i committed you we will maintain that focus. have several more questions but i don't know what the time is it so i think i may be close to my five minutes. there will certainly be an opportunity for you for a second round, perhaps a third round. we will have opportunity to go back and forth. to ask a series of questions for ms. singh, the oecd, who service rlso happens to have a luga bullet point on her resume which does not hurt one's background, having served with senator lugar for a long time. i have had several conversations with your colleagues, especially secretary keith prague, in considering what america's strategy should be as we think about competing with china, leading into our strengths. efforts on the future of innovation has been valuable in this endeavor. my staff has enjoyed working with the entire team there. to get us started, i introduced some legislation with senator schumer, the endless frontier act, which will leverage america's technological expertise to invest in emerging technologies of the future. a part

>> i will serve with objectivity and integrity. i am not sure i totally understand your question. >> we not interfere with investigations involving the secretary or political appointees at the department. if somebody comes in and investigates the secretary or a political appointee of the department from outside. >> we will investigate all allegations and all issues without fear or favor and without regard to whether it involves a political nominee or not. the public is entitled to have oversight of everyone in the organization. >> he wouldn't interfere there was another investigation? >> maybe i should put this in writing because i think you are hesitating and i want to be clear what i am asking and you can respond in writing for the record. that would be helpful. i am concerned about what happened in various positions in the administration that i think are overly political but let's go to the amtrak organization and the two nominees we have here. obviously amtrak is critical for millions of people and the two lines, washington stat

brief and then we will be adjourning this hearing. i too will be cementing some questions for the record. ms. higgins, following the regional elections in burundi that resulted in a new president and the death of former president -- you at the state department made a case for taking a hard look at rebooting the u.s. burundi relationship. doesn't the countries going on the trafficking in persons reporting for instance preclude any real partnership in the near term and how do you envision this working? >> thank you very much, chairman. president came in a relatively [inaudible] he is also the first time there's been a peaceful transfer of power in this country since its independence. these are positive signs but there is much the remains to be done. the new president has had several important steps such as talking about his willing to fight corruption and fight covid. we want to use those opportunities where we can find common ground to see how we can work together. you are r absolutely right, chairman young. the trafficking and pearson d

i will break your heart. i will show you something. we had somebody build a and here is the thing now america will help us. here's what happened. wego loves the idea he said you are not star wars or more of all. i understand that. you don't have to tell me that. [laughter] we want to put this on the idea webpage. if you get 10000 people to vote for it we will consider it that is how i met your mother set and ghostbusters was made. we just launched this and we have 2000 people. i considers over 200 people in the crowd so we should be at 2500 tomorrow. on - - but in lego amelia ehrhardt in google this is the first thing that comes up. register your name and e-mail give them the fake want to avoid telemarketers. [laughter] the point of this i also love i can give my kids a real hero like amelia earhart. and every set that we can do i appreciate it. thank you. [applause] >>. >> now everybody wants their own lego set. [laughter] she was susan b anthony. >> eleanor roosevelt. >> martin luther king junior. >> george washington. say dad if you

and when i speak, you will know my heart. heers and applause] i believe in tolerance, not in spite of my faith, but because of it. [cheers and applause] i believe in a god who calls us not to judge our neighbors but to love them. [cheers and applause] i believe in grace because i've seen it, and peace because i've felt it, and forgiveness because i've needed it. i believe true leadership is a process of addition, not an act of division. i will not attack a part of this country because i want to lead the whole of it. [cheers and applause] and i believe this'll be a tough race, down to the wire. their war room is up and running, but we are ready. [cheers and applause] their attacks will be relentless, but they will be answered. we are facing something familiar, but they're facing something new. [cheers and applause] we are now the party of ideas and innovation, the party of idealism and inclusion, the party of a simple and powerful hope. my fellow citizens, we can begin again. [cheers and applause] after all of the shouting and

