we need to give them the same options that harry reid has. he has a personalized account. if it is good enough for harry, it should be good enough for the rest of us. [applause] we need to pay back on that deficit and the debt. we need to cut back on the spending. i propose to you, and i was glad to hear that question about how do you prioritize the spending? that is how i am going to phrase the question on the 10th amendment. the priorities of spending at the federal level should be based on the 10th amendment. there are enumerated powers for our federal government, and that is wary should have our priorities in spending, on those enumerated powers. when asked a conservative where are you going to cut, we are going to cut by% -- 5% per year on those b and c priorities. some of those are things the government should not even be spending on. obama can have all the friends he wants, but i don't need to pay for them. [applause] when we talk b b priorities, those are the things we are watching right now. i am truly excited when i see arizona taking their 10th amendment rights a

i say harry reid says he needs $25 million. i need a million people with $25 ronangle.com.o a lady this morning said i only sent you $10, but i am a single mom, and that is what i could afford, but i just want you to know that i am with you. i have a fellow in virginia that sends me $25 a month. he lives on social security. he lives with his son and daughter-in-law, and he started sending me $25 in april 2009. it is what he can afford. but this is true patriotism. this is what our founding fathers were talking about when they said that we would, for liberty, have to give up our lives, our fortunes, andur sacred honor. that is what is happening all over the nation. people are rising up, joining the tea party movement, and they are sending money, not just to me, but to others. they are saying is time that we took back the reins of our country and became once more that government of the people, by the people, and for the people. it is an amazing tng that has happened. i will finish the little story about my son. i did go to the le

came out in a stunning display of courage today against that much maligned ground zero mosque now harry reid in the past has famously said that he would do what ever it takes regardless of how popular or unpopular it might be so what would brave harry i buck the popular trends tweet today sorry guys it's an election year who cares about religious freedom it's totally unpopular right now. are about today's story we'll have another one for you tomorrow and that's also it for tonight's show thanks for tuning in to make sure we come back tomorrow night but in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the low show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all at youtube dot com slash the alone a show where we post not only the interviews but the show in its entirety coming up next is the news with the latest headlines from the u.s. and around the world.

you said in retrial you are going to call rahm emanuel, you are going to call harry reid. if this retrial is held during the fall, how damaging is this going to be for national democrats? >> look, i said what this prosecutor is trying to do is politicize its criminalized politics and he selectively is prosecuting me. i think there is other motivation. "wall street journal" urged he resign or be fired because of the persecution of me. scooter libby and conrad black, this is a bipartisan dynamic here. there is a playbook the guys use. >> chris: if i can ask you to answer any question, sir. how damaging will this be for democrats if this whole trial, your problems, rahm emanuel, harry reid are all up involved with the blagojevich case in the fall of this year? >> if they tell the truth, they've done nothing wrong and i've done nothing wrong. we talked about political horse trading to varying degrees, depending on who i talked about. and it's not at all unlike there are unpublished reports new federal judge made because the obama administration got a congressman to vote for hi

it's not breaking news. >> to this degree. >> harry reid is a, locked in a very, very tight reelectiontle against sharon ankle in the state of nevada and two, he was used to having a 60 vote filibuster majority in the senate. that went away in january with the election of scott brown. so now reid is being forced to pull all these kinds of legislative things. he went through the reconciliation process. 61 votes rather than 60. >> let me cue this up. a week from this wednesday, we are going to salute the anniversary of a sad occasion and that was the death of teddy kennedy. teddy kennedy got along with the other side. he cut deals. he was one of the ones that did it. and bana had the greatest things to say about teddy kennedy. do you think teddy kennedy's absence from the senate with his charm and his ability to work inside and not create the kind of thing we see today. do you think that is causing this and who do you think is going to replace ted kennedy? >> ted did reach across the aisle. even teddy kennedy in my judgment could not melt the iceburg that is mitch mcconnell that caused t

it was not clear that harry reid had the entirety of his caucus. within his own caucus, because he had such a large majority in the senate, independence and self-described socialist, in the middle they became the first democrats to vote against their party's nominee for the supreme court since 1968. it is something hard for him to corral, even harder still to use another republican in the numbers were not there. he confirmed yesterday that when they come back in september he will try again, but it is hard to see how the path to get to 60 votes gets easier after august. remember last year with all of the tea party rallies and tell all meetings, people coming out against health-care. maybe that is one of the reasons they did not want to have this vote, it could overshadow some of those legislative victories that they have had. they did get unemployment insurance passed finally, and i think that if they had had this energy bill vote, i do not know that they would have tested. and i do not think they wanted to risk starting up with an electorate that i

