this is trouble in america.does not come from the lack of faith but the hope and when the homeless can find a home, they do not give up the search for a better home. in 1960 and again in 1964, you the american people gave us a dmant to awaken america to us and you have asked us to get america moving gain and we have an american and it's on the move. we have awakened expectations and we have aroused new voices and new voices that must and will be heard we have inspired hope in men and woman and impatient to see their hope and ask aspirations full filed. we have raised a new standard of life in our america. not just for the poor for but every american and the standard by which the future must be judged and my most urgent challenge is in urban america and within 25 years 100 million more will join the national family and i ask you tonight where shall they live. how shall they live and what shall be the future. we're going to decide in the next four years the questions and the next president will e stab for the unbo

this is the promise of america. [ applause ] yes, the new day is here across america. we hear freedoms rising course, let me live my own life, let me live in peace, let me be free say the people. [ applause ] it is heard from the oldest as well as the young, it will be answered by us in how we face the three realities that confront this nation. the first reality is the necessity for peace in vietnam and the world. [ applause ] and the third reality, is the paramount necessity for unity. unity in your country. [ applause ] let me speak first then about vietnam. there are differences, of course, serious differences within our party on this painful issue of vietnam and these differences are pound even in the ranks of all the democratic candidates. might i say to my fellow americans, that once you have examined the differences, i hope you will also recognize the much larger areas of agreement. [ applause ] let those who bleed that have been wrong are -- agree here and now that neither indication oro country. [ applause ] the question is not the yesterdays, the question is

america america where we dream in red, white, and blue only in america ♪ >> c-span continues on theto white house. >> this is not a reality tv show. it is as real as it gets. americap: we will make again. >> ahead, live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span, the c-span radio app, and c-span.org. monday was the first presidential debate live in new york and tuesday october fourth, mike pence and tim kaine debate. 9 -- finaloctober debate between hillary clinton on donald trump taking place october 19. live coverage of the vice presidential and presidential debates on c-span. listen live or watch any time on demand is than.org. >> tonight -- >> there was an average of one racial winching a week in the south and it was a brilliant psychological device to hold down a race because if you were black, you were afraid this could happen to you. >> and author talks about his literary career, including his , the courtroom battle that brought down the clan about the trial following the 1981 killing of michael donald i the kkk in alabama. >> a teenager trained to b

believe, believe in what america can do, and believe in what america can be. 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. [ applause ] ♪ >>> american history tv in prime time continues tonight with a look at the life and legacy of 1968 presidential candidate h e hubert humphrey. that's followed by hubert humphrey's 1968 democratic presidential nomination acceptance speech. later, road to the white house rewind of the 1968 presidential campaign. >>> road to the white house rewind brings you arrest kai value coverage of presidential races. up next, a u.s. information agency film on the 1968 campaign titled a private decision. it chronicles the race from the first primaries in new hampshire to the surprise withdrawal of president lyndon

america again. now, let us look at the second question. which candidate will fight for fairness? and this is an urgent need. we need to grow the economy and make it fairer. the tide is not rising fast enough and certainly not lifting all boats. since the crash, too many of the gains have gone to the top 1%. the rules and incentives in our system reward companies for putting short-term stock prices along long time investment in workers, equipment and research. while corporate profits are at near record high, paychecks for most people have barely budge. incomes are not growing to keep up with the cost of living. like prescription drugs and childcare. i believe every employee to the ceo suite and factory floor contributes to a business of success. so, everybody should share in the rewards. especially, those putting in long hours for little pay. so, i am proposing a new tax credit to encourage shared profits with workers. more broadly, we will fight for a more progressive or patriotic tax code that puts

he will address how we can make america safe again. in my years of public service, i have have seen the handiwork of our enemies firsthand. i was in washington d.c. on capitol hill on september 11, 2001. i walked along with mayor giuliani in the ashes and rubble of ground zero about a week later in new york city. with my family on my side, i have stood in a quiet field near shanksville, pennsylvania where the heroes and the victims of flight 93 met their fate. since then i have seen the sacrifices of the american soldier in the global war on terror. then i watched over the last seven and a half years has the hard fought gains that they won were squandered by the failed foreign policy of barack obama and hillary clinton. history teaches that weakness arouses evil and the weak leadership of president obama and his secretary of state hillary clinton, leading from behind and moving redlines, making so-called deals and ransom payments to the radical in iran, the reign of isis are a testament to this truth of history. donald trump knows that

