daughtry: not once, but twice.we could be you union presidents and college presidents that we could be state party chairs and members of congress and governors, that we could be on the presidential ticket and we could lead the presidential ticket. they believed in our party and they believed in us and what we could and would become, that one day we would stand together in one voice fighting for the soul of our country, fighting to preserve the values of our party, so hard fought and earned by our foremothers, like susan b. anthony, women like patsy minching and rosa parks, women like shirley chisholm and geraldine ferrer l arrow. our women who were visionaries and way makers and door openers, strategy crafters. we are the party of freedom fighters, community activists, day laborers, c.e.o.'s, mine workers and environmentalists, the working poor, the middle class and the folks who have a little extra. we work together to create opportunities for every american. we fight together for truth and justice, pressing the t

daughtry: not once, but twice. could be you union presidents and college presidents that we could be state party chairs and members of congress and governors, that we could be on the presidential ticket and we could lead the presidential ticket. they believed in our party and they believed in us and what we could and would become, that one day we would stand together in one voice fighting for the soul of our country, fighting to preserve the values of our party, so hard fought and earned by our foremothers, like susan b. anthony, women like patsy minching and rosa parks, women like shirley chisholm and geraldine ferrer l arrow. our women who were visionaries and way makers and door openers, strategy crafters. we are the party of freedom fighters, community activists, day laborers, c.e.o.'s, mine workers and environmentalists, the working poor, the middle class and the folks who have a little extra. we work together to create opportunities for every american. we fight together for truth and justice, pressing the tru

. \ daughtry: good morning, beloved sisters.morning. we will gather in philadelphia, these city of brotherly love and sisterly affection, to nominate and present to the world our nominee for president of the united states. i have the great privilege of serving as your ceo for the 2016 democratic national convention. [applause] daughtry: and it is my job to ensure our convention is successful. to welcome our 50,000 attendees, to ensure our 500 buses run on time, that are 15,000 hotel rooms are filled, that our 20,000 journalists have power and connectivity, and that she would miles of cable is installed. that the carpet is laid, and importantly, that the drinks are delivered. [laughter] reverend dockery: -- reverend most importantly, it is my job to make sure our convention gives our candidate the best possible springboard for a tough general election campaign. our note to the world that nominee is ready and able to lead. it is a tall order, but we are up to the task. building a convention is like building a house. andre laying t

daughtry: well -- ms. clinton: well. it's been quite a week, hasn't it? much.thank you also -- all so much. i am delighted to be here. as some of you may know, i had a pretty long day yesterday. [cheering and applause] but i finally got to answer questions, something i have been pushing for literally a year. and i am just grateful i recovered my voice, which i lost a little bit. start, isaid at the wanted to rise above partisanship and reach for statesmanship. that is what i tried to do. [cheering and applause] ms. clinton: and now i am delighted to be here with all of the wlf, ahere with group that actually focuses on the issues. you are women after my own heart. i want to thank debbie wasserman , and allcarol, cynthia the terrific speakers you have heard from and will hear from, including my friend, leader nancy pelosi. [cheering and applause] ms. clinton: i want to say another word about a great democrat -- vice president joe biden has been in the trenches with us for years. [cheering and applause] ms. clinton: he fought for the violence against women

glen daughtry is the one that said we're going down to help our brothers, and he got permission from the chief of station to go down there, and he took three other grs agents and then he got the two dod guys that wanted to go, they took the interpreter, and they chartered a plane and went down there. it was not a state department deal. and in fact, you want to know the truth, the only option that the state department had, was the tess team that you and i talked about before. you mentioned that it was for rebuilding, and i've got the state department here about to fess, and i would read it, but it's going to take up too much of my time. but there's not anything about rebuilding anything. it says that it's for crisis management expertise, time sensitive information, planning for contingency on regulations, we thought that the ambassador may have been kidnapped, reach out to washington d.c., and specialized communications capabilities. that would have been the one thing that you should have done to get people on the way over there to help those folks that were still in an ongoing battle