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america. and this is by far, the greatest nation in human history. there has never been a country like america and the history of the world. it was founded on a principle that our rights come from god, not the government. and you and i on the principles that all human beings are equal in the eyes of our creator. therefore, that is why we believe that all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. we were made the freest people in the history of the world. from that flows free enterprise, which made us the most prosperous people. the rest, as they say, is the history of this great country. a nation that for over two centuries has served as an inspiration to the world, and a place for millions, including my parents, came here in search of a better life. the history of america has no parallel. we are blessed to be citizens of the single greatest nation in all of human history. and yet, despite everything america is and has done, there have always been these people in american politics who do -- who view america as a flawed country, in need of radical ref

has. >> america's agricultural hartland taj these are signs of new times. >> with iowa preparing for, pollshow bernie sanders in a heat or deeding with hillae. i with a could set up an epic rivalry, a socialist versus the ultimate capitalist. >> that's what's happening. >> trump is already tagging sanders with the other c word. >> this socialist/communist. okay? nobody wants to say it. >> until recently, sanders' european-style socialism was a hard sale in a country that has long e indicated it with soviet-style communism with marches. >> everyone revealed his inborn dislike of communism. >> mr. welch. >> to red baiting joseph mccarthy. >> no stance of decency, sir? >> to ronald reagan's campaign? >> we do not want socialized medicine. other federal programs that will invade every area of freedom that we have know it in this country until one day we will awake to find that we have socialism. >> that program for the elderly now called medicare has become universally popular along with a socialized retirement, social security. >> at one level, we hate socialism as it were or democ t democrati

i would remind everyone, america has already done more than anyone else. peoplethe most generous on this planet. america has only done more than anybody else, both are taxpayer and individuals. where the most generous people on this planet. people are alive in africa today because we have funded hiv medications that have kept people alive. ultimately, it is up to those countries to decide they want to embrace economic models that allow them to be prosperous. we can help within limits, but their destiny is in their hands. our priority is to keep america stronger than it has ever been. [applause] >> senator rubio, i don't understand why somebody people consider you establishment. this is the label you have been given. you are the one who can defeat hillary. [applause] >> can you explain why you are the wind whose -- the one who should win the nomination? sen. rubio: i ran against the entire republican leadership in the senate. even now, i am not complaining, i am pointing it out, i'm not complaining about this, there has been $25 million spent attacking me. t

america's gotten weaker on his watch. most humble when he talked about his regrets, his regret that the suspicion between the parties has only grown while he is in office and you just saw him right there, his most emotional, americans who inspire him every day and make this america strong. i want to go to jon karl in the chamber, right by where the president was speaking. one other aspect of this speech, the president said it would be different. one thing that seemed to be different here watching it on television, i wondered what it felt like in the room, not a lot of tension in that hall, perhaps up until the end. >> it was remarkably subdued in this hall. i've been here for almost all of the president's state of the union addresses, and this one, by far, seemed the most subdued. there wasn't a lot of tension, you're right. there was much less in the way of specifics. that's probably a big part of it. but also, the applause lines were quieter, in large part because there are simply fewer applause, as it is often in these state of the union addresses, you know, came solely from the president's party and there are simply fewe

for over two centuries, america has an exceptional country. there has never been a country like america. we were founded on an incredibly powerful truth. that our rights do not come from government, our rights come from god. rom our creator. this is why we believe that all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. [applause] this is why we embrace the only system of smicks where people had an equal opportunity -- system of economics where people had an equal opportunity. this is why we embrace individual opportunity and it made us the freest people in the world. in over 00 year, america was a miracle and there's never been a nation like it. but now there's a growing number of americans that are starting to doubt how much longer we will be that kind of country. a recent poll found that over 50% of young americans, millenials, believe the american dream is dead. and in your own lives you are facing the struggles of people living paycheck to paycheck, of young people struggling with the weight of student loans, of a foreign policy that

has seen since september 11th. and ts president appears unwilling or unable to deal with it. soon, the obama presidency will end and america will have the chance to turn in a new direction. that direction is what i want to talk about tonig. at the outset, i'll say this. you've paid attention to what has been happening in washington. and you're not naive. neither am i. i see what you see. and many of your frustrations are my frustrations. a frustration with a government that has grown day after day, year after year, yet doesn't serve us any better. a frustration with the same endless conversations we hear over and over again. a frustration with promises made and never kept. we need to be honest with each while democrats in washington bear much responsibility for the problems facing america today, they do not bear it alone. there is more than enough blame to go around. we as republicans need to own that truth. we need to recognize our contributions to the erosion of the public trust in america's leadership. we need to accept that we've played a role in how and why our government is broken. and then, we need to fix it. the fo

he has not been a leader, he has not done anything, america is lost -- that is one thing. than the opposite, this president is a crazy ideologue. he has done all these crazy things. where is the president in that? >> the truth is typically somewhere in the middle. there is no doubt this is where historians will be judging him not so harshly. we are in a recession but not a depression. will debate the climate change thing for years to come but by and large, the president got some things done. more than i thought. but the obstructionism is a real issue. to anyone on the right declare that he didn't get anything done -- if you believe he didn't get anything done it's because you blocked everything he tried to do and if he got anything done he did it around you. i don't buy the argument. >> if you look at the president's a compliments, unemployment 5%, millions of jobs have been added, the american auto industry was saved, the highest sales announced last week in the history of the country, he got osama bin laden. it doesn't seem to be reflected in the perception of the public.

