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desantis, filling in for mr. gowdy today. rep. desantis: we do have a witness who was a confidential informant who wants to talk about his role in this. we are in contact with the justice department to release him from a nondisclosure agreement. if that doesn't work out in a timely fashion, we obviously would be able to subpoena him. committee,sight particularly my subcommittee, we will be focusing on how the interagency process worked in this. we don't think it worked out very well, so we have jurisdiction over the various national security agencies and want to get as much information as we can so we can see what happened. rep. nunes: next we will go to mr. king, of particular relevance not only because he chairs the subcommittee that oversees fbi and doj and treasury, but also because he was a chairman back at the time and sent a letter in opposition, questioning the sale of this geithner atecretary the time, the treasury secretary. we are happy he is still here and will be the point person from our committee on this investigati

i'll talk to ron desantis, and what is the l.a.p.d.what it seized in civil forfeiture assets. instead wondering why are we. we are hyperoc

victoria does great to see you again. >> good to be here lou and god bless ron desantis. lou: he kicked over this particular scam and sounded the alarm and it's extraordinary that the state before we get to the investigation that we learned that the republican leadership was wanting that investigation a year ago. >> they did that to me in benghazi also. they were quashing that investigation. lou: again i'm going to ask for a judgment here. trey gowdy is now ahead of oversight. why is he not doing something? he was the head of various committees including benghazi that produced absolutely nothing in the way of concrete results or resolutions. >> we are glad the ron desantis is doing this because he was a former prosecutor. i think he will do a great job. lou: let's turn to a gag order that prevents him from going before congress. are you surprised that the trump justice department has not let it go forward? >> i decided when i got the case and that was only a few weeks ago that the best person to speak would be the chairman of the judiciary committee. i think he has more a

desantis. mr. desantis votes no. mr. buck. mr. ratcliffe. mr. ratcliffe votes no. mr.johnson of louisiana. mr. johnson votes no. mr. russert. votesssert birds and -- no. lofgren. ms. jacksonlee v -- lee votes aye. mr. gutierrez. miss bass. mr. jeffries. mr. jeffries votes aye. mr. lou. aye.ou votes mr. raskin. votes aye. mr. franks votes no. the gentleman from texas votes no. >> the gentleman from colorado. >> mr. buck votes no. mr. labrador votes no. >> has every member voted who wishes to vote? clerk will report. clerk: mr. chairman, 11 members no.d aye, 18 members voted amendment inthe the nature of substitute offered by the gentleman from virginia. >> the amendment is considered as read. this amendment will accomplish several things in the bill. under my amendment, dhs will be required to verify with the state workforce agency that employers did post jobs for american workers first. this guest worker program is designed to supplement the american workforce, not replace it. this ensures americans get the first shot at these positions. my amendment will ensure that t

i'll talk to ron desantis, and what is the l.a.p.d. doing with the d the nypd doing with what it seized in civil forfeiture assets. instead wondering why are we. we are hyper focused on unprovable details, name calling and questionable head wear. john kelly gave such a moving explanation of his experience that he knows the reality of the calls the president has to hike in the families. here we are in day five still talking about twitter nicknames and hurling claims of racism. general kelly should have stopped with his explanation with his experience and how it informed the president. i didn't have to go into score settling with congresswoman frederica wilson. she was doing enough damage to herself by profiting off the loves one of her constituents it was about her becoming a rock star. gross. what a selfish horrible thing to do. when you fail to dazzle with policy, make a bigger name for yourself at the expense of a dead soldier. kelly should have never brought up the fbi building he claims wilson tried to take credit for. wilson needs

eric holder and loretta lynch was involved. >> bill: desantis will investigate. we'll talk with jason chaffetz next hour about all of that here. >> sandra: the fate of sergeant bowe bergdahl rests in the hands of a judge this hour. he is in court for his sentencing hearing where he will learn his punishment for walking off his post in afghanistan. he pleaded guilty to the charges last week. in a recent interview with a british magazine he spoke out about his taliban captors saying they treated him better than the u.s. army. jonathan cyri joins us live from our atlanta yeah bureau. what kind of sentence could sergeant bergdahl face? >> good morning. in theory he could face up to life in prison. the judge is likely to take his willingness to plea into consideration. but he also has a lot of leeway in sentencing because as part of his plea, the prosecution offered no deal when it came to a sentencing. the judge has been given no recommended cap, no recommended sentencing guidelines. it is entirely in the judge's hands, sandra. >> sandra: jonathan, what are the mitig

