of the 21st century in america. three, give working people and the middle class a fighting chance. more than just a little breathing room, a real chance to get ahead by making everyday things more affordable and accessible. like health care, prescription drug costs, energy, childcare, education, housing and more. because when we lower those costs, the necessary things, we improve their standard of living. four, make our economy more competitive and less concentrated. when too few companies dominate market, that reduces competition and drives up costs for american consumers. that has been going on for too long. we need to give small businesses and entrepreneurs opportunities , and consumers more choices at affordable prices. the fifth thing, the fifth pillar, we will reward work, not just wealth in america. so that everyone pays their fair share in taxes. i am a capitalist. i'm not trying to punish anybody, but i am saying everyone, everyone should pay their fair share. just their fair share. america is a nation that

-- made in america, all of it made in america.s new law provides tax credits that are going to create tens of thousands of good paying jobs and clean energy manufacturing jobs, solar factories in the midwest and south, wind farms across the plains end off our shores, and hydrogen products and more, all across america, every part of america. this bill is the biggest step forward on climate ever. and it is going to allow us to boldly take additional steps toward meeting all my climate goals, the ones we set out when we ran. it includes ensuring we create clean energy opportunities in frontline and fence line immunities that have been smothered by the legacy of pollution, and fight environmental injustice that has been going on so long. and here is another win for the american people. in addition to cutting the deficit by 350 billion dollars last year, my first year in office, and cutting it $1.7 trillion this fiscal year, we are going to cut the deficit by another $300 billion with the inflation act over the next decade. we are cutt

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so that we make them in america. and our workers make it in america. it means that we won't cede the next century of innovation to china or anybody else. china, let me repeat, lobbied against that bill. and almost every republican voted against that bill, just like china wanted. instead, american labor and american innovation will continue to lead the world in research, innovation and advanced manufacturing, continue to draw the brightest minds from around the world. that also will mean lower costs for american families. the chips in science act was another significant piece of legislation in the make it in america agenda. it's hard to think that somebody would vote against all four of these bills. a promise made to america and a promise that they relied on and they voted for. in an election, not a poll, not a survey, not a focus group. in an election. because it gets to the heart what have government is supposed to do. help provide our workers and businesses and people with the tools and confidence to make it in america. today we're going to send to p

i believe in america first, always, but never america alone.orging strong partnerships and allied networks are essential to america's security and prosperity. when i was deployed to iraq and kuwait, who was standing next to me? ukrainians. our partners in the fight against terrorism. nato, the world's leading multinational alliance, needs america to lead and to force our partners to bear their share of the resource burden. in the middle east, we must work with our friend israel, and our gulf state partners, to counter iranian aggression. in africa, we must be willing to make a moderate investment in return for stability. recently, i was having a wonderful conversation with the former commander of u.s. special forces in africa. he was telling me how, for years, terrorism has been growing in that region. as he and other military leaders were assessing the instability, they advocated for a very small team -- and folks, i'm talking about 12 servicemembers, 12, to advise and stabilize, and to ultimately keep the terror threat from the american homel

that means we will invest in america, invent and make it in america.e will make sure to include all of america. minority served institutions, we will tap into our greatest competitive advantage, our diverse and talented workforce. urban, suburban, rural, and t ribal. when people like josh came up with his idea, five years ago in buffalo, new york and all the young people out there today who have an idea that sparked imagination to cure disease, to dream to make the impossible possible this law is for them. because of this, last month i awarded steve jobs a metal posthumously. he dared to think differently he embodied what next? the chips and science act is going to inspire and generate an of americans to answer that question, what next? nessa has a mission going back to the moon and then to mars, the sun and beyond. capturing images of distant gallon sees -- galaxies. the chips and science act captures that magic. it also builds on the progress to rebuild america with historic infrastructure. it will modernize our roads, bridges, deliver clean water, h

