eyes covered to gender and age. >> god bless you. >> god bless you. >> reporter: and color. because houston is hurting, and so is she. >> god bless you. thank you. >> it just fills my heart to see people just giving love to each other. >> the hurricane has just devastated a lot of lives. >> thank you. >> it's all about unity, and helping each other. >> i think right now. >> reporter: amadorza pata moved in like a man who lost much to harvey. >> they saw the sign, and wanted to get out and hug her. >> thank you, thank you. >> they love hugs. >> so sweet. >> reporter: a heart so good, you should also look her in the eye. shamika carter is a single mom of 3. a school physical education aide, who was given this past week, a gift. in this very storey, her wallet empty, her groceries on the belt, a stranger paid for her bill. >> for someone who doesn't know me to do this, i just think it's awesome. >> reporter: sharing a little love someone shared with her. >> i'm going to give her a hug. needed a hug, it's houston. and you don't have to stand in front of a store. just open those a

god bless you. you every day. we all miss you, and thank you for your prayers to help us get by. thank you. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> both of you left a void in our harass and minds, but we know you're in a better place. we love you and miss you and to my dad, i hope my mom, sisters and i are making you proud. not one day goes by that we do not think about you. and thank you. >> gary eugene. >> joshua. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> my brother, jeffrey, people tell me you're in a better place and i try hard to believe that. i'm not so sure. i'm thinking here with your family is the best place last year your son gregory graduated college you should have been here in the best place watching him get his diploma and a month later when your daughter amanda got married, you should have been here in the best place, walking her down the aisle and six months after that, your other daug

we miss you terribly. god bless and women in the military and the police force on all those who fight for freedom centerpiece of mine that's in -- that we so much enjoy. thank you. [applause] eugen gabriel lazar james patrick leahy joseph gerard leavey neil joseph leavy leon lebor alan j. lederman kenneth charles ledee alexis leduc elena f. ledesma david s. lee hyun joon lee juanita lee linda c. lee kathryn blair lee myoung woo lee lorraine mary lee stuart soo-jin lee stephen paul lefkowitz yang der lee edward joseph lehman adriana legro david leistman eric andrew lehrfeld joseph anthony lenihan john robinson lenoir matthew gerard leonard jorge luis leon charles a. lesperance michael lepore john dennis levi jeff leveen and the captain of rescue company four brian christopher hickey. your legacy lives on with the deployment of your son daniel. he makes is that every day. of the three and 43 brothers that were lost on this day, the 159 brothers that have passed in the post-9/11 years because of illnesses that they att

you. may god bless america and may god always bless our first responders. >> and to my brother brandon langbefore you a proud american, a brother and nephew to two incredible people tragally and finally taken from us. they left an incredible mark on their too short of time here, and they will eternally be remembered. bumble and aunt ro, we miss you terrib terribly. god bless those men and women in the military and the police force and all of those who fight for our freedoms and our peace of mind that we so much enjoy. thank you. david w.laczek eugen gabriel lazar james patrick leahy joseph gerard leavey neil joseph leavy robert g. leblanc alan j. lederman kenneth charles ledee alexis leduc elena f. ledesma david s. lee daniel john lee. gary h. lee hyun joon lee juanita lee linda c. lee kathryn blair lee myung woo lee lorraine mary lee stuart soo-jin lee richard y. lee stephen paul lefkowitz yang der lee edward joseph lehman adriana legro david leistman eric andrew lehrfeld joseph anthony lenihan david prudencio lemagne john robinson lenoir john joseph lennon jr. matthew gerard leonard jorge

god bless you. tuesday, let's win. >> thank you, buddy. >> i will be brief because you don't need to hear me talk. you need to hear this next speaker talk. i would be willing to bet you, because i follow politics for a living, that most of you did not take notice in december 2006 when this next speaker took the stage as governor of the state of alaska. i would be willing to bet you didn't notice that, but by god -- and i use that phrase intentionally -- by god, you noticed a year and a half later when she took the stage as a vice presidential nominee with john mccain. and you noticed when she took on the mainstream leftist media, when she said she was a proud conservative, a proud female conservative, and the original mama grizzly. ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for the one and only governor sarah palin. gov. palin: hello, alabama. it is so nice to get to be here, really, and to pretty much find out. it was already getting chilly at home when we left last night, snow on the mountains.