back from "outnumbered" ," congressman ron desantis. while we were together last hou hour, the president met with dr. henry kissinger. you have been in this position to know what some of those confrontations conversations might be right. >> they have an awful lot to talk about. at the end of the day with north korea, how can you change the facts on the ground so we don't continue going in the direction we've gone for 25 years when the kim regime pursues nuclear capabilities that can be delivered to the united states and i think just as importantly can be transferred to a rogue state like iran and sold to them. that's what they've got to figure out, there are military and economic possibilities, cyber possibilities but the status quo is not going to work. >> harris: the one thing ambassador bolton told me on this very program is he was signed up for your 26 of the bad idea regime since it hasn't worked. you talk about facts on the ground, can you give me a couple we need to immediately change? >> whatever you can do to choke off money go

joining me now republican florida congressman ron desantis. very much for joining me tonight. now, you were on a couple of weeks ago when we talked about debbie wasserman schultz and i will get to that in a bit because my audience and i are chomping at the bit to find out what the deal is with that woman. but before i get to that, a few weeks ago, i had congressman jason chaffetz on and without going through the whole transcript of what happened, he said that when he was a congressman, before he left, when he was with government oversight and reform he spoke to attorney general jeff sessions and he actually visited him and he said it was the most frustrating discussion he had ever had and he asked him about irs, and the clinton e-mail scandal, and what the attorney general was willing to do, you know, the new attorney general under president trump. and chaffetz said i didn't see the attorney general willing to let -- administer justice and he said -- he basically told me he wasn't going to pursue anything on those major cases. how can the atto

joining me is ron desantis of florida.sight and the member of the freedom caucus. nobody would begrudge the people of puerto rico of anything they need, but if officials are getting rich with aid that's supposed to go people who are starving, who are hungry, who deserve relief, that's a crime. that needs to be stopped. how do we monitor that? >> you are right. not only is wasting tax dollars, it's stealing from the hurricane victims in puerto rico. we saw this corruption after katrina in places in new orleans with corrupt mayor. unfortunately in puerto rico, you've had a lot of corruption this in the government for a long time, i think that the administration should absolutely be very forward leaning and policing that. if you could hold somebody accountable very publicly and directly, i think that may deter others from taking a similar course, and it's just a tragic situation that some of the supplies aren't going to people who have really had their whole lives turned upside down. there are people who don't get it in our s

congressman ron desantis. we have a lot of people to thank.attorney general i have been pretty hard on. that's jeff sessions. thank you, mr. attorney general. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. commerce secretary wilbur ross and chairman kevin brady our guests tomorrow. kennedy: the president weighs in on the fake dossier. are you ready for more delays at airports? a new plan to ask the passengers questions before they fly. grab your passports. time to stamp it. hillary clinton is gross and damaged and we are learning she and the dnc paid christopher steel for

congressman ron desantis. we have a lot of people to thank.y thanking an attorney general i have been pretty hard on. that's jeff sessions. thank you, mr. attorney general. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. -chief keep it right here, fox business. >> good evening everybody. we're coming to you from the swamp, washington d.c. and i can tell you, we come here rarely and only for the most important of reasons, and that is to speak today with president trump. president trump promised voters to drain the swamp but he's also finding the swamp filled with creatures who are more ill lieus ever and more dangerous than even he expected when he was campaigning for the job he now holds. washington d.c. is driven by a number of economic dynamics. corruption of all kinds is high on that list.