there are seven incumbent democrats, including harry reid, who are in the fight for their lives. there are four or five democratic seats that any handicapper will give us. in the house, charlie cook, real clear politics, "national" journal would put it at 202 with 31 competitive seats left. 30 of those are democrat seats, so democrats are in big, big trouble, and this should be a great election. >> schieffer: well, let me get to governor rendell to talk about that. because i've got to say, governor, these unemployment figures-- we have now had 15 months of unemployment above 9%, and that's something of a record in modern times, as far as i know. i don't think we ever had a period of that long, 9%-plus unemployment, since they started to keep track of this back in about 1948, or at least under the current things. how are democrats going to get around that? because, after all, when people are unemployed, they generally blame it on the people in office. and it's a midterm, when democrats are the party in power, normally loses seats anyway. how do you convince people that they ought

harry reid has a ceiling on his support. what we know for sure is the makeup of the senate next year will be completely different. some of these candidates will emerge as winners. it will change the dynamic. tavis: when you say completely different, are you suggesting democrats want to use -- want to lose the senate? >> we will find out. i spent some time in wisconsin. he know if senator feingold -- if he is in trouble a lot of democrats are in trouble. it is too early to say ed democrats will lose control. republicans would need to win in california and washington state. even if democrats hold their majority, it will be much smaller. there will be at least a handful of new senators who will be representing the tea party movement, some of this unrest in. it will be different. the senator from south carolina will not stand alone as a rabble rouser. there will be many others joining him. it will be a moment of clarity for the republican party. i think they make up will be different. tavis: your message sounds in direct contrad

david brody's exclusive interview with harry reid...the "700 club" >>> iran's official news agency is denying reports that there was an assassination attempt on iran's president. a grene exploding near president mahmoud ahmadinejad's convoy traveling from an airport to give a speechn the country's nuclear program. now witnesses say thelast was from an excited fan setting off fireworks. an iranian general says reports of an assassination attempt were circulated by foreig media. he was not hurt. >> the fire stion that responded to a devastating fire at trace elentary last month is going beyond the call of duty today to help the kids there. arson investigators e still trying to find out who set the fire that cost $10 million damage. the community has kicked in thousands of dollars to rebuild. theresa garcia joins us now. fire department 7 is making a special presentation today. >> they sure are. fire station 7 is giving something special to trace school officials today, and that is definitely to help remember its history. station 7 was the

that was the opponent harry reid wanted because they're going to paint these people as very extreme. what we see in this rally think think tomorrow is the beginning of a new phase for the tea party and trying to figure out how you take all of this energy, all of this anger and develop it into a movement that can sustain itself past the primaries, past november and into, you know, something that genuinely lasts. gwen: does that mean, chuck, that -- it's easy to say this, but that the tea party's strength threatens the republican party or at least the republican party as we have come to know it? >> that would be a contentious argument to make. i suppose it's possible. certainly nevada, as karen pointed out, probably the tea party has delivered -- well, it definitely has delivered the candidate harry reid wanted to run against. gwen: colorado? >> after you get past that, it's a really mixed question, gwen. and we should note that we talk about it, let's assume lisa murkowski loses this primary to joe miller. just like in utah where the tea party kicked out bob bennett, in both of those

even harry reid told supporters that it would be a top priority. right now, there just is not support in congress to do a comprehensive bill. there is not time. congress gets back september 13. they're off on october 8 to campaign until november. became black -- they come back for the lame-duck session after that and before the end of the year. there just is not time in the political wheel produce. this is a hot-button issue. this is a defensive -- divisive issue. democrats want to wait until the next congress to try to put together a bipartisan coalition to get something done. >> the lame duck issue is likely be an issue in the fall campaign. john boehner and others are saying that, if the republicans get control of congress, they are going to campaign against a lame-duck session. it could result in a tax increase. >> we're seeing both sides do that. it is a warning of what could happen now if the other side wins in november. that is the most immediate tactic that republicans have. if democrats take a shellacking, they will come back in the lame-

