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i think we have achieved a heck of a lot. you all know that i did not seek this job. i took it reluctantly, but i have given this job everything i have, and i have no regrets whatsoever for having accepted this responsibility. this has been one of the two greatest honors of my life. the job provides incredible opportunities. it is easy fors it to take over everything in your life, and you can't just let that happen because there are other things in life that can be fleeting as well, namely her time as a husband and a dad, which is the other great honor of my life. that is why today i am announcing that this year will be my last one as a member of the house. to be clear, i am not resigning. i intend to serve my full term as i was elected to do, but it will be retiring in january, leaving this majority in good hands with what i believe is a very bright future. it is almost hard to believe, but i have been a member of congress for almost two decades. this is my 20th year in congress. my kids weren't even born when i was first elected. our oldest was 13 years old when i can speaker. now all three of

i don't know how do. i write so i don't know mother very much. you know i am not going to. i don't have to have them yet i want to be obeyed. oh you out of you. and out of them i mean that. well that ends with one of those who doesn't go to element i'm not one to believe that you know women didn't when i made those so you know i'm one hundred learned a lot and i don't get a lot back and i didn't move on with it and if you don't have it unless. you're going to come with someone who does it i mean do you know i'm too you know i don't . feel good i'm good i'm good and we knew it was a good idea and it will be. going on but you. will hear that this. you're not. going anywhere i was doing i'm not ruining it would you consider could go to where i live now i don't know were some good some could be different i don't ordinarily would be among the groups that i was and i would have gotten so. much i'm going to allow to let you go to london on. their agenda and i need to know . about having a life for you. when i don't i don't know what down there in the in a manner i don't really use it would be

i broaden that. i don't think that i narrow it. i think that i broaden it. i think senator mccarthy has certain strength. i think i add. i think i have certain strengths. and together that we add to the opposition that presently exists. it will give, further give an opportunity for the democratic party to select at the convention the strongest possible candidate. so i don't -- it's not just a question of winning the primaries. i don't think that in new hampshire, the significance of new hampshire was the fact that senator mccarthy won 22 of the 24 delegates or 26 delegates. the fact is what vote he got and the opposition that was demonstrated by the people of new hampshire to the policy that we are being followed at the present time. i think i add to that. i think i add to that by going into the primary myself. >> senator, you indicate there that you will drastically change our policies on vietnam. in at least a general way tell us -- sen. kennedy: no, i've written about it and talked about it over the period of the last self years, and the -- the last several years, and the details i think are set forth in a book that i wrote, "to s

i could have been that 40-year-old woman. i don't know where i would have been today if i didn't have the professors i did and the classes i did, and if i wasn't able to do the job that i do. i could have been her in that classroom. prevention education is really important. support around that. i was able to refer this woman to resources, which i could, but i didn't have a contact i could just give her, we know that is so important for people seeking services and at that point in their healing, so thank you. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> hi, good morning. i'm julia weber and i am a consultant and adjunct professor focusing on domestic violence and sexual assault in san francisco. i want to commend all the speakers who have come before me, and also you for having this hearing today and addressing the issues. i am also the former consultant who staffed the safer schools sexual assault task force under the department on the status of women which the board of supervisors had the foresight to establish in 2016. so that was ten members representa

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i broaden that. i don't think that i narrow it. i think that i broaden it. i think senator mccarthy has certain strengths. i think i have certain strengths. and together that the we add to the opposition that presently exists. it will further give an opportunity for the democratic party to select at the convention the strongest ossible candidate. i think i add to that. i think i add to that by going in to the primary myself. >> you indicate, sir, that you will drastically change our pollingssies on vietnam. in at least a general way can you tell us? >> i've written and talked about it over the past several years and the details of what i think are set forth in a book that i wrote to seek a newer world. the details of how i think that we could arrive at a solution to the problem in vietnam. but basically i'm in favor of deescalating the truggle there. i'm basically in favor of the south vietnamese taking over more of the effort and less of the effort being in the hands of the united states government and american soldiers. i am in favor of our making it quite clear to the south veems of their corruption should end that t

i have not done so many doors that i cannot even see the black of my own knuckles. i have carried their water. i have put their platforms within my heart to support. i have championed their issues. when it came time for me to say what i believed was important, they said, shut up donna. i said, hell no, i am not shutting up. [applause] you know why? hazel told me i could speak my truth and then sit down. i'm not a baptist preacher. churchach you in baptist because i'm catholic. start low, go slow. i wrote a speech. i have not flipped a single page yet. like every academic, i know how to write. i know how to put the pros to the paper. i'm speaking from my heart. i carry a lot on my chest. i'm getting old. at can't be carrying everything on my chest no more, but i'm going to tell you something. our power is enormous. i have seen it in every aspect of life. i have seen it as consumers. we stop shopping and buying all them little smart things -- yeah. my ex-boss inspired all of this stuff. if we stop shopping, if we stop voting, if we stop being who we really are, we can s