congressman ron desantis. we have a lot of people to thank. have been pretty hard on. that's jeff sessions. thank you, mr. attorney general. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. >> they spent almost $6 million if you think of it or something like that. i think it's a disgrace. lauren: breaking news this morning. president trump. president trump often ill-equipped to do the democrats behind the scandal in the antitrust dossier in an exclusive interview with lou dobbs. train to the house today said the path for the senate budget with paved the way for tax cuts. lauren: the dow falling 110 points on disappointing earnings. today we hear from amazon, also by an microsoft. dow futures down nine points ahead of all of

desantis filling in for mr.day. >> we do have a witness who was a confidential informant who wants to talk about his role in this and we're in contact with the justice department to release him from a non-disclosure agreement. if that doesn't work out in timely fashion we obviously would be able to subpoena him. on the oversight committee and my subcommittee will be focusing on how the interagency process worked in this. we don't think that it worked out very well. so we have jurisdiction over the various national security agencies and want to get as much information as we can so we can see what happened. >> next we'll go to mr. king. he is of particular relevance not only because he chairs the subcommittee that overseas f.b.i. and d. o.j. and treasury and he was a chairman back at the time and sent a letter questioning the sale of this company, sent that letter to the treasury secretary at the time. we're happy he is still here and will be the point person from our committee on the investigation. mr. king. >> t

congressman desantis, thank you so much. instead of sitting back and look at reports, you are seeingre tht person? >> brian: president trump is being praised for his handling of multiple crisis at one time. the press is only ramping up smears, have you noticed that? as well as celebrities. our next guest will explain the disconnect. he knows.ue he has been there. all my wool sweaters, smart tv and gaming system. luckily, the geico insurance agency recently helped baa baa with renters insurance. everything stolen was replaced. and the hooligan who lives down the lane was caught selling the stolen goods online. visit geico.com and see how easy it is to switch and save on renters insurance. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? full-bodied. i was a

congressman desantis heard him say his constituents don't want to put up with it.hy you're seeing a backlash, threat of a backlash in 2018. you can run candidates maybe won't actually just stick with the status quo. let me ask your reaction hugo, what you saw there. do you buy that, there is effectively a truce mitch mcconnell and president -- >> they have to get on with this and they know they have to do something about obamacare before the election, otherwise as senator lindsey graham said they will suffer very badly in the midterms. one of the things viewers should remember, the money being paid was not even constitutional. congress did not appropriate the money. there was authorization for it, but constitution says the money has to be appropriated. all the president did was make things constitutionally proper. and throw responsibility back to congress where it needs to be, to make this stuff happen. trish: let me ask you about this as well, guys, while you have you here because this has been a little pet peeve of mine. insurers are not only ones profiting from

desantis: i thank the gentleman. if you were trying do to do damage to the united states and wanted to design a tax code that hindered economic growth that diverted a lot of productive energy, that basically kept america from reaching its economic potential, you probably couldn't do much worse than design the code that we have. it's enormously complex, 70,000 plus pages, i as an individual confess there's no way i can do my own taxes and i think that's true for millions and millions of americans. and so there's a frustration with that. but it also costs mass i amounts of money and diverted energy. we're talking hundreds of billions of dollars that get diverted to complying with the tax code and that is not optimal for economic growth. it repels capital and incentivizes companies to relocate overseas and take jobs overseas. you see companies reincorporating in ireland or canada. that's because we have the highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world. we're almost trying to send businesses overseas. it doesn'

desantis. >> no. >> mr. desantis votes no. mr. buck. mr. buck votes no. mr. radcliffe. ms. roby. mr. gates. >> no. >> mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana. >> no. >> mr. johnson votes no. mr. biggs. mr. biggs votes no. mr. rutherford. mr. rutherford votes no. ms. handle votes no. mr. conyers. mr. conyers votes aye. mr. nadler. ms. laugh rent. >> aye. >> miss louf rent votes a. miss jackson lee. >> miss jackson lee votes a. mr. cohen votes a. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. deutsch. mr. toouch votes aye. mr. gutierrez. mr. gutierrez votes yes. ms. bass. mr. richmond. mr. jeffries. >> aye. >> mr. jeffries votes eye. mr. cicilline. mr. swal well. mr. swal well votes aye. mr. lieu votes aye. mr. raskin. mr. raskin votes aye. ms. jayapal votes aye. mr. schneider votes aye. >> are there any other members who wish to be recorded? the gentleman from pennsylvania? gentleman from iowa. >> mr. king votes no. >> gentleman from new york. >> aye. >> mr. nadler votes aye. >> the clerk will report. >> did you get my no? >> mr. marino votes no. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, 14 mem

