demonstrate their vision for a bold, progressive future and h.r.-1 does exactly that. a comprehensive package for campaign finance reform, for voting rights and access, taking on corruption in politics. it is the kind of visionary work see and we know that it is so important because we cannot achieve and we cannot of our other progressive priorities without these fundamental reforms to our democracy. now this is an issue that the grass roots is passionate about. of congress, we had more than 160 events in districts nationwide. is our single biggest day of action with people showing up in democratic and republican alike telling the new incoming majority we expect to see them standing strong, we this be a bold and comprehensive package. do not want to see it watered-down and are excited to see it move quickly in the incoming democratic congress. we were founded after 2016 but we know it's about resisting the trump toat allowed rise in this democracy and that means taking on these that'sntal problems and why we are so excited about this legislation and excited to see it m

we expect to see this be a bold and comprehensive package. and are excited to see it move quickly in the incoming democratic congress. now, we were founded after 2016, but it's not about resisting trump. it's about resisting the forces that allowed him to rise in this democracy. that is taking on these fundamental problems. that's why we are so excited about this legislation and to see it move forward. all right. and i'm going to introduce mira tanden. >> thanks, leah. i am the president for the center for american progress and center for american progress action fund. i am thrilled to be part of this fantastic, large-scale coalition. you see some of its representatives here, but it represents much larger group of people around the country. and i think many of us have worked on these issues for a long time. and i do think we're at a crossing point. i do think that people are making the deep connections between democracy and a rigged system that is hurting their own pocketbook. we saw in this election cycle and over the last two years essentia

today we are taking a bold, first step. we are going to honor with action all those lives that have been lost. we honor those mothers, fathers, children, all those who miss their families each day. we honor our colleague, gabby giffords. she stood up as a powerful voice on this issue. so hr 8 is in her honor and all those lives that have been forever changed by gun violence. andfight is just starting, the voices and strength of the public will carry us through this. and together, we are going to deliver for the american people. [applause] speaker pelosi: thank you very much, mr. chairman, making this a very different day. so many times after a tragedy, and it happens every day across america, we will go to the floor and have a moment of silence, and that is it. silence. no action. this time we will have a moment ted deutch and then of florida, a leader on this issue, ted will be in the chair when that happens, if that happens. [applause] actionn we will take with this legislation. i know you want to yield to our distinguish

we need to have big bold progressive ideas that are realistic. as a southern governor of a southern state, i was the most progressive governor in history. in virginia. at the same time, a record number of jobs and economic development. they want to hear real solutions how we're going to help their lives. >> a lot of people say that, it sounds good, i understand what you're saying, but when you're in the rough and tumble of a campaign, i mean, all those republican candidates against then citizen donald trump, none of them could figure out how to beat him. there were plenty of them saying, i'm not going to get in the sandbox, i'm going to take the high road, they got beaten. >> we're not going to win by putting unrealistic ideas out there, the american public have smartened up. i agree with your assessment of the 2016 campaign. 92 million americans did not vote, i think they realized the next day, holy cow, i now have to vote, because look what's happened with donald trump in the white house today, i think for 2020, people are going to pay attentio

bush said, be bold in your caring, be bold in your dreaming, and above else, always do your best. this sunday in just a few short days, january 6th, marks the 100th anniversary of the passing of theodore roosevelt. by immersing himself in the rugged, beautiful, and untamed badlands he transformed himself into a bold and fearless leader whose later actions transformed our nation and the world. as we stand at the cusp of this new era, let us seize the opportunity for north dakota to transform the image of ourselves. to reach beyond our self-doubts and any self-imposed limitations. now is the time to dream bold dreams. now is the time to build those dreams. now is the time to create lasting legacies. thank you, may god bless you, the united states of america, and the great state of north dakota. dakota. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington d.c. and arou

now is the time to dream bold dreams. now is the time to build this dreams. now is the time to create lasting legacies. thank you. may god pledge you, the unites states of america, and the great state of north dakota. >> at the u.s. capitol on the 18th day of the partial government shutdown, the house and senate will be in session today. neither have government funding bills before them. the house will consider a number of controversial bills at 4:00 eastern time before voting at 6:30. the senate expected to work on a bill imposing sanctions on syria. negotiations continue off the floor between democrats, republicans, and the white