may god bless you. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> that was at the scene in montgomery.atorngham, where lugar string conceded the republican primary to his opponent, former supreme court justice roy moore. >> thank you all for being here. thank you, thank you. say thank yout to to each and everyone of you who is here. it is not the result we wanted but i congratulate judge moore and i wish him the best. we are republicans and terror brou

god and to the constitution and to our country. to our families. let's go again and make america great. thank you and may god bless you. ank you. ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. him and up wednesday morning, the latest on house tax reform efforts with republican congressman from virginia. house foreign affairs committee democratic congressman from virginia talks about the standoff with north korea over its nuclear program. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> president trump posted spanish prime minister at the white house. after a working lunch and meeting in the oval office, the two took questions from reporters at a press conference in the rose garden. here is a look.

it is also time to rededicate our lives to god and to the our country,and to to our families, let's go again and make america great. thank you and may god blessou. thank you. ♪ today on c-span washington journal, we are like that with your phone calls. the fbi director and acting department of homeland security secretary big then we will be live with the u.s. house with disaster relief and the faa. coming up in about 30 minutes the latest on the tax reform efforts. we will talk to the republican andressman from virginia the democratic representative from virginia talking about the standoff with north korea. c-span washington journal is life now. host: good morning. at three will be in :00 p.m. -- 3:00 p.m. we will be with you for the next three hours on the washington journal. we will spend the morning talking about the big issues on capitol hill. how the latest affordable care act replacement failed bid leaders announcing they cannot get enough votes. chief justice roy moore

you. god bless each and every one of you and god bless the united states of america. [ cheers and applauseyou can see and feel the emotion from those members of the house, seeing their colleague and friend come back for the first time since the shooting on june 14th. he said he is a living example that miracles real dloi happen an mentioned how overwhelming it has been by the outpouring of support. a lot of people were so deeply shaken obviously by what happened on that baseball field in alexandria, virginia. i want to go to my colleague who was there that day and the days to come. i was thinking about when they eventually played that baseball baseman so many told me how concerned they were that initial reports he had nod been as seriously wounded, took a turn in the next couple of days. here he is against what many people would say against the odds. >> at first thought he was shot in the hip. we did not appreciate it would be a fatal wound. >> with that i yield back the balance of my time. >> i ask to speak out of order to thank god to and having to do so in such a strong way. you were br

god bless you. another bad brother, big brother of mine from the city small city you may have heard in chicago, illinois. let us hear from the president of the leadership action network, reverend marshall hatch. >> good afternoon. today our prayer are with the people in houston, texas and those victims in hurricane harvey. we pray for the success of that rescue and recovery. this crisis reminds us once more demonstrates that we are all in this together. we may have come on dinner ships, the mayflower, slave ship, immigration ship or across the rio grand. we are now all in this boat together. now is a time to lifted the voice of faith. someone has to calling. someone has to accept the assignment to halt our nation's dissent into the slippery slope of fascism and racism and attack on our brothers. this is not a normal american government. somebody has to have the courage that little boy had in the nursery rhyme to remind the country that this emperor has no clothes. firing the attorney general to stop

god bless you. before i yield to the majority leader, i wants to join all of our colleagues in saying how very grateful we are and pleas

god bless you. >> my doctor has done a great job getting me to this point. >> how do you feel?> i feel great. >> what was your favorite part? >> just walking into the chamber. >> welcome back, sir. rep. scalise: thank you. announcer: back on the floor, they continue to celebrate their colleagues return. >> i would like to join all of our colleagues in saying how very grateful we are, and pleased that we are at the return of the majority whip steve scalise. all of us who sat here and urged steve, our friend and colleague -- who heard him give his reaction, not only to the hateful, vicious action that took race as he was practicing for the charity baseball game where republicans and democrats come together to raise funds for young people and people in

