so i want to offer brendan my sincere thanks for a job very well done and wish him godspeed for what lies ahead.

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vision, clear, concise, unambiguous and we want to congratulate you and the president and we wish you godspeed. i am going to ask you to remain seated while the secretary exits. i have about eight more questions here, but-- >> for another day, thank you all very much for being here. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> again, thank you all for joining us here, i would invite you to check our website. we have lots of interesting speakers. we have symposiums, we are producing papers on a regular basis. all of which we hope contribute to the ongoing dialog that we have. i think i have spoken long enough that you may now be released. thank you so much. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we'll have secretary pompeo's remarks from the heritage foundation available a little later today on our website, check that out at c-span.org or watch his speech again tonight we'll have it at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span. [inaudible conversations] >> later this week, secretary of sta

of the two -- freedom or slavery, shall give law to this republic, less the conflict comes and godspeed's right. when the war had again, he rejoiced. for this consummation, we have watched and wished with fear and trembling, god we praise that it has come at last. let's get him on there. there he is. this is douglass in january 1863. now, for douglass, the road to war had been emotionally and intellectually a crooked one. with great anticipation, he awaited president lincoln's inaugural address, and it dominated douglass by fear that the government had been allowed by the previous buchanan administration two, in his words, "float to the verge of destruction." in february 1818, he gathered at -- joined a throng of 15,000 people that gathered at the rochester train station to get a glimpse of lincoln as the president-elect passed through on his storied whistle stop journey on the way to washington. did not record if you waived and cheered -- if he waved and cheered to the president and president-elect on that platform, or if he felt that anxiety and anticipation. douglass hated slavery and

written two books on the experience and now as a motivational speaker and part of a documentary called godspeednk you for being here. can i take you back to 1989? we show you a video of the plane crash, what does it bring up inside of you now it does not take you back to the event itself but remind me of all the shattered lives, all the people that lost, and who has had to carry on since then i just know the pain and suffering is still there >> how does it change the trajectory of your own life? >> i think i am a completely different person than i was before the crash. i do not think i know that for sure, i found the lord through the crash, i got my life redirected, my career redirected, i think in many ways, very positive. there are a group of about 15 or 20 people from the crash, survivors and family members of people that died in the crash. we do stuff socially and have kept in contact very closely over the years. >> statistically, air travel is very safe, safer than driving for example. before this happened, were you ever afraid of flying? >> never, i never thought about it. people say did

committed that he cannot turn away from such a desire, and if that is his mission then i would bid him godspeed and its, knowing full tol that what is reasonably be expected as a final invoking of force, because if you live by the sword you die but the sword. some 5.5 million young people, 17 through 23 are in college. some 700,000 of these, the survey shows, have attitudes of radical dissent. but far fewer act out their anger. only one in 20 considers himself's -- only one in 20 students considers himself an activist. who are the new left activists? what motivates them? we have turned to a range of experts for answers. psychologist has made an in-depth study of the young activists. >> they are college students, mostly people from middle-class families. a surprising number come from towns like scarsdale and newton and beverly hills and berkeley, and such towns. they are intelligent, bright and often very disaffected young men and women. is there anything aside from the disaffection that sets them apart from their classmates? whether he is a hippie or a be more tends to inclined to be in college

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dedicated and committed that from such arn away desire and if that is his mission, then i would bid him godspeed, knowing full well what is reasonably to be expected as a final invoking of force, because if you live by the sword, you die by the sword. some five and a half million people, 17 through 23 are in college. have attitudese of radical or revolutionary dissent. .ar fewer act out their anger only one of 20 students considers themselves an activist. it is this minority within the minority which is shaking up universities across the land. who are the new left activists? what motivates them? we have turned to a range of experts for answers. kenneth, a yield psychologist has made a study of the young activists. students,e college mostly people from middle-class families, a surprising number come from towns like newton or beverly hills or berkeley. bright andtelligent, often very disaffected. >> is there anything besides the disaffection that sets them apart from their classmates? it tends to be usually somewhat they get better grades than classmates, more inclined to be in college. to come fr

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so i want to offer brendan my sincere thanks for a job very well done and wish him godspeed for what lies ahead. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. paul: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: i move to proceed to consideration of senate -- the presiding officer: the senate in a quorum call. mr. paul: i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. mr. paul: i move to proceed to consideration of senate concurrent resolution 36. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 384, s. con. res. 36, concurrent resolution setting forth the congressality budget for the united states government for fiscal year 2019 and so forth. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be 45 minutes under the control of senator from kentucky, mr. paul, or his designee, and 45 minutes under the control of the democrat