god bless you, god bless the president, and god bless these united states. ♪ hello.ive in miami, florida. the state of florida -- it divides freedom from fear, it divides the past from the future. i know all about the past. i will never forget my own. fled communism more than once. first my dad from spain, then from cuba. my families don't run away. god, i live the american dream. the greatest blessing i ever had , my dad, only had a sixth grade education. he told me don't lose this place. todaypeaking to you because my family -- [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] hear the promises, i hear the echoes of a former life i never wanted to hear again. shadows. my parents only wanted one person to decide my fate. me. not some government official. not some bureaucrat. in america, i would decide my own future. i am so grateful to america, the place where i was able to build my american dream. through hard work and determination. president trump knows that the american story was written by people just like you and i who risksur country and take to build a

god bless you, god bless president trump, and god bless america.he contenders, about the men -- 2020 continues. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> our as she joins the roundtable with black business owners. watch live coverage of that at 4:50 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, former white house chief of staff to the past four on how they dealt with crises during their respective administrations. >> while always important to a president or any leader, it becomes extraordinarily important when you're dealing with crises. to stick to the process the chief has created in the president has empowered to make sure the president has been giving all of the information they need to make the right decision. c-span.ht, on >> congress is about to return from summer researchers -- recess with the senate back. that is live tuesday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. the following week, work expected condemning anti-asian bias during the covid pandemic, decriminalizing marijuana at the federal level, and reauthorizing u.s. intelli

god bless you, god bless president trump, and god bless america.u read >> he read the thing that were said about thomas jefferson, that he was an infidel at and a part of the french government, sounds a little reminiscent doesn't it? said about abraham lincoln, the things said about fdr that he wanted to be a dictator, it does come with the territory, but i think in terms, in the model -- modern clinical area i have never seen anything like it. >> sunday at noon eastern on new -- in-depth, our conversation with ralph reed whose books include awakening, active faith, and his most recent, forgotten country. join in the conversation with your calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. watch sunday at noon eastern on c-span two. >> labor day weekend on c-span, on sunday 10:00 eastern, a look back on the legacy of john paul stevens with perspectives from his former law clerk. >> he knew his job was to do what he felt was right under the law. be honesthat but to about his understanding about what the law commanded was. eastern,day, 8 p.m. manicotti, mi

god restores by soul. god guides me in the straight paths for god's name sake. ye, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear no evil, for you are with me. your rod and your staff, they comfort me. you prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. you have anounted my head with oil, my cup runs over. surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and i shall dwell in the house forever. today we stand in mourning of an american hero, justice ruth bader ginsburg. in a moment, i will speak to what she meant to all of us. but first, i would like to turn to her beloved family. the justice was a mother, a grandmother, and as we all know had one of the most extraordinary life partners in her beloved marty. to each of you, to the justice's colleagues, to her law clerks, and to her court family, the country mourns with you and sends you our deepest love and comfort. to be born into a world that does not see you, that does not believe in your potential, that does not give you a path for opportunity or a clear path f

may god. accept him in his mercy the news was shocking that has shake in our hearts and minds and as we have lost our late. so angry. in our hearts as his words. and his acts remain this demonio of his prudence and wisdom. i want beloved. me was a prudent leader. wise captain who has led the share. cementing the stature of our country and shake him by the storming. whirlpools of politics by his prudent views and wise strategic decisions managed kuwait to brave through the storms of politics as a result he led this country small into a graphical area big by its people to be among the leading forefront state he did not share at the time of light he did not his it ate at the time of this is are making up he dealt with he huge problems with prudence and wisdoms. he punched he rolled with the punches. and he felt the people's wealth as if it was his own pulse. as a result he kept abreast with all the all creations good or bad may god said to him in his mercy and reward him with paradise. it is with