you. god bless each and every one of you. got bless the united states of america. . mr. scalise: mr. speaker, with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker: for what purpose oes the minority leader seek recognition? ms. pelosi: i thank god for the return of our colleague steve scalise and having to do so in such a strong way. thank god our prayers are answered. i take great pride in steve because we are italian-americans and that is the source of his strength and how proud we are of jennifer, harrison and madison and staff and first responders, the capitol police, who took such good care of you. when you were attacked, it was an attack on all and which kime through this magnificently. and we came to the floor and you weren't here, we were all team scalise. today we are team scalise. thank you for being so wonderful. god bless you. >> now come a look in the hallway as he left the chamber. now, a look in the hallway as he left the chamber. [inaudible] >>

now thriving. >> boy, you guys grew up in 12 years. >> thank you for saving our lives. >> well, god bless youou for saving your lives and our mom's life. >> god bless you. >> reporter: a bond forged in devastation, unbroken by the passing of time. and a bond that's united somehow because of hurricanes because obviously the general is here in houston for that reason. but he did say that he hopes to keep in touch with the boys now and he asked them what they plan to do as they get older and said that he hopes to be there when they graduate from high school. brooke. >> stephanie, to see these boys in their matching plaid, you know, wrapping their arms around this man and saying, thank you for saving our lives, i mean, obviously, they never could remember. it's something that's going to stay with this mother forever. how is this family now? >> reporter: i mean, they're well. they moved to houston. they ended up going through san antonio and just to let you know just how close things got for them, both of the boys coded in the hospital after they were air lifted out to san antonio. it was dire. it

god bless you. god bless america. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] ♪ vonnie: you have been listening to the president of the united hises, donald trump, and speech to the national association of manufacturers. the ceo of the organization introduced potus earlier, saying they were enthusiastic about momentum behind tax reform in particular and encouraged members to support. you can see members behind the president on stage in the 250arin oriental, about small, medium, and large manufacturers. president trump calling for a new tax code, saying america will go from dead last two pretty much first on tax. let's bring in michael mckee in studio and at the event in washington kevin cirilli. there is still lots of applause, so i will turn to michael mckee in studio. obviously, he had all the right buttons with manufacturers, but is this a win, win, win with manufacturers? michael: it can be because perhaps they will pay lower taxes, and they will like that. the real question is what does it do for the economy and the working man. much of what he

thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. thank you everybody. thank you.applause] ♪ the president headed back to the white house for lunch with the vice president and florida gov. rick scott. afternoon, president trump heads to his resort in bedminster, new jersey this weekend. his tax plan is available on our othere at www.c-span.org, video is there as well. we got a preview from the tax plan -- of the tax plan from a capitol hill reporter. this is a budget reporter for cq roll call. steve scully's returns to the u.s. house, and boy, does he have his work cut out counting votes next week at the house takes up the republican budget. they passed this out of the budget committee in the summer. what took it so long to get to the house floor? >> the build typically passes with only republican support, --ch means you need at the the vast majority of the republican caucus in the beginning, and we heard from the

god bless you. >> earlier today, paul ryan held his weekly briefing at the capitol and spoke about the return of steve scalise as well as tax reform and hurricane assistance to puerto rico. this is 15 minutes. the speaker: i don't know about your guys, pretty awesome being in the capitol today. little ell you, i'm a emotionally pushed. it was really nice to see steve today. i don't think i can add much. but we are so grateful and so relieved to have steve scalise back. he is such a fighter and force of nature and that was before this ordeal, watching him fight through the struggles and do so well, we are in awe of this. and i tell you what, i'm in awe of his family, jennifer, rrison and madison, i'm in awe. we are so grateful. crystal and dave, they are amazing people who just completely stepped up, followed their training and through courage to the wind and we are really happy to have our friend back and grateful to the people who made this possible. later today, i will be up in pennsylvania just outside of philadelphia and visit penn machine works. they make pipe fittings. this is a

god bless you, bert. we are praying for you and your recovery. staying strong. >> greg: excellent. that is it for us. it set your dvr dvrs and never miss an episode of "the five." "hannity" is up now. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington as hurricane irma moves closer to florida. we look at the preparations and the devastation this hurricane is left behind. hurricane jose is just behind irma and it's gaining strength. president trump on why he turned away from congressional republicans . why democrs