i will probably be playing mario cart with 13s. i will admit that. i think-it-important as people have an open dialogue what these teens are going through and they talk about it. >> my son appreciates the fact that you said that see poll, see mom, dr. patel does it. he's a doctor. >> all right. here we go, coming back on air. all right. we are back with our special correspondent dr. patel. a couple more viewer questions. then i have rapid fire, another game to play with you. i've already won once. so i'm feeling confident here. i heard this weekend is going to be a heat wave in the bay area. true. mike miko also said that. is there any study that shows heat can kill the virus? >> there is no study that heat can kill the virus. at least not the type of heat we would be experiencing with temperature. there were predictions that it would go away through the summer. that has not happened. we've seen that cases are still rising. with heat waves, people are going outdoors, probably e possibly restaurants and businesses, i would urge everyone to stay safe an

we will see what happens monday. i am hopeful they will come into session and take up these bills and vote them up or down or change them or whatever. let's have a discussion. this is a critical time for us. i am hopeful we will be able to do that. >> what is your response to the fact that three people were shot and two killed during a protest overnight? will that affect how protests are handled moving forward? gov. evers: there are some things -- yes, we are going to be calling out more national guard. the bottom line is, those deaths were very unfortunate. it was a group of vigilantes that were walking around with long guns. somehow, they got into an argument and two people got shot. i witnessed just before that a group of primarily all white vigilantes walking around with guns. there was some argument going on. the actual protesting around the unfortunate shooting went better last night. i don't want to dismiss two lives. vigilantes are not, that is to lives that shouldn't happen. it makes things more complex when w

because i believe we will have president biden, i am not flippant about that. we will have to work every day over the next 83 days to make sure it happens. but he was what i'm worried about -- i'm worried that the next administration could be facing pressure, facing over 300,000 dead americans. i don't want to say let's just wait. i remember people did that in the last administration to him were going to wait for president clinton to do criminal justice reform. how did that work out? laurie: people are still taking to the streets, in portland and seattle, and i'm wondering your view on that, and especially the administration's response of sending in federal agents. rep. bass: i think the administration is using it as an excuse. our president wants to be an authoritarian leader. adcept he does not want to le around covid. he could use his authoritarian impulses and protect the american people, but that is not important enough. i actually believe -- this is a little crazy, but i think they are doing part of what they are doing because it is footage, it is footage

these people, i should not say this that i will. me down the stairs of the beautiful plane, to shake their hands, to hug them and kiss them but i won't be able to do that for maybe 90 days or so. we will be back. but we want to thank you all. these are incredible people behind me, law enforcement. some are allowed to do their job, many are not. those are the places -- we are turning it around very strongly. i will always be with these great people. i will always the with them and never let them down and i will always be with the people of florida, your special states, very important to me. we are going to go on area the polls are going up. we had an easy campaign then got hit by the china virus. china could not have been happier because maybe we can get rid of that guy. we don't want him as president. we like the other one. they would own this country. if they dealt with biden, they would own this country. would be very quick. would not take long. did not happen that way with me. we are going one way up and they were not doing well.

and i will act on principle. principle, every family, every farmer and small-business person should be free to pass on their life's work to those they love, so we will abolish the death tax. [cheers and applause] on principle, no one in america should have to pay more than a third of their income to the federal government, so we will reduce tax rates for everyone in every bracket. [cheers and applause] on principle, those in the greatest need should receive the greatest help, so we will lower the bottom rate from 15% to 10% and double the child credit. [cheers and applause] now is the time -- now is the time to reform the tax code and share some of the surplus with the people who pay the bills. [cheers and applause] the world needs america's strength and leadership. and america's armed forces need better equipment, better training, and better pay. [cheers and applause] we will give our military the means to keep the peace, and we will give it one thing more -- a commander in chief who respects our men and women i

you # i will carry you # will carry you # i will carry you#| will carry you # i will carry you # i willther for tuesday. it does look like low pressure moving into the north and western parts of the uk will bring quite a lot of cloud, wind and also rain. it will be very wet in parts of northern ireland and western scotland through the day but it will be drier the further south and east that you are, with more sunshine it will feel warmer too. this is the culprit, this area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic start to bring the rain initially to northern ireland and then to scotland. there are quite a few isobars on the chart so it will be pretty windy too. initially the rain is heavy and you can see the brighter colours there for northern ireland, pushing across the irish sea into the far north of england, but mainly into scotland. and it's western scotland the western highlands that will really see the rain piling up by the end of the day. a windy day to come as well, 40, maybe 50 mile an hour gusts across the north—west. a breezy day further south but like i mentioned, the furt