he was a phenomenal minister of god and in service of god. of course we both served under jacqueline townsend. we love her dearly. but, this is a very great book. it's a great read for men to see how god is used and, this gentleman is a very uncommon man but he writes for the common. now, why brothers? why men? why that emphasis? >> well, that's one of those struggles. the issues of our growth. i have heard folks say, well we need time when we can be alone and to talk. i hope that we can evolve into having men and women. at this point, this is where it is. we, and we have our retreats, every year we have brought in doctor jacqueline presenting in front of us. and then, you know we have the reverend doctor pope. he has presented. they did a section together. i don't see it as sexist. i see it that men need certain things to address, women have certain groups. >> i think that you're probably right. but i think that we need to have time when we come together. we will see what happens. we will follow the holy spirit. >> as a mentioned earlier, in

god bless you, god bless president trump, and god bless america.contenders, about the men who ran for the presidency and lost, changed political history. tonight south dakota senator george mcgovern. "the contenders" tonight on c-span. americans affected by covid-19, the economy, and racial discrimination address the 2020 democratic national convention. this 40 minute portion includes remarks by small business owners, domestic violence survivors, climate activists, and gun violence prevention advocates. >> as many of you know, small businesses employ half of all u.s. workers. tonight, we have scott. scott, you are a small business owner from swarthmore, pennsylvania. small businesses have been hit so hard in this crisis. so many small businesses. how are you doing? how are you managing? >> well, you know, it's been rough.

it is giving glory in to god and having communion with god and in music that will be heard in liturgical settings, to serve as a portal of grace for people at mass. >> adore -- the technical term is a sacramental. it is not a sacrament. the candles, the vestments, everything of beauty in mass is sacramental. it is a portal through which god offers us grace, if only we will cooperate with it and that is what music should serve as in a liturgical setting, a portal of grace. i go that sounds good. were going to take a brief break and we will come back and listen to some of your music. we will be right back. >>> hello, welcome back. it is enjoyable to talk about music. it goes from the deepest most elemental parts of our being too intricate complexities of mathematical relations. >> so, we want to listen to some of your music and have you discuss it with us. let me say this, we have to disappoint you. these are five to seven minutes. we can't do the whole thing. we're going to do part of each and frank will tell us what is happening musically and theologically. so let's go to clip 1. >> [ mu

and it confirms that god is everything and that there is only one day it can exist. new. no one knows the interpretation blackguardly but the problem isn't ambiguity on the contrary i think these ambiguous readings are an asset they allow the text to open up the public school model problem comes when someone thinks ok this is the meaning . this is the truth and i'm going to impose it on others the only thing is of the lump or sick. do you read the koran you can't just settle for what other people say you can listen to them ask questions read books in fact you should and sometimes you must but above all you have to take responsibility for your own interpretation . christianity and islam all 3 religions refer to a common patriarch abraham. i believe that there are women who are trying to reconcile their faith with. their own human dignity however they can but personally i believe feminism is either secular or it's not especially if we're talking about the monarch taste religion's they're very patriarchal all 3 of them i mean women is just. that islamic feminist have found a

it can exist and god. knew. that no one knows the interpretation blackguardly the problem isn't ambiguity on the contrary i think these ambiguous readings aren't assets they allow the text to open up the problem more the problem comes when someone thinks ok this is the meaning not love this is the truth and i'm going to impose it on others into the lump or is it that. you can't just settle for what other people say you can listen to that ask questions if you read books in fact you should and sometimes you must but above all you have to take responsibility for your own interpretation. christianity and islam all 3 religions refer to a common patriarch favor. i believe that there are women who are trying to reconcile their faith with. their own human dignity however they can but 1st suddenly i believe feminism is either secular or it's not especially if we're talking about the model taste religions they're very patriarchal all 3 of them i mean women is just so great that islamic feminists have found arguments for t

