broke out in unison, singing "god bless america." we were showing our unity. where is that unity now? it's being expressed in pockets around this country, and it's being expressed to those grieving in orlando. we must do more. and, mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: mr. president, i want to follow some remarks listening here to my friend, senator nelson from florida. let me first say a couple of things about the bill that's on the floor. this is a challenging bill to bring to the floor. senator shelby, as the chairman of the committee, has done a great job to bring a bill to the floor. that's not the bill he would have written if he was writing the bill by himself.

god bless america. and don't forget the auto industry. republicans told us to live the auto industry go bankrupt. republicans called it un-american. as ted strickland said, some republicans called it a lousy deal. a current republican presidential candidate, the one that is 0-22 in states, happens to be from ohio, he said this is throwing good money after bad. we rescued the auto industry this past year. 17 million new cars sold in the united states. i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio.

america. thank, god bless you. and god bless america. >> reporter: whether or not bernie sanders is ready to do the same. i'm david wright for "nightline" in brooklyn. >> and hillary clinton also marked the milestone on social media changing her new twitter profile image to this. history made. >> humblebrag. >> a little bit. >> no, but it is history. >> she's earned. >> she's definitely earned. >> the sanders campaign manager is saying they should not be counting the superdelegate votes till they vote at the convention. >> we'll see how that plays out over next couple of days when the president speaks with bernie sanders. >>> the dream wedding that was derailed by tragedy. >> how one community in mississippi eventually say i do. that's next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ >>> as any bride and groom for that matter can tell you, there are thousands of details that go into planning of aed could potentially go wrong. >> but the wedding for one couple in biloxi, mississippi was derailed by tragedy

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. ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home >> led by john lewis of georgia. in just the last hour, republican leaders adjourned. minutes later, lewis and house democratic whip steny hoyer spoke about the future of gun legislation. >> there is an epidemic of gun violence in america and that we need to pass legislation to make america and americans safer. in the dead of night with business unfinished. >> and in just the last hour, republican leaders adjourned. let's get the latest on what's going on and bring in political reporter eric bradner live on capitol hill. good morning to you. this has been a situation that has changed in the past hour or so. >> reporter: absolutely has. republican leaders adjourned the house until july 5th which means democrats can stay and continue their sit-in, but they won't have an opposition party to debate. they won't have republicans trying to run floor votes here in the house. conduct other business. who they would be interrupts. democrats are leaving the building now. some are still actually on the house floor continuing to t

god bless. god bless america to help us. thank you very, very much. >> one performer taking part in the night's concert is this teen rapper. >> i personally feel that being african-american, i have african roots, and, you know, i can't allow somebody else to just die off of a sickness that can be such easily avoided. that's where my heritage comes from. >> nico gave us an impromptu preview of his rap song. >> ♪ as a people, we are here to survive ♪ ♪ the pain that we feel lets us know we're alive ♪ ♪ you can't stop now ♪ turn the will into drive ♪ have the will of the lord with your hands to the sky ♪ >> the concert was held in the giant room where the u.n. general assembly usually meets. >> ♪ ebola, the silent killer, raging so high in west africa ♪ >> this group is called "one voice." although comprised of musicians from several different african countries, the message is the same -- ebola can be beaten. >> ♪ all the people in the world, in the nation, all affected by this plague's wicked implication ♪ ♪ hope for our soul

god bless america. and don't forget the auto industry. republicans told us to let the auto industry go bankrupt. republicans called it un-american. as ted strickland said, some republicans called it a lousy deal. a current republican presidential candidate, the one that is 0-22 in states, happens to be from ohio, he said this is throwing good money after bad. we rescued the auto industry this past year. a new record, 17 million new cars sold in the united states. i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruise made in youngstown. [applause] brown: i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] senator brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. despite working harder, paychecks do not keep up. retirement security, i met with a group of tea

. ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home >> the 16-hour sit-in led by congress member john lewis ofrgia. an hour ago, republican leaders adjourned. then minutes later, john lewis and steny hoyer talked about gun legislation. >> there is an epidemic in america. we need to pass legislation to make america and americans safer. the republicans have left in the dead of night with unfinished business. >> a little more than 50 years ago i crossed a bridge. not just one time, but it took us three times to make it all the way from selma to montgomery. we have other bridges to cross and when we come back in july, we will start all over again. >> let's get the latest and bring in cnn political reporter eric bradner. eric, there is a bit of parliamentary procedure here. democrats would stay on the floor in protest in some capacity. because the house adjourned, they were able to get through the vote on the zika virus. essentially they will be by themselves if they stay? >> reporter: that is right, ryan. the house republicans adjourned the chamber until july 5th. if democrats want to stick around

america! thank you! god bless you! and god bless america! >>> good morning, everybody., june 8, 2016. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. the big news this morning, hillary clinton claiming victory after last night's primary and is now accepting being called the presumptive presidential nominee. >> we'll look at hitting stands this morning. the cover of "the new york times" here, we'll show you also the cover of "the new york post" that uses the headline "the first lady." a play on words there, obviously. >> and more on decision 2016 in just a moment. but first we'll go to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. chuck, a noticeable difference this morning. i had to grab my light jacket once again. >>> absolutely. sometimes that hint of a chill in the summertime feels oh so nice. hold on to your hat, it will be a blustery day. but a day to certainly open up the windows and say thank you, canada. we love canadian air in the summertime. there will be a slight chance for a shower today, but primarily across northern maryland and southern parts of pennsylvania. temperatures

michael's getting you ready for july 4th with mouthwatering ribs that'll have you shouting "god bless america then, clinton's got a dish perfect for a backyard bash that's a guaranteed smash. plus, daphne's hanging at a school that's serving up something fresh. >> i love cooking with herbs, because it gives the dish that you're making a great boost of flavor. >> announcer: it's an hour of grills and thrills, right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> hey everybody, welcome to "the chew." to grill or not to grill, that is the question.

america. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. deirdre: after an historic night there are reports billionaire charles koch is open to meeting with donald trump's team. he shattered the republican primary vote record by 1.4 million votes. hillary clinton won in california. she had 30% has votes in the state compared to her 2008 victory. joining me, fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. what did you make of it? >> i think we have the could candidate. we sorted the noise out and the also rans and the stubborn hangers on. >> just sorting through all the names. someone on this set predicted these two people in july of last year, but i'm not bragging. deirdre: you have to. >> i think they underestimated donald trump more than anything else. when you see the terrorist attack in tel aviv. you understand what's at stake. which of these two candidates is prepared to deal with an emergency of that nature in a volatile regional and volatile world. i think an argument can be made that trump's approach would be a fresher approach. he says he's

god bless you, and god bless america. [cheers] ♪ [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. 2016] ♪ ♪ george h.w. bush excepting his party's nomination at the republican national convention in houston. he details foreign policy a competence during his first term, including the fall of the berlin wall, the dissolution of the soviet union and victory in the persian gulf war.

america. thank you. god bless you. llary clinton and her supporters earlier in brooklyn the historic event was where the woman became the presumptive nominee of one of the two major parties in the united states. you are watching primary coverage. coming up next, we understand that bernie sanders was in santa monica. to steve for more results. >> we thought that it would be interesting to look at the results.n who came in second? let's look at the results. donald trump wins. in california, john kasich comes in second. arnold schwarzenegger said that he was voting for john kasich in the primary and ted cruz came in a distant third. in montana, trump wins in the primary. looking at who came in second, ted cruz. christiersey, chris ran for president and endorsed trump. kasich came in second in the primaries. to new mexico, the results in crews coming in second in the new mexico primary. , with theakota results in that state, trump wins and crews comes in second at 17%. clinton continues to hold onto the lead in california.

god bless america. and don't forget the auto industry. republicans told us to live the auto industry go bankrupt. republicans called it un-american. somed strickland said, republicans called it a lousy deal. a current republican presidential candidate, the one that is 0-22 in states, happens to be from ohio, he said this is throwing good money after bad. we rescued the auto industry this past year. 17 million new cars sold in the united states. add, connie and i and in ourove down 71 today ,eep cherokee, made in toledo and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience , you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] sen. brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. retirement, security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress d

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america. thank you, god bless you and god bless america.> india polish prime minister is in the country for a five-country trip. he speaks to a joint meeting of congress and we have coverage at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. our c-span campaign 2016 bus continues to honor winners from this year's student jam competition. thatus stop montgomery high school at silver spring, maryland. awarded forwere producing 14 winning videos, including the first prize student documentary titled driving forward. they won $3000 for the documentary on intra-to structure spending. we made a stop at woodrow wilson high school where they received honorable mention for the videos and were awarded $250 each. lie made their peopletion on homeless on the streets. you can view all the documentaries at student cam.org. >> donald trump inc. supporters on primary night and was critical of hillary clinton. he was joined by his wife and daughter. ♪ champions"] mr. trump: thank you. thank you. wow. thank you very much. hello. i would like to begin by thanking the people of

god bless america. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: "road to the white house rewind" continues with al gore accepting his party's presidential nomination at the 2000 democratic national convention in los angeles. in his speech, the vice president outlines his vision to improve the lives of working americans. al gore lost to republican george w. bush in the general election in one of the most highly contested in u.s. history. this is just under an hour.

