ben carson.course, the left twists it in his message was, you have the right attitude, america gives you ample opportunity to succee succeed. >> kat: he said also, he didn't say that's the only thing. obviously a good attitude helps. >> rachel: his mother, he's a famous neurosurgeon. this is a message of empowermen empowerment. his mom, with a third-grade education, said you are not a victim. i love that message because with the left wants -- the congressional black caucus is full of people whose careers are made by telling people they are victims. this is a different message. this was about empowerment and telling people we're not going to make you comfortable in your poverty. we are going to provide ladders of opportunity. i'm passionate about this because this is my family's story. there is an american dream and they want to tell you the dream is not a life. if the dream is dead and you can't lift yourself up, you need them. >> eric: you need government. >> rob: i don't know what it's like to

ben carson, he said, what i have now, i do know take credit for, what i did before that was learning.ive all glory to god, that god inspires you, to live a better life, and start a new day and have that pride, when you heard him, i heard that message, other people say, he cut people with a knife we can't election him. we have got en into a weird place where we have given up on a lot of original values, but i will make you laugh, it is funny, i make fun of myself. there is a lot of humility but there are basic lessons that i learn snood can' learned. charles: can't wait, lessons from the prairie. >> if you don't laugh call me. charles: all right, i'll talk to you. >> i'll have a shot of tequila for you wait. >> former presidential nominee, hillary clinton will not go gently into that good night, she is ready to fight back. charles: reports hillary clinton is prepared to launch a pact to act as a catalyst, of an organization she feels strongly about. assisting 2018 congressional candidates as they continue to blame comey letter and russia interference, and all sorts of other excuses for

ben carson should know. he had to overcome a lot.mocrats responding on twitter with new york congresswoman nita louie saying not a state of mind, systemic poverty. california congressman adam schiff tweets if poverty is a state of mind, dr. carson, how would you diagnose hunger, addiction, near hallucinations. they do not like this. i'll tell you why they don't like it, everyone, they don't like it because they like to perpetuate this idea of being a victim, right? if you are a victim, then the government needs to be there to give you the handout, and you need to vote for them because you need the handout. you can't be empowered. you can't change your life yourself with a better state of mind. joining me evan siegfried and don callaway. you heard what i think, don, i think state of mind is extremely important, and i get it, people have hard lives. people have to overcome all kinds of obstacles, but you know what? they do. they do every single day, and a whole lot of that is because of their willingness to, their mental state. why is

ben carson, made this comment in a radio interview. >> i think poverty, to a large extent, is also a state of mind. if someone has the right mind set, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and i guarantee you in a little while, they'll be right back up there. and you take somebody with the wrong mind set, you can give

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. >> ben carson, he ran against ben carson. >> have we heard anything from the housing secretary, ben carson? >> what would you like to hear? >> i don't know. i can't understand it. i actually had a section 8 house. >> it wasn't a section 8 house, it was a different kind of house. >> and there's three adults. >> i think you are right. we leave that, the president of the united states. >> even like chris is not there. christy was one of the original. >> don't you wonder if we are not missing like the big picture here? to me the big picture is so the back story is backfiring on everybody. to me the biggest problematic is now this administration is a hundred days in and we have a fired acting attorney general, fired national security adviser and fired director of the fbi, all cabinet ranked positions that people tend to hold for years and rarely get fired from. this is what the trump administration needs to finesse. not who said what when and we have tapes, we don't have tapes. >> your point about foreign policy, in this administration there are huge issues going on in the middle east. a

ben carson has had a consistent message of overcoming.y himself and if you look at his work in detroit, michigan he has put many kids through school, giving money to foundations. i don't think he was trying to bound the community per se. heather: one thing you disagree with in his inaugural address, he referred to immigrants as slaves or made a correlation. >> i am not with the liberals attacking him because i don't think that was his intention but i disagree with calling slaves immigrants. i disagree with the terminology. a lot of people on the left made this comparison when it comes to immigration that somehow it was the same as slaves, two constitutional amendments for black people to become free and we didn't come willingly. i appreciate this country and the opportunity, being able to overcome. it is one thing to come here willingly. rob: i'm not surprised people have got upset about comments like that, that is the world we are living in but thanks for giving your side of it. heather: three days after the child of a libyan migrant blo