. >>> taking office with the bold vision for the golden state. today, gavin newsom became california's 40th governor. he was sworn in this morning with his family by his side. welcome to the 4. he got to work right away working on legislation that proposes fines for people who don't purchase health insurance. we were at the inauguration as he talked about building on california's strong foundation. >> reporter: good afternoon. you can see behind us there are three tents in the distance. those are the tents where the inauguration held the crowd that came to see gavin newsom on the steps of the state capital. at one point his youngest son came to join him on stage. there was a heckler who tried to interrupt as gavin took the oath of office. overwhelming support is more than 2000 people came to see him be sworn in as the next governor. >> reporter: the crowd cheered as he took the oath of office alongside his wife and four children becoming the 40th governor of california. >> it is up to us to renew the california dream for a new generation. >> he t

-giordano: bold. -lemonis: bold. how are you describing the print? giordano: retro.he finally lands on two words that he believes are the cornerstone of his brand, "retro" and "bold." why did it take us 3 days to get to that? giordano: you know, i never had someone say, "hey, why this? why that?" lemonis: we're going to see if this works. -giordano: yep. -lemonis: okay? what about something like this? -giordano: yeah. i think you could do something to that. i could do polka dots, different variations. good. lemonis: yes or no? is this edgy? -giordano: we can make it edgy. -lemonis: yes or no? giordano: i mean, on the shirt, yes. lemonis: great. do you understand? giordano: i do. lemonis: you have to pick a lane. so i want you to go back, and i want you to make 12 shirts using six different fabrics, so each shirt has two variations of it. i want to see things with thread, stitching, buttons. change it up, but don't change what the brand stands for. okay? -giordano: okay. got it. ♪ [ whistling ] lemonis: i'm meeting rocco back at the store to ensure that he's moved eve

he bold and you're dreaming, and above else, always do your best. shortunday, in just a few days, january 6, it marks the 100th anniversary of the passing of theodore roosevelt. by immersing themselves in the beautiful, and untamed badlands, he transformed himself into a bold and fearless leader. his later actions transformed our nation and the world. as we stand at the cusp of this new era, let us seize the opportunity for north dakota to transform our image of ourselves . to reach beyond our self-doubts and any self-imposed limitations. now is the time to dream bold dreams. now is the time to build those dreams. now is the time to time to creae lasting legacies. thank you. may god bless you, the united states of america, and the great state of north dakota. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] earlier in san antonio, texas, the former hud secretary julian castro announced he is running for pre

we can make smart bold investments with long-lasting impact and at the same time deliver a budget that is structurally sound to improve transparency and yes, we can do all of that and do it without raising taxes. [applause] yes, life is good here and we can make it better. according to u.s. news & world report north dakota has the best quality of life in the nation and the magazine says our small towns and those of us that grew up there if you have friends and relatives promote a positive social environment that can engage in their communities and they know they are making a difference. the same applies to the urban areas in north dakota everyone has a chance to make their mark and to make a difference and to truly be legendary one of the five fastest growing state since 2010 growing by 13 percent we are expected to retain our rank as the fourth youngest state we were make the best date for millennial's with low unemployment and affordable housing and the nation leading increase of wages since 2007. north dakota made the ten best states to start a business because our future is built a

stand recognizing israel's right to exist and the unity of the city of jury is lump, that may not seem bold but it is because he's the first president in my lifetime who has been as clear about it as anybody has ever been.

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this is a time for bold and ambitious, pushy leadership. this is a time to be unafraid to , and this is a time for women like me and next future leaders to see hillary ronen as president of the board. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i have been waiting on that one for so long. hello, everyone. i am a mission burnell resident, and they work in the mission district for one of the oldest national latino institutions of this nation. i am here to support hillary ronen for board president. i don't have to remind everyone we are in a housing crisis, and we are facing thousands and thousands of people on the streets. we are facing a hostile federal government that has zero investment in supporting the cities. i -- just -- we do not have the time to play respectability politics. what i mean by that is that our values cannot continue to support the status quo. we have to be representing those most marginalized, and i urge this board to foster and bring forth leadership that embodies emotion, that em