harry reid said this is going to be a top priority for us. but there isn't the support in congress to do a comprehensive bill and there isn't the time. congress isn't coming back until september 13 and off on october 8 to campaign for the rest -- until november and then they come back for a lame duck session afterwards before the end of the year. there isn't the time or political will and this is such a hot button roiling issue it's uncertain how it would play with the electorate. we are seeing how this issue is divisive over the arizona immigration law and democrats want to let the chips fall where they may and next congress when some have cooled down to put together a bipartisan coalition. >> but that lame duck issue is likely to become an issue. republicans, newt gingrich, john boehner and others are saying if republicans get control over the next congress, they are going to campaign against a lame duck session for fear it could result in a tax increase. >> both sides are doing it. warning what could happen. that is the most immediate sort

as you know, the senate majority leader harry reid is on to reiliclt fr to r. or tirove here ouero this is just one example of how this issue is creeping into campaigns all over the country. today, conservatives were turning up the volume against the planned muslim community center. >> mr. president, ground zero is the wrong place for a mosque. >> you know, nazis hav the right to put up a to the holocaust museum in washington. >> reporter: president obama did his best to avoi sue tody. he gave a speech on friday that seemed to support the project, only to seemingly backtrack somewhat the next day. >> i was not commenting and i will not comment on the wisdom of making a decision to put a mosque there. >> reporter: critics say the present is putting his allies in a tough spot, with polls showing more than two-thirds of americans against the community center. today, senate majority leader harry reid, who is in a tough re-election fight against a tea party republican, came out against the project. saying in a statement that the mosque should be built elsewhere. mus

in the senate he left it to john kerry and harry reid to try to find the votes. no one knew who was trying to get the votes or who was in charge of that bill or the creation of that bill and getting the 06 votes on that bill. there was a lot of finger pointing saying you're responsible, no, you're responsible. it was quite clear everyone was shrugging their shoulders and saying i don't know who is responsible. president obama invited senators into the white house and tried to figure out what they wanted and where the middle ground was. but he never really, you know, shrugged shoulders or twisted arms and really tried to get the 60 votes that were needed to pass this bill. >> warner: eric, you spent a lot of time reporting this. how did you see the way the white house handled this? >> well, people in the white house told me early in the obama administration that they were proceeding with what they called a stealth strategy where they would work mostly behind the scenes. the president would talk about it, say, maybe on a tuesday afternoon when he was visiting a sol

senate democratic harry reid said today the mosque should be relocated. and at least one republican congressional candidate, this one in florida, has cut a television ad. >> mr. president , ground zero is the wrong place for a mosque. >> ifill: and senator jon corn insaid the president is out of touch. >> washington, the white house, the administration, the president himself seems to be disconnected from the mainstream of america. i think that's one of the reasons people are so frustrated. >> ifill: independent new york mayor michael bloomberg who has supported the project defended the president's position today. >> muslims are a... as much a part of this city and this country as americans of any other faith. and they are as welcome to worship in lower manhattan as anyone else. if we shout down a mosque and... shut down a mosque and community center because it is two blocks away from the site where freedom was attacked i think it would be a sad day for america. >> ifill: also today a white house spokesman said the president was driven by constitutional ob

harry reid is stapled to obama's forehead. reid has already shown up and saying i'm not with that crazy person. he has made up imaginary space between them. when in fact, they are joined at the hip when it comes to spending. it is worst than a crime. it is stupid. it's a focus on monica lewinski in 1998. host: going to the phones. caller: overall, it's refreshing of the tone to reducing the debt. it could have been worst. is there an estimate of how much would be reduced in just identifying the tax people are paying? if it is simply receiving one plot amount. unemployment and the number has gone up since it passed. explain to me how it moves it. it gave it to someone who didn't but it didn't make anyone richer. what you are missing is the picture of the guy that just lost his job or didn't get hired. >> name one thing you would like to cut? there are new studies that have come out showing that federal workers are paid significantly more than the private sector. somewhere between $19,000 and $25,000 per person. you don't have to

of new york and were happy to have occurred block republican mayor of new york is sore for a to harry reid is not for it. the mosque should be built someplace else. yorkers are divided in a new survey out today nearly 23 say they are games putting in mosques so close to the center of the world trade center. about the same number say they believe the developer has the right to build it there. if the developer himself said he sorry this project turned into a partisan issue. it's really sad day for america. a cnn poll just last week on 70 percent of all americans are opposed to the mosque being built there. a new poll said that an overwhelming amount of americans described the financial outlook is poor. web producer kimberly tells us about the new numbers. the new associated press shows up president barack obama is earning as lois marx ever on his handling of the economy those surveyed disapprove of the president's performance on the economy and a whopping 81 percent of people now call the economy to poor or very poor. the polls shows people have little trust in the democrats or republicans o

