your great—great—grandmother some cake and i think she is happy, she has had a lot of cake.by all. all the people who come after me. it's a beautiful thing and i'm quite jealous, to be honest. so we are just going to wait... i'm going to choke. this cake is good. so we are just going to wait for my great—grandmother to go to where they are all taking a family picture. once we are all sat down, we will start will move into that area. 0rganising so many people is a tough task. everybody is keen to catch up. and while great—grandmother patiently waits, it is a chance to meet relatives i didn't know i had. do you know how we are related? i belong to the grandmother. he is my cousin. so his son is your dad? hello. hi, hi, hi. thank you very much. lam youraunt. people are so excited to see each other that they are socialising and they are slowly, slowly, slowly moving towards this way. so hopefully we get the picture by the end of the day. first to join our living family tree, great—grandmother elizabeth. surrounded by her six surviving children, who have a combined age of more th

trump: great people. great people. thank you. great people. it's the future of our country.t's the future of our country. great young people. their devotion to our nation inspires us all. really does. but to ensure that our young people reach their potential, and our nation fulfills its destiny, we must remember and honor our history. we have to remember our history. mostly good, some not so good, but you learn from it. we have to remember our history. that is why i want to close my remarks today by commemorating one of the most important days in american history -- today, january 8. the story began right here in tennessee. and like so many of the great stories of american history, many of its heroes were american farmers. it was a pivotal moment in the war of 1812. at the time, the british army seemed totally unstoppable. they had just beaten napoleon in europe and set fire to the united states capitol. but that did not stop a man named general andrew jackson of tennessee. did you ever hear of andrew jackson of tennessee? [applause] pres. trump: he was a great general and a

these are great people, these are great, great people who work so hard in the midst of such danger, so that this can never happen again. [applause] pres. trump: the united states is a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country, anywhere in the world, to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged, all over the world. but as president of the united states, my highest loyalty, my greatest compassion, my constant concern, is for america's children, america's struggling workers, and america's forgotten communities. i want our youth to grow up to achieve great things. to have theirr chance to rise. so tonight, i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion and creed. [applause] pres. trump: my duty, and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber, is to defend americans, to protect their safety, their families, their communities, and their right to the american dream. because americans are dreamers, too. [applause] pres. trump: h

he built roads and great bridges.ven his empire finally crumbled. 1925,ies later, in another rose to power and a new era began, marked by a turn from old customs to western ways of thought. under his son, needed land reforms are changing old patterns and bringing hope to the people. the young shaw's palace is typical. former rulers lived in the rose garden palace. it's mirrored throne room is one of -- in it's mirrored throne room is one of the world's most fabulous objects, the peacock throne. it was designed so it's occupants sat cross ragged -- set crosslegged in. built for the great mogul of india, it was captured and brought to persia 200 years ago. above is the jeweled peacock from which the throne gets its name. tehran is the capital of iran. it is a modern city with roots .n the past the great muslim religious college is one of the religious centers of the islamic world. these young men are studying to become mullahs, religious leaders. . -- as a reminder that even in this modern city a strong link to the east

great learned man. the idea is that this is a memorial and burial ground but it's not confirmed. this is it this is the memorial. i guess just looks like something kind of humble for the people here. and i guess it's kind of sweet ok you know it strikes me as being a bit inadequate. you know why we were just at mount rushmore the contrast between this and mount rushmore is going to be greater. rushmore is like a cathedral of american colonialism here is a guy who was tribal existence was thousands of years and this is all we have in memory every couple of transparency and seems like there's a. you could maybe get a little. more. yeah spectacular and we're going to respect the color green the sun show a little more love this seems a little you know slow. compared to mount rushmore sure yeah i guess you make a good point kind of seems odd. this great american right yeah well what we see here says a bunch of stuff about how we kind of didn't do the right thing right but we're trying to do that now i want t