so if i was going to give advice is be bold. i wish i had been more bold. was but may be less diplomatic. and more bold about pushing out my qualifications because the men don't do that. i would have been more bold to think what is worth being bold for instead of a peacemaker? so as women we are cheney on - - trained to smooth things out but sometimes we just need to be bad ass. be yourself have a glass of wine before you make a call. i learned that from a congresswoman. and do your best. you will learn so much. but it still the people that i care about in arizona because that was my wife. and that gives them a voice through you. this is a panel of women who have a huge round of applause who ran for congress and that takes courage. . >> now transitioning to the final speaker that next have a young amazing woman but really only came online late in the election cycle. and then to share the amazing backgrounds of the public. that we have to make sure republican women are represented and featured as well. the key note speaker was one of those many women who rai

today, we are going to take a bold first step. are going to honor with action all of those lives that have been lost. we honor those mothers, fathers, and children and all of their loved ones who miss their families each day. comingr our colleague gabby gifford, and she stood up as a powerful voice on this issue. and itt is in her honor, is an honor of all of those lives forever changed by gun violence. know that our fight is just starting, and the voices and the strength of the public will carry us through this. together, we are going to deliver for the american people. [applause] speaker pelosi: thank you very much, mr. chairman. for making this a different day. so many times, after we have had a tragedy, and it is almost every day because it happens every day across america, but a high profile -- we will go to the floor and have a moment of silence and that is it. silence, no action. this time, we will have a commemoration, a moment of silence, and the chair -- and a leader on this issue, thank you, come appear. be with us. ted

big, bold, dynamic solutions. i want to be a part of that story. i think it's possible. >> when did you serve? why did you join the military? >> i'm still in. i've been in under nine years. i'm a captain in the national guard. served in afghanistan over five years ago. enlisted for the same reason why i decided to do this. public service is in my blood. i can't fully explain it. this is how i want to spend the rest of my life. serving others. trying to build an even better country. i can't wait. i feel blessed. >> who or what inspired you to want to serve this country? --if anyone tells you you they have one singular answer to that, they are lying to you. i think about so many different things. my parents, my mother is a community college professor. i think about mentors i had like 10 thomson. -- ken thompson. he enacted bold criminal justice reform initiatives. it was an honor to learn from him. i think about the soldiers i served with. who had reallye done things that showed incredible courage and integrity. at one point, people said those things

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move it's important but i think history will have to be the judge of this because it's it's a it's a bold gamble it set is it seems to be quite extraordinary but paul as mentioned you do have russia and china and many other we still play as support saying that the door of government still. indeed indeed many governments across the world i think it's very important to move away from that and it's a euro centric or a washington centric view of the world the world is made up of a multitude of countries it's not reduced to the united states there are tens hundreds hundreds of countries and across the world which do recognize them a lot of government were to swearing in ceremony nearly two hundred represent a difference arrived at the swearing in ceremony in africa in asia and europe in latin american to carry. and it's very important and it's worth pointing out just before we move on slightly that the elections which. matter one which gave management legitimacy to become president again which are and you have mandate in may last year just want to correct one of your previous speakers were in

dynamicbig, bold, solutions and i want to be part of the story. it is possible. it is the best country of the world. rep. rose: when did you -- >> when did you serve? rep. rose: i still am in. in afghanistan over five years ago, 2012, 2013. i enlisted for the very same reason why i decided to do this. public service is in my blood , deep down in the corner of me. i can't explain it. how i want to spend the rest of my life, serving others, trying to build an even better country. i can't wait. i feel blessed. you toor what inspired want to serve this country? rep. rose: if anyone tells you they have one singular interest, they are lying. the truth is i think about so many different things. i think about my parents, my mother, who is a community college professor. i think of the mentors i had like the late great brooklyn district attorney ken thompson, who we lost, who enacted incredibly bold justice reform initiatives. an honor to learn from him. i think about the soldiers i served with. whoink about all the people have really done things that show incredible coura