credit to congressman ron desantis and congressman jim jordan as well.n the part of the justice department led by attorney general jeff sessions. without the grand juries and justice department engagement -- we may learn far more and i expect we'll. but we can't bring to justice the russians, the conspirators in this country and the dirty cops and dirty politicians, all of whom were engaged in conspiring against the u.s. national interests. >> according to sources i have spoken with. attorney general jeff sessions is have much involved in this right now. i don't want to make any assumptions he won't follow through. i want to sit back and wait, see what develops tomorrow as far as lifting that non-disclosure agreement. the justice department also has to work with the fbi. this criminal case we exposed started out as a counter intelligence operation. that's considered highly classified. lou: no longer do i believe that many of the people in washington who represent us, that is congress and the senate are buying the bull that it's a counter intelligence ope

it will be desantis and i, will spearheading the investigation. david: joining me to discuss, texas congressman, member of the house judiciary committee louie gohmert. good to see you, congressman. do you know anymore whether the president had to prod the justice department to lift the gag order on this guy? >> we don't know for sure, but one of the things most shocking, a guy named rosenstein, if that name sounds familiar, since he appointed mueller, hearing the rumor that he helped sign documents that got the whole thing, the original cover done by ceiling documents back sealing documents back, in the document administration so hillary could go through to make millions. david: congressman, let me cut to the chase here. i wasn't going to ask this until the end of the interview. mueller was head of fbi when they clearly had information about corruption and raketeering in this deal before it was made. >> you betcha. david: if jeff sessions had to recuse himself from the russian investigations, shouldn't mueller recuse himself aspects counsel now si

think about this, may be what ron desantis was saying. maybe that's the reason why the obama administration blocked this fbi informant from talking. he might be able to expose the criminal conduct from the clintons and others within the obama administration. whatever nondisclosure agreement this informant apparently signed with the obama department of justice, it needs to be ripped up and it can be ripped up by the trump administration. by the justice department. you, the american people, deserve to know the truth about the clintons and how they sold out your national security. finally tonight, and just a pathetic display and despite mountains of evidence, and two congressional investigations, hillary clinton is saying oh, she did nothing wrong during the uranium one deal. clinton is also attacking president trump, fox news, and yeah, even yours truly. because we are telling you the truth. watch this. >> sean hannity on his program has been very critical of the uranium one deal, the president saying with regard to russia, that is the real

we are thrilled to be joined by many distinguished guests, including senator joni ernst and ron desantiswhere is ron? thank you for everything. thank you, joni. thanks, ron. we want to express our gratitude to kay james, bill walton, and the dedicated scholars and staff at the heritage foundation. thank you very much. thank you. great job. [applause] pres. trump: everyone here tonight understands a core truth, that for america to have confidence in our future, we must of pride in her history. as americans, we have inherited a special legacy of freedom, culture, laws, traditions and values. your organization is named "the heritage foundation" because you understand that our glorious heritage is the foundation of everything we hope to achieve. you understand human progress must be built upon a firm foundation of timeless truths. these truths are immortalized in our founding documents, and the most important truth our founders understood was this -- freedom is not a gift from government. freedom is a gift from god. [applause] pres. trump: that is why we are here tonight, to rededicate ourse

thrilled to be joined by many distinguished guests, including senator joni ernst, and congressman ron desantisu ron, for everything. , joni.nk you thank you, joni. thank the dedicated scholars and staff at the heritage foundation. thank you, very much. thank you. great job. [applause] everyone hereroftpresident tru: tonight understands that for america to have confidence in our future, we must have pride in our history. as americans we have inherited a special legacy of freedom, alter, laws, and values. your organization's name to the heritage foundation because you understand that our glorious heritage is the foundation of everything we hope to achieve. progressstand human must be built upon a firm foundation of timeless truths. inse truths are immortalized our founding documents, and the most important truth our founders understood was this. freedom is not a gift from government. freedom is a gift from god. [applause] president trump: and that is why we are to her. to rededicate ourselves to the defense of our god-given rights. [applause] we are here to: ensure that we defend this legacy fro