. >> ben carson is getting slammed for his comments while harvard liberals cheered on mark zuckerbergor his remarks. herman cain is here next with reaction. and later. >> what are they saying to explain that the crown prince of the white house, the son-in-law, who sits next to the president every day, the fact he's under scrutiny? how are they explaining that or denying that or what? >> the liberal media is using new government leaks to go after president trump's son-in-law in key advisor jared kushner. dennis kucinich, joe contin. joining us with reaction and much more on this very busy "the five" continues on this very busy "hannity" continues. go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america could be preventedrrent with the right steps. and take it from me, every step counts. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. and together, you had the kid of your dreams. now you can put them in the car of your dreams... for a lot less than you might thin

. >> neil: when we come back, ben carson grew up in poverty. so when he comes out and says, you know, poverty is a mindset, a mindset, everyone is jumping ugly on him. but that might rattle folks who wonder as the department he heads, hud, that is the right guy to be heading it. not only is he the right guy to be heading it but what he said is true. after this. n unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay. yep. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. >> i think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind. you take somebody that has the right mindset. you can take everything from them and put them on the street. i guarantee you in a little while, they'll be back up there. you tak

ben carson is back. you know, it's weird. i spoke this is true, i was thinking about him, all his craziness. where's ben carson been lately? then like magic, he popped up. like beetlejuice, he suddenly was there. ben carson is now secretary of housing and urban development. he even interviewed a sirius xm radio yesterday where he shared his own very interesting take on poverty. >> i think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind. you take somebody who has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street i guarantee you in a little while they'll be right back up there. you take somebody with the wrong mindset, you can gave them everything in the world and they'll work their way back down to the bottom. >> jimmy: i'm pretty sure that's exactly the plot from the movie "trading places." isn't it? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] he's got cable or what? he is the best. and i want to say thing, president trump, for keeping this delightful character in our lives. [ laughter ] president tru

ben carson is facing intense backlash for this statement he made about poverty.>> i think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind. you take someone who has the right mind-set, you can take everything from them. and put them on the street, and i guarantee you in a little while, they'll be right back up there. and you take someone with the wrong mind-set, you can give them everything in the world, they'll work their way back down to the bottom. >> kimberly: meanwhile, liberals like facebook ceo mark zuckerberg are saying we should consider basic universal income for americans. take a look. >> every generation expands its definition of equality. now it'sr our generation to define a new social contract. we should have a society that measures progress not just by economic metrics like gdp but by how many of us have a role we find meaningful. we should explore ideas like universal basic income to make sure everyone has a cushion to try new ideas. >> kimberly: joining us now with reaction is fox news contributetor and former presidential candidate herman cain.

ben carson. the weight you grew up.r taught you those values. >> when you were growing up did you have critics did you feel like you had people who try to keep you downo try to discourageou witthat said this hpens t time. did you hear that kind of rhetoric when you were young. from other people that didn't understand my parents way of teaching. my dad have bought a new lawnmower. i wanted to give some things that i wanted but what i wanted and i would mow yards of all my neighbors and earn that money so that i could get the things that i wanted. even though we were in poverty teaching and fostering a mindset of an entrepreneur. a lot of people don't understand because maybe they've have a silver spoon in their mouth or they grow where they grow up in poverty. one reason i was able to make it out was because they fostered an environment. although we struggle you're going to make it and this is how you gonna do it. you make it out by being an entrepreneur and saving your money. they taught me that. they did not had a pove

. >> ben carson is getting slammed for his comments while harvard liberals cheered on mark zuckerberg for his remarks. herman cain is here next with reaction. and later. >> what are they saying to explain that the crown prince of the white house, the son-in-law, who sits next to the president every day, the fact he's under scrutiny? how are they explaining that or denying that or what? >> the liberal media is using new government leaks to go after president trump's son-in-law in key advisor jared kushner. dennis kucinich, joe contin. joining us with reaction and much more on this very busy "the five" continues on this very busy "hannity" time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. [radi♪ alarm] julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of