he tweeted the following, "i commend the president for his leadership in proposing this bold solution to reopen the government, secure the border, and take bipartisan steps toward addressing current immigration issues." he then followed up with his full statement. let me begin on that point with regard to the senate, because the president making reference to what that chamber will be doing this week. what can we expect? guest: so, the senate will take a vote this week. and again, this is another kind of breaking of the logjam. mitch mcconnell had been very much on the sidelines until now. so now he's willing to put some legislation on the floor, as early as tuesday, but more likely thursday. the problem with going to thursday is that if they don't, if they don't pass legislation and reopen the government by tuesday, then federal workers will miss a second paycheck, and i think that really seriously ramps up the pressure on both parties to get this thing solved. host: you had a chance to see the president, interact with him on a number of occasions yesterday. how would you sense his ov

it's a bold call. you know, again, to sort of complement what sarah was just saying, one of the things we're hoping that that small dollar donor network, that network we're building tl ining through can create a small dollar donor network that we really see come to fruition in this next cycle. to complement some of the larger dollar efforts that hopefully gets our women money earlier. we start to see that through the small dollar thing that the democrats, frankly, have had so much success with as well. we, that's something i think is incredibly important but kind of to go along with that, the resources are out there. you know, every woman sitting on this panel, you know, has an organization that happen help our candidates and while it's not enough, we clearly need more, you know, i think also one thing i would ask of everyone in the room is to help get the word out that these resources are there because i think it's an incredibly tough thing. i'm incredibly proud of every woman who chooses to submit he

we are here today to make sure that now is the time for bold action. so, on behalf of people for the american way and are 1.5 million members and activists, i look over to continuing the fight for the reforms that will truly make this a government of, by and for the people. thank you. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. my name is bishop garrison. i'm a west point graduate, a former u.s. army officer and veteran of operation iraqi freedom, a former dhs, dod and veterans affairs appointee and currently the interim director of the truman national security project. as a national security organization, truman supports the for the people act because we know good inclusive governance is the first step towards making our nation safer while assuring that we remain an effective leader on the world stage. we support these urgent common sense reforms to reduce disenfranchisement, increase transparency and fight corruption. our broken democracy has made us a target for our adversaries abroad, including russian attacks and information warfare against the 2016 through 2

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they have happened because of optimism and because of our past bold actions. good things in our story have happened because we didn't give up. i ask you, which washington story will prevail? the story where we rested on our worlds? or the story where we rose up to a goldenand rewrite chapter worthy of our best selves? assure weer will answered our obligation to lead with higher expectations. this chapter will show we made washington better for everyone seeking a fair shot. this chapter will show that we defended the values that we stand for. more than anything, this chapter will show the heart of who we are. we are the people who will always make history. i really believe in the state of washington. i believe our next washington chapter must show that we push the limit, we move beyond that plateau, and we always look for the next beginning. let this be our profound story. let it be bold. most of all, let it make history. let's get to work. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption con

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but good things in our story happened because of our optimism and our past bold actions. good things in our stories have happened because we didn't give up. so again, i ask you which washington story will prevail, the story where we rested on our morals or where we rose up and had a chapter that is worthy of our best selves? this will show that we entered our obligation to leave to your expectations. it will show that we made washington better for everyone seeking a fair shot. it will show that we defended the values we stand for and more than anything, it wil it'll shoe heart of who we are. we are the people who will always make history. i believe the next washington chapter must show that we push the limit. we move beyond that plateau and we always look for the next beginning so let this be our profound story, let it be bold and most of all it did make history. let's get to work. thanks a lot. [applause] william campbell preston breckenridge and the number of middle names he has should signify that he had been a confederate colonel, very well respected in the confederat

we will be bold. we will aim high and we will work like hell to get there. because here in california, we will prove that people of good faith and firm will can still come together to achieve big things. we will offer an alternative to the corruption and the incompetence in the white house. [ applause ] our government will be progressive, principled and always on the side of the people. this will take courage. i know courage is a word that mean different things to different people. but for me, courage means doing what is right even when it is hard. that will be the foundational mission of our administration. we will be california for all. [ applause ] we won't be divided between rural and urban, north, south, coastal and inland. we will strive always for s solidarity and face our threatening problems together. with deep faith in our state and our future that i ask you to join me in the work ahead. let us be pioneering optimists who look to the future not with trepidation but with creativity and boundless energy. this is a time for courage, and we will rise t