[ applause ] that puts our country first, america first, remember that, america first, america first, america first. [ america first ] >> let's talk about what this means for the inner cities of america, a big, big problem, unsolved forever. it's time to break through the television noise, the entrenched interests which are decimating our country and our inner cities. i understand that a lot of powerful people are in our political system, a lot of people who have created our problems will lose a lot, their contracts and a lot of their money, if african-american voters and all the minority voters support my campaign, that i know. that i know for sure. it's time to stop making the special interests rich. it's time to make the american people much richer than they've ever been before. i'm going to make america wealthy again, we have to make america wealthy again if we're going to do what we want to do, we have to be smart. we have to make america wealthy again. the democratic party has run nearly every inner city in this country for 50 years and run them into financial ruin, virtually ev

central america had been kicked us, so america looked east and i was a young reporter then.i wasn't one of the big media. i was a nobody. i began going to see the rest of the world as a freelance reporter. but, what i can say with certainty in the intervening years is that there is a pattern of this happening. after the soviets were pushed out of afghanistan, there were no reporters left their either. i remember in 89 there were four reporters, tens of thousands of people fighting for the reporters. nobody was looking. the station apparently we learned that after 9/11 they went home because there were not anymore for any more for a whil. we have as a nation at every level politically and every other way. i think the pattern i'm getting too into that i've seen in the course of my career the media interests, thinterest, the decie the media should cast tends to be set in washington. the editors of course there are the better editors than others and there are contrary ends and right wing and mainstream. but pretty much everybody follows whatever is uttered out of the white house

and might i say that as this america is tested that once again we give our testament to america and i do not think it is sentimental nor is it cheap, but i think it is true that each and every one of us in our own way should once again reaffirm to ourselves and our posterity that we love this nation, we love america. [ applause ] but take heart, my fellow americans, this is not the first time that our nation has faced a challenge to its life and its purpose. and each time that we've had to face these challenges, we have emerged with new greatness and with new strength. we must make this moment of crisis. we must make it a moment of creation. [ applause ] as it has been said in the worst of times, a great people must do the best of things and let us do it. [ applause ] we stand at such a moment now in the affairs of this nation because, my fellow americans, something new, something different has happened. there is an end of an era and there is the beginning of a new day. [ applause ] and it isn't special genius of the democratic party that it welcomes change, not as an enemy but as an

that's america at its best. you will stay active and engaged and working together jobs and to strengthen your own communities, and i hope get out to vote in november, because if we -- [cheering and applause] are able to win, then i want you all to work with me to progress that of america deserves to see! we're going to do this together! we are stronger together! let's go out and build the future! thank you all! bless you! [cheering and applause] ♪ t ♪ on c-span, "washington journal" is next, live with your phone calls, tweets and facebook comments. tonight, our interview with libertarian presidential gary johnson on newsmakers. minutes, we'll talk to morality rber, about in american politics, eli dourado discusses the security of america's voting systems. reporter erg news zachary tracer on how health insurance providers are fairing the affordable care act. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. . sit ncicap.org] host: good morning,

with donald trump's america america, families get tax relief, and millions of jobs created, wages go up and small businesses thrive. day american dream achieved. change that makes america great again. donald trump for president. >> k. approve this message. >> joined by the hill newspaper editor where is the ad on the air and how much is the campaign spending? >> the total spent his $10 million and of course, it is primarily focused on the battleground states but quite a number of them. this is in a total of nine states to run through them quickly ohio pennsylvania north carolina, of florida new hampshire i was nevada and colorado. to cause a releasing a new ad over the weekend. >> he wears it like a crown make american agreed again but he made his shirts in bangladesh and the thais in china in the suits in mexico in fact, real donald trump outsources products and jobs 12 different countries. don't believe that you can make america great again if you don't make things in america. >> the latest from the hillary clinton campaign how big of an issue is the economy in the selection? >> i