it's to me it's a great defense. one of the best if not the top defenses in the league and they proved it again tonight. and you know i don't get enough credit and those guys in the dressing room they know they understand and we know as coaches hats off to jim schwartz for the schemes and you know the plays and defenses and everything that he puts together great group probably not giving enough credit. >> nick foles do you pose an appreciation for what it takes to do what he's done from off the bench. walk out the noise and go what labels get stuck to the quarterback and they get to that sgloment hats off to nick, you know. trusting in his ability, trusting in me ahead coach and putting him in ideal situations and you know situations to be successful on the field and then for the guys, the guys to believe in him. listen he's not a rookie. he's a veteran player that played a lot of games in the league. he star aid lot of games h he pro bowl yoor a couple years ago. this is not a rookie we're talking about. and you kno

these are great people. these are great, great people that work so hard in the midst of such danger. so that this can never happen again. [ applause ] the united states is a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country anywhere in the world to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged all over the world. but as president of the united states, my highest loyalty, my greatest compassion, my constant concern is for america's children, america's struggling workers, and america's forgotten communities. i want our youth to grow up to achieve great things. i want our poor to have their chance to rise. so tonight i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion, and creed. [ applause ] my duty and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans, to protect their safety, their families, their communities and their right to the american dre

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[applause] great, great thing. we've enacted massive tax cuts. using what's happened. i have to tell you that far beyond our expectations. we thought on february people would start to see their paycheck and have low more money and at, and you know, you pick up that extra two or $300 all of a sudden on a monthly basis and sometimes on a weekly basis, that has a big impact so we thought it would be february. little did we know when the company started, at&t started it but these company started giving out $1000 to everybody. all of a sudden it was one after another. now that the few that have there all sink the employees are saying what about us? so you know that's going to happen. it kicked a lot faster than we thought that the stock market is way up again today, and we're setting a record literally all the time to until you have a long way to go. and had the other side gotten it, market would've gone down 50% from where it was. 50% from where it was. remember that. it was stagnant and it was going down. and all you have to do is look at the gnp from the beginning. just

[cheers] done a great, done a great job. really a great job. thank you, thank you.an incredible company. ivanka are you going to say a couple of words about the child tax credit? boy, did you work hard? come on. >> hi, everyone, it is always amazing to be here in pennsylvania and to be here with all of you. we worked so hard on tax cuts and tax reform, and the president, my father, was very specific about what he wanted to accomplish. it was so core to him to support hard-working, middle income families, and the child tax credit is key to doing that. a big win for everyone in this room and everyone across this country, and we are very, very excited about that. doubling the standard deduction. the child tax credit. all of these elements that make this a very family-friendly plan. but also enable great american businesses like this one to thrive and be competitive in a global landscape. so we're very proud of it, and america is just starting to realize just how great our tax cut plan is. so more of that to come. but thank you for having me here. thank you. [cheers and

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and norway is a great customer hand great ally and great friend. so it's an honor to have you. >> thank you very much. and i'd like to say we really appreciating the good work we have together with the united states. that you are our closest ally inside nato. and we see your military personnel also training and it's part of what we think is very good on our corporation side. so we lost the senior minister on the economic side. so must be making good products. >> we are doing a little bit. we do make great products. and we were discuss discussing with the prime minister we make the greatest military equipment in the world and you buy a lot of that and we appreciate that. it's called jobs but also called great america. >> no way contributes supports up to 400,000 jobs in the united states by our investment and in doing so. and a special thing. we have climate policies about making transportation system different. so no tesla are getting hit in norway. >> that's good. >> electrical cars. >> we do that too. thank you. thank you everybody. thank you ver