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i will say, i really believe it's changing back. remember i was going to get no black votes? i was going to get none? i got a lot, i got a lot of support. i should haveotten much more. now in fact i use to go around saying, what do you have to lose? i would say that at speeches, remember? i would go into a stadium and talk about the african-american vote. i said the education is not good. the, obviously the law enforcement in your community, the crime is at levels nobody ever seen before. i would go through seven, 10 stats. i would say vote for me. what do you have to lose? now they voted for me. crime is way down. and really importantly, the unenemployment picture is the best it's been in the history of our country for african-americans. steve: mr. president, what does it say though about the political discourse in this country that when somebody comes out says, i like donald trump, suddenly the political left goes out and destroys them? shania twain was asked if you could have voted for donald trump would you have. yeah, i would have. she got so destroyed online and had to come out and apologize. yesterday the same thing with kanye west. people are

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i don't have any great answer for you, so why am i here? why do iravel around and talk about this question mark because i'm doing the best i can to have my work voice -- voice heard. sometimes people don't understand it but i'm going to do it. yes? ambassador? i never knew you were an ambassador. you must of gotten it because of your wife. [laughter] prof. lesperance: two weeks ago, chris and i were in philadelphia with 48 other members, former members of congress, 191 had signed a declaration to fix the problem that we are talking about here this evening. >> 25 of us were democrats, 25 republicans, and we call ourselves the reformers. pillarsabout the six that washington set out in his farewell address that address all of the things in your talk that he was concerned about 222 years ago when he left office. i would encourage you to take a look at the reformers. gov. kasich: i will. it isase join us because an important group that is serious about making the kind of corrections in solving the problems of the country is facing today. i would just lea

i do not like it for young people, but i know we will see robin again, one way or another. and our families. i have no fear of death. i have a great faith. that sounds so arrogant. >> why? mrs. bush: well, i'm a big shot, i have a faith in god. i do have a faith in god, and i don't question it. i am not as good as my children, but from your children, you learn. has a prayershe group that gets on the phone for 30 minutes a night and prays for people all over the country. i have learned a lot from her and from george. and from jeb and marvin too. i have no fear of death, and i think that is comforting. >> you write about marvin, he does not like politics. mrs. bush: at all. but who was george's comfort the time he was in the white house? marvin. who was one of the three people who raised the funds for the library. marvin. my oldest boy and the youngest boy are the closest to each other. but yet jeb is the biggest defender of george. george is the biggest defender of jeb. neil is the spark that keeps us all going. leaves,kport, when neal special leaves because he every night has to everybody on the point, i am taking a b

would have been today if i didn't have the professors i did and the classes i did, and if i wasn't able to do the job that i do. i could have been her in that classroom. prevention education is really important. support around that. i was able to refer this woman to resources, which i could, but i didn't have a contact i could just give her, we know that is so important for people seeking services and at that point in their healing, so thank you. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> hi, good morning. i'm julia weber and

i don't know how to do. so i met my mother whom i did. you know i don't i would not be able to. i don't i would have gotten him you know when i was doubling over you know oh you were out of. and out of them i mean that. well that ends with one of them do it now and it isn't well to element that i'm not one to believe that you know women didn't when i made those so you know i'm when i'm going to learn a lot of it i'm going to laugh back and i didn't move on with it and if you did that a bit unless. you're going to come with someone who does you dying to go home to you know i got. to kind of loop through it i moved on. and we knew it was a good idea and it won't we. it was. with here that this. year when i was. going home with the others who do know i'm not ruining it would you consider people just handed down i don't know were some good some. people are down or down are you among that group that i was and i thought it was so. but mark i'm going to i love to look you too long gone on. dr david and i love when you don't know. about having a life for you. when i don't i don't know what down there and wh

i have done. and i am incredibly proud of what i have done it. >> where do i start? i thought about perhaps what an honor it was and what a responsibility it is. you really do get that feeling youyou wake up realizing are a steward of something. i was growing up in the 60's and 70's, ibm was the dominant technology in the world . the sameink it has strength in the computer world it had in the 60's? shery: ibm -- ginni: ibm is great, but for a reason you didn't mention. 3, 4, reinvent ourselves 5 times. this is a really competitive industry we are in a. we do something very unique. it is one thing to have technology, but it is another to have the know-how on how to use it. thread ise one silver we really hope to change the way the world works. ibm and started selling meat slicers. an era of thes mainframe, the back office. antonelli reinvent ourselves again. to me, that art of reinvention and that dna is really what makes it unique. david: let's talk about your background for a moment. you grew up in chicago. and you have three sisters? ginni: two sisters and a brother

i don't know how to do. so i don't know margaret oh margaret. you know i don't i would not be able to. i don't i wouldn't have them you know when i've been over you know oh you out of. and out of them i mean that. well that ends with one of them do it now and it isn't well to element that i'm not one to believe that you know women didn't when i made those so you know i'm one i'm going to learn a lot of them and i'm going to laugh back and i didn't move on we got a ton of you did that a bit unless. we were going to come to someone who does you dying to go home to you know i don't. look. so good i'm on this remember that we knew it was everybody here and it could be. going on but you. will hear that there's. there was a. single woman who was who do know i'm not ruining it would you consider could go to where i live now don't you do it were some decent kundu you did for a down or down are you among the group that i was i would have gotten so. much i'm going to allow to let you go to london on. their agenda and when you're going to fight for you. when i don't i don't know what band there are when a man or i don't