god bless you. thank you. [cheering and applause] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] >> thursday we are live in richmond, virginia for the next stop on the c-span bus 50 states capital tour. former virginia governor, doug wilder is our guest on the bus during washington journal at 7:30 a.m. eastern. join us as he takes calls and questions about current events and state issues. join us thursday for the entire washington journal starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> attorney general jeff sessions book at torch to law school this afternoon about free speech on college campuses. he was greeted by protesters. the attorney general began with an opening speech then took questions from a georgetown law professor about free speech and other issues facing the administration. >> good afternoon everyone. i'm the dean of georgetown law and i am pleased to welcome you to today's center for the constitution event. in a moment, after being introduced by pr

forld you, god bless you what you are about to do.ou took your medical skills, n incredible thing to do. the founder has been quoted saying the informal care act has not had an impact on the demand for the ram care. we need to make health care more affordable, accessible company, of virginia. we have to increase insurance competition and provider care as well. mr. todd: i plus more health on -- i promise more time on health care. it is coming up. bernie sanders single-payer system -- mr. todd: my original follow, do you want donald trump to what a rally for you in virginia like he's doing in alabama later this weekend? mr. gillespie: what i have said in look and he did say, i will take help from anybody anywhere. tom putting myself out there solve the problems and face the people of virginia. i think they want to hear from you. the lieutenant governor -- i can state appear and say he is nancy pelosi and he did say i am donald trump and we could have that debate. it is not going to get one more job created in the commonwealth of virgin

for peace, forfreedom, forjustice, forfamily, for humanity, and for the almighty god who made us all. thank you, god blesstions of the world, and god bless the united states of america. what will stand out from this address will be his comments on north korea, but there is no simple military solution. well, thank you very much... at a lunch after his outspoken address, the president gave the un a qualified endorsement. and let's give this as a toast to the potential, the great, great potential, of the united nations. thank you all for being here. thank you very much. whatever its perceived shortcomings, the best way to make progress with pyongyang and on other issues will still be via this body, and the president seems to know it. dozens of people are reported to have died in a major earthquake in mexico. buildings have collapsed, fires have broken out, and the mayor of mexico city says people are trapped inside some collapsed structures. our correspondentjames cook has the latest. mexico city is one of the most densely packed places on earth. more than 20 million people live in this metropolis. any power

may god bless you. may god forever bless the great united states of america. . thank you. [music] [music] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place as the official party depas. [music] [music] >> in new york city the commemoration of 11 continues with the annual reading of the names of the victims. we'll watch this for a brief moment.

god bless you, and god bless america. thank you very much everybody. [applause] thank you. ♪ hi[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. 2017] florida gov. rick scott spoke about the ongoing relief

. >> well god bless you. >> thank you for saving our lives and our mom's live. >> god bless you. >> reporterorged in devastation, unbroken by the passing of time. >> not good-bye. see you later. >> thank you to stephanie for that. and the lieutenant general hussel honore with us now and still in houston. a will the of people sitting here -- a lot of people sitting here thinking what will i do in my life that will change anybody's life. this story of you with these twins, with this family, it has to be something just unexplainable that we can't begin to feel. help us understand what it was like for you when you met those boys again? >> it was quite an emotional connection. and it is a reminder watching toz boys having an opportunity to grow up in a safe environment here in houston. the promise we made to the american people there would be no more katrinas. that the government, state and local and federal would immediately respond when we have these great big natural disasters. and over time, we have gotten better, technology has gotten better. but the expectations as far as myself is that we

thank you so much and god bless you. >> god bless you as well and your grandfather. >> thank you. >> all right. so you have the emergency situation trying to rescue people like you're hearing about right now, trying to deal with where this water is going to go. then you're going to have the bigger issues of how you help out with harvey. coming up, i'm going to talk about president trump's response to the storm and how we'll pay for storm relief with senator bernie sanders. we'll also test his solution for your health care. there's a lot ahead. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our bi