with that, i will conclude for now. again, i'm more than happy to answer any questions you may have. >> we have a question from president lazarus and vice president honda. >> president lazarus: i think that you mentioned there was a permit issued in 2005 that was not expired and nothing happened until 2014. would the department not be tracking that, therefore allowing that situation to stay as it was for nine years? am i missing something? >> i'm happy to respond. that time period from 1999 to 2018 all the enforcement process was through d.b.i. there was kind of contact between d.b.i., especially the housing inspection division and property owner. i can't provide all of the conversations and actions that were occurring between 2005 and 2014. there was additional action during a time that did eventually result in appropriate -- the property owner filing a permit. that permit was issued but never -- [indiscernible] >> president lazarus: thank you. >> vice president honda: i haven't seen you in a while zoning administrator.

peter: i will get into those issues because i want to elaborate further but you will recognize there have been delays and it's clear what we are seeing. mail has been delayed read i have spent a month asking you to provide some documentation as my oversight function here, how you made these decisions and what sort of analysis was put in place. your staff has repeatedly not answered those questions. certainly that transparency is unacceptable. what i have uncovered from what little data is made public is on time mail delivery. i have my charges here from the eastern division, this is what you give to your business customers when you look at this line it's probably hard to see but there is a redline dipping dramatically, there's a flat line along the top of this chart, we start seeing a drop on july 18. it's a big drop in online mail delivery that we are seeing. i have asked fourth service change records, and what i'm hearing and what i'm seeing in the chart on your website is a significant drop of nail deliveries, -- mail deliveries but i don't get an answer. will you commit to giving

we will continue that. the reason i mention that regarding hispanics, and our communities hispanics are consistently the most entrepreneurial demographic in american society. the easier you make things for entrepreneurs you will help americans, particularly hispanic americans. it's one of the reasons we are seeing polling numbers, hispanics shocked the world in 2015 with their support of president trump. we are seeing public polling as well as what we are doing privately, the campaign has showed us it's a little better than we did in 2016 and one of the biggest reasons is his encouragement of entrepreneurship and his creating of the conditions for enterprise for small businesses to succeed in this country. host: thank you >> tonight is the final night of the republican convention. --sident trump will speeches will deliver a speech. watch live beginning at 8:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. newsletter offers a synopsis of the day's key events. sign up at c-span.org/connect. 6:00 p.m.an at eastern for president trump's acceptan

i will be an ally of the light, not the darkness. 's time for us, for we the people, to come together. and make no mistake -- united we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. we will choose hope over fear, fact over fiction, fairness over privilege. i'm a proud democrat, and i will be proud to carry the banner of our party to the general election. so it is with great honor and humility i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. but while i'll be a democratic candidate, i'll be an american president. i will work hard for those who did not support me -- as hard for them as i did for those who did vote for me. that is the job of a president, to represent all of us, not just our base or our party. this is not a partisan moment. this must be an american moment. it's a moment that calls for hope and light and love -- hope for our future, light to see our way forward, and love for one another. america isn't just a collection of clashing interests, of red states or blue states. we are so much bi

i will check with counsel. that is a president one - - precedent smack occurring to regulations electronic calendars that are submitted and maintained a on computers are agency records so can we get that commitment. >> i am new to this. if that is the process and council says it must comply then i will. >> madam chairwoman, the details of this calendar are extraordinarily important to the committee's investigations if we do not receive them voluntarily i would recommend consideration of a subpoena. lastly and selfishly i represent new york's 14th congressional district prick we have written several times regarding accessibility for a lamp at our post office i would greatly appreciate return correspondence to make sure we can ensure the disabled and elderly constituents can get access withly a ramp. >> the gentle lady yields. >> [inaudible conversations] you are now recognized. >> some may continue to gaslight and mislead constituents i am here to get to the truth. to direct the systemic slowdown during a pandemi