globally as well and they subscribe to a theological view that once you're a member your chosen by god for membership it doesn't matter what you do doesn't matter if you want to be a member not your chosen so i became a member and so i'm chosen i'm a brother of the family i'm up bad brother from their perspective because here i am with you reporting out in the world raising questions about their theological views but i guess. what do they want from president trump and i and i just you know i'm sure you've been asked this a 1000000 times how have they been able to square their own religious views and their aspirations with someone who has a kind of complicated past and a complicated set of behaviors one might argue a president from. i think i understand the the way he meant don't come brace of drum you really have to understand the movement is not monolithic and then back from much of its sort of history over the last 100 years it's sort of had to have 2 wings it's had the populist front and that's what you see that's the folks who are talking about the moralist the bible thumpers the p

didn't really matter the virtues of that person god was using that kind of figure they would compare it to king david in the bible you know most people know it's you know the story dating go high the young boy who kills a giant. the adult david becomes a much more complicated figure not always a good man by any stretch it doesn't matter to them they use this is a this is a model for political leaders you're chosen by god to do god's work and here's where it gets really scary they have won compared christ not to a lamb. but to you and i'm quoting here because it sounds so out of hand land you say you want to understand that the strength of jesus to say look at hitler stalin lenin. and you look at this horrific list of figures it's not fascist exactly it's not communist exactly the common denominator for them is strength and i think in the last 30 years or so we were way way way way so you're saying they admire i mean i hate to interrupt but you say they're saying mouse and lenin and hitler with admiration. admiration yes i don't know if i could respect their clear that these are evil

god bless all of the families. 9/11, we will never forget. god bless you all and god bless america. thank you very much. [applause] >> mr. president, thank you very much for those inspirational words. this dayclude here together, we do indeed remember and honor the 40 passengers and crew members of flight 93 in this special and unique ceremony. separate ways, maybe carry the memory -- may we carry the memory of how they came together on that day to make our nation and world a better place for all. time, i would like to ask all attendees to remain in their seats as we prepare for the ceremonial wreathlaying. i would ask the flight 93 ambassadors and dignitaries remain seated immediately following the wreathlaying ceremony to allow time and space for the families of flight 93 to walk to the wall of names and through the ceremonial gate to the sacred ground. all forin, thank you joining us today to honor the memory of the passengers and 93. of flight thank you. [applause] ♪ victims but did not give any public remarks.

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use it gets god he she gets guns he's against energy our kind of energy. he's against god he's against guns and he's against our kind of energy now you've talked a lot about the code the secret handshake the signaling that goes on this committee is that what president trump is doing as he depicts joe biden. what's fascinating about trump's rhetoric now and i've been to reporting last fall i spent some time travel around the country going to trump rallies talking every day trying supporters trying to i'm always looking at what is the religious element here and that q not a conspiracy theory yet it was french has now moved into the mainstream and it's become a kind of a theological justification so trump is in as much as he sort of signaling to the christian right basie simultaneously talking to the q and on believers who are looking at things in more and more stark good and evil final spiritual war battle terms you know they call it the store and and trump is appealing to that end point maybe more than appealing to it you know what was really fascinating sh

language ] >> god that has given, god has taken. praise be the name. psalms 23. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> a psalms of david. the lord is my shepherd. i shall not want. god makes me lie down in green pastures. god restores my soul. god guides me in the straight paths. though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear no evil, for you are with me. you prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. you have anointed my head with oil, my cup runs over. surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all of the days of my life and i shall dwell in the house of the lord forever. ruth bader ginsburg. in a moment i will speak to what she meant to all of us. but first, i would like to turn to her beloved family. the justice was a mother, a grandmother, and had one of the most extraordinary life partners. to each of you, to the justice's colleagues, to her law clerks and to her court family, the country mourns with you and sends you our deepest love and comfort. to be born into a wor