america. thank you. god bless you. and god bless america. >> all right.'s hillary clinton accepting the democratic nomination in brooklyn, new york. very enthusiastic group of brooklyn supporters. and joining us now, fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera, fox news contributor tucker carlson, and did you dress for the occasion or -- what is that? >> a benefit, a charity. >> you know, here's my take. seriously, i'm listening very closely. i'm thinking, oh, wall street, main street. you know, she goes through all these things. i'm like, what are you talking about? this woman made more money $225,000 a pop giving more wall street banker speeches than anybody in the history of man kind. her and her husband in two years made $50 million sucking up to these people. >> well -- >> come on. >> preaching the gospel. i think it is important and it might wear down some of the glow from this admittedly historic evening. >> i thought the trump speech was far more interesting. >> our friend must stop self-inflicting injuries on himself which he has done. he must g

america. thank you, god bless you and god bless america. [ cheers and applause ] >> former secretary of statee, presumptive democratic presidential nominee and to take a moment historically. she is, as of now, the first woman in american history, to be a major party presidential nominee. and it is such a thing. there she is hugging her daughter, chelsea with her son-in-law, mark. there of course is former pith bill clinton. and it was a strong speech, dana bash, let me bring you in. she reached out to sanders supporters, congratulated bernie sanders on what he had accomplished. talked about all the things that united democrats, talking about the desire to fight income inequality, provide opportunity, go against main street, talked about the removing unaccountable money out of politics. and talked about creating a world that is tolerant and ine collusive and with that pivoting towards some strong statements, attacks on donald trump, calling him temper mentally unfit to be president. >> that's right. i want to take a moment to mark what image we saw just a couple of moments ago. not just with c

brown: god bless america. and god bless america. before i go on, i want to thank you. thank you. cheers and applause] ms. brown: the house of representatives here -- this is the first time that we had an ncident. we are down in front. [cheers and applause] ms. brown: this is a picture . at was in the paper friday the president of the united states and the vice president, enator nelson was there. and let me just tell you that the president has had to do this too many times, too many times. on the plane he said, you know it's very hard when you have to go and talk to families about this. i had the honor of 24 years to represent the orlando community. this happened in my district. and i got to tell you when i woke up sunday morning and saw it, i got up and went straight to church. and when i left church i went to orlando and i know orlando is a sophisticated international city, but it's also a family city. and the families came together, the community has come together. but you know when i came back here to the floor of the house of representatives -- i'm sorry, the u.s. house of ,

[moment of silent prayer] reagan: god bless america. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> road to the white house rewind continues with jimmy carter accepting his party's nomination for a second time. in new york city, the president accused his opponent, ronald reagan, of living in a fantasy america and attacked mr. reagan's defense spending and tax cut plan. jimmy carter lost the general election to ronald reagan in a landslide. mr. reagan won 44 states. this is just over 50 minutes and our coverage comes courtesy of nbc news. president carter fellow : democrats, fellow citizens --

serio will be in quakertown because dave warren is standing in front of the monitor and god bless you and god bless america, lauren dawn johnson. >> they have two hours to prepare for the invasion. >> the invasion of quakertown. >> we are looking at a seven today. little higher then yesterday. still muggy out there this morning. is there a few showers around. not the best start to the day but not all that bad. it is muggy out there it its also take your dog to work day so bus stop buddy is prepared, they is. and we have a live picture of market street 72 degrees. calm wind. look at that humidity up to 91 . we have a few patchy areas of fog and a few showers. not a lot of rain but there is this one area across delaware and south jersey, around dover, little heavier there right through, kent county, and it continues to move through across delaware bay. a few light showers moving through south jersey at this hour. up to 84 degrees, we will have more clouds, and higher humidity to the south. a little bit of unshine could lead to i a few showers around, this afternoon with that light wind at five to 10 miles an

thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. >> all right. let's talk about hillary clinton's presumptive nomination. what it means not only this moment but moving forward. i want to bring in former michigan governor, hillary clinton supporter, in fact, senior advisor of pro clinton super pac, jennifer grandhome. thank you very much for joining us. governor, what does it mean to you? a lot of other democracies have had women atop the governments decades ago whether with britain or israel, angela merkel and germany, why has it taken so long? >> 240 years is enough. >> she's only gotten the nomination, the presumptive nominee. but hasn't been elected president yet. it is a moment. >> it is more than a moment. i mean, whatever happens in the general election, just the fact that she's broken this barrier will send a message to young people who are thinking about running. i mean, it's a fact that when women get in the top of positions, whether in an organization, more women in that organization move up. so it is a shame in this nation that only 2%

[applause] god bless america, god blessdonald . one that's going to lead america to be greatagain . >> thank you coach. a great guy. great guy. so, the world is changing rapidly. it's a lot different. it's not a pretty picture, what's going on, folks and we're going to stop it. were going to stop it. you know, i've been doing this since june 16 so tomorrow it will be one year and i came down those escalators and who knew this was going to happen? a lot of people said i don't know . no, he won't run, he won't run and then boom, boom, one after the other and here we end up. i love you too. i thank you. but it's been an amazing journey.it's been an amazing journey. and it's been incredible because i've really gotten to know the people of our country and they are incredible, incredible people . they are unbelievable people. and they want to see us making great trade deals and they want to see us strong borders because otherwise we don't have a country and they want to see people come in that really want to be here and they want to love

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god bless america. cheers and applause] r. larson: god bless bill pass screll. [applause] -- pascrell. [applause] john delaney. mr. delaney: thanks, john. so we all have a lot of questions here today. my first question is, since when did one faction of one party in one body in the congress of the united states start believing that it could entirely control the agenda of the congress and undermine the will of the american people? since when did one lobbying rganization, just one, not a diverse coalition of interest groups, one lobbying organization believe that it could bully and threaten members of the congress of the united states so that they oppose bipartisan legislation that reflects the will of the people? and since when did one industry believe that it could interfere with the justice that the american people are demanding we deliver to them in terms of making them safe? when has so few -- have so few gotten in the way of the will of so many? and that is exactly what's happening on this issue. and it's not only preventing us from being able to do the obvio

may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless you. may god bless america.gize. >> ifill: on the newshour online right now, margaret warner takes a detailed look at how the orlando shooter fell off the f.b.i.'s radar, and the dilemma for law enforcement in confronting the growing threat of home-grown terrorism. all that and more is on our web site, www.pbs.org/newshour. and later tonight on charlie rose, former deputy f.b.i. director tim murphy also looks at the lessons learned from orlando. >> woodruff: last night, we aired a story about the ar 15 rifle, the weapon used in several recent mass shootings. orlando law enforcement officials had initially said this was the same gun type used in the orlando shooting. but later it was clarified that the orlando shooter was using a sig sauer mcx. that is a rifle with several similarities to the ar 15 style. the sig sauer was originally designed for use by u.s. special operations forces. the newshour regrets the confusion. and that is the newshour for tonight. on thursday, we travel to brazil, where fears over zika

. >> all i can say is god bless america and thank them all for their service. >> in germantown, andrean. wusa 9. >> >>> if you'd like to learn more about brenda and the great work she does in our community, we have posted a link to her tennis foundation on our wusa 9 news app. >>> trending now. a dad supports his sick son and ends up being called father of the year. you've got to see his story. >>> we're also going to tell you about kfc charred up chicken. >>> and the bear that walks like a man, steps out again in a jersey neighborhood. >>> we checking out tweets from the campaign trail. isis threatens us today, according to donald trump. and from hillary clinton, today, heartbreaking heartscotus. we must do better. >>> the bear that became an internet sensation. making the rounds once again on social media. >> dangles there. and that's why. >> and that's why everybody is giving these a whole lot of room to do his thing. like you stay over there. >> he came and said, are you not real? who is in there? >>> perhaps you're hungry for chicken? and the batteries are dying on your cell phone

god bless you and god bless america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome from the great state of georgia, congressman jody hice. [applause] >> thank you very much. what a tremendous honor to be here. i appreciate the opportunity to come. and most of all, thank you for being a part of the faith and freedom coalition. what an outstanding job you are doing. my background is actually in ministry. 30as a pastor for 25 or years and a conservative radio talk show host as well. i want to share with you a couple of bits of good news. because you know, i think all of us here from washington, a lot of discouragement. not necessarily from washington representatives, but what we all just feel. we are watching the demise of our country right before our eyes. we are disturbed and broken, by want to give you a little bit of good news and then circle back around and give you other points and perspectives. one of the committees i serve on is the oversight and government reform, ogr. that is the committee i have come to refe