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god bless you, that's the american way, but pay your fair share. so, mr. president, democrats want to participate in reforming our tax code. there are lots of good things we can agree on, closing loopholes like this one, cutting taxes for the middle class, helping businesses, bringing offshore income back to the united states. we have no reconciliations, that means do it together, not how you did health care, which didn't end up with a great result. second, no tax cuts for the top 1% who are doing just fine, god bless them, and fiscal responsibility. we should not increase the deficit as we cut taxes, particularly now that we're going to have to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to help the beleaguered states of texas and florida. some republicans have characterized those three principles as lines in the sand that show democrats aren't serious about tax reform. i'd ask my republican colleagues, which of the three do you not agree with? do you think we should cut taxes on the top 1%? do you think we should create deficits by cutting taxes on the wealthy

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g god bless you and god bless united states of america [inaudible conversations] >> afternoon another busy day here at the white house on the economic front the president will continue his push to secure tax relief for hard-working american families for queer pleased to announce he will be traveling to indianapolis in vienna on wednesday to deliver remarks on the historic tax cuts he was working on with members of congress. to discuss new details of the framework to mclellan specific rates for individual small businesses and corporations and discuss the elimination of loopholes to raise the current tax code in favor of the wealthy and well-connected and give our workers the level playing field they deserve they will win because nobody can beat the american worker they will deliver a massive job creation and economic growth we are confident the people will be excited for what we are proposing will working to grow the economy the president will sign a river idem to ensure their power to succeed this means that technical college but more than half of the school's not currently offer cour

god bless you, bert. we are praying for you and your recovery. staying strong. et your dvr dvrs and never miss an episode of "the five." "hannity" is up next. you and thanks to all our friends on "the five." welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. what could be a catastrophic strike from hurricane irma with two nuclear power plants directly in the path of this hurricane. also, georgia, south carolina, north carolina are racing to prepare for the impact from the strongest storm ever reported in the atlantic ocean. this is absolutely a massive hurricane moving all across the caribbean. leaving a path of total destruction in its wake. president trump is now saying fema, the federal resources are all on the ground. estimated at this point to cause

. >> [applause] >> president trump: god bless you everybody. d bless you. >> liz: this is happening pretty rapidly. the u.s. is now the second most competitive economy in the world in 2017 trailing only switzerland. this comes from the world economic forum. okay, here is what's happening, craig. the regulatory roll back by trump is helping. those are facts, what do you think, craig? >> no you're absolutely right and we're seeing tangible evidence of that every single day but i want to take trump's statement liz. this is important. he said we will make america great. he didn't say he would make america great. we the people when we get back to work and we set our minds to things, liz this is think about the second world war. we went back to work as a nation and this country is ready. excuse the expression, the gun is loaded. all we need to do is ignite the bullet and i believe this tax cut could do that so i love the whole idea of 12, 25 and 35% rates i love the corporate tax i wish it was 15% but 20% like grover said for sub s chapter corporation

god bless you, that's the american way, but pay your fair share. so, mr. president, democrats want to participate in reforming our tax code. there are lots of good things we can agree on, closing loopholes like this one, cutting taxes for the middle class, helping businesses, bringing offshore income back to the united states. we have no reconciliations, that means do it together, not how you did health care, which didn't end up with a great result. second, no tax cuts for the top 1% who are doing just fine, god bless them, and fiscal responsibility. we should not increase the deficit as we cut taxes, particularly now that we're going to have to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to help the beleaguered states of texas and florida. some republicans have characterized those three principles as lines in the sand that show democrats aren't serious about tax reform. i'd ask my republican colleagues, which of the three do you not agree with? do you think we should cut taxes on the top 1%? do you think we should create deficits by cutting taxes on the wealthy

our nation will prevail and the memory oour loved ones will never ever die thank you and may god bless your bless the great united stateof arica. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. >> ladies and ntlemen, please remain in place as the official party departs. [music] cleer cleer usic] >> the chapel will remain open and theorp. of chaplains is here in the memoriaforour assistance. this concles toy's service. thank you for joining us. usic] >> c-span's coverage of the commemoration of 9/11 continues. this morni at 8:46 the time the first airplane crashed into the world trade center the president andirst lady observe and moment of silence at the white house. [bell tolls] >> pennsylvania is where united airlines flight 93 crash on 9/11. passengers are believed try to oveake hijacks. a commemoration ceremony underway now for the 40 passengers and crew that died that day. vice president mike pence one of the speakers ang with interior seety on your screen. >> public lands and national pas and man meants and national memorials such as this e. please wcome the united stes secretary of the in