that is america at its best. i i hope you will work together to create jobs and strengthen its -- your own creative. i hope you will work to get out the vote in november. because if we are able to win, then i want you all to work with me. build the kind of progress in america deserve to see. we will do this together. we are stronger together. let's go out and build the future. [applause] thank you, all and god bless you. [cheers] ♪ democratic presidential nominee in war and michigan -- warren, michigan talking about her economic policies and criticizing her opponent, donald trump whom you will hear from and about 15 minutes or so here on c-span. mr. trump in florida today speaking to a group of evangelical pastors. we will have his remarks for you as well as i read to the white house coverage continues on c-span. we would like to get your thoughts, the numbers on your screen. your comments and reaction to what you heard from hillary clinton on her economic policy. if you support mrs. clinton, the first number. do

every black person alive in this country owes their freedom to america, that is the true dna of america, not racism. the libel that it's racism has a second malicious attack which is to persuade large numbers of the communitmembers of thecommunityh and to alienate them from this country and make them feel like outsiders. they were here from 1619 you can't speak of american culture without black culture. it doesn't exist and one can go on and on. so this is a terrible effect on black people in this country and on the rest of us. it sometimes takes years to get a crucial facts like this right into thand then it can be undone next generation. it sometimes takes you a lifetime and let th the presideu don't learn over a lifetime. you can't trust anyone under 30. 30. i was youthful arrogance that nobody should respect. the reality is you can't trust anyone under 30. they don't have the life experience. when i was a youngster about 11 or 12, a book came into my progressive household. my parents as you know were card-carrying communists. the book was titled we charge genocide. it was a petition

america first. remember that. america first. america first. america first. >> america first! america first! america first! >> let's talk about what this means for the inner cities of america. a big, big problem unsolved forever. it's time to breakthrough the television noise, the entrenched interests which are just decimating our country and our inner cities. i understand that a lot of powerful people are in our political system. a lot of people who have created problems will lose a lot of their contracts and a lot of their money if african american voters and all the minority voters support my campaign. that i know. that i know for sure. it's time to stop making the special interests rich. it's time to make the american people much richer than they have ever been before. i'm going to make america wealthy again. we have to make america wealthy again. if we do what we do, we have to be smart. we have to make america wealthy again. the democratic party has run nearly every inner city in this country for 50 years and run them into financial ruin every single one they ruined the

learned it8, america is. every kind and class, every generation in america participated.t in the city of washington, across the land by television america felt the feeling of the march and learned the all-encompassing cry for freedom from in dignity. went back into their history to lincoln, jefferson, thomas payne. everyone attended the march in .ashington in the city with a massive traffic problem in normal times, traffic had rerouted as acres of thee had been rerouted for visiting demonstrators. ♪ i'm hammering in the morning hammering in the evening all over this land a hammer of love for the brothers and sisters all over this land ♪ >> momentum for the march began slowly. by 11:30 a.m. a mounting tide of parents, students, grandparents, with placards and banners held aloft, walking down a wide avenue named in honor of the constitution of the country. no attempt was made or thought given to the strict lines of marching. serious, but relaxed. 200,000 strong they marched in the largest demonstration for civil rights in the history of the united states. band] ♪ing catholi

knowledge june the bravery and we can help america to restore america and save america. this is been a very bad obama period and i think hillary is even worse because he has a goal. you we not agree but the goal is principles. he has said direction to remake america. of the clintons have been running rackets and win day when though whitehouse they were renting time to rooms a and selling things to racketeers and criminals. my gosh we have had corruption before the daily racket in chicago we never had a secretary of state who figured out how to make money and foreign policy by:net -- collecting money from canadian millionaires were selling alcoholic cost or selling out those for heartbreak relief but to the coffers of the clintons in this is going on in the media is not to be seen. it is one thing. >> that does carry a distaste. this. >> it will not make our girl looking that could. this is our predicament. our generation hasn't -- passes the baton. may you be worthy. [applause] submit we have a few minutes for questions. >> ago to the university of colorado. what do expe