iwould not bold claims that he didn't during the referendum.s foreign secretary that we see him as someone foreign secretary that we see him as someone who has bigger political ambitions one—day. someone who has bigger political ambitions one-day. exactly. the foreign office is clearly the kind of platform that might be used to thrust forward even further. all right, we will go on to the financial times. jane, were you out shopping at christmas time was yellow i was. i did some online, because you can't do everything. i did a hell of a lot of it, i have to say. it is part of everyday life. i did brave 0xford say. it is part of everyday life. i did brave oxford street in the middle of december. i was terrified. it was pretty quiet and is able to doa it was pretty quiet and is able to do a couple of hours of shopping and not want to tear my hair out. the story in the ft does reflect that it was really sluggish and i think they we re was really sluggish and i think they were hoping there would be an uptick right before christmas because the day ch

it happened because of our optimism and our past bold action, good things in the story have happened. it's the story where we rested on our morals or where we rose up. they called that and wrote a chapter that is worthy of our best selves to lead up to high your expectations and showed sht we made washington better for everyone seeking a fair shot. we defended the values we stand for. this will show the heart of who we are. i believe in the state of washington and that the next washington chapter must show that we push the limit and move beyond that plateau and that we look for the next beginning so but if the our profound story and be bold and most of all let it make history. let's get to work. thank you. [applause] [applause] who lost an eye to an ied in afghanistan and he spent some of his childhood in south america where his father worked in a wheel in history. voterthe street. voters in the fifth district elected who was also served in the state legislature was an insurance broker for energy companies prior. theresa may and opposition leader jeremy corbin talked about what this m

. >> bright and bold are the signs out dartmouth middle school in san jose.without the beacon of life. a beloved teacher, mentor and friend. hill retired in october after 23 years. much sooner than planned because of parkinson's. >> for the last year or near and a half, he plugged on like t d and why the community is honoring hill. >> he was always pushing you. >> he was one of the most beloved teachers here. >> this go fund me campaign is created by the community. more than $10,000 raised. >> i think the primary purpose is to make sure he and his family can do some family trips and spend quality time with each other. >> a hope shared by his extended family. both staff and former students at dms. >> you see how much one man can help and shape a community. >> a man as bright as bold as they come. >> on 9925th, the community is celebrating mr. hill. if youor about him or his go fund me page, we and even in the still photos, you can see the energy and enthusiasm he brings to the classroom. >> we need to get to the weather. we have strong sysms come >> let's take

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be bold and we will be aggressive and smart. we will be fearless and well-prepared, and above all else, in the forthcoming period of hard work and beyond, let's are member the people who sent us here. all of us, republicans and democrats, keep in mind all through the long days and nights the new mexicans we are here to represent. the children who deserve the best possible educational system. the educators, who deserve the best possible institutional support. the families, who deserve safety and prosperity. the workers, who deserve the chance to work their way up. the veterans, police officers, and firefighters who deserve our gratitude. the small business owners who deserve our support, and new mexicans who simply want to see their vision of the healthier state come to fruition. we are those new mexicans. in this room, there are educators, there are public safety officers, coaches, doctors, lawyers, a lot of lawyers. [laughter] governor lujan grisham: and can and will show new mexico and this country what's good government looks

but i think we need, as have enough boldness and rashes today, reclaiming what virtue really is to help us understand what virtue virtuous courage is. a couple of other examples, temperance. this word is used in a lot of different ways, we can talk about temperance in terms of our emotions and feelings, aristotle means very sickly in the sense of tempering our physical appetites or desire for food, and drink, all of which is necessary for human rights to continue. whether our own human life or the human race. temperance is not, again, an example of our tendency to go toward extremes, we think of temperance as restraints. withholding but that's not virtuous. temperance according to aristotle and also aquinas talks a bit about it, putting our natural and desires in proper order. it is good to desire food, but not too much. or too little. it's good to desire drink because if we don't satisfy our thirst, we will die. and desire is good, too. all of this has to be put in proper order. asceticism or eating disorder, those practices that deny our good healthy appetites, our vices, just as indu