisan coalition ready to accomplish something real for the american worker. [applause] and i don't care about getting criticized. it's an honor to be the first teamster in our 121 year history to address the republican national convention. [cheers and applause] several months ago, i asked the rnc and the dnc for the opportunity to speak. to be frank, when president trump invited me to speak at this convention, there was political

they killed 35 americans. they still hold five american hostages. why the hell isn't president biden and president harris standing here with us? why wouldn't they give the prime minister also support they have? because if you're not standing with prime minister, there isn't a choice to be neutrally. we do have a choice. if when outstanding with the prime minister, that means we are condemning the actions and emboldening hamas, a terrorist organization. these people are out here protesting, they got it wrong. this fight is against the palestinian people. israel is not attacking the west bank. it's attacking gaza because gaza was rammed by hamas and the people that shows to live, chose, they were not put in gaza, they chose to live in hamas. they chose to live underneath, underneath the rule of hamas, a terrorist organization. they chose to agoa was going on literally underneath their feet. they made that decision. they chose to live, to leave their families in there. bad things happen in war. for those that have had that this privilege of seeing it,

he is an american, he is an american citizen , but he is an agent of mossat and is actually employed by mossat. these examples are not limited to this one and their number is not small. well, these are the ones who are actually trying to change that policy from within the united states. control them and continue , mr. mr. steplin, if we allow you to examine the content of netanyahu's speech together, at least some parts of it, we have now chosen a part where netanyahu says that we are not witnessing a clash of civilizations in this battle, but this battle. between savagery and civilization. let's see this part of netanyahu's speech i will ask you about it later. we meet today at a crossroads of history. our world is in appeal. in the middle east, iran's approach of terror. america, israel and our arab friends. this is not a clash of civilizations, it's a clash between barbarism and civilization. it's a clash between those who glorify death and those who sanctify life. for the forces of civilization to triumph, america and israel must stand together. because, because when we stand tog