in america. this new law provides a tax credits that will create tens of thousands of good paying jobs, solar factories in the midwest and south, wind farms across the plains, clean hydrogen projects all across america. every part of america. this bill is the biggest step forward on climate ever. it will allow us to take additional steps towards meeting all of the climate goals. it includes ensuring that we create clean energy opportunities and front and fence line communities that have been smothered by the legacy of pollution. fight environmental injustice that has been going on for so long. in addition, in addition to cutting the deficit, and cutting $1.6 trillion this year, we will cut the deficit by another $200 billion with the inflation reduction act -- a 300 billion dollars with the inflation reduction act. we have all the corporations pay their fair share. the corporations will now pay back a minimum of 15% tax instead of having 55% of them getting away with paying zero income tax on $4

we are the united states of america.nd there's nothing nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. so let's get it done. god bless you all. and may god protect our troops. thank you. thank you. thank you. we can do this. we can make it. [applause] ♪ [chatter] >> coming up today on the c-span now video app, a discussion on the future of the marine corps, also nasa holds a news conference to discuss monday's launch of its automatics one mission which involves a crewless spacecraft traveling around the moon and back to earth. both start at 10:00 a.m. eastern. on c-span we have jerome powell life when he speaks at an economic symposium in wyoming at 10:00 a.m. reporters from afghanistan and the u.s. discuss the challenges facing independent journalists in afghanistan after the withdrawal of u.s. troops at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and the c-span now video app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including media, -- mediacom. >> the world changed in an

america is it.you love america, that you will feel that passion and you will get out there from everybody doing their own part, we all have a part to play in this. >> you talked about getting back to basics and moving away from the nonsense of critical race theory in the 6019 movement and you talked about fundamentals. one of the fundamentals is civics education. this is your time. i am a naturalized citizen and to become a citizen i had to take a test, the citizenship test. when it it be a great idea if we required every graduating senior from united states heist bolt to pass a basic citizenship test, then would we would he nope they had read the constitution and had some idea about the rule of law and the separation of powers. >> i would rather see democrats have to pass some kind of test and understand what our constitutional says and put their brain on the ballot before we say yes or no to their service. that is great. they have stood in line proverbially and physically and help the roles they h

in america. we have seen the biggest and the fastest job recovery in american manufacturing history since the 50's. some people may have given up on american manufacturing. the american people did not and i didn't. that is why i made it, make it in america, that phrase, the cornerstone of my economic plan. today's report proves, making it in america not just a slogan, it is my administration, a reality. i have made it a priority to bring down the federal deficit. after watching my predecessor increase the federal deficit, every year for the four years he was in office, i said no more. the days of exploding federal deficits are over. i've kept my word. take a look at the facts. the deficit is down a record of $1.7 trillion this year. with a t. that is on top of $350 billion productions in that my first year in office -- reduction in deficit in my first year of office. i know how hard it is. i know it is hard to feel good about job creation when you already have a job and you are dealing with risin

we have to keep america strong.yes are watching what is going to happen come midterm elections. this is the moment where we have to work harder than we ever worked to make sure that we stop the leftist, stop the democrats, and take control of this country once again. [applause] >> what we are doing -- by the way this year at cpac texas, which i think is in an appropriate place there are two big red engines to our politics and to our economy. we came back and had cpac florida and it is right for us to begin texas. we make things happen, where people are moving because they want freedom and economic opportunity. you know what else we know about texas? it is big. [laughter] and it is hot. and people are nice. we live in a part of the country where people do not say things like hello? how are you? and everyone keeps being so nice to us but i think that is just how you guys talk. you know what else you love and texas? you love parents. you do not call them domestic terrorists. you love your kids. you believe you can do t