that will be a priority with me. [applause] and intend to speak for freedom, stand for freedom, and be a patient friend to anyone, east or west, who will fight for freedom. it seems to me the presidency provides an incomparable opportunity for "gentle persuasion. i hope to stand for a new harmony, a greater tolerance. we've come far, but i think we need a new harmony among the races in our country. we're on a journey to a new century, and we've got to leave the tired old baggage of bigotry behind. [applause] some people who are enjoying our prosperity have forgotten what it's for. but they diminish our triumph when they act as if wealth is an end in itself. there are those who have dropped their standards along the way, as if ethics were too heavy and slowed their rise to the top. there's graft in city hall, the greed on wall street; there's influence peddling in washington, and the small corruptions of everyday ambition. but you see, i believe public service is honorable. and every time i hear someone has breached the public trust i

>> i will serve with objectivity and integrity. i'm not sure i totally understood your question. >> do you agree with you will not interfere with investigations involving the secretary or political appointees at the department. somebody comes in and investigate the secretary or a political appointee the department from outside. >> we will investigate all allegations and all issues without fear or favor and without regard to whether it involves a politicalnominee or not . the public is entitled to have oversight of everyone in the department of transportation including medical appointees. >> so you wouldn't interfere if there was another investigation. maybe i should put this in writing because i think you're hesitating and i want to make sure i'm clear about what i'm asking and you can respond in writing for the record . that would be helpful . i'm very concerned about what happened there and i'm concerned about various positions within the administration i think are overly political but let's go to the amtrak organization and the t

i built it once and i will build it again. ink the hardest part is done in terms of the economy. that is with or without additional funds from nancy pelosi. they should have put the things in what you call, the caren act, they did not do that -- the cares act, they did not do that. they put in things that had nothing to do with corona, they have everything to do with radical left politics. reporter: [indiscernible] letters from your postal service saying the ballots for november 3 might not make it in time. as president, isn't it your responsibility since this is your postal service, to meet this need? pres. trump: we have a man in there for two months, he is a talented man and a really is this person and a very nice man also, lewis, and he is working very hard. as you know, the democrats are not approving the proper funding for postal and not approving the pop -- proper funding for what they want to do, all mail-in voting. universal, you could call it, mail-in voting. absentee voting is great -- i am an absentee voter because

i predict that women will continue to be very diverse. i assume that there will still be a gender gap with women slightly more supportive of the democratic candidate than our men. i continue to expect that education, race, income are going to be hugely important to thinking about choices in 2020. those gaps in most cases are going to be larger than any gender gap. with that, i will say thank you for your time and attention. i welcome your questions. (applause) please. >> let the person with the microphone come running up. >> in the discussion you presented, it dealt with party differences. i was wondering if you had any analysis with the issues. obviously, as the elections proceed, some would-be during times of war. 2008, health care, health care is a big issue this year. do you have any information on that? >> i do. i'm trying to think about what i have in all the other slides that are coming to show you. i am capable of speaking without a graph behind me. i will do that. the story about issue differences is pretty similar to the differen

i will continue to fight for medicare expansion. i use republican states as an example. now we have missouri jumping ship. there sooner or later. people will start to lose their jobs on the republican side ,ecause the people of wisconsin every time some of the polls on this issue. we will continue to hold andle's feet to the fire get to where health care is a top priority. wisconsin deserve this. in kentucky, people need to be healthier. we are high on diabetes and cancer in the country. but we have one of the lowest death rates per capita from covid. the answer is really simple. we were one of the first states to expand medicaid. it is working here in kentucky. cannotallenge to the aca only remove coverage for pre-existing conditions but also eliminate expanded medicaid. that would crush every rural hospital. people in appalachia might need to drive three hours just to see a doctor. health care is critically important. there need to be updates to the affordable care act. expanded medicaid is the difference between life and death right now for so many people across the co

i will say thank you for your service in the peace corps. agree with all my heart about the importance of the peace corps. let me say a couple specific comments. so, ase peter said a little whie ago, when i finished up my 37 year career in the navy, my long misspent youth in the navy, i started to think about what can i do next with my life and, you know, i started to ask mentors. everybody had a plan for admiral stavridis. some said you need to go to the defense industry in high-technology projects and others said you need to go to business and to focus on the emergence of tech. others said you could go and be in operations direct for a big nongovernmental organization like the red cross. there were a lot of good ideas, and i waited them out and i asked them into her that i respect the most of all the people i had the privilege to work for and be around come and i mentioned him earlier and secretary of defense robert gates. secretary gates instead of immediately giving me the planse for stavridis, secretary gates said well, you know, at al