. >> i'm going ben carson. >> i think we already had two trumps.say fake just because. >> i'm going to go with fake also. >> too many trumps. who is it, what is it? >> that is fake news. >> yeah! >> all right, all right, howard, i think we're not doing too badly. doing okay, susan. >> not as bad as i thought. >> final one. look, i think we all care about our planet, but melting icebergs aren't beheading christians in the middle east. >> someone actually said that? okay, wait a minute. >> i'm guessing somebody said that. >> either ben carson or reince priebus. >> steve bannon. >> i'm going with ben carson. >> you're going with who, bannon? >> yeah. >> i'm going with reince priebus. one of us has to be right. what is it? >> that one is -- >> priebus. yep. >> clearly, i'm the one who's listening, you guys, to everything that's being said. >> or you got the game ahead of time. >> hey now. >> no, no, no. >> just kidding. >> hey, listen, this is very fun and, jason, i think we all need for those of us who have the interesting discussions around the dinne

. >> he took shots at ben carson. >> ben carson's lower energy than jeb. >> i have given my answer myt. >> i think it's awesome that the president is speaking of my commencement. honestly, be pumped if obama was speaking. >> you know who spoke in my commencement? joe lieberman. i fell asleep. what are you expecting him to say commencement? >> is always unpredictable. >> jesse: i don't think he knows either. you know who i am? >> have no idea. >> jesse: do you have any idea who i am? >> yes, you are jesse watters, and this is your world right here. >> jesse: still to come, we could be hearing more of this. [inaudible] locker. that is how jim comey's firing could be spurring a new review of the hillary clinton e-mail case. "watters' world" investigates. up next, the professor who claims the nra is worse than isis. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $10

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. >> he took shots at ben carson. >> ben carson's lower energy than jeb. >> i have given my answer myt. >> i think it's awesome that the president is speaking of my commencement. honestly, be pumped if obama was speaking. >> you know who spoke in my commencement? joe lieberman. i fell asleep. what are you expecting him to say commencement? >> is always unpredictable. >> jesse: i don't think he knows either. you know who i am? >> have no idea. >> jesse: do you have any idea who i am? >> yes, you are jesse watters, and this is your world right here. >> jesse: still to come, we could be hearing more of this. [inaudible] locker. that is how jim comey's firing "watters' world" investigates. up next, the professor who claims the nra is worse than isis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ostriches don't really stick vitheir heads in the sand.ve horns on their helmets. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. sorry, just getting a quote on motorcycle insurance from progressive. yeah? yeah, they have

saying -- ctici of ben carson saying poverty is a state of mind. let me remind everyone what has made us so successful is our work ethic. have a wonderful memorial day weekend. liz, i'm sending it your way. liz: thank you. and i would add to that our soldiers, our military who have sacrificed so much. trish: absolutely. liz: thanks, trish. trish: you bet. liz: we've got our eyes out for literally the slightest tick during this final hour of trade because it could be the key to new records and the sixth day of gains in a row. so we're watching ever so closely the market moves. but overseas every move president trump makes is moving the twitterverse. the global conversation is morphing into the hand slap, the pushes, the white-knuckle greetings and yet it's all business for president trump and his g7 counterparts as they tackle trade, security and the fight against isis. but it's the president's shove heard round the world of the prime minister of montenegro that has tongues really wagging. guess who's not upset about it at all? we've got the real st

ben carson is under fire for saying, quote, poverty is a state of mind and a new analysis shows the house republican health care plan will leave 23 million people uninsured. news 4's tracie potts is live. what is the take on how people will be impacted by the house republican health care plan? >> reporter: one of the big things here, eun, people with pre-existing conditions, remember, the white house republicans promised that they would be covered, but according to this cbo analysis, their cover is out of the range. the other thing that this analysis of this is whe you can opt out like emergency care, maternity care that some conservatives wanted out of the bill. they tried to work out a deal to make this happen. according to this analysis, those states will be done. the cbo says it's not enough to make it up. 23 million people without insurance. even though we're saving a trillion dollars, critics say we're doing it on the backs of people who can least afford it. >>> 4:49 now. good news for supporters of the purple line who suffered a major set back this week. the trump administration is