god bless you for what you're doing. y'all stay safe and may god protect our troops.nk you so much, mr. mayor. thank you. and thank you, ma'am. appreciate it. [applause] ♪ ♪ ongoing global pandemic in many schools shifting to online learning, the studentcam competition gives students a platform to engage in a national conversation. we are asking middleton high school students to create a documentary for 2020. >> the constitution was invested in giving american students and completing time as shown in the amendment. the issues with the quality. it needs reform. >> when youth are given the opportunity and the skills to be engaged citizens, they vote. because democracy must be learned. >> from inequity and decade-long torts document and a tumultuous pathway to citizenship for children who were born here but for parents who illegally migrated here, it has failed many people. >> we are awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes, including a grand prize of $5,000. the deadline to submit videos is january 20, 2021. for competition rules, tips and more information on how to get s

and render to god, what is gods. the question is, what do boc's are? now the apostle paul goes on in the book of romans to answer that question. he says honor our participation. we w are to pay taxes. he walks through what our responsibilities to government sue. as a citizen of rome, which rewas unusual for a follower of christ. remember, most of the original christians were jews who were actually being occupied and subjugated in a brutal way by the roman government. they were very few christians in the first century who were right after the crucifixion of christ and resurrection who were roman. and he, as i discussed earlier, was a citizen and he exercised the most cherished rights in a roman citizen has, which was the right to a peel their case to caesar. this was at a time when his opponent wanted to put him on trial in jerusalem, and a trumped up kangaroo court where he was going to be convicted and executed. now if paul's only focus was on heavenly things, why didn't he just go to his death? why didn't he just allow them to deny him justice and ki

and knowing god can guide us. to a simple task to inform us of the unconventionality of life witnessed through the lens of the human eye. is what inspires us. to witness documentaries on al-jazeera. overthrown and exiled their point they're gonna say if you all thought this race meeting you i mean to much film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know is that the true is true she's by and a number of us who think she is the literature of this return of a president on al-jazeera. at least 33 reported dead including a child as intense fighting between azerbaijan and armenia stretches into a 2nd day. time sami say this is just syria live from dell also coming up new revelations about the u.s. president suggests he didn't pay federal income taxes for years donald trump has dismissed the reports coronavirus cases mount in india india.

but by the grace of god, i did stay married. my wife is a saint. we've been married 34 years it's a miracle. it was difficult the whole story was difficult having said that. i will offer this. it is because of my stubbornness and willfulness and the difficulties and consequences and the fact that i had to learn how to change my behavior. and follow a few simple steps or guidelines. i believe sincerely today that it probably was the best thing that ever happened to me. because it forced me to change and to seek a new path and return to faith. i might not have said it at the time. but more and more, i've come to realize it down through the years. and so it's an honor for me to be with fellow suffering alcoholics and employers and i will just say to you, you know, you will, you can get sober. you can. for those who are still sick and suffering, you can. it's not easy, but you can get sober and you can stay sober and you can lead a productive life and most importantly, hopefully like myself, we can learn to help other people get sober and stay sober so

and god bless all of you. i am blessed. i am lucky, but i am blessed. i discovered god. i discovered a higher power. i discovered twelve-step programs. out mym able to help fellow alcoholics, my fellow countrymen, to give service. it really is the pinnacle of my life. i'm an old guy. it came late, but it has been great. honestly, it has been great. president canthe be yelling at me or something goes wrong, doesn't matter. my worst day now is better than any day i had before i got sober. i mean that sincerely. so you can do it. the employers that are here and others, give us a chance, please. give us a chance. that's all we ask. we will try to own up to our responsibilities and stay on the right road and help you. i think recovering alcoholics make great employees myself. that is what makes it such a great thing that the first lady and my pals have come to help in whatever capacity we are here, official, personal, whatever. it is rare to do what you are doing. we love you for it. we appreciate it. if you permit me, i will end with this thought. god, grant me the serenity

he had a deep faith in the goodness of god and the essential goodness of man as a creature of god.is, i think, a special tribute to dwight eisenhower that despite all of his honors, despite all of his great deeds and his triumphs, we find ourselves today thinking first not of his deeds, but of his character. ♪ ♪ dwight eisenhower was that rarest of men. an authentic hero. wars bring the names of many men into the headlines, and of those, some few become national or even international heroes. but as the years then pass, their fame goes down, but not so with dwight eisenhower. as the years passed, his stature grew. commander of the mightiest expeditionary force ever assembled, receiver of the surrender of the german armies in world war ii, president of columbia university, supreme commander of nato, 34th president of the united states, the honors, the offices were there in abundance. every trust the american people had in their power to bestow, he was given. [sounds of marching] ♪ [playing of "hail to the chief"] ♪ ♪ >> each of us here will have a special memory of dwight eisenhower.