joining me now florida congressman ron desantis. can we stay with that one point?s interesting to a lot of people listening now. a $4,000 pay raise? even the president's close economic advisors say that's spread out over a period of time, about eight years to be exact. it amounts to $500 a year. does this plan go far enough? >> well, the framework is there, sandra. we don't have all the details. that will be flushed out. if you look at the rate reductions, that will provide immediate relief for american families, what they need. the simplicity of the tax code going from 75,000 pages down to a simple system will also give families more time and resources to spend on other things other than tax prep and then by incentivizing companies to locate and stay here, bring profits from overseas back here i think there will be more employment opportunities for the american people. some of it is hard to quantify. >> sandra: if it is that simple and the average american worker gets a pay raise and we see the economy go off and the stock market keeps rising, why are we even aski

. >> bill: that's ron desantis republican from florida.e is live with us in 30 minutes. >> sandra: as the pentagon looks for answers on the ambush in niger, what are the goals in the u.s. mission there? >> we've sent them there to operate where there are extremist elements if we weren't conducting operations they would have the capability to plan and conduct operations against the homeland, american people and our allies. are they taking risks? they are. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepa

congressman ron desantis, what say you? >> you are ready to drain that swamp.his dossier paid for by the democratic party, debbie wasserman-schultz, the dnc, the clintons. if that was used as the basis of this surveillance by jim comey and the fbi, that means all this puff about russia collusion that happened over these many months all goes back to that unstrayerified essentially piece of garbage. so all of this tough is called into question. you would not have had all these committees investigating and you wouldn't have had a special counsel appointed. judge jeanine: last week you came out and said we are investigating the uranium deal. you didn't even wait for the chair of the committee. you have said we are going for it. why are they dragging their feet? why are they not demands that mueller pull back? what are they afraid of? >> i hope that last week is an inflection point for republicans in congress. when this existence of this informant who was working for the fbi about the our rainup one deal was exposed, we had to investigate. then you also had an inves

the obama era uranium deal it could turn into criminal investigation targeting the clintons, ron desantisay confidential informant could be key as house oversight committee is investigating. >> let's look at the facts here. who was the fbi director when all of this stuff is going on, robert mueller. who was the u.s. attorney in charge of copying the plea deal which many believe was a sweetheart deal with the main perpetrator rod rosenstein, obviously eric holder was involved, loretta lynch. investors with backed uranium deal gave millions by then secretary of state hillary clinton and the obama administration. president donald trump in the meantime moving full steam ahead on tax reform. today daughter ivanka is on the road taking the pitch to the american people. griff jenkins with the latest on this, good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather. president trump sent clear message in conference call, they'll be hell to pay in 2018 midterms. he called on house republicans to adopt framework past last week to quickly pave the way for quick tax cuts. >> it's going toned up, i think, doing v

ron desantis said this was not an fbi agent. katie: it's an informant, but it's within the fbi's purview not to have their investigation spread all over the place. he or she -- we have the russians breathing down your backs, and the children tons, you don't want them to know who you are. if he's willing to try to come forward and still after the election is saying there is more to this story the american people need to know, not directly from me, but through congress, he must have some interesting stuff if he's willing to put this much on the line because they are going to suffer the consequences if their name were to ever get out. kennedy: there are staggering ramifications if there are so many levels of government possibly involved. evened the "washington post," and the reporting from "the hill." it goes beyond the children tons. there is a structure of power within the fbi. katie: there are serious questions about this deal now. the thing that people aren't talking about, is it a counter intelligence investigation? that means

congressman desantis has a bill that would limit the amount of time. second, there should be a special counsel. we sent a letter from the judiciary committee three months ago. i think third congress -- this is going to happen. it was announced last week. congress should look into these issues. we should have investigations into these issues. dossier, all these things, we should look into these issues. that's what needs to happen for the american people to get the truth. lou: i would much rather be the justice department going aggressively in the investigation on all the things we discussed, looking into the role of the fbi, and at the same time convene grand juries so there can be indictments and they can move ahead with criminal cases which is obviously not an option for congress. so from time to time i would like to have that power. let me turn to tax reform. >> the bill is supposed to come out tomorrow. the framework was the right kind of framework. it accomplishes the three main goals we had as the freedom caucus. that should be the test. we'll get