. >> he took shots at ben carson. >> ben carson's lower energy than jeb. >> i have given my answer my> i think it's awesome that the president is speaking of my commencement. honestly, be pumped if obama was speaking. >> you know who spoke in my commencement? joe lieberman. i fell asleep. what are you expecting him to say commencement? >> is always unpredictable. >> jesse: i don't think he knows either. you know who i am? >> have no idea. >> jesse: do you have any idea who i am? >> yes, you are jesse watters, and this is your world right here. >> jesse: still to come, we could be hearing more of this. [inaudible] locker. that is how jim comey's firing could be spurring a new review of the hillary clinton e-mail case. "watters' world" investigates. up next, the professor who claims the nra is worse than isis. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's like nothing you've seen. the power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night. now packed into a pill so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me,

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earlier today, hud secretary ben carson, dr.son, made this comment in a radio interview. >> i think poverty, to a large extent, is also a state of mind. if someone has the right mind set, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and i guarantee you in a little while, they'll be right back up there. and you take somebody with the wrong mind set, you can give them everything in the world. they'll work their way back down to the bottom. >> i think there's a difference between poverty and being broke. anyway, poverty is a state of mind? we'll be right back after this. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction

also, what ben carson had to say in his latest speech on the topic of poverty.a state of mind. zerlina, i know you tweeted about it. we'll go to that tweet and his conversation straight ahead. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. you...smells fine, but yourin your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with odorclear technology cleans away odors... ...for up to 30 days smells nice... breathe happy, with new febreze. >>> i think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind. and you take somebody with the wrong mindset, you can give them everything in the world. they'll work their way back down to the bottom. >> urban and housing secretary ben carson and his thoughts on poverty. sticking with us, joe, zerlina and rick are still here. zerlina, i saw your tweet and you said next month i'm going to tell my landlord i p

. >>> still ahead, more questionable comments from hud secretary ben carson. >> he responsible for helpingsking if despite his humble beginnings, does he even understand poverty? we'll explain that next. ♪ to err is human. to anticipate is lexus. experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. . welcome back. more fallout at fox news. cards.com pulling ads from the show following the outrage to the cable network's role in spreading theories related to the murder of a dnc staffer. nbc justice correspondent pete williams has more on this. >> the conspiracy theories began soon after 27-year-old seth rich was shot and killed during her washington group house last july while working on a voter turnout project for the democratic national committee. 12 days later wikileaks published embarrassing dnc e-mails and later assange offered a reward for information on rich's death. a former house speaker said this sunday about rich's death. >> having given wikileaks something like 53,000 e-mails and 17,000 attachments -- >> reporter: here are the facts. washington, d.c. police

ben carson? >> jesse: what would you like to hear? >> bob: i don't know. i had a section 8 house, actually. >> greg: it wasn't a section 8 house, it was a different kind of house. >> kimberly: bob, there's three adults. the axis of adults. >> bob: you're exactly right. if we leave out of that the president of the united state states -- . >> jesse: i mean even. greg gregg cristie was -- . >> greg: cristie is not there. cristie was one of the origina originals. >> gillian: don't you wonder if we're not missing the big picture here? to me the big picture is like so the back story and fights about that is kind of back firing on everybody, but to me, the biggest problematic in terms of optics is the fact that now we're -- this administration is 100 days in and we have a fired acting attorney general, fired national security adviser and a fired director of the f.b.i., all cabinet-rank positions that people tend to hold for years and rarely get fired from i think this is what the trump administration needs to finesse, not who said what, when and we have tapes and

certain sectors of the economy where we think we can stay ahead of the >> trevor: hey, hillary, ben carson called. he... wants... his... cadence... back. ( laughter ) the fact is, we've all been inundated by cable news' fake excitement and sound bitingness for so long, i don't think hillary clinton or a candidate like her could ever connect with people. say what you want about donald trump, he doesn't bore you. listening to hillary talk after getting used to trump, is like getting an iphone after owning a samsung-- you know the iphone won't explode but you miss the unpredictability. today felt like america saw the one that got away. and people were like, "damn, maybe i didn't give her enough credit. you know, we could have maybe had something." you can't reminisce for too long because the one you chose is calling right now going, "come home, honey! we're going to build a wall!" we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) [car engine failing to start] [wind blows] yo- wh- ah- he- [gas pouring] [slurps loudly] [engine starting] [loud slurping continues] ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: b