america isn't what it used to. we that's the theme of contemporary american politics and its speaks to a pock action site that often comes down too a question that is asked in anguish. what has happened to our country? and you know, it's not a bad question. something big and significant certainly has happened to our country. and it's less cartoonish forms the nostalgia we see in politic is understandable. the america that our existed and wistful politics m mys, the nation as it remerged from the second world war, great depression, and evolved, what exception sigh unified and cohesive. it hatted first amazing confidence in big institutions, big government and big labor and big business, managing the nation together in and meeting its needs. that confidence is just stunning when you look at what people were saying and thinking thinkin mid-century america from our vantage point. america's cultural life in mid-center was not much less consolidated. was dominate bade broad traditionalist moral consensus, religious atten

america no longer has problems with racism, america is done. who are working against the voter rights act saying that it is no longer 65ee there are no more dogs and fire hoses. these rules do not need to be in place any more. why do you still need these? >> no, i would disagree. america is great. and we can make america greater. but we still have problems. we have states where north car line blanca texas or some other places trying to make it harder and more difficult. a few days ago, they want to take us back. we have come too far, made too much progress to go back. i have said over and over again, that the vote is precious. it is almost sacred t is the most powerful nonviolent instrument or tool that we have in a democratic society. we should make it easy and simple for everybody to participate. >> trevor: powerful words. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> trevor: thank you for being here. (cheers and applause) i request not recommend this book enough t is fascinating. it is a novel that takes you through a beautiful story, it is a biography,

we will make america grow again. [applause] in the days ahead, we will provide more details on this plan, and how it will help you, and most importantly, your family. it will present a night and a day contrast to the job killing, tax raising, poverty inducing obama-clinton agenda. [applause] so important, the state of new york has already lived through hillary clinton's failed leadership. "the washington post" today published an article on her broken promises. she pledged 200,000 jobs for upstate new york when she was a senator. what happened? the washington post writes and i quote, upstate job growth stagnated overall during her tenure with manufacturing jobs plunging to record-setting levels, nearly 25%. the former first lady was totally unable to pass big-ticket legislation. many promised jobs. many promised. i remember so well. hillary, i will bring you jobs. vote for jobs, she will bring back jobs. many promised jobs never materialized and others migrated to other states. she turned her first presidential run, w

that is the america i know. america hillary clinton knows. [applause] the people that i trust most, and i am in doing this a long trust the people where gut,eeling starts in their moves to their heart and then .rticulated by a great mind hillary understands the hopes and aspirations of the people in claymont, scranton, and every scranton and claymont in the united dates of america. yearsnown her for over 30 . i knew her before she was first became firste lady. when we served together in the senate. we would have breakfast in my home. i became the obama whisperer. [laughter] she would look at me and say that?id he mean by knows this has never .een an issue -- by the way,de my family is right there. i did not even see you. secret service, you see that beautiful young girl right there? she gets back when i leave the stage. we are not leaving till i get a hug. guys. kind of a family thing. everybody is known as they won -- from day one how smart and great hillary is. everybody knows how tough she is. [applause] but what i don't think everybody ab

the mission of voice of america which is to tell america's story in places where they cannot hear america's story -- i cannot think of anything more important to do as a journalist right now. >> host: when you were contemplating whether or not to take the job. what were you thinking i would like to do this or i could do this better. >> guest: when you talk to people inside you hear there is an incredible hunger to get on the train and get even more on the train because they are on the train of all of the fantastic different ways you have to communicate with people. every organization in the world is struggling with making this happen. the opportunities are fantastic. we are broadcasting and we are writing and reporting all over the world and the world is very quickly adopting all kinds of communication and our ability to use those forms of communication are multiplying our ability to communicate with people. >> host: how does voa support democracy in your view? how does it improve america's image in the world? i don't know if improve is the correct word. >> guest: first off, the voice of am