america has a great future if we will simply give america government as good as our people. i believe we will. it will take all of us to do it. to all of you who share our values and share our convictions, i urge you to do everything in your power, in these 82 days, do not rest, relent, do not pass go, do not collect $200 and we have retired nancy pelosi and isn't a new republican senator from new hampshire to a new republican majority. [applause] the future is bright. we focus on the future. i know that there are some who want to make this election about the past, elections are about the future. i do not know what the future holds, but i know who holds the future. i have faith as long as the republican party is the part of the future, the american people will rally to our cause as i have faith. faith in the american people and him who is establishing this miracle of democracy on this wilderness shores. i am inspired when i come to new england. within indiana we do not have the course site that you all have. i am a student of america history -- of american history. these are

we are the united states of america. there's nothing nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. so let's get it done. god bless you all. and may god protect our troops. thank you. thank you. thank you. we can do this. we can make it. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> monday, live coverage throughout the day as nasa launches the cruelest artemis 1 rocket. the launch is scheduled at 833 a.m. eastern, depending on the weather conditions. later in the afternoon we should see the first images of the earth, that's plan for about 5:30. all of this is live on c-span and also on our free video app, c-span now and on c-span.org. >> be up-to-date in the latest in publishing with book tv's podcast about books. with current nonfiction books, plus bestseller list, as well as industry news and trends. find it on c-span now, our free mobile app, or wherever you get your podcasts. >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio just got easier. listen to washington journal daily at 7:00 a.m. eastern, important correctional hearings

we are the united states of america.nd there's nothing nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. so let's get it done. god bless you all. and may god protect our troops. thank you. thank you. thank you. we can do this. we can make it. [applause] ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. c-span now is a free mobile app featuring what is happening in washington. keep up with the day's biggest events with heroes from the u.s. congress, white house events, campaigns and more from the world of politics. also stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and radio. c-span now is available now at the ap

for them, america was just an idea. for us, america has been a reality.ory. [applause] this is our moment right now to prove to our ancestors that their struggles and losses were not done in vain. it is our moment to prove right now how this country means just. i am willing to take that sacrifice and i know that you are willing to take that sacrifice because i want to tell you something, my father was a high school history teacher. nobody looks back on history on those who were unscathed. they aren't even remembered. it is only those of us who have the scars who will be remembered. those of us with the scars of battle. those of us with the scars of persecution that will make history. we may have won this battle and i won an epic battle and arizona. [applause] we drove estate through the heart of the mccain machine. are you a to fight a few battles? -- are you ready to fight a few battles? we need to fight like hell to take this country back. there is a man standing back there ready to do it. i'm in this battle and willing to do it. who is willing to rise

america the beautiful.t of your sunday afternoon, let me leave you with these words of ronald reagan. may every day be a new beginning and every day on bring us closer to that shining city upon a hill. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause]

we are the united states of america.nd there's nothing nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. so let's get it done. god bless you all. and may god protect our troops. thank you. thank you. thank you. we can do this. we can make it. [applause] ♪

so that we make them in america. and our workers make it in america. it means that we won't cede the next century of innovation to china or anybody else. china, let me repeat, lobbied against that bill. and almost every republican voted against that bill, just like china wanted. instead, american labor and american innovation will continue to lead the world in research, innovation and advanced manufacturing, continue to draw the brightest minds from around the world. that also will mean lower costs for american families. the chips in science act was another significant piece of legislation in the make it in america agenda. it's hard to think that somebody would vote against all four of these bills. a promise made to america and a promise that they relied on and they voted for. in an election, not a poll, not a survey, not a focus group. in an election. because it gets to the heart what have government is supposed to do. help provide our workers and businesses and people with the tools and confidence to make it in america. today we're going to send to p