. >> democrat senator harry reid is not for it. >> yorkers are divided and a new survey today nearlyo out of three said they are against putting a mosque so close to the center of the world trade center but about the same number say they believe the developer has the right to build it there. he said he sorry to see the project turned into a partisan issue. >> it's a sad day for america. as >> cnn poll found 70 percent of all americans are opposed to putting the mosque there. this just in eight recall we were telling about is now grown to their nearly 32 million cartons of eggs. those eggs are being recalled nationwide after being linked to salmonella a break. so far nearly 300 californians may have been sickened by tainted eggs. >> it's a little cooler out there today especially our inland spots only about 80 degrees. it's still about the same along the coastline know because were seeing sunny skies there again this afternoon. 82 napa, '60s and '70s for the rest the bay area. tonight into tomorrow the clear skies along the coastline it weren't that fog pumped back to the coast simila

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harry reid is stapled to obama's forehead. reid has already shown up and saying i'm not with that crazy person. he has made up imaginary space between them. when in fact, they are joined at the hip when it comes to spending. it is worst than a crime. it is stupid. it's a focus on monica lewinski in 1998. host: going to the phones. caller: overall, it's refreshing of the tone to reducing the debt. it could have been worst. is there an estimate of how much would be reduced in just identifying the tax people are paying? if it is simply receiving one plot amount. unemployment and the number has gone up since it passed. explain to me how it moves it. it gave it to someone who didn't but it didn't make anyone richer. what you are missing is the picture of the guy that just lost his job or didn't get hired. >> name one thing you would like to cut? there are new studies that have come out showing that federal workers are paid significantly more than the private sector. somewhere between $19,000 and $25,000 per person. you don't have t

look at the very fact that harry reid, until sharron angle was nominated by the republican party, a hard wing tea party supporter, tea party essentially representative, until then, harry reid was struggling in the polls. now he's up in the polls in every major poll. you have candidates across the country who are up in the polls overwhelmingly, and about 8 or 9 of the nrcc hand picked moderate young guns have gotten beaten in republican primaries and now those nominees, the tea party nominees are down in the polls and will ultimately lose to our moderate, main stream democrats who are pro business and have the finger on the pulse of their own constituencieconstituencies. that's just the fact. i'm not making things up as i go along. >> democratic party doesn't have a pulse on the main stream america. they have their foot on american businesses, putting through a health care bill that 60% of americans oppose. putting through apologies for america around the word. the republicans would not be in such a strong position in the polls if people thought the democrats were a main stream party. >>

harry reid facing sharro ankle. so he may not lose the senate. >> the appetite for republicans and the environment is good for republicans out there. got to get 10 seats to take back the senate, but haven't field the the best seats. nevada, that has been a disaster for the republican party. a lot of the donors are starting to run and charlie crist who is running as an independent is dahean the polls even though rubio is a star, charlie crist may win that seat. >> kelly, it seems to be a bifurcation. sometimes zany and tea party people. bachmann and palin and you have a dull group of leaders, mitch mcconnell and john boehner. people wouldn't recognize them on the subway. [laughter] chris: does that hurt the republican party to have dull leaders? >> there is a front stage-badge stage scenario where they don't necessarily have the strongest voices for television and for easy communication, kind of the b team is moving up who really communicate well. if you look at mitch mcconnell, his strength is organizing the party a

president's recent comments said they have the right to build their has angered some including harry reidenate's top democrat the president's ideas no hard feelings calling read fiercely independent. near its governor is trying to get the developers to build on state land some place else. a disturbing development in the gulf oil spill some researchers say this really is a bigger mess than the government says it is and a lot of oil is still lurking below the surface. that's not a new warning. now scientists of the university of south florida are finding small amounts of oil mixed into the soil on the ocean floor. they're also finding painted plankton which is an essential food before see land. >> and the men remembered for hitting what's called the shot heard around the world has passed away. >> (cheering) >> the giants won the pennant bobby thompson's star for the new york giants which later became the center is as good giants his health had been dealing for several years now he died on monday night at his home in georgia. thompson helped the giants defeat the brooklyn dodgers back in 195