i can't see the back of my own knuckles. i have carried the water, i have put their platform within my heart. i have championed their issues and when it came time for me to say what i believe wasimportant, they say shut up donna, i say hell no, i'm not showing up . [applause] and you know why? they told me i could speak my truth and sit down, i'm catholic but no, go slow, right side. i wrote a speech and you all see it sitting right here. >> i'm not on the speech yet, like every academic, i know how to write. i know how to close the table . but i'm going to get a hush and i want to let you all know this cause i carry a lot on my chest today and i'm getting full now, i can't be carrying everythingon my chest . i'm going to tell you. >> our power is normal. i've put in every aspect of life, i've seen it. we stop shopping and buying all those rings, you know my ex-boss, he inspired all this stuff. and al gore, but he inspired the internet area and we stopped. >> if we stop voting, if we stop to who we really are, we can shut down a lot of things. >> our power is enormous, yet we've never embraced

have been working with my teens, i have been working with my teens, i have been working with my teens, icers and leading operations, i am now talking to the media. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight. following intense media coverage yesterday i would like to take the opportunity to update you on the condition of the two remaining patients being treated at salisbury district hospital. another day, another twist in the elaborate plot of the poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal. today, we learn that he is now no longer critical. unlike much that has been said, it's unbelievable, but true. we'll hear from one of the men involved in creating novichok, on how it's possible. and we'll talk through the american and british tactics at dealing with the russians. 50 years on from those famous protests in 1968,

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i am a little different from you but it is ok. if i have not done anything wrong to you it is because i love you. i come from love. every time i walk out of my door i have hope and love in my heart and respect for other people. i think if we all come from a acceptance, love, a commitment to open our hearts andminds to one person everything that we do -- every time we walk out the door we keep that idea in mind that we are going to be a little more tolerant and a little more patient. , overust one person a day can change our attitude, our feelings and the way we treat each other on a daily basis. it has to happen with us people on the ground in everyday life. host: have you felt the sting of racism? caller: i did. my first boyfriend in california in the eighth grade was a white boy with dreadlocks. ownt treated horribly by my friends, by his parents, but we loved each other. we were friends. that is all that mattered to us. reporter heredio in san francisco in the fourth-largest market for radio. i have only been on the job a few months and ideal with it. i do with it in the office, ok? to treat those in fear of me,

i get a chance to talk to him and i i went to him and i said i want you to answer me a question why did you hate me. i said why do you hate me. i have done nothing to you but i need to know. i told him i would be back tomorrow again. and i went back every day and finally he said i don't know i don't hate you. i said i would love to talk to him for one hour a day. over the course of the years it's the only place that i have never experienced racism. were all there for the same thing. we all ate the same slop every day. that's why there was no racism. we were all trying to achieve the same thing to find a lawyer and prove our innocence but i stayed with it i think it 15 years they finally executed him. for 15 years. the same god that refused him for 15 years. they walk away and by this. and then they ask you what is it that you want to eat for your last meal. he wanted 8-ounce steak. i told him if there came a time i'm enough tell them there to find something in the garbage in the number to say it's not there can have to go back. but the thing that i most powerful about the asking did duty of any final words. he said all of my life i'

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i work as a janitor. i am homeless. i can't afford sro when i clean. i have every day drug dealers and bedbugs. can't count on my home due to the high turnover. please pass so i can find a home and work in dignity. yesterday, i don't have enough money to buy a pair of shoes i went to losses to buy a pair of shoes for $14. a clean feces of other people i don't think you would do that. if you put yourself in my shoes you will understand why i need a raise. that is why we need more money. we need more help. i am homeless. i have a backpack and i walk around the streets. i wake up to go to work in the morning. can i get some help? can we get some help? that is all i am asking. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning. i am a part-time worker within home support services public services. we get $14 per hour pre-taxes. i go to homes and teach the consumer how to work with the two vader. we try to get the provider. we hope we can get these people to work for this person who needs everything. it is cleaning, whenever they are sick they must have somebody to get to the doctor's appo

i tell him about this interview. and i said, but -- i said i wanted to go home and sleep on it. he goes, do you think a man would havered that question that way? and i mean i can remember it , like it was yesterday. i said, no. i went in the next day, and, of course, i took the job immediately. and the man, who had been my mentor, who suggested it to me, he said to me, he goes, don't do that again. i said, i understand. and it is what formed this basis for me that i think has guided my whole career, which is growth and comfort never coexist. and you have got to get really comfortable with being uncomfortable. it is when you learn the most. david: when you started doing these things, did you begin to think that there was a chance that you could be the ceo? or did you think ibm, like many companies, were never going to make a woman a ceo? ginni: no, that never entered my mind, that ibm would make a choice based on gender. never. i mean, ibm has -- for all my time there, it has always been the most inclusive company i have known. when you interview others, do they feel like they -- i never thought about that. i always f