that was america. -- today is an odd day. that was america. today you can't get baby formula. my mother is 81 years old, one year younger than pelosi. [laughter] look, i shouldn't say that. i do not want to say that democrats' ideas are old and their leadership. no disrespect. if you add up their age, pelosi and clyburn, they are two years older than america. but i am not saying anything. [laughter] i don't know. some people say 245 years is not that old. that a country. but i don't know. but my mom, every week -- she doesn't drive a full tank of gas, but she goes to costco to get gas, she takes a picture of the line and a picture of the price. much like what we saw in 1979. what did joe biden do on the first day? end the pipeline. but he gave one to putin. he flies to saudi arabia and ask them to produce instead of america. god has blessed this country to be energy-independent. it creates american jobs. but if you are like me, you care about the environment? let me give you a little secret, american natural gas is 41% cleaner than russian natural gas. we should lead the world

it would allow us to tell the same story to all of america. it wasn't just america. show was in 100 countries. we could speak to the whole world ask winning our american ideas about controlling your future by trolling your health. if you could change what is happening in your body, you can change what is happening outside of it. my life revolved around that basic belief of you. which comes -- will come through when it -- my opponent in this race, john fetterman is on the opposite side of every major issue from me. that includes the future of israel. he is opposite from me on what he believes that should be happening with our federal budget, reckless spending, throwing money at programs that are not proven to work. on dealing with inflation is the highest it has been in 40 years. he is ok with the assault on carbon-based energy, believing in an ideology. as a scientist, i like it when the science agrees with your belief system. in the case of a gray new deal it is not possible to argue scientifically, it could happen. it weakens us in important ways. he has called fra

let's hope that is not on the epitaph for america. fox news contributor andy mccarty is joining us now. >> this is an open-ended warrant to the point of nearly being a general warrant. it actually enables the fbi pursuant to the judge's other of the warrant to retrieve every scrap of paper regardless of whether it had anything to do, not only with classified information, but any crime that was generated during the 4 years of the trump administration. >> there is no restriction. what i thought they were up to here, was trying to do a fishing expedition to see if they could find information that is relevant to the capitol riot that might help them make a case arising out of january 6, and look at the warrant, i think that is what it is. trey: let's focus on the espionage act for a second, seems that president's options to say it was never classified, to say i de classified it when i had the authority. there have been rumbling that there was something more nefarious. there are other defenses available to the president. >> i think you hit

america came back.laying hide and seek decades after the game is done. you're at a retirement party giving a speech, and america pops up behind you, "found you, bitch." "i'm with my grandkids!" "not anymore." still, this is one hell of a strike. they got him with a-- i'm still stuck on this, a missile filled with swords. this is how i know i'm not cut out with the war room and the things you need to be chandener chief. if i was in that room, i would not have been able to keep my cool in there. all right, target acquired, mr. president. they say contact in three, two, one. oh, shit! oh! oh! did you see the swords! the swords are coming out! they're like fruit ninja! how are you watching this? you're not going to flinch? nobody is going to flinch? i'm the only one. you all act like you've seen missiles with swords. i'm the only one. you see that shit? that shit was wild. that was crazy. that missile knew it could find anyone. even you, kamala. i'm just playing, but where are you hiding? oh, shit, that was

you can make america safer.lan will also take commonsense actions and reduce gun violence and violence over all. this is progress that we made this summer when i signed into law the bipartisan safer communities act. the most significant gun lobby passed in 30 years. [applause] [cheering] we beat the nra. [applause] we took them on and we beat them straight up. you have no idea how intimidated they are to elected officials. the vast majority of republicans in congress could not even stand up and vote for it because they are afraid of the nra. it is not unusual that democrats and republicans or independents get intimidated by various groups. lawmakers support it, teachers supported it, victims -- families of victims the good of -- families of victims of gun violence supported it. guess what? we took on the nra and we are going to take them on again. he won and we will win again. [cheering] we are not stopping here. i am determined to ban assault weapons in this country. determined. i did this once before and i wil