. >> alex is great. is just starting. he's highly respected. so that's fantastic. scott, as you know, is a star. >> he is a star. for tobaccovision and trying to improve and reduce the use of tobacco around the is also very inspiring. >> very good. thank you. >> mr. president, thank you very having me tonight. we are a business in more than 100 countries of the world, but we have made in the last eight u.s. a focus. theolleagues, friends in u.s., motor companies. the process of closing a transaction to acquire g.e. solutions, a fantastic business in terms of its base. ofneeds a little bit investment in terms of technology. >> did you get a good price? [laughter] get a good price. i know who i deal with. he always gets a good price. that's good. we have today now, we have the u.s., in in more than 50 sites, nicely u.s.d over all the we have the classic copper and iron activities, the motors. week, the entire theutive committee team, in silicon valley, because they that weand robotics firmly intend to go f

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obviously we got a great running game as well. great defense. be excited to see them progress on to the next division. >> when you would head out to the field and you would know that the wind was blowing like this, how do you sort of steal yourself for that. >> big thing try to keep it below the trees when kicking into the wind, try to drive it to the goal post quickly as possible. that's one thing john harbaugh told me early in my career. going with the wind get it up in the air and let it ride out. i'm sure jake will get out there early and figure out what's going on. i have all the faith in the world he'll have a great day. >> give us a sense what the emotions are for these guys today, you know, playoff, here at home, at the link, what are they going through. >> funny i was just talking to some of the employees with the eagles and said have you been in an eagles atmosphere during a playoff game they said no, i said, it's second to none. eagles fans are so fashionate. passionate. as a player you want to be in it to win it. you win this one you

to fully fund our great military. [applause] we must modernize and rebuild our nuclear arsenal, hopefully never having to use it, but making it so strong and so powerful that it will deter any acts of aggression like any another nation or anyone else. [applause] perhaps someday in the future there will be a magical moment when the countries of the world will get together to eliminate the nuclear weapons. unfortunately, we are not there yet. last year, i also pledged that we would work with our allies to extinguish isis from the face of the earth. one year later i am proud to report that the coalition to defeat isis has liberated very close to 100% of the territory just recently held by these killers in iraq and syria and other locations as well. [applause] but there is much more work to be done. we will continue our fight until isis is defeated. the army staff sergeant is here tonight. last november justin and his comrades the chief petty officer were on a mission to buildings that were rigged with explosives so that

it just is a great, great base. - and so then this replaces all the carbs you would get in normal pasta. - right, right. and you get all these added nutrients from the zucchini. - so a much healthier choice. - absolutely, absolutely. we're just gonna toss this in the microwave for two and a half minutes. - okay, great. - it's super quick. - it just goes right in. (beeping) all right, so while that's cooking, we're gonna prep our spinach and mushrooms, and this is gonna just add a little bit of flavor to our spaghetti. - okay. - [k. lee] we've got some fresh, clean spinach and mushrooms that are pre-sliced. we're going to put this in this microwave safe bowl because metal cannot go in the microwave. - absolutely. - might cause your microwave to explode. so we've got that-- - and we're prepping this to get steamed in the microwave? - yes. - and that's all it takes to steam them. - right, you're just gonna add a little bit of water for me, just a little splash over here. - [nicole] all right, how much is a splash? - [k. lee] let's see, i'll tell you when. - [nicole] all right. - [k. lee] a

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. ♪ god bless the usa >> what a great place. i met the workers and people who make america great.hank you and thank you for being here. you know, i'm very familiar with this setting, as you found out. this is something special. i am thrilled to be back in pennsylvania with the hardworking men and women of h & k equipment. good job you do. good job. good job you do. we're honored to be joined by the secretary of the treasury, steve mnuchin. director -- look at that, steve. they must know you. there's about 5% of this group. director of national economic counsel, gary cohn, our tax guy. our tax man. where is gary? gary, did a good job on those taxes. everybody being helped by those taxes, huh? big tax cuts. as well as a number of outstanding members of congress, representative lou barletta. he has been a friend of mine for a long time. here is another one. mike kelly. mike. i won't have you go through and over those gates. pat mehan. thank you, pat. great job you do, pat. these are like real friends of mine for a long time. representative keith rofsus. does everybody know him? keith