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on my own behalf and behalf of my country, my greetings to you all, god bless you. [applause] >> on behalf of the general assembly, i wish to thank the president of the republic of turkey. right i regret you stay seated. -- i request you stay seated. >> of the new united nations general secretary addressed of the body for the first time tuesday at the opening of the general assembly.

for peace, forfreedom, forjustice, for family, for humanity, and for the almighty god who made us all. thank you, god blesstions of the world, and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. what will stand out from this address will be his comments on north korea, but there is no simple military solution. for all its shortcomings, the best way to make progress with pyongyang will be via the united nations, and the president knows it. jon is in new york for us this evening. jon, all this talk of destroying north korea. do wejust jon, all this talk of destroying north korea. do we just put that down the overblown rhetoric? well, it is hard to think of another occasion where a us president has gonein occasion where a us president has gone in and threatened to totally destroy our country belonging to another united nations member. it is also hard to think of an occasion where a president has summoned his inner eltonjohn where a president has summoned his inner elton john and where a president has summoned his inner eltonjohn and started talking about rocket man, and i think it is the conjunct

together for peace for freedom for justice for family for humanity and for the almighty god who made a song thank you god bless you god bless the nations of the world and god bless the united states of america thank you very much thank you thank you. we meet at a time of both immense promise and great peril said u.s. president donald trump in his very first address to the united nations general assembly and over the following fourteen minutes or so he went on to detail them greatly you know the immense promise but also the great perils very much a speech of two hobs if you want to put it in that terms the first talking about the role of the united states within the united nations and what donald trump believes the united nations should be doing any closed out his speech with that as well but it was the things in the middle of the talk about north korea the talk about iran about terrorism which i'm sure will get everyone talking let's start with james spays who is following events with us from the united nations james let's deal with this bit by bit i think north korea has to be the first thing. i think north k

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wealth, and for every citizen across his land, we will bring back our great american dream. , god you, god bless you bless america. thank you very much, everybody, thank you. >> the president met with florida gov. rick scott at the white house. they talked about his trip to puerto rico. after his meeting governor scott spoke with reporters. >>

all, god bless you. [applause] >> on behalf of the general assembly, i wish to thank the president of the republic of turkey. right i regret you stay seated. -- i request you stay seated. >> of the new united nations general secretary addressed of the body for the first time tuesday at the opening of the general assembly. he focused the majority of his remarks on the growing tensions with the north korean government. this is 25 minutes. >> good morning. the third general meeting of the general assembly is called to order. in accordance with the decision taken 15 september 2017, the general assembly will hear a presentation by the secretary-general and his report on the work of the organization, and agenda item 110. i now give the floor to the secretary-general of the united nations, his excellency antonio guterres. mr. guterres: mr. president and the general assembly, distinguished governments, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, i think you've really trust you have placed in me to serve the world's peop

on my own behalf and behalf of my country my greetings to you all, god bless you. [applause] >> on the half of the general assembly, i would like to thank the president for the statement made. seatedst you remain while we greet the head of state. >> the general assembly will have a statement from the prime minister of the state of israel. may i request protocol to escort his excellency. -- excellency? mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, we're in the midst of a great revolution. a revolution in israel's standing among the nations. this is happening because so many countries around the world have finally woken up to what israel can do for them. those countries now recognize what brilliant investors, like warren buffet, and great companies, like google and intel, what they've recognized and known for years: that israel is the innovation nation. the place for cutting-edge technology and agriculture, in water, in cybersecurity, in medicine, in autonomous vehicles. you name it, we've got it. those countries now also recognize israel's exceptional capabilities in fighting