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i will support him silently. in the last election. do you think that is happening again right now? >> no doubt. i can tell you, i'm a black trump supporter. so i get a lot of people that come to me. i can tell you right now, folks are not comfortable with speaking their political viewpoints in our society today. people are being shamed. it is really sad. people can't even speak their mind. they can't stand up for their principles. they can't stand up for the religious principles in public because they're shamed. i think you will see a massive silent majority. i know, i get conversations, text messages people call me to vent all the time because they feel like they can't even speak their minds even when they know they're on the right side of history. i think november 3rd of this year is our time as americans to stand for american principles, to stand for the fear of god, keeping religion in our schools and keeping those things that really make america great. jedediah: yeah. we'll certainly have two very distinct ti

and i was scared, but i was willing. i was young, but i was ready. i had barely lived, when i began to watch men die. i began to see the special place of america in the world, and i began to see, even then, that the world would become a much smaller place, and far away places could become more and more like america. and 50 years later, after change of almost biblical proportions, we know that when freedom grows, america grows. and just as a strong america means a safer world, we have learned that a safer world means a stronger america. [cheering and applause] this election -- this election is about change, but that's not unusual, because the american revolution is never ending. today, the pace of change is accelerating. we face new opportunities and new challenges. and the question is -- who do you trust to make change work for you? [cheering and applause] my opponent -- my opponent -- [chants of "george bush"] my opponent says america is a nation in decline. of our economy, he says, we are somewhere on the list beneath germany, heading south toward

i will work hard for those who didn't support me. s i did for those who did vote for me. that's the job of a president. to represent all of us. not just our base or our party. this is not a partisan moment. this must be an american moment. it's a moment that calls for hope and light and love. hope for our future. light to see our way forward and love for one another. america is not just a collection of clashing interests of red states or blue states. we are so much bigger than that. we are so much better than that. nearly a century ago, franklin roosevelt pledged a new deal in a time of massive unemployment, uncertainty and fear. stricken by a virus, he insisted he would recover and prevail and believed america could as well. we can as well. this campaign is not just about winning votes. it's about winning the heart and the soul of america. winning it for the generous and not the selfish and for workers who keep this country going and not just the privileged few at the top of the winning it for those communities who have known the ins

harris: i will lead with integrity and i will speak the truth.e, we know this is not going to be easy, guys. it is not going to be easy. and we know what the doubters will say. it is the same thing they have always said. they will say, it's not your time. they will say, wait your turn. they will say, the odds are long. they will say, it can't be done. >> yes it can! storyarris: but america's has always been written by people who can see what can be, i'm burdened -- unburdened by what has been. that is our story. that is our story. and as robert kennedy many years ago said, only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly. [cheers and applause] he also said, i do not lightly dismiss the dangers and the difficulty of challenging an incumbent president. but these are not ordinary times, and this is not an ordinary election. simply, at stake is not the leadership of our party and even our country. it is our right to moral leadership of this planet. [cheers and applause] today i say to , these are not ordinary times and this will not be an

i will be an ally of the light, not the darkness. it's time for us, for we the people, to come together. and make no mistake -- united we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. we will choose hope over fear, fact over fiction, fairness over privilege. i'm a proud democrat, and i will be proud to carry the banner of our party to the general election. so it is with great honor and humility i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. but while i'll be a democratic candidate, i'll be an american president. i will work hard for those who did not support me -- as hard for them as i did for those who did vote for me. that is the job of a president, to represent all of us, not just our base or our party. this is not a partisan moment. this must be an american moment. it's a moment that calls for hope and light and love -- hope for our future, light to see our way forward, and love for one another. america isn't just a collection of clashing interests, of red states or blue states. we are so much