i also know speaker ryan has talked about his interest in tackling poverty. america's about giving everybody willing to work a chance, a hand up. and i'd discussion on things we can all support. but there are some areas where we just have to be honest, it has been difficult to find years. and a lot of them fall under the category of what role the government should play in making sure the system's not rigged in favor of the wealthiest and biggest corporations. and it's an honest disagreement. and the american people have a choice to make. i believe a thriving private sector is the life blood of our economy. i think there are outdated regulations that need to be changed. there is red tape that needs to be cut. there you go. yeah. [ applause ] but after years now of record families won't get more opportunity or bigger paychecks just by letting big banks or big oil or hedge funds make their own rules that everybody s s at everybody else's expense. middle class families are not going to feel more secure because we allowed a tax on collective bargaining to go unanswered. foo

folks who is spirit has built america. that's why i'm hopeful about our future. because of you, the american people. because of folks like all of you i am absolutely confident that we're going to get to where we need to go. and america will remain the greatest country on earth. thank you, everybody, god bless you. ♪ >> today on c-span, washington journal is live with your tweets and facebook comments. later, live president obama holding a town hall in baton rouge, louisiana. and congressional leaders hold a press conference at their party retreat in baltimore. matthew lee of the associated press in 45 minutes on the implementation of the iran nuclear deal. then president obama's economic record with the economic policy institute and george mason university. and bloomberg reporter amin sayed in michigan's water supply and aging water infrastructure in other u.s. cities. do you think the tone on immiio

the foundation that has made america the last best hope of earth hasn't gone anywhere. it still exists. it is up to us to return to it. for me, that starts right where it always has. i'm a proud daughter of indian immigrants. they reminded us every day how blessed we were to live in this country. my family didn't look like our neighbors and we didn't have much. there were times that were tough. but we had each other. we had the opportunity to do anything, the anything, as long as we were willing to work for it. my story is not that different from millions of other americans. immigrants have been coming to our shores for millions they wanted better for their children than what they had for themselves. that remains the dream of all of us. in this country we have seen time and again that that dream is achievable. today we live in a time of threats like few others in recent memory. during anxious times it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. no one was willing to work hard abide by our laws and abide by our traditio

there is a total amount that bank of america has given. in the neighborhood of 60 million. i have the actual figure i cannot quite read. 160 million in credits they have gotten. turn onember, based in information back in august. the next report is due out next month. all the minimums in terms of the amount they will require, whether they see it or not is not clear. bank of america has already gotten more than a million of the penalties in exchange for what is less than half of that being paid out. that the house judiciary committee has been looking into. they held a couple of hearings on it. i spoke with a couple of congressman who have been looking into this. they have not gotten a whole lot of answers yet. some people in the committee tell me the government is starting to be more cooperative. they're having difficulty finding out exact what documents requesting from the justice department. it is very unusual and sort of an esoteric subject. it is hard to clarify some of the things the committee wanted. it is something they have been looking into over a year. groupsaying f

when has america not been great to three good looking white boys at age 18?ther thing is driving 30 minutes to a trump rally. that's not a movement. the civil rights act was a movement and the french revolution was a movement. your hair line is a movement. this is something to do after leg day at the gym. >> you are be thing these guys who are getting into politics are to the first time. >> it is funny. it is not my style. bros into politics, that's better. the one in the middle is the most educated of the two. i love too the apartment they shop. college freshmen they are all roommates. there is no art on the wall. there is no furniture. it is strictly for function. >> what do you call that? a man cave. >> it is a man cave. i love a man in an american flag patriotic anything. i am that girl. i love when men wear american flag shirts. i want them to track if any of them end up voting. i like you are doing this and doing interviews, but will you follow through for trump? >> there has never been a ballot box to back it up. do you think the trump people are showi

the united states of america is the most powerful nation on earth. period. iranian has shipped out iranian stockpile. 50 years of isolating cuba had fail today promote democracy. it set its back in latin america. that's why we restored diplomatic relations. >> we are crushing a national debt and chaotic unrest in many of the cities. we are facing the most dangerous terrorist threat since the nation has seen and this president appears unwilling or unable to deal with it. we live in a time of threat like few others in recent memories. during anxious times it could be tempting of the siren call of the angry voices. we must resist that temptation, we cannot continue to allow immigrant to come here i legally and we must not let refugees who is interpretations cannot be determineed. >> has a tendency to describe things as he wishes they were as opposed as oppose to how they actually are. he doesn't cost about the costs versus the benefits. >> lauren: the state of the union speech is boring, slow,let arguic, very hard to watch. yup. >> nicole: 10 naval sailers that drifted int