the rest of america will think that's not representative of america but you get to understand not only how the universities work but also how the universities link up with the government, with the think tanks and there's a constant flow of ideas, of people, of possibilities and therefore, you renew your intelligence intellectual batteries and you're able to harness your universities and your academics, some of your brightest minds on pratt cal problems of the world. i spent a year at the kennedy school. leavenworth said it was the best year of your life and boston was not bad either. sampler s my initial but since then over the years, i've been all over and each time i visit a new city, you'll find there people who are different because america is diverse, people who are working hard in their own way overcoming their own problems. people who are open, welcome, friendly, who embrace you and make you feel at home. and it's unique and it's only in america. so today to be here today and have this chance to talk to all of you, i'm very grateful and very moved and i'd like to thank especiall

that is a basic bargain of america. we cannot get to where we need to be a mess we move forward together and stand up against prejudice and paranoia and prove again that america is great because is america is good. thank you also very much. let us go out and win the election. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. thank you. ♪ [applause] [cheering] ♪ [" ain't no mountain high enough " playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

that america -- that america -- and hillary gets this better than anybody else, that america can be definedsingle possibilities. that's the thing about america. that's the thing about scranton. that's the thing about who we are. anything is possible. that's the america i know and ladies and gentlemen, that's the america hillary clinton knows. cheers and applause] you know the people i trust most in public life, i've been doing this a long time. i trust the people where the feeling stars in their gut, moves to their heart and then as articulated by a great mind. hillary understands the hopes and aspirations of the people in clay mon and scranton and every ranton and claymont in the united states of america. i've known her for 30 years. i've known her before she became first lady. when she became first lady, during his years in the senate. we had breakfast at home. i became the obama whisperer. she'd look at me and she'd say, what did he mean by that? he loves her. everybody knows this has never been an issue with hillary by ke it's a gigantic issue her opponent. by the way, my family is righ

america first. remember that. america first. america first. america first. >> america first! america first! america first! >> let's talk about what this means for the inner cities of america. a big, big problem unsolved forever. it's time to breakthrough the television noise, the entrenched interests which are just decimating our country and our inner cities. i understand that a lot of powerful people are in our political system. a lot of people who have created problems will lose a lot of their contracts and a lot of their money if african american voters and all the minority voters support my campaign. that i know. that i know for sure. it's time to stop making the special interests rich. it's time to make the american people much richer than they have ever been before. i'm going to make america wealthy again. we have to make america wealthy again. if we do what we do, we have to be smart. we have to make america wealthy again. the democratic party has run nearly every inner city in this country for 50 years and run them into financial ruin every single one they ruined the

america grow again. [applause] in the days ahead, we will provide more details on this you,and how it will help and most importantly, your families. it will present a knife and a taxrast to the job killing raising, poverty-inducing, obama -clinton agenda. [applause] so important, the state of new already lived through leadership.led -- soshington post important, the state of new york has artie lived through hillary pledged 200,000 jobs for upstate new york when she was a senator. what happened? writes and in post quote, upstate job growth stagnated overall during her tenure with manufacturing jobs plunging to record-setting force was --y 25% nearly 25%. she was unable to pass big-ticket legislation. many promised jobs. vote for jobs, she will bring back jobs. many promised jobs never materialized and others migrated to other states. she turned her first presidential run, which also was a disaster. [applause] thank you. then it shows that upstate actually lost jobs, a lot of them, during her first term. s

is america the same kind of model?'ve been struck by the fact that africans are quite pro american. is that more or less true today? >> i think that when barack obama became president, both his inaugurations are like public holidays and where there were parties to go watch it, especially the first one and then barack obama as well as the first lady michelle obama have very close links. in other places, more discerning generals and there is disappointment that guantanamo hasn't been closed, for example, or the smoulerring afghanistan and iraq and syria haven't really been brought to piece. i think the good reputation that america enjoys is going to be dealt quite a blow. >> you talked about how obama is unpopular because he's been tough on russia. but in general, is america also unpopular? my sense is that russians have really lost any fascination that they had after the cold war with the united states and regarded with pretty jaundice eyes. >> yeah, there's no love there. america is seen as the miniature geopolitical e