and render to god what is god's. the question is, what do we owe caesar? now the apostle paul goes on in the book ofo romans to answer that question. he says, honor our participatio participation. we are to pay taxes. he walks through what our responsibilities to government are. which is unusable for follower of christ they were actually jews being occupied and subjugated in a brutal way there very few christians after the crucifixion of christ and resurrection were romans. and he, as i discussed earlier was a citizen. and he exercise the most cherished rights that a roman citizen had, which was the right to appeal their case to caesar. this was at ae time when his opponents wanted to put him on trial in jerusalem, in a trumped up kangaroo court where he was going to be convicted and s tran executed. now if paul's only focus was on heavenly things, why didn't he just go to his death? why didn't he just allow them to deny him justice and kill him?er because after all, he was ultimately executed.ha he was more than willing to suffer and die for the gospel. t

god bless you for what you're doing. y'all state safe and may god protect our troops. thank you so much, mr. mayor. thank you. and thank you, ma'am. appreciate it. ♪ ♪ >>> our campaign 2020 coverage continues with candidates campaigning and debating. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> coming up this afternoon, president trump holds a will came pain rally in dayton, ohio, live at 5:00 eastern. we'll have that owe here on c-span3. you can watch online at c-span.org or listen for free with the c-span radio app. >> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight it's a look at history through film. filmmaker john wilkman from thomas edison films to 20th century reality tv. watch tonight at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. >> next, a look at recommendations from members of the u.s. cyber space solarium. this house homeland security was held by video conference last week. due to technical problems at the beginning, we're only able

god bless this country and god bless our president. thank you. [cheering and applause] >> please welcome from the oklahoma house of representatives. [applause] ♪ >> good afternoon, pleasure to be here with so many georgians and people who are free minded and know that liberty still reigns in this country today. [cheering and applause] today reminded me of being in my home church in my african american church. we got people here who are god-fearing and we got doctor alvina king who is liable to break out in song and we know she will but the reason it reminds me is because of all the time in my african back in church i grew up in we always had politicians start screaming and does everyone know what i'm talking about connect the common promising you the world and promising that you could just keep doing what you've always done and things would get better. donald j trump is different. he is making a difference in the lives of african-americans each and every day and he is doing it with policies that encourage growth, wealth and investment because tha

has created - - god has created a more fake union? so with that test they do not make the cut had the confederacy one the constitution would have been broken up if you believe what they said and what they were fighting for it would be the situation and protection of human enslavement. let's leave redemption to god but not use the public land to try to commemorate something that would have brought the america that so many of us believe in and want to make more prevalent that and did that experiment. these are complicated questions my own view is what we have to ask is what was in the hearts and minds of the people who put the monuments up? a moment about a more union to create the 13 and 14 and 15 amendment? or was it about celebrating in order of life found the pregnant not a - - be pregnant in real time and there has to be conversations about those non- confederate figures in order to reach a rational judgment and that is where once again the american connection with reason and no passion at her best we can of reason and a fighting c

to kill existence god. knew. that no one knows the interpretation but god let me go so problem isn't ambiguity on the contrary of course that i think these ambiguous readings are an asset and they allow the text to open up the public school more the problem comes when someone thinks ok this is the meaning. left this is the truth and i'm going to impose it on others there. was a cult or you read the koran you can't just settle for what other people say you can listen to the ask questions if you read books in fact you should and sometimes you must but above all you have to take responsibility for your own interpretation . christianity and this is all 3 religions refer to a common patriarch favor. i believe that there are women who are trying to reconcile their faith with. their own human dignity however they can but personally i believe feminism is either secular or it's not especially if we're talking about the model taste religions they're very patriarchal all 3 of them i mean women is just so great that islamic