reagan will raise taxes and so will i. i just not tell you, did. ering and appaluse] there is another difference, there is another difference -- [chanting] there is another difference, there is another difference. when he raises taxes it will not be done fairly. to the average income families again and he will leave his rich friends alone, and i will not stand for it, and neither will you, and will the american people. [cheering and appaluse] to the corporations and freeloaders who play the loopholes and pay no taxes, my message is your free ride is over. [cheering and appaluse] to the congress my message is, we must cut spending and pay as we go. if you do not hold the line, i will. that is what the veto is for. that is my plan to cut the deficit. mr. reagan is keeping his plan secret until after the election. that is not leadership. that is salesmanship and i think the american people know the difference. [cheering and appaluse] i challenge tonight, i challenge mr. reagan to put his plan on the table next to mine and let it onated o debate nationa

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when i sit down i don't know what will happen. i don't know what will come out. and i'm not pregnant. >> it is very difficult to reach around and wipe and said that she ordered one for us. we absolutely do not need this. and then within 24 hours we are thinking how did we ever live without this? it is also replacing the whole seat of your toilet you can also control the temperature of the water that comes out and the seat warms up. >> at a dumb and useless person do this? >> it is remote control. definitely attaching it makes somebody do it. a handyman. in the end it's a clean wipe it is just drying off it's not a smear campaign. >> if you spend this much time in the bathroom or like an extra toilet. so throughout asia to say it looks like a garden snake. but only in america we have decided to clean our asses but it's not a substitution. is not like we have a toilet paper or shortage. but i want to ask you a noun time magazine says do you want to do a profile? and i reread that and i was thinking why you or why now? she has been doing this for a long time. how do

that is all i will say. i just said they came to auburn and there were a lot of things that happened. it is kind of abrupt. i juxtaposed that and i hear my mom talking to me now about making myself a target but i can't help it. [laughter] >> i remember when our leader went to the smithsonian and national museum for african american history and culture. saw the exhibits and they said, what did you think of the museum? great, great, great. was anything that stood out to you? the exhibition on tubman. tubman's in two places in the museum. harriet tubman, harriet tubman. dr. carson and his wife are standing behind. ok, ok. i remembered it was a woman's conference at our wonderful white house. before the women lead our wonderful leader said, i bet you don't know -- i bet you don't know who led the first armed raid into enemy territory. one of our very own, harriet tubman. i was like, all right. then we had the signing of the suffrage coin happen. i was not able to make that. but tubman was referenced again. there

mike, i will start with you. i'm pretty fortunate haverth carolina, where we gotten a lot of support from our legislature over the years, and i would say that, for instance, last year, they funded a pilot flood insurance program. what we are doing is we are free tothese policies families that are receiving .unding through hud and so, we have gotten strong support for money that way. provides aate that 25% match for the federal grants for public assistance and hazard mitigation. so we continue to receive those types of money. mpg.re able to match our e i would have to say we are sitting pretty well financially right now. we are concerned with the of a programs sharing charlotte dropped off one of our lists. that was one of our concerns as surely continues to grow. like i said, we think through careful management about the funding, and we continue to become a more resilient state. so, that is what i would have to say. brian: jared, we got about a minute. jared: sure. i won't repeat what mike said because i agree wit

i hope you will take that road with me. [applause] sen. ernst: this is the road i'm going to fight for. i know you are going to fight for that. this is the road that donald trump and mike pence are fighting for as well. are we going to support them? [applause] folks, they understand that right here in iowa, our american dream is still alive and still doing well because we will continue to fight for that right here in the heartland. for all of our farmers out there, anybody involved in agriculture? [applause] sen. ernst: that's most of you. thank you so much. on that small farm i was raised on and i think some of you will have some of this -- will have the same experience, too, i grew hogs.und you saw my ads. we were taught to work with our stalls,o clean the shoveling with a now call whatever thelizer, left want to call it today. we worked really hard. that really did shape who i am today. in very profound ways, understanding that every job is worth doing area we are feeding and fueling a nation. right here in the state of iowa. kudos to al