that's what the republican strategy is going to be and that's what harry reid, the democratic leader, is worried about. chris: talking taxes on the republican home court, that's always been their court. >> right. chris: and the gay marriage vote. are the republicans going to jump on this like raw meat as they usually do? or stick with the tax issues? >> the republicans i think know that they're playing a winning hand without the social issues right now. at the same time there is this inningstinctive desire that they always have to jump on those kind of social and cultural wedge issues. you also found out that the judge in question, a republican bush appointee, also is gay. so i think one of the ways republicans are going to go after this is not to make it look like gay bashing but activist judges imposing their will on america. that's a traditional republican trope and one way to get at the issue without overtly bashing gays. >> there's a memo from republicans about how they should talk to the elections. keep coming back to the economy. >> six years ago thiass w an issue, the same-sex

in nevada, republican sharon angle, running against senate democratic leader harry reid called on reid to "stand up and say no to the mosque at ground zero." today reid did just that, breaking with the president and declaring that the mosque should be built someplace else. while some democrats are treating the issue like a political mine field, others have applauded the president for standing up for a core american value. >> we don't prefer people and we don't punish people based on their religion. >> reporter: even some republicans commend the president for taking a politically courageous stand but say any credit was lost when he later watered it down. >> he has a real knack for enraging his critics and for deflating the enthusiasm of his friends and allies and he certainly did that in this case. >> reporter: the president did not mention the mosque controversy today and his advisors clearly want it to just go away. katie? >> couric: chip, less than a week ago a white house spokesman said this was a local issue. so why has the president decided to weigh in now? >> reporter: well he wa

senate majority leader harry reid blamed republicans for the delay, but he's confident a spill bill will pass before year's end. b.p. has begun what its calling a static kill to permanently seal its ruptured oil well in the gulf of mexico. heavy mud and concrete are being pumped into the well. the process could last as long as a couple of days. >> jeff: still ahead, the word on the street is "uncertainty." despite it, some top-rated funds are making money. thestreet.com's gregg greenberg joins us to explain. >> suzanne: before you buy a company's stock, you may research its sales or products. but how much do you know about its board of directors? they are the people who guide the company's overall strategy and direction. as our series "rules of the board" continues, tom hudson talks to experts about how investors can separate a good corporate board from a bad one. >> tom: when a company gets in trouble, its the c.e.o. who gets called before congress. but behind every chief executive is a board of directors, and it's the job every member of that board to be the eyes and ears of shareholde

and now the senate's top democrat harry reid has come out against the proposed mosque plan a clear move away from the president on this controversial issue. reed is in a tight re-election bid in nevada and the mosque controversy is quickly becoming a hot issue as we move into the elections. reid said he respects freedom of religion but thinks the mosque should be built somewhere else. on a trip to miesque yesterday, the president continued to be dogged by questions about his stand on the mosque. aides and the president have spent the past four days trying to explain his position on the issue. he said he believes freedom of religion includes building a place of worship on private property. now, he clarified that a bit on saturday saying he wasn't talking about the wisdom of building in that particular location but just about the principles this country was founded on. yesterday a spokesman for the white house said the president felt it was his obligation as president to address this. lynn? >> kristen dahlgren for us in washington. kristen, thank you. >>> well, same-sex weddings will not

senate majority leader harry reid, who is in a tough re-election fight against a tea party republicanut against the project. saying in a statement, that the mosque should be built elsewhere. muslim activists say angry rhetoric is fuelling a dangerous level of islama-phobia. in demonstrations over proposed mosques in places like tennessee. and wisconsin. >> there isn't a muslim say that they peacefully assemble. >> reporter: the bombing of a mosque in jacksonville, florida, in may. and a church in gainesville, florida, that's planning to burn korans on september 11th. >> i'm not going to allow muslim leaders to deter someone speaking out on this claim. the main focus of this debate should be, does that mosque wrong at ground zero? and the answer is, it does not. >> reporter: some prominent republicans are working behind the scenes to get some of their party members to ratchet down the rhetoric over this controversy here at ground zero. dan harris, abc news, in lower manhattan. >>> a group of scientists says most of the oil of the bp spill is still in the water. they're releasing the re