god bless you and god bless america. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week: >> look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. [inaudible conversations] >> hello, everyone. good evening. i'm susan caul, and on behalf of our owners and our entire staff, i'd like to welcome you to politics & prose. before we get started, this would be a good time to turn off or silence your cell phones. also, after the event if you don't mind helping us by folding up your chairs, we'd be grateful. and during our question and answer session, we have a microphone right here, so if you could line up with your questions, that would be helpful because we are recording this event, and c-span is here as well. you can also watch this on our youtube channel in just a few days. also on your way out, please pick up one of our april calendars and take a look at all of the great events we have forthcoming both here and at our th

. >> god bless america! >> actress jamie king held up her son to the tv.by the sign caution, shattered glass. until now, mostly men breaking through glass ceilings in movies, and they tend to be going the wrong way. back when 21-year-old hillary gave a commencement speech as she graduated wellesley college, she mentioned her mom. >> my mother used to say i will always love you but there are times i won't like you. >> reporter: when she was presumptive nominee, she was still mentioning mom. >> i wish she could see her daughter become the democratic nominee. >> reporter: now her job is to gut donald trump. >> reminding us daily just how greatest. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thanks for joining us, see you back here tomorrow night. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us, a big night ahead. there's donald trump and whether he can let go as republicans have been all but begging him to do, move past complaints about a federal judge. bernie sanders is meeting tomorrow with president obama and how his supporters will handle a

god bless america. and don't forget the auto industry.epublicans told us to let the auto industry go bankrupt. republicans called it un-american. as ted strickland said, some republicans called it a lousy deal. a current republican presidential candidate, the one that is 0-22 in states, happens to be from ohio, he said this is throwing good money after bad. we rescued the auto industry his past year. a new record, 17 million new cars sold in the united tates. i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruise made in youngstown. sen. brown: i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. senator brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. despite working harder, paychecks do not keep up. retirement security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a

but god bless america, because i love this country and god bless mohammed ali. you: do you remember what thought about when he refused to go to vietnam? he was in my opinion, right in his own words. my people were struggling during that. of time. they were desegregated and deeply hated. because i amtnam still an american, no matter what. and i served proudly. mohammed ali refused to go, i understood it. i still went and served my country and i am proud of it. america and the world lost a legend. mohammed ali became the greatest and lived like -- life with strength, principal and generosity. next call is jean, in louisiana. i thought about this. i looked at donald trump, mitt gotey, bush, they all deferments for fighting and not vietnam. they were all white, rich, man. stripped this black man of everything that he had. to mr. sanders, this is a man who had the courage of his convictions. debt that she did not wait to lead a revolution. host: rita you're on the washington journal. caller: i'd like to make a comment for those who keep calling in talking about his r

and god bless america rain out of speakers. the concrete core will be completed in the still -- steel columns will be installed and then the glasses will be installed next year it will be open to the public in 2018. >>> and are meteorologist, brittney shipp joins us now. >> as we wind down the work week we have a few hazards to tell you about. that will stay in effect until friday. we have this warm weather, a lot of people want to head out to the beach, you want to be careful, a social for our coastal communities, there are strong currents expected, if you get into a rip current and a strong one swim parallel to the shore. it was warmer in oakland the past 24 hours, and also in hayward . right now, temperatures are in the low 80s if you are closer to fairfield, 82 degrees concord. 79 half moon bay, 65 degrees san francisco and 75 and the battle. are satellite radar shows that it is still in control and we will see a lot of sunshine as we head into -- and 76 degrees in kron4.com a. we will -- novato . we will see beautiful cond

when i go around the country i was in place and they were singing god bless america, i got tears in my eyes. i said why do not don't we do this? are we ashamed of our country? clearly we are come something is wrong. if the question was about the cover my book and i'm i'm glad you asked. >> that is, what does a labor the liberty mean as a symbol on the cover of your book? >> we were just looking for a cheap graphic. [laughter] basically one thing i do not say in my speech just now which is at the heart of the book as well is that the reason it is okay to talk about american exceptionalism and to be extremely proud of our country is because some of the beginning of this nation was always a nation for others. we do not exist for ourselves. this is a fundamentally biblical idea. in the early the early pages of genesis abraham is talking to god and god says that you are blessed to be a blessing. an order if god chooses you blesses you it is so you can bless others not so that you can keep it on to your cell. so the jews i say that that we are the chosen people, ha ha. no, if you are chosen