i will believe her comments. sting that president trump's transcripts have been sealed. we don't know how we got into fordham, how he went to the university of pennsylvania, he made an issue of talking about barack obama and his transcripts and how we got into columbia university and how we got into harvard law. i don't understand how he has the standards for everybody else but he, himself do not have the standards. i think that is something his constituents and supporters need to be aware of. i just heard the nurse from florida, i am also a nurse from new york. i could not have said it better myself. host: this is from if you are in massachusetts, sending us a text message that mary trump is one unhappy girl. she stabbed her uncle in the front and her aunt in the back. something, whos cares, i miss my brother, says the president, and i will continue to work for the american people. not everyone agrees, but the results are obvious and our country will soon be stronger than ever before. republican line, good mornin

it was by the conclusion of this meeting that i told my brother officers that i was ready and willingo fight and, if need be, die for this cause. now i know many have said, but why, mr. markey -- mr monsieur marquis,onsieur would you want to go fight and die in another man's war? [indiscernible] a war that embraced the idea of great thinkers of the enlightened age. this age of reason. the likes of people who believe that a man, no matter what free,n in life, might be whether he be black or white, catholic or protestant, with rich or poor, slave or free should not [indiscernible] but by which the way that person would carry themselves and them prove himself in this world. it was with this inspiration that i received a promissory note by your very own american and ifrom connecticut, came to america and began taking part in this grand crusade. quis, i mustar tell you that i might have been the one who influenced you if i had had accompanied dr. franklin to france. once we declared our independence, the new congress of the united states actually invited me to sail to france, but i could n

i think we will see some seasonal weakness. n i was expecting to be this time of the year without covid. i think taking some profits and continuing to sell into that strength just gives the opportunity to buy into some weakness and give it a level of volatility. we still have a vix level near 20. what might have been a 3% correction could pull itself into more of that 5% to 15% pullback, where, if you have 10% cash, you can buy back into some of your favorite names and participate more in the moves up. lisa: what are you selling? amazon, apple? jason: [laughter] that has been my biggest challenge. i like the names we own. we tend to be heavily into the technologies. the first thing i did was try to trim back. thingse them down so they got maybe a little overweight became underweight. i also have some diversified etf positions. again, just trying to scale everything back a little. do own anything you are maybe not happy with, energy or something, lightening up there, anything you do not feel comfortable holding three downturn mak

and i will be your champion. lause] my opponent asks her supporters to recite a three-word loyalty pledge. it reads: "i'm with her". i choose to recite a different pledge. my pledge reads: "i'm with you, the american people." [applause] i am your voice. so to every parent who dreams for their child, and every child who dreams for their future, i say these words to you tonight: i'm with you, and i will fight for you, and i will win for you. [applause] to all americans tonight, in all our cities and towns, i make this promise: we will make america strong again. [cheering] we will make america proud again. [applause] we will make america safe again. [applause] and we will make america great again! god bless you and good night! i love you! [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> c-span has covered every minute of every political convention since 1984. our radio library considered -- as the republican national convention is underway, watch more speeches on c-span.org/rnc. we can accomplish these great things and so much more. al

i never will.ll apply their disastrous policies to every city, town and suburb in america did itjust imagine if the so—called peaceful demonstrators in the streets we re demonstrators in the streets were in charge of every level of power in the us government to just of power in the us government tojust think of of power in the us government to just think of that. liberal politicians claim to be concerned about the strength of american institutions. but who exactly is attacking them? who is hiring the radical professors, judges and prosecutors? who is trying to abolish immigration enforcement and establish speech codes designed to muzzle descent? in every case, the attacks on american institutions are being waged by radical left. always remember, they are coming after me because i am fighting for you. that is what is happening. applause it has been going on from before i was even elected. and remember this. they spied on my campaign and they got caught. let's see now what happens. cheering and appla

i will ask you to call the next line item. >> i believe the next line item is the presentation of the lep annual report by the department. >> yes we will present on the annual limited english proficiency report. >> good evening, commissioners chief scott and members of the community. this evening i will present on the department's annual limited english proficiency report for 2019 as mandated by order 5.20. i would like to begin the presentation by showing the department's video. we speak your language to demonstrate the multiple languages spoken by our members. if you could play that, please. [ inaudible ] >> thank you. next slide, please. the department currently has 352 certified bilingual members certified in five languages, spanish, cantonese, russian. there are 498 bilingual officers self-identified speaks a foreign language beyond the five core. there are 94 civilian members and 31 civilian members totaling 975 bilingual members in the police department with 30 members from american sign language, arabic, french, japanese. portuguese, samoan and vietnamese. >> under order 5.20