the thought of all the gods of only don't see that. valise holy holy to 2060 at a rally pretend after all be pretty to be missing i know to see that creature of the 5 of them was. the. the. the. the new. model droid won't fall into the i doubt no guy laterals or roof or who arrived as a ned and then on them and their god that's a little working for him. who . doesn't go through those not yet a check on the cranium or radish yet that way and that we should get in a groove or it is. done as leverage of god in the door jim why am i just out there and done then. robin brick is going to. talk with will. call i have not been any good to let you digest that if you're glad i don't i just think that on the same dish with guys in the. lab i know just. wish them well i thought it's a good camera that. a summary of the at the us by the chit chat to one ness of all those school official the limo yep shit i was sawed off the other hated dealer ritually an offical one off. and i will go up there. you listen to how the list of call you do you know you

god's kingdom will only come when christ returns. but until then we should understand our citizenship of the biblical understanding, it's effective in two ways.ff number one, it can protect the innocent and establish justice and redress injustice and evil. certainly the civil rights movement did that in the 19 sixties, the anti- slavery movement did that with the antebellum period and through the civil war, the temperancee movement and the suffragist movement in the late 19th century. they were not just on their knees praying for jesus to come back but doing everything they could to combat evil in their time. the second thing it does is allow the gospel to spread and rise to the highest and most influential levels of our society because of our civic engagement. another words, other people become aware of our faith and principles and are exposed to tothem in an altogether positive way because we are engaged in the civic process. for example when you read the new testament because the apostle paul was a citizen of room - - a of rome ap

god bless you all. god bless america. and god bless the united nations . [applause] >> on behalf of the germ assembly, i wish to thank the pr

god bless you and god bless america. dog bless the world. -- god bless the world. thank you.] ♪ >> ♪ young man there's no need to feel down unhappyno need to be i said young man when you're short on your dough fun to stay at the >> abc white house correspondent jonathan carl and julie page discuss the political career of president trump as he seeks reelection to a second term in the white house. utilizing video from c-span's video library dating back to decades, they talk about donald trump's transition from real estate developer to reality television star, his presidency and their experiences covering the campaign. watch sunday night at 9:30 eastern on c-span, online or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> sunday, october 4 at noon our liven "in-depth," conversation with a harvard university professor, whose most recent book is "if/then." other titles include "the secret history of wonder woman" and "the book of ages." join in the conversation. sunday,n-depth," october 4 at noon eastern on "book tv" on c-span2. presidential kamala harris told the naacp leadership summit t

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may god give strength to his people. may god bless his people with peace. mr., distinguished guests, this week is rosh hashanah, the jewish new year, and what a blessing we bring to this new year. a blessing of friendship, a blessing of hope, a blessing of peace. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, his highness, the minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation of the united arab emirates. [applause] >> mr. president, mr. prime minister, and my friend, distinguished guests, let me start by conveying the best regards of the uae people and the leadership. and especially to you, mr. president, everyone gathered -- and everyone gathered here today. i'll continue my speech in arabic, and i'm sure there will be translations to that. -- translation to that. arabic]g translator: i stand here today to extend the hand of peace and receive the hand of peace. in our faith, we say, oh god, you are peace, from you comes peace. the search for peace is an innate principle, yet principles are effectively realized when they are transformed into action. tod