that was america. -- today is an odd day. that was america. today you can't get baby formula. my mother is 81 years old, one year younger than pelosi. [laughter] look, i shouldn't say that. i do not want to say that democrats' ideas are old and their leadership. no disrespect. if you add up their age, pelosi and clyburn, they are two years older than america. but i am not saying anything. [laughter] i don't know. some people say 245 years is not that old. that a country. but i don't know. but my mom, every week -- she doesn't drive a full tank of gas, but she goes to costco to get gas, she takes a picture of the line and a picture of the price. much like what we saw in 1979. what did joe biden do on the first day? end the pipeline. but he gave one to putin. he flies to saudi arabia and ask them to produce instead of america. god has blessed this country to be energy-independent. it creates american jobs. but if you are like me, you care about the environment? let me give you a little secret, american natural gas is 41% cleaner than russian natural gas. we should lead the world

we hail him as the hometown boy who is all the best about america. he grew up in the heartland, main street, usa. >> i come here first to thank you, to say a proudest thing i can claim is that i am from abilene. [applause] i want to speak first of the dreams of --. frequently, they are to be a streetcar conductor, where he sees himself as the town policeman. above all, he may reach the position of locomotive engineer. but always in his dreams is that day when finally he comes home. comes home to a welcome from his own hometown. >> the fields of kansas claim ike as a native son. >> but the cattle state of kansas, hard to the railroad tracks of deafness in, texas, that's where he was born. on the red river way texas shake hands with oklahoma. >> dwight david eisenhower was one of seven sons of deeply religious parents. the duchess, is to move twice and bought the bible with them. no matter where judy take him, he'd always like to get back to home cooking. even in paris, his kitchen was kansas. >> his hobbies keep him close to the earth and to freshwate

it is time to take america back.his fall, american people will give a complete but kicking to the democrats. [applause] but after we win, then what? that is what i came to talk to you about. if the republicans returned to washington business as usual. if we have no eager plans and to be a speedboat on the road to socialism we do not deserve government. [applause] in washington, we need new majorities in the house and senate a new plan. [applause] so in february, i leased an 11 plan to rescue the country. it has 120 specific policy ideas. i am a business guy, i believe our is late for this country and if we do not have a land nothing will happen. we cannot say we will do our best and hope it works out. if you want to turn something around make a plan and make big changes and you do it today. [applause] you can go to rescue america.com and the entire land but let me give you a few point. the plan calls for every child in every school to say the pledge of allegiance for the anthem. [applause] and learn america is the gr

this may be true only in america. that is you can be a congressman for your home state for 12 years. you can lead your state as governor for four years. you can even be vice president of the united states of america but after it is all over, you're still going to wait 25 minutes for a table at olive garden on a saturday night. that actually happened. i sent my daughter a text. [laughter] she made me smile because she sent an american flag and said dad, that is america. she is right. it is wonderful to be with you all. our lives have all changed since 2019 and in so many different ways. in many ways, our country is almost unrecognizable to 2019. following the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan one year ago this week, enemies of freedom around the world have been emboldened. war has broken out with an unconscionable russian invasion in ukraine that now has reached its sixth month. north korea has returned to its menacing rights and china's returned to its military provocations across the asia-pacific. let me say a w

between france and america, france, england and america, the british trips he took before volume one, then between volume one and two were critical, and later on, it became germany in his other world comparisons. there was observation, there was comparison, but how did he fill the gaps? i think sheer intelligence, sheer invention, sheer creativity, you know? people realized it. john stuart mill said as much. a great french politician of the restoration years as well, who said much of it is invention. [inaudible] [laughter] >> thank you -- >> thank you. those of you who wish to pose a question, it is time to get in the queue or use the raise hand function for the q&a on zoom. we will call on you as we see you appear. our second commentator this afternoon is cheryl welch, the retired senior lecturer in the department of government at harvard university. she got her phd from columbia university and has interests in the area of research and political thought, 19th century france, liberal and democrat theory, and the history of human rights. she has published numerous articles on liberalis