when i feel safe there. what will for you to be able to go back, to feel safe to go back? i think that after new elections, maybe even before, so i will feel safe and come back. i don't know. if you get the elections you want, would you run as president? i don't think about this now because we have a purpose now to have these elections and who will be in these elections is the second question. hello there. it's been a day of sunshine and blustery showers today. more showers to come tomorrow and for a while this evening and for the first part of the night. those showers heavy for a while as they move southwards so they become lighter, fewer, many places dry by the end of the night with clearer skies and light winds. temperatures similar to last night, maybe a bit chillier in northernmost parts of scotland. tomorrow morning, many places will start dry with some sunshine but very quickly we'll see showers arriving in northern ireland, moving over the irish sea into wales, into northern england, then into the midlands. la

i was scared and i was willing and i was young and i was ready. beganbarely lived and i to see the special place of america in the world. then that see even the world would become a much smaller place in faraway places could become more like america. that0 years later, we know when freedom grows, america grows. a stronger america means a safer world. a safer world means a stronger america. [applause] >> catch up with more past presidential nominees this sunday here on american history tv. next, we see richard nixon except his parties nomination at the 1968 republican convention in miami beach, florida. he defeated hubert humphrey's in close general election. independent candidate george wallace came in third. ♪ [applause] mr. nixon: thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. ♪ thank you very much. ♪ [applause]

i will hide the rifle underneath i will get to the back of the place and when he when it gets dark i l hide behind the tree and in the morning when he comes out to p-letter i will shoot him. [laughter] so the good old boys that is their thinking. that the government is useless you can't even count on them to defend you. and with the ownership of guns. and they want to go shoot hitler if the government won't. and they are perfectly comfortable to be in that status group. but then there would be hell to pay because there are certain agreements and i discovered they are behind the times in miami i go to places with a necktie. but things change. and what people where one - - where, every man and woman that is a lot. that is in alignment. you don't try to out dress anybody but stay where you are. anyway i think it's the greatest subject in the world, status. >> thank you. last question. >>. >> i would not be surprised because north carolina every year brings in guestworkers to pick the cotton. picking cotton is the worst job in the world it's in the height of the heat of the summer and tho

with your help, i have no doubt that i will win. u have summoned me to the highest mission within the gift of any people. i could not be more proud. better men than i were at hand for this mighty task, and i owe to you and to them every resource of mind and of strength that i possess to make your deed today a good one for our country and for our party. i am confident too, that your selection of a candidate for vice president will strengthen me and our party immeasurably in the hard, the implacable work that lies ahead of all of us. i know you join me in gratitude and in respect for the great democrats and the leaders of our generation whose names you have considered here in this convention, whose vigor, whose character, whose devotion to the republic we love so well have won the respect of countless americans and have enriched our party. i shall need them; we shall need them, because i have not changed in any respect since yesterday. your nomination, awesome as i find it, has not enlarged my capacities, so i am profoundly grateful an

i not? rick: close. will: i watched reichmuth. pete: rick reichmuth. will: that's what i said.laughter] rick: only test to be able to say on this show is say my last name. i don't expect 100 percent perfection if you get 75% or up that's good. will: put me in the hall of fame. rick: i heard you got this job because you love weather so much. is that true? will: that is 100 percent true and i tell the truth. rick: if you are in texas have you got to love weather. do a little weather real quick and keep doing. this two tropical storms watching. not going to talk about them much. josephine and kyle way up in the ocean and not going to impact anyone. fish storms only impact the official. >> it's our -- kyle is our 11th named storm this season this incredibly busy season. a lot of rain showers in the afternoon. the day heats up and atmosphere ready with the heat and humidity. big storms moved through minnesota. derecho moved through iowa and illinois. still people without power iowa cedar rapids dealing with incredible horrible clean up everett. hot conditions after that and still do