he came to america from pakistan at age 16.today he is a billionaire in the most american way possible. he owns an nfl team, the jacksonville jaguars. look at television host dr. oz, a first generation turkish-american. the list goes on. he said it's a list you won't find in many western countries. >> how many people on french television with elite roles in french business or the children or grandchildren or great grandchildren? we have people who are important in the media and whose faces look different than ordinary white americans. yourself, for example. there are very few french faces. >> for all the fears of sharia law and muslims, they are partly rooted in this fact. 1% of the population of america is muslim. >> most americans don't know any muslims. it becomes very easy when confronted with extreme acts of violence in the name of islam, it becomes easy to conplate that with mainstream everyday islam. we would never make that mistake with interpretations of we are tribal ultimately. we are much more likely to forgive the

he says he wants to "make america great again," but his real message remains "make america hate again." this isn't just about one election. it's about who we are as a nation. it's about the kind of example we want to set for our children and grandchildren. next time you watch donald trump on television, think about all the kids listening across our country. kids hear a lot more than we think. parents and teachers are already worried about what they're calling the "trump affect." they report that bullying and harassment are on the rise in our schools, especially targeting students of color, muslims, and immigrants. at a recent high school basketball game in indiana, white students held up trump signs and taunted latino players on the opposing team with chants of "build the wall!" and "speak english." after a similar incident in iowa, one frustrated school principal said, "they see it in a presidential campaign and now it's ok for everyone to say this." we wouldn't tolerate that kind of behavior before. we wouldn't tolerate it in our own homes. we should not stand for it from a presiden

we will make america grow again. [applause] in the days ahead, we will provide more details on this plan, and how it will help you, and most importantly, your family. it will present a night and day contrast to the job killing, tax raising, poverty inducing obama-clinton agenda. [applause] so important, the state of new york has already lived through hillary clinton's failed leadership. "the washington post" today published an article on her broken promises. she pledged 200,000 jobs for upstate new york when she was a senator. what happened? the washington post writes and i quote, upstate job growth stagnated overall during her tenure with manufacturing jobs plunging to record-setting levels, nearly 25%. the former first lady was totally unable to pass big-ticket legislation. many promised jobs. many promised. i remember so well. vote for hillary, i will bring you jobs. vote for jobs, she will bring back jobs. many promised jobs never materialized and others migrated to other states. she turned her first presidential

america is good. thank you all so very much let's go out and win the election. god bless you and god bless the united states of america! thank you. [cheers and applause] [music] >> that was an extraordinary moment live from reno, nevada. the secretary of state hillary clinton, the former secretary of state, democratic candidate for the presidency, has just tagged her republican rival as a racist, fearmongerring conshire theorist who is tempermentally unfit to be president of the united states. the problem with any attempt to rebut her is that in this case she used donald trump's own words, was historically accurate on his policies, on all reviewed points. james grimaldi is an investigative reporter for the wall street down. >> this was -- used his own words against himself. i think bringing then breitbart guy on the campaign, i think it will be interesting to see how he responds to this. he did try to do a pre-response, i think, but you know, she-i think, is trying to match his very hard-hitting langu

i think america is better off with doors open and america is big and wealthy enough to be able to make good detroit. and should. i mean, i'm not taking sides but there will be those who benefit less or those who don't benefit and i think that that your political system should look after them. ms. schwab: thank you. well said. yes, sir? >> good afternoon. my name is proser sterling from oracle corporation. mr. prime minister,. prime minister lee: corporation? at singapore has established itself as a business -- regional business hub, a regional services hub, a regional research hub and a regional data hub, data has become increasingly important for all businesses and the way businesses function. particularly the way businesses function across the pacific. and what that has to do with transpacific value chains. as data has this importance, it is important to know what singapore's approach is to data what their approaches to smart cities and smart nations. could you talk about the pathways that you

the mission of voice of america was just to tell america's story in places where they cannot hear america'story. i cannot think of anything more important to do as a journalist now. >> when you were contemplating taking this job, what were some of the things you were thinking? or, i would like to do this" "i think we could do this better ?" ms. bennett: when you talk to people outside, you hear calls to get more on the train because ideas to fantastic communicate with people. every news organization in the world is struggling with making this happen. the opportunities are fantastic. we are broadcasting and writing and reporting all over the world, and the world is very quickly adopting all kinds of communicating. i think our ability to use those forms of communication will just multiply our ability to communicate with people. bennett, in your view, how does the away -- how does voa support democracy? how does it improve our image around the world? i don't know if "improved" is the right word. ms. bennett: first of all, the voice of america, when you report on the beat that is america, you l