ben carson. he said the heck with the johnson amendment, right, ben? i've been with ben and he wanted to do what he wanted to do but not everybody's going to do that, ben. you know that, right? in america we do not fear people speaking freely from the pulpit. we embrace it. america has a rich tradition of social change beginning in our pews and our pulpits. perhaps there is no greater example than the historic role of the african-american church as the agent for social progress spurring our nation to greater justice and equality. we must never infringe on the noble tradition of change from the church and progress from the pew. thank you of. thank you. under my administration, free speech does not end at the steps of a cathedral or a synagogue or any other house of worship. we are giving our churches their voices back. we are giving them back in the highest form. with this executive order, we also make clear that the federal government will never, ever penalize any person for their protected religious beliefs. that is why i am today directing the depart

if you notice that mike pence -- who else -- betsy devos -- even rick perry, ben carson, even the attorney general, they're not -- a lot of them are -- some of these people are definitely christian right. others are connected to the movement and had christian right as their base of support. so, he has in his cabinet -- it's practically half his cabinet now, and he hasn't touched on the major subjects of abortion or homosexuality yet but certainly pleased them in many ways already. >> including the supreme court -- >> exactly. >> well, shall we -- there's so many more questions to ask. want to give you all the chance to did some of these questions and so if you would like to ask a question, please come to the microphone. ask a question, don't make a statement, please, and ask a brief question. otherwise, bad things will happen to you is my understanding. so a brief question for our author. yes, sir. >> since the 1820s or '30s or so, has the movement been driven by personality or ideology? >> well, think beth. -- i think both. and in the case of some people, they created the ideology. dwight

he did this from everybody from ben carson to mitt romney. he is a salesman.verything is up for negotiatio negotiation, including who you negotiate with. people trust you if they trust the negotiator. you can say well, you didn't like him when president obama went on the apology tour. when he appeased around the world but us because we didn't trust him as a negotiator whereas trump, who has the same idea but you go, i think you can probably wrap kim around his finger if you wanted to -- maybe by the end of a meeting with kim, he will be wearing a red hat and saying, lock her up. it's because that's possible. what's different from 2007 is at the situation is different and more dire. i guess we don't exactly know what the mental state is of kim jong un but possibly flattery in terms of saying he would be honored to meet with him might be a way to come to the table? >> obviously he does think and an unconventional way that people aren't used to. the way that he handle things, whether it's negotiating business deals, trade, everything. it would be unprecedented an

. >>> last thing before we go here tonight housing secretary ben carson is back in the news.s given us memorable and regrettable quotes in the past like when he referred to slaves as immigrants. he is out with another one which will certainly take its place. the secretary said that poverty is a state of mind. while he went on to urge parents to instill the mindset of a winner in their children and to avoid a defeatist attitude. critics of course have pounced, most with the same message that carson who grew up poor in inner city detroit and rose to prominence in medicine and politics surely knows a winning mindset won't afford food or health care or pay the rent. he suggested to change the name of his department to something other than department of housing and urban development which was a 1965 creation of president lyndon johnson. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night for all of us from new york. >>> this morning health care uncertainty. a new cbo score shows the gop health care plan could save the government bls but leave medicals u

ben carson is under fire for calling a state of mind.overty to a large extent is also a state of mind you take somebody who has the right mind set, you can take everything from them and put them on the street and i guarantee you in a little while they will be right back up there. and you take somebody with the wrong mind set, you can give them everything in the world. they will work their way back down to the bottom. jillian: as can you imagine social media calling him a hypocrite since department handles housing for millions of americans. a woman jumps on the hood of her car to stop a thief from driving away with her suv. can you see her paying for gas in milwaukee. a man sneaks into her white car right there. she immediately jumps onto the hood to try and stop him. the chief tries to drive away anyway. she is still on the hood of the car. after a few seconds, he dishes his plans and jumps into a get away car. the woman jumps off her suv, running to catch it as it is rolling into traffic. thankfully she wasn't hurt. wow, what an insane