ron desantis was briefed on the investigation in las vegas. i know you've been on the plane.y late last night. you spent a lot of time on the ground in the city yesterday. what did you learn? >> well, just being on the ground just a couple observations when you see those broken windows sitting on the street there in front of mandalay bay was a chilling feeling to see that. the other thing i noticed just being there is vegas is back. there was a lot of people walking around and doing what vegas does. so i actually was encouraged by that. in terms of the investigation, we've been doing a lot in the congress on my subcommittee about how people become radicalized and then commit acts of terrorism. in this case it's different than any of the other cases we've dealt with because here we are five days later almost and we still don't have really a good sense at all as to why this individual did what he did. >> sandra: some people are dumbfounded like that. how can we be five days later and not have a motive for this shooter? >> part of it he didn't leave an obvious trail. he was recl

joining us congressman ron desantis.gressman, could you establish for us the significance of this gag order being lifted? >> well, i think it's huge, stuart, this individual was recruit today help lobby for russian interests in 2009. he realized very shortly that this was not enough and he immediately went to the fbi and they made him a confidential informant back in 2009 and that was a year and a half before the uranium one deal was actually approved by the obama administration. stuart: he's in a position to speak directly of who did what, which clinton did what with which russian and which uranium company? he knows firsthand what went on, right? >> i think he knows firsthand what the underbrush that was leading to facilitating this deal. he's going to say that the russians were concern with favorite with the clintons. we have to bring him in and go through with all of that. i think it's going to be significant when he comes in and able to tell a story free of many constraints. stuart: we won't reveal identity because t

desantis also revealed some stunning information about the fbi informant. let's also look at this. >> i've been able to speak with the confidential informant that helped the fbi uncovered this bribery scheme. i've spoken with his attorney. this informant wants to tell this story but he's under a nondisclosure agreement that was signed with the eric holder justice department. he came forward in 2016 and was threatened with reprisal from the loretta lynch justice department. bill clinton, the half a million dollars, millions of dollars to the foundation. sources connected with uranium one. and that you have the approval of the deal of the sify's board which hillary clinton was a member of. this informant i believe would be able to link those two together because he was right at the heart of a lot of what was going on at the time. >> sean: to see what is happening? john solomon, sara carter have done amazing investigative work. we've been covering it on this show. now congress is getting at. think about this, may be what rhonda santos was saying. maybe that's

representative ron desantis says confidential informant in the case could be the key to linking themo a bribery scheme here as the house oversight committee continues to investigate. >> let's look at the facts here. who was the fbi director when all of this stuff was going on in robert mueller who is now the special counsel, who was the u.s. attorney in charge of copying the plea deal which many believe was the sweetheart deal with the main perpetrator here, rod rosenstein who is the deputy attorney general, obviously eric holder was involvedded, loretta lynch was involved. rob: a website online investors with a russian-backed company known as uranium one gave millions of dollars to the clinton foundation and this all happened before the uranium agreement was signed off by then secretary of state hillary clinton and the obama administration. we will follow that one. jillian: president trump giving republicans ultimate -- ultu ultutimatum. >> ivanka will go to pennsylvania but the news here that on a conference call with house republicans, president trump sent clear message, act now t

we are thrilled to be joined by many distinguish the guests including senator joni ernst and ron desantisu, joni. i want to express our gratitude to the dedicated scholars at the heritage foundation. thank you very much. great job. everyone here tonight understands. to have confidence in our future we must have pride in our history. your organization is named the heritage foundation because you fun our glorious heritage is the foundation of everything we hope to achieve. you understand that human progress must be built upon a firm foundation of timeless truths. these truths are immortalized in our founding documents, and the most of important truth our founders understood is this. freedom is not a gift from government. freedom is a gift from god. and that is why we are here tonight, to rededicate ourselves to the defense of our god-given rights. we are here to insure we defend this legacy from any threat foreign and domestic that would seek to weaken our values, diminish four freedoms or dissolve the bonds that hold us so strongly and firmly together. as our nation has respond in recent w