>> it is 100% undermining the united states of america.ot only that, it's ironic and especially in lifgt the seg mebt we just did, to look at this administration and this obama hillary administration who has hillary has lied under oath. she has risked the national security. the woman should be in prison and we know it. anyone that denies it is lying to themselves. you contrast that with like donald trump who has a record and does thing onz time, under budget. she has nothing to run on. so she has to use scare tactics to make the american people think he's somehow unfit. i think the american people are smarter. >> i'm going back. i can't remember a seeded president taking shots at a kabd date that's going to take over the -- that potentially could take over the office. that does undermine america, doesn't it? >> absolutely. president obama is like a moralist in chief. it's so not helpful and what it really does is it rallies the republicans to say, you know, what wh are republicans gob listening to probe saying are we really going to go you

and in order to run america, ab part of running america, you have to understand the economics of americaat we are free society. we don't need politicians running based on principles. >> okay. so he is clearly a different kind of politician. but what specifically have you heard from him that convinces you that he will make a difference for you and for your families, for your communities? >> because he knows how to create jobs. one of the biggest problems in america right now, especially in the black communities are lack of jobs. and he has proven before that he knows how to create jobs. and we are a country, the land of opportunity, not the lands of entitlement. >> now i've spoken to some african-american leaders recently who, as they listen to his recent outreach to african-americans, they feel that he is talking at them rather than with them. and i wonder if you felt that at all? >> no, not at all. i've been up close and personal with doctor trump. and he is a very personable guy. a lot of times he comes off on tv different than he is in person. and i don't know how they can arrive at t

we will make america grow again. [applause] in the days ahead, we will provide more details on this plan, and how it will help you, and most importantly, your family. it will present a night and day contrast to the job killing, tax raising, poverty inducing obama-clinton agenda. [applause] so important, the state of new york has already lived through hillary clinton's failed leadership. "the washington post" today published an article on her broken promises. she pledged 200,000 jobs for upstate new york when she was a senator. what happened? the washington post writes and i quote, upstate job growth stagnated overall during her tenure with manufacturing jobs plunging to record-setting levels, nearly 25%. the former first lady was totally unable to pass big-ticket legislation. many promised jobs. many promised. i remember so well. vote for hillary, i will bring you jobs. vote for jobs, she will bring back jobs. many promised jobs never materialized and others migrated to other states. she turned her first presidential

so we've got to build america's competition, build america's opportunities.nd the plans that we've laid out will do just that. i also believe we need to do more for small business. 98% of the businesses in ohio re small businesses. let's have greater access to credit. let's be sure we cut through and eliminate any of the red tape and the other obstacles you heard tim say his dad ran a small business. so did mine. my father ran a plant where fabrics were printed with designs for draperies. i was there helping him. but i know how hard he worked. and i am personally sickened when i hear the stories about donald trump refusing to pay plumbers and painters and marble installers and glass installers and small businesses who have done the work. i think about my dad. he worked hard. what would have happened if the customers he had after he printed those drapery fabrics made them into the draperies loaded them into his car, delivered them, helped to install them, and somebody like donald trump said we're not paying you. my dad would have said what do you mean? i did w

we will make america grow again. [applause] in the days ahead, we will provide more details on this plan and how it will help you and most importantly, your family. it will present a night and day contrast to the job-killing tax-raising, poverty-inducing obama-clinton agenda. [cheers and applause] so important the state of new york has already lived through hillary clinton's failed leadership. "the washington post" just published today, a devastating article on hillary clinton's broken promises. she pledged 200,000 jobs for upstate new york when she was a senator. but what happened? what happened? "the washington post" writes, and i quote, up state job growth stagnated, overall, during her tenure, with manufacturing jobs plunging, record-setting levels. plunging nearly 25%. the former first lady was totally unable to pass big-ticket legislation. many promised jobs, they were all promised, i remember it so well, vote for hillary, she will bring back your jobs, many promised jobs, never materialized and others migrated