behalf, starting with hud secretary and man counting how many black people there are in the cabinet, ben carsonrson did a radio interview recently for sirius radio, and had this to say about the state of poverty in america: >> i think poverty, to a large extent, is also a state of mind. >> stephen: yes, poverty is a state of mind. no, no. this is true. do you know in many states, it's legal to pay your rent with optimism. it's not in reality, but it is up here. unfortunately, he went on. >> you take somebody who has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street. i guarantee you, in a little while, they'll be right back up there. and you take somebody with the wrong mindset, you can give them everything in the world, they'll work their way back down to the bottom. >> stephen: yeah, it's all about mindset. i mean, remember the great depression when america had a case of the blahs? look at this debbie downer. come on! turn that frown upside down, little lady. why not look at the bowl as half full of dust? ( laughter ) and spooking of the administration, we just le

ben carson. he said to heck with the johnson amendment.en with him and he's done what he is wanted to do. not everybody will do that, you know that right? in america, we do not fear people speaking freely from the pulpit. we embrace it. america has a rich tradition of social change, beginning in our pews and pulpits. perhaps there is no greater example than the historic role of the african-american church as the ancient forest social progress, sparing our nation to greater justice and equality. we must never infringe on the noble tradition of change from the church and progress from the pew. thank you. free speech does not end of the steps of vacant cathedral or basilica or any other house of worship. we are giving our churches their voices back. with this executive order, we also make clear that the federal government will never, ever penalize any person for they are religious beliefs. that is why i am directing the department of justice to develop new rules to ensure these religious protections are afforded to all americans. there are mo

ben carson. he said the heck with the johnson amendment, right, ben?en, and he did what he wanted todo, but not everybody is going to do that, ben, you know that, right? we do not fear people speaking freely from the pulpit, we embrace it. america has a rich tradition or social change beginning in our pews and pulpits. perhaps there is no greater example than the example of the african-american church as the agent for social progress, sparing our nation of justice and equality. progress from the fpew. thank you thank you. under my administration, free speech does not and the steps of a cathedral or synagogue. we are giving our churches our voices back. and we're giving them back in the highest form. with this executive order, we make clear that the federal government will never ever penalize any person for their protected religious believes. that is why i am, today, directing the department of justice to develop new rules to ensure these recommendation protections are afforded to all americans. there is more than 50 million americans sued -- 50 sued th

manymen and women working every day to make our country great and strong like ben carson, ambassadorki haley and our secretary of defense jim "mad dog" mattis. [cheers and applause] and president trump has stood by the god-given liberties of our constitution without apology. the sanctity of life and the right to keep and bear arms in the second amendment of the onstitution. and he nominated to the supreme court in justice neil gorsuch a conservative jurist in the tradition of the late and great justice antonin scalia and the american people couldn't be more proud. and most important of all, president donald trump has stood by those who defend our families and our freedom at home and abroad. in the first 100 days, president trump has kept his word to stand by the men and women in law enforcement, to secure our borders and remove ngerous criminal illegal immigrants from our streets. cheers and applause] the chanting "build wall"] vice president pence: and you know, thanks to president trump's tough illegal immigration policies, immigration is down 60% this year alone. true. and as comm

ben carson. he said the heck with the johnson amendment, right ben? with ben and he did what he wanted to do. but not everybody's going to do that, ben. you know that, right? in america we do not fear people speaking freely from the pulpit. we embrace it. america has a rich tradition of social change beginning in our pews and our pulpits. perhaps there is no greater example than the role of the african-american church as the agent for social progress sparing our nation to greater justice and equality. we must never infringe on the noble tradition of change from the church and progress from the pew. [ applause ] >> thank you. under my administration, free speech does not end at the steps of a cathedral or a synagogue or any other house of worship. we are giving our churches their voices back and we are giving them back in the highest form. with this executive order, we also make clear that the federal government will never, ever penalize any person for their protected religious beliefs. [ applause ] >> that is why i am today directing the department of