that is how slow the sun and has been to take up the legislation, not because of harry reid, but becausef republican obstructionism. time is our ally. in the same with bob dole blocked passage of the telecommunications act of 1994 so that he could win a majority of the house and senate -- it did become the telecommunications act of 1996 two years later that unleashed the creation of google, ebay, hulu, thousands of companies. they were able to deliver two years. they are willfully committed to delay it again this year. but over time, technology and innovation triumph. the markets triumph. there are many venture capitalists across this country who are looking on with dismaying, watching what republican senators are trying to block. to block an innovation revolution and that can create many new millionaires or billionaires' across america. that will inject itself into the debate as time goes by. >> speaking of technology, it was you and your offices who pushed for bp to put the spill cam up on the website. what difference did it make, looking back? >> a person used to say that the medium w

meses de la administración de obama, que la economía se pone más floja, todos los días gracias a harry reid que tiene el voto latino asegurado. >>> este analista demócrata considera que el comentario pudo ser malinterpretado. >>> a lo que se refiere la retórica que sale del partido republicano, precisamente con el tema de la reforma migratoria, es una retórica muy fea, hasta muy dolorosa, que ha insultado a la posibles hispana de estados unidos. >>> la oficina de campaña de reid quiso decir que no entendía como cualquiera persona hispana o no, puede votar por un republicano al ver la agenda obstrucci obstrucci obstrucciónista que se han enfocado en el congreso inversiones para generar empleos en el sector de energía limpia e incentivos tributarios para pequeños empresas entre otras cosa. la controversia es grande y algunos piensan que puede tener un saldo positivo. >>> es hasta más evidencia de la importancia que este voto tiene en este país. que los partidos lo buscan y tratan de reclamar como ellos. porque no solo es un voto importante es el voto que masacre ze. reid está en una reñida co

right-wing, harry reid was struggling in the polls.e's up in the polls in every major poll. you have candidates across the country, democratic candidates, democratic incumbents who are up in the polls overwhelmingly, and about eight or nine of the nrcc, hand-picked moderates, young guns have gotten beat in republican primaries and now those nominees, the tea party nominees, are down in the polls and will ultimately lose to our moderate, mainstream middle -- democrats who are pro-business and who have their finger on the pulse of their own constituencies, instead of their finger on the pulse of the people on the hard right. that's just the reality. >> larry: why do you laugh at that? >> because the democratic party doesn't have its pulse on the mainstream of america. the the democratic party has its foot on the neck of american business -- >> we sure do. >> just like the foot on the neck of the american business, putting through a health care bill that 60% of americans oppose. putting through a health care bill that people in business a

that is how slow the senate has been in taking up the legislation, not because of harry reid, but because of republican obstructionism. i do believe that time is our ally. i do believe that, in the same way that bob dole blocked passage of the telecommunications act of 1994 so that he could win a majority of the house and senate, it did become the telecommunications act of 1996, two years later, that a lease to the creation of google, ebay, youtube, and thousands of companies. they were able to delay it, no question. i am not saying they will now be successful in doing so again this year. but over time, technology always triumphs. innovation always wins. markets triumph. there are many republican businessman, venture capitalists across this country, who are looking on with dismay at what republican senators are trying to stop, revolutions that could create millionaires and billionaires in america who are republicans. i think that political pressure will inject itself into this debate as each succeeding month and year ago by. >> speaking of technology, it would you mind your office that pu

what is barack obama, harry reid, and nancy pelosi want to ? they want to grow government. 16,000 irs agents -- really? for health care? really? come on. the people are not buying any more. what we saw happen in missouri proves that point. we stand for freedom, folks. we put our trust i people, not in government, folks. we trust americans to spend and save money that you -- in a way that creates a legacy of opportunity for generations to come, not for the federal government, not for the state government. [applause] >> we stand for the rescue of our economy of the chokehold be of the spend more, tax more, socialist wannabes in washington, d.c.. we stand for something bigger and greater because we stand for the american people -- we, you, me, all of loss -- we are about to embark on the next the of the selling a promise to the next generate -- of the selling a promise to the next generation. in 1775, the patriots of the second continental congress gathered in a small room, and wrote what just as easily could ve been penned today -- " honor, justi