> and a really great state. >> great state.tate. >> thanks, china. >> my name is jessica melendez, i work for jergens incorporated in cleveland, ohio. me, personal, other than seeing more on my paycheck every week, the president of jergens is going to be giving everyone double pay raise. >> wow. >> permanently, every year, every annual. we're going to be investing money into cnc machining downstairs, and we're also looking forward to bringing on new hires. we have an interview already friday. >> that's fantastic. fantastic. go ahead. first of all, mr. president, thanks for having us here. i'm patrick sorbers with national bank holdings, and we operate a family of community banks in colorado, kansas, missouri, new mexico and texas, i served as the president of the community bank of colorado. i want to say, mr. president, this has been very impactful to all our associates. we quickly took action and awarded every associate in our company who makes less than $50,000 a year annually a thousand dollar bonus, and the feedback has bee

these are great people. these are great great people that work so hards in th hard it of such danger so that this can never happen again. [ applause ] the united states is a kos compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country anywhere in the world to help the needy, the struggling and the underprivileged all over the world. but as president of the united states, my highest loyalty, my greatest compassion, my constant concern is for america's children, america's struggling workers and america's forgotten communities. i want our youth to grow up to achieve great things. i want our poor to have their chance to rise. so tonight i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion and creed. [ applause ] my duty and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans, to protect their safety, their families, their communities and their right to the american dr

of the truly great state of kansas. and the perfect description for senator dole's extraordinary life. from his first year as young representative from kansas, to his tenure as majority leader of the united states senate. all the way to today, bob dole never stopped fighting for the values. he fights for kansas, for veterans, for the disabled and for all of his fellow americans. and he always has. tens of thousands of veterans have bordered on our flights to visit world war ii memorial, thanks to in great measure, bob dole. nearly ef day at the memorial you can see tough war heros in their 80s and 90s moved to tears and many recount the unforgettable experience of being greeted at their memorial and much to their surprise by senator dole, somebody they have great respect for. one world war ii veteran from ohio wrote him after a visit. he told him that before he traveled, on the honor flight that's capital h, capital f, very important, honor flight, to see the memorial he felt like he hadn't amounted to very much. he did

this was a great movement.ement like has never been seen before in our country or probably anywhere else appeared at this was a truly great moment, i will always be with you. i promise you that. i wanted to be in a room filled with hardworking american patriots, who love their country, who salute their flag, and to pray for a better b futu. i also want to speak to you without the filter of the fake news. the dishonest media, which has published one of false story after another, with no sources, even though they pretend they have them. they make them up in many cases. they just don't want to report the truth. they have been calling us wrong and out for two years. they don't get it, but they are starting to get it. i can tell you. they have become a big part of the problem. they are a part of the corrupt system. ♪ >> it has been a little over 50 days from my inauguration. and we have been putting our america first agenda very much into action. we are keeping our promises. in fact, they have signs. he has kept his

he was getting after it and balling great game. >> it was impressive and i had a couple wild and a great catch by tori smith. that solidified it there for me. i said -- it's our time it. it's hour time. and you know we obviously cared from there and finished it out and now we on to minnesota. >> what do you do now. rest of night. >> many enjoyed them all with my earth bro's. everyone that put in work i put the time in to get us here and so we will enjoy it. it's the same thing every wee week. hour rule man and once tomorrow hits news under the paid rekz big mile. enjoy it now he needs tomorrow paid rekz big mile. enjoy it now he needs tomorrow to relax and enjoy this one. watch this. [ cheers ] before you said we've seen that before. that's new. >> we showed you last week and yet again eagles owner jeffery lurie showing his skills in that video. do we have time. >> can we see that again. >> this should be the lurie not the dugy. >> he took it to another level this time he wept upstairs. >> i think he went low. >> lower. >> low, low, low, low, low. he did go low but he took it hygiene too