now, it's interesting that it doesn't say the laws of nature and of god. it says nature's god. so for most american revolutionaries who were the grandchildren, the philosophic grandchildren of the enlightenment, they viewed nature's god not as the same god of the old testament. not a kind of omnipresent god who can change the laws of nature at will. but rather a god who was like a watch maker or a clock maker who set the universe in motion and then stepped back. and that's what i think is being referred to there with regard to nature's god. and then in the declaration -- in that first sentence it talks about the causes which impel them to the separation. so this is a kind of view of causation. so in other words, to understand how and why there is this declaration of independence and separation, you have to understand the causes. there is a cause which leads to an effect. the effect is the declaration of independence and the literal separation of the colonies from the mother country. but it has causes, right? and in order to understand the action of independence and separation,

the things that are god in render to caesar the god that are caesar and i argue, not just in the bookthroughout my career as they worked within the christian community to encourage people to be effective citizens that we carry two passports, one passport is for the kingdom of heaven which is both here today and yet to come fully and with that citizenship comes certain responsibilities and obligations and duties including caring for the poor, worshiping with other believers, tithing and giving to ministry in reading the bible and praying regularly and we also have an earthly citizenship and i think in the american context, that passport and that citizenship requires that we be educated informed, vote in large numbers and contact our elected officials on the issues and values that we care about, that was really was what the working title was meant to convey. >> do you see trump as a defender of the state. >> i see jesus christ as the lord and savior and the defender today, i see donald trump about the president of the united states, he's a friend and somebody i had the privilege and hon

god bless you for what you are doing, stay safe and may god protect our troops. thank you so much.reciate it. [applause] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] our campaign 2020 coverage continues with candidates campaigning and debating. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. next, president trump visits western ohio to speak with supporters about his reelection campaign. he talks about the supreme court , and his response to the coronavirus pandemic. this is just over one hour.

to god we shall all written. a correspondent jamal takes a look back at his life and legacy in recent years. had become recognized and relied on as a regional mediator in 2017 when g.c.c. member states saudi arabia and the united arab emirates along with egypt accused qatar of supporting what they described as terrorism and imposed a land air and sea blockade it was him who intervened the kuwaiti amir attempted to broker a settlement urged for more dialogue between the gulf rivals and pushed for reforms to prevent future disputes. no question i'd rather he didn't we have discussed the situation in the country for most unfortunate dispute between our brothers in the gulf region and our efforts to contain it. was born in kuwait city in 1929 the son of ahmed the job who was a mirror from 1904 to 1950 for 4 decades he held the post of foreign minister. in that time the oil rich country experienced huge economic growth but was also vulnerable to regional struggles although kuwait had supported the iraqi government dur

thank you, god bless you all, god bless america, and god bless the united nations. [applause] >> on behalf of the general

you're all crazy, thing -- thank god. grew up in a neighborhood, you either became a firefighter or a priest. i was not qualified for either. all kidding aside, think of what happened. who are all those people? you have over 6000 young "dreamers," the hispanic community, who are on the front lines dealing with covid. you have all those folks working in a supermarket stocking the shelves, making five dollars, six dollars, seven dollars an hour. they are mostly minorities, african-americans, latinos. people are beginning to figure out who we are as a country. this is not who we are. this is not who we are. the first point i want to make you is i am not pessimistic. i'm optimistic about the opportunity if we seize it. i will respond to what each of you had to say. tim, you talked about a lot more about putting money behind the solutions. the country is ready to put the money we had solutions now. here's what i'm proposing. 30% poverty rate among african-americans. you have living wages that don't exist. we are going to natio

but god bless you and all you do, and may god protect our troops. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] on tuesday, live the u.s. house meets at 9:00 eastern for general speeches. at 10:00 a.m. to consider legislation to provide federal grants to improve diversity in publicly funded early childhood education programs. 8:15, florida senator marco rubio is interviewed. at 9:15, secretary of state mike pompeo is at the atlantic council to discuss his recent trip to europe and challenges posed by china. the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. to consider a judicial nomination to the u.s. district court in california. a.m.-span3 at 9:30 eastern, house republican leaders talk about what their legislative priorities would be if they won back control of the house in november. at 10:00 a.m., the senate education committee looks at whether college athletes should be paid. and at 2:30 p.m., a senate judiciary subc