america first. america first. america first. let's talk about what this means for the inner cities of america, a big, big problem, unsolved forever. it's time to break through the television noise, the entrenched interests which are just decimating our country and our inner cities. i understand a lot of powerful people are in our political system. a lot of people who have created our problems will lose a lot of their contracts and a lot of their money if african-american voters and all minority voters support my campaign. that i know. that i know for sure. it's time to stop making the special interests rich. it's time to make the american people much richer than they've ever been before. i'm going to make america wealthy again. if we're going to do what we want to do, we have to be smart. we have to make america wealthy again. the democratic party has run nearly every inner city in this country for 50 years and run them into financial ruin. virtually every single one. they've ruined the schools, they've driven out the jobs. they

home, for a stronger america on the world stage. it is my high honor and distinct privilege to give you a man of courage, a leader who will name our enemy and marshall the resources and the national will to make america safe again. give you the next president of the united states of america. donald trump. cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "trump"] donald trump: thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you very much. it's great to be with you this afternoon. and today we begin a conversation about how to make america safe again. in the 20th century the united fascism, defeated naziism, and communism. now a different threat challenges our world, radical islamic terrorism. this summer there's been an isis attack launched outside the war zones of the middle east. hard to believe every 84 hours. here in america, we've seen one brutal attack after another. 3 were murdered and 38 wounded in the assault on for hood. the boston marathon bombing wounded and maimed 264 people and ultimately left five dead including two of our great police off

each of them in the caribbean, central america, south america see this as a test. asking some basic questions, is it leadership on behalf of the united states of america to reject our nearest and most important neighbors? will the move towards old progress in democracy and mexico be enhanced by the rejection of nafta, or will this be a blow to the mexicans confidence in moving toward a democracy that might equal ours someday? is there an opportunity now to correct some of the problems of the past and at the same time greatly improve our influence in this hemisphere and around the world? i think this is a crucial vote on if it is voted down there will be a devastating blow to our relationship with all of the countries in this hemisphere. it will be a devastating blow to the integrity and the leadership of our country in other hemispheres and continents in this world. and it will also be a blow to us come to our workers, to our trade, and to open his that we have with democracy and freedom and respect for human rights and end the totalitarian or authoritarian regimes

he will address how we can make america safe again. in my years of public service, i have have seen the handiwork of our enemies firsthand. i was in washington d.c. on capitol hill on september 11, 2001. i walked along with mayor giuliani in the ashes and rubble of ground zero about a week later in new york city. with my family on my side, i have stood in a quiet field near shanksville, pennsylvania where the heroes and the victims of flight 93 met their fate. since then i have seen the sacrifices of the american soldier in the global war on terror. then i watched over the last seven and a half years has the hard fought gains that they won were squandered by the failed foreign policy of barack obama and hillary clinton. history teaches that weakness arouses evil and the weak leadership of president obama and his secretary of state hillary clinton, leading from behind and moving redlines, making so-called deals and ransom payments to the radical in iran, the reign of isis are a testament to this truth of history. donald trump knows that

and armed with those things, we can help america, we can restore america, we can save america. this has been a very bad obama period we've been living through. american influence is down, obama's doubled the national debt. hillary, i think, is even worse. hillary, i think, is worse than obama because obama's at least ideological. he has a goal. you may not agree with the goal, but his goal is principled. he has a direction he wants to take america, to remake america. the clintons are bonnie and clyde. they've been running rackets since the arkansas days. when they were in the white house, they were representing out the lincoln bedroom for money, taking stuff off the walls, later forced to return it. selling pardons to the bigtime racketeers, felons and criminals. and then on to the clinton foundation. i mean, my gosh. we've had corruption in politics before, tammany hall in new york, the daily racket in chicago. we've -- daley racket in chicago. we've never had a secretary of state who's figured out how to make money on foreign policy by collecting money from canadian billionai

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