i'm seeing great murals around the city, great businesses. what made the change? >> i think the change -- i was trying to explain this to someone the other day as vcu kind of drove some of that. remember vcu went to the final four, that kind of help -- where's this school from, it's the stiff richmond, that put richmond on the map. i thought also this was one of the ha centers of 2008 election as well. that put us on the map when president obama won virginia for the first time until 44 years. >> a democrat had won the state. >> that's right. yeah. >> do you think that's changed as far as government too? so virginia also went blue in the most recent election. >> that's right. and richmond's at the heart of all that because we -- we play a -- we play a significant role in the electoral future of the common wealth of virginia. not only do you have votes in northern va, but you also have a thriving, growing region as well. we're still growing and i think vcu is a driver of that and i think that just young people in general moving to the city. >> how do millennials res

some great friends, great mayors. please sit down. we have really hardworking, brilliant people in this room. i know so much about being a mayor. we have a very good friend of mine, dane maxwell. where's dane? dane. stand up, dane. we've been together a long time, dane, a long time. and thank you very much for being here. it's a great place -- that mississippi is special. we had a good time on november 8th in mississippi, right? and betsy price. betsy? thank you, betsy. thank you for being here, very much. really, two fantastic friends of mine for a long time. toni harp. where's toni? toni? toni? uh oh, can't be a sanctuary city person, i know. [laughter] president trump: that's not possible, is it? well, i want to just say -- i mean, we'll start by saying that, as you know, the department of justice, today, has announced a critical legal step to hold accountable sanctuary cities that violate federal law and free criminal aliens back into our communities. we can't have that. can't have it. it would be very easy to go the other way, bu

so i want to thank the people of the great, great, great state of pennsylvania. you remember that big night on november 8th. donald trump has won the state of pennsylvania. right? you are my friends. you are truly great, great people. you are making america tick. you are very special. thank you all for being here. god bless you all. thank you. thank you very much. thank you.

trump: great product. i've used your product, as you know. great product. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for the invitation. it's an honor. i'm c.e.o., oil and gas. coming from norway, the region of norway. the president of the u.s. -- 430 years now. substantial investments over the now, -- for 30s now, substantial investments over the years. onshore, offshore, extensive trading business and also renewables. not solar but wind actually. so quite sizeable business. not as big as they are, but we're working on it. so we're growing and increasing our production. we have three areas onshore. increasing to eight fields offshore. 300,000-plus parts a day. 400,000. so it's our second biggest location outside of the norwegian continent. so we are growing in production. so i would like to congratulate you, like many others here, on the tax reform. i think that is really good news, i guess for all of us here, but also for the oil and gas and our industry. you know, oil and gas is also heavily regulated business. so your thinking on regula

a great general. a great president. his rag tag malitia of patriots ready to fight to defend american independence, in december of 1814, jackson and his tennessee volunteers had made their way to new orleans to defend that crucial port from the british. through grueling winter weeks, horrible weather, icy rain, hunger and sleepless nights, a few thousand american patriots fought to hold back a british force nearly twice as large and that everybody thought was totally unstoppable. finally on this day, 203 years ago, the british launched their full scale attack. it was brutal. it was brutal. they expected to secure a swift victory and seize control of the mississippi river. and that would have been catastrophic for what we were doing. it wasn't the first time the british had underestimated the american spirit. you notice how so many people underestimate the americans? they're not underestimating us so much anymore, folks. [applause] but jackson's men proved them very, very wrong. within a half an hour, an outnumbered forc