so is america? democracy is a country that's learning how to be a democracy, but it's not there yet. and wanted to make sure that my daughter would become a citizen of a democracy who is really engaged and not taking that democracy for granted. i democracy in the ideal should definitely be one person when both in a simple way democracy is self governing. right? people choosing their own leaders, people being able to govern themselves that we're finding out that democracy requires the quality ah with the development of technology and the development of a global system, it's becoming much clearer how unequal we are and how far we are from the values that we claim to have with a certain point to think about when we set that intention right when we called ourselves democracy. and i think we spend the rest of our existence of the country trying to get there a i have spent a lot of time thinking and writing about the into war period in europe. i never imagined that setting the into war period would have a

in america first national security posture. more affordable keeping the military strong and focused. in america first economic policy that multiplies our allies rather than our enemies. they are doing the same things to countries all over the world. we can't be more like them in our monetary system and that's what the bank of international settlement in switzerland is trying to do. they are trying to set the structure that's on china's terms and not america's principles. and we have to destroy the administrative state. and it's really bigger than just a bureaucracy like the epa or the securities and exchange commission that wants to impose esg standards. no one loves big government like big business. as republicans, we have to think differently. we have to think of freedom as the constitution describes it, beginning with the individual and working up from there. we have to have sound money if we are going to save our country. we are 25% of the world's gdp. we have become the land of opportunity for people all over the world. yo

of the united states of america in recent days, many experts say that in recent days the united statesas really shown who is the leader of the world right now and it is still too early to talk about this much popularity that president putin dreams of. congratulations, sir. vitaly, i congratulate you ladies in the future, dear er, dear participants of our discussion, er, you are right, vitaly, i think that recent events indicate that er, the usa has finally decided to show its teeth and showed them quite openly and without any er attempts for putin somehow to interpret this er, well, they present it somehow neutral or in their favor, because look er, what actually er, demonstrated by biden, he demonstrated er, it seems to me two important things, firstly, that the enemies of america will be destroyed, and secondly, he is not afraid go to a tough confrontation with those who who does he consider to be his potential opponents? well, i will also tell you one point that i consider to be equally important. this is the courage of politicians. this is something that we did not have or almost d

america, the wife all the world calls me was the first to say i like ike. >> then the rest of them shouted at two. not hail the conquering hero but a bursting cry, a great friend, a great guy. one that stands and washington blogs not to a president but to the people. >> i stand before the elected federal lawmakers of our great republic. the very core of our political life in the symbol of those things we call the american heritage. >> now, watch would a country boy can do to the biggest city in the world, new york. [applause] >> watch the women, watch the young people. >> watch all the people who make up the surging independent votes, who will run to the polls on november. watch them flock and cheer for mr. america. through 20 years of wavering >> new york simply can't do this to a kansas farmer boy. and keep its reputation for sophistication. there is another thing, mister mayor, that impressed me very much. as you and i go down through the cheering songs this morning. first, the reason for t

we're going to invest in america. we're going to make it in america. we're going to win the economic competition of the 21st century in america three -- give working people in the middle class a fighting chance more than just breathing room, a real chance to get ahead by making their everyday things more affordable and accessible, like health care, prescription drug costs, energy, child care, education, housing, and so much more, because when we lower those costs, of all the necessary things, we improve their standard of living four -- make our economy more competitive and less concentrated when too few companies dominate a market. that reduces competition, drives up the costs for american consumers. that's been going on for too long we need to give small business and entrepreneurs more opportunities, and consumers more choices at affordable prices the fifth thing, the fifth pillar, we're going to reward work, not just wealth in america, so that everyone pays their fair share in taxes. ipt a capitalist i'm not trying to punish everybody. i'm saying eve

america first, baby.ng tonight, hollywood actress anne heche is now listed -- after a fiery car crash in los angeles on friday and what your vehicle crashed into a home setting it ablaze. good evening and welcome to this special edition of the next revolution. i am jason. let's go to marianne rafferty standing by with the latest on this story. >> that actress was hospitalized aftehi