well, when guy around the country i was someplace and they were singing "god bless america." i had tears in my eyes. your question was about the cover of my book and i'm glad you asked. >> what does lady liberty mean on the cover of your book? >> we were just looking for a cheap graphic that didn't have any rights attached to it. well, basically, one thing i didn't stay in my speech just now, which is at the heart of the book as well, is that the reason it's okay for us to talk about american exceptionalism, the reason it's okay for us to be extremely proud of our country is because from the beginning, this nation was always a nation for others. we do not exist for ourself. this is a fundamentally biblical idea inch the early pages of genesis, abraham is talking to god, and god says you are blessed to be a blessing. if god ever chooses you or blesses you, it's so that you can bless others. not so you can keep in. so didn't say we're the chosen people. great. if you're chosen, it's an awesome burden. it's a thing that should make you tremble, and in some ways lincoln called th

god bless you and god bless america.plause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome from the great state of congressman jody hyde. [applause] congressman hyde: thank you very much. i appreciate the opportunity to, and most of all, thank you for being a part of this. what an outstanding job you are doing. for some of you who may not know my background, my background is in pastor ship. i want to share with you a couple of bits of good news. i think all of us here from washington -- there is a lot of discouragement. not necessarily from washington representatives but from what we feel. we are watching the demise of our country. we are disturbed and broken. i want to give you some good news. and then give you some points of perspective. one of the committees i serve on his oversight and government reform. that is the committee that i have come to refer to as the group that deals with the three branches of government which today are waste, fraud, and abuse. that is what we deal with. whenever there is a fit -- inefficiency, i

god bless you, and god bless america. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> ladies andt state of georgia, congressman jodi heiss. >> thank you very much. what a tremendous honor to be here. i pressure the -- i appreciate the opportunity to come. most of all, thank you for being parts of this and the faith and freedom coalition. what an outstanding job you're doing. for some of you who may not know, my background is actually in ministry. i was a pastor for 25 or 30 years. conservative radio talk show host, as well. and i want to share with you just a couple of bits of good news. i think all of us from here in washington, a lot of discouragement. not necessarily from washington representatives but what we all just feel. what's happening in our country. we're watching the demise of our country right before our eyes. we are disturbed. we're broke. i want to give a little good news and want to circle back and give you some other points and perspectives. one of the committee s i serve n is ogr, organization of government and reform. the group that deals with the three branche

god bless you and god bless america. >>> ladies and gentlemen -- ladies -- ladies and gentlemen, pleasergia, congressman jody hise. >> thank you very much. what a tremendous honor to be here. i really appreciate the opportunity to come and most of all thank you for being a part of this and faith and freedom coalition, what an outstanding job you're doing. for some of you who may not know, my background is actually in ministry. i was a pastor for 25 or 30 years, conservative radio talk show host as well. and i want to share with you a couple of bits of good news because, you know, i think all of us here from washington, a lot of discouragement, not necessarily from washington representatives, but what we all just feel. what is happening in our country, we're watching the demise of our country right before our eyes. and we're disturbed, we're broken, but i want to give you a little bit of good news and want to circle back around and give you other points of perspective in all of this. one of the committees i serve on is ogr, oversight and government reform. that is the committee that i've

america. thank you god bless you and god mess america. >>> hillary clinton makes history as she becomes the firstsumptive nominee of a major party. >> good evening once again. let's start this half hour with the latest results in the race for president. >> california has the biggest piece of delegate pie with 4 75 delegates those split up proportionately based on the number of votes cast per candidate. >> now here's how it looks at this moment. hillary clinton has 62 percent of the vote. to bernie sanders 37 percent of the vote with 11 percent of the pre-sivrngts reporting in california. >> katie is at clinton watch party happening now in san francisco. katie? >>reporter: it's quite loud here. around of speeches just concluded but take a look around the club. this watch party quickly became a victory party tonight. she claimed victory in brook license before the poll closed in california and waebingted no time attacking trump. >> pistol take in this election are high and the choice is clear. donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president. many 0. >>reporter: clinton also congratulated bern