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doing great. great job. great equipment. that means more growth and ultimately it means more jobs.elations. we have created nearly 2.2 million jobs since the election. [applause] the unemployment rate is at now an 18-year low. i would say 17 years, now it just lifted to 18 years. the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits just hit a 45-year low. something i'm really proud of. what do you have to lose? african-american unemployment is at its lowest level ever recorded. [applause] female unemployment is at the owest level in 17 years. hispanic american unemployment has hit its all-time lows. lowest ever. pensions and retirement accounts are surging in value as the stock market smashes one record high after another. how many people have 401-k's here. you're brilliant investors. i've had people come up, sir, my wife thinks i'm the most brilliant investor. because i made 42% in the last 10 months and that's pretty good. but people are happy. anybody unhappy with the 401k? i don't think so. we can keep it like this, we're going to win a lot of elections, that i can tell y

great. so chief, i know we talked briefly during another portion of this meeting regarding the chief's residence, can you tell us about the things you feel need to be addressed this the chief's residence? >> certainly. if you need greater detail, i'll defer, but basically it's an older residence. it's beautiful but aging residence. i would say at some point it's in need of electrical and plumbing work. significant. over the course of many years the maintenance similar to our stations which we prioritize there's been maintenance. we have done some work, more aesthetic work for the neighbors, including full exterior paint job. i think many of you have been inside, we're happy to show it to you again, but i would say deferred maintenance overtime, the building is in need of some modification. it's to be determined, i think what vice president nakajo put out there, open to discussion. there were department heads that had been allowed to stay there in the earlier parts of when i became the chief.

a book filled with great stories about great folks and a great history. i want to read to you the dedicate that brian makes at the front because its says a lot about him. he says, this book is to the unsung men and women who's faithful military service as keptes free and made generals like jackson famous you. names and faces anyway may not be known by the world but you'll never be forgotten be me. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, brian killmeade. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> true professional. we had a chance to do an interview last week. i thought the heritage would be tighter of me by -- tired of me by now but you're out in. have an audio visual presentation for no extra money so you definitely going to get your money's worth today. to give you a summary of the book. i also want to give you an idea what you'll see so many to life and we have a four-minute summary before we get started. also, i like to first off urge you to think about questions you want to ask and how much time shy leave. so you can talk about the book, talk about history,

eric told me kawasaki is great for lincoln. besides the good paying jobs and investments, kawasaki also supports local charities like the nebraska 150. and uses local vendors. eric and his wife miranda are here with us today. let's give them a warm welcome and thanks. [applaus [applause] >> i should have mentioned eric's mom deb is here as well and is proud of him though she missed him a lot when he was in japan. in nebraska we export over $8 billion of goods annually. our work in china over the last three years has helped open the door for nebraska for the first time in 14 years. being from a nebraska company was the first to arrive in china last summer and i'm excited to report over half the american beef in china right now comes from nebraska. [applaus [applause] >> over the past 12 months we have also seen argentina reopen their market to american pork. bulgaria signed new soy bean deals with nebraska. vietnam opened their doors to disstillage screens and japan is set to open their marketplace to american ethanol. these suc

what a great place. >> what a great place.s, the people that make america great, thank you. thank you for being here. i'm very familiar with the setting, as you found out. this is something special. i am thrilled to be back in pennsylvania with the hard-working men and women of h&k equipment. good job you good job. [cheers & applause] good job you do. we're honored to be joined by the secretary of the treasury, steve mnuchin. director -- look at that, steve! [applause] they must know you. there's about 5% of this group. [laughter] the director of national economic counsel, gary cohn. your tax guy. our tax man. where is gary? did a good job with the taxes. everybody being helped by those taxes, huh? big tax cuts. as well as a number of outstanding members of congress. representative lou barletta. [applause] he's been a friend of mine for a long time. another one. mike kelly. mike! i won't have you go through and open those dpaets. pat meehan. thank you, pat. these are real friends of mine for a long time. representative keith r

these are great people. these are great, great people that work so hard in the midst of such danger. so that this can never happen again. [ applause ] united states is a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country anywhere in the world to help the needy, the struggling and the underprivileged all over the world. but as president of the united states my highest loyalty, my greatest compassion, my constant concern is more america's children, america's struggling workers and america's forgotten communities, i want our youth to grow up to achieve great things. i want our poor to have their chance to rise so tonight i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion and creed. [ applause ] my duty and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber is to defend americans, to protect their safety, their families, their communities and their right to the american dream becaus