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that,icans want to do take scott walker's assault on organized labor, his war on working people, andead it to every state in the country. and it is up to democrats to stop him. [applause] and it is up to us to say that a hard days work should earn you a decent days hey, and that a lifetime of work should earn you a secure and comfortable retirement. [applause] and it is up to us, up to us to brokeat no one should go just because they get sick. [applause] one, no one, should get sicker just because they can't afford to see a doctor. [applause] it is up to us, it is up to us to see that every child in america is able to go to a great public school, and that every family, every family should be able to put a kid through college without running up huge debts. [applause] us to sayt is up to that every working american should have the right to join a union and negotiate for better pay and conditions in the workplace. [applause] my front -- my friend paul used to sum it up this way, he said we all do better when we all do better. [applause] we all do better when we all do better. , and soe,

at the strain forces were under after four days of combat and, you know, there's a very limited in ican footprint afghanistan compared to at other times and there's plans right now to draw that down further. would this speak to the strain on the forces in afghanistan tasks that riety of they've been asked to carry out nd what do you think about essentially reducing that further? general votel: well, i won't any of these discussions that are ongoing in levels what our force will be going forward here, but i would add that the capabilities that we have on the ground now that allow us to pursue our counter terrorism allow us to d continue to work with our afghan assist, i o advise think are appropriate to what we have. you, i would highlight to was an extreme situation, and i can't sit here and tell you we of those in the uture, but this was an extreme situation that we were dealing with, in an area where we did ot have a normal presence of american soft forces. audience: i actually wanted to ollow up on that very point, while iraq isn't a direct omparison, you've had an incident like this

also, approximately 80%, this is true, approximately 80% of the says,ican party right now i actuallyhink 20% is high, is against him. john kasich it is even worse. has only kasich, he got one state out of 41. he is one for 41. will be done at the same time, right? i was winning florida by a lot even though i was running against, actually good guy, marco rubio. you know, it is set up because when they heard that trump was running, they engaged it. , corrupt rigged system. this'll thing with the delegates is ridiculous and you have to go out and you have to get your it a full delegate card and vote for your delegate. crazy. it would be nice if you could just go out and vote. go out tomorrow and vote. don't let them for you. but here is the story. when you go up there, can you youre tell them to take car to vote for the trump delegates? vote for the trump delegates. it would be nice if you could just vote and be done fort but the system is so complicated. now we have a great head of the republican party so we are very lucky and we have some great people and amazing delegates and they ar

berlin, nato allianceo save our way of life, america's commitme to europe was captured by a young icanedy when he stood at freedom is indivisib. when one man i enslaved, all are not fre with strength and resolvand the por of our ideals and a belief in a unified europe, we didn't simply enthe cold war, freedom won germany s reunited, you welclcomed new democcies into an even ever-closer union. you may argue over whohose football clubs are betteote for a differt singers on eurovision, but your accomplishnt more than 500 million people speakin24 languages in 28 countrie 19 th a common currency in one ropean union remains one of the greatest politicalnd economic achievements of modn time [alause] yes, european unity can reque frustrating compris it adds layers of govement th can slow decision making, i understand, i've beein meetings with e european mmission. [laughter]r] >> and as anmerican,n, we are famously distainulf govement. we understand how easyt is to vent at ussels and compln, but remember that evy member of your union is a democracy. that's notn accidt. remember that to is as st

congressional gold medal honorees, the native american code talkers, the 100th battalion of the combat team,icanairmen, and the mumford point marines. imagine, they were out there fighting for freedom. you were out there fighting for freedom while being deprived of it in many cases at home. again, you are making america more american. [applause] to these ranks of heroes, it is our privilege to add the 65th infantry regiment. to the veterans of the 65th infantry regiment with us today and to your families who shared your sacrifice and contribution to america, to all those around the country, thank you. thank you for your service, your leadership, your courage. thank you for your honor and your fidelity. thank you for defending freedom and enriching our great democracy. thank you for blessing america with your service. god bless you. god bless america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states senate, the honorable harry reid. [applause] sen. reid: on may 19, i was given the unique honor, but it was 1996. i represent the united states senate at the dedication o

we immediately got up and came c to the station and paidnd pai tribute to the magical man,ican the mangoes by the nameam of prince so we had to do thatoa in a big way today.ayoday >> reporter: nonstop princestop music here.music here. you also decided to put together a prince tributeribu party this afternoon.fternoon. tell us about it.tell there are tons of people here.oh >> people are out. it's one of those days. like guy said this is thehe biggest guy ever. er. i michael jackson was trying toint out do prince when he passedpa away. prince had done 12 shows,ws michael wanted 13.anted prince s-,.pr >> reporter: he really set hly the standard.standa >> set the standard. he is the standard.taar he going to be the standardndar for a long time. tim i mean like, come on, he he played every instrument, hetrumn wrote every lyric, he producedre the songs, did the albums, didl, the movies, he toured and hered was just a social just, juggernaut.gg >> reporter: i heard you sayay earlier your wife was crying,ry you were very teary eyed whend n you heard. hea >> it wasn't no, sir tearysir ay eyed.e

ican story. any code that was the u.s. secretar treasury secretary. move comes after more than a half a million people voted for harriet tubman to replace jackson. but in fact, jackson will not be removed entirely, simply moved to the back of the bill. some have criticized the idea that harriet tubman should represent u.s. currency at all. in a 2015 essay that went viral again yesterday, writer feminista jones wrote -- "if having harriet tubman's face on the $20 bill was going to improve women's access to said bill, i'd be all for it. but instead, it only promises to distort tubman's legacy. rooted in resisting the foundation of american capitalism." well, for more, we're joined by two guests. in new york, steven thrasher is a weekly columnist for the guardian u.s., where he wrote a piece headlined, "to put harriet tubman on the $20 bill would be an insult to her legacy." here in denver, we're joined by winston grady-willis, professor and chair of african and african american studies at metropolitan state university of denver. we welcome you both to d

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. icans and the nra to pass the toughest gun safety legislation in the country. i'll take on the tough fights to expand social security and keep the doors open to planned parenthood. my mom is so tough she's willing to fight anyone who's going to pay him more than us for doing the same job. i'm joseline peña-melnyk, and i approve this message. >>> in news 4 your health, the top health officials in the country say the more they learn about the zika virus the scarier it appears. today they announced new damage the virus may do to unborn children. >> the virus is linked to a broader set of complications in pregnancy, not just microcephaly, but also prematurity, eye problems, and some other conditions. >> the more we learn about the neurological aspects, the more we look around and say this is very serious. >> neurological problems have also been found in adults with the virus. the cdc and nih say they also desperately need more funding to battle zika's spread. >>> we heard about the benefits of taking aspirin, about you now researchers say it could h

and we'll report how one woman survived nine days alone with her dog stranded in the arizona desert. icans and the nra to pass the toughest gun safety legislation in the country. i'll take on the tough fights to expand social security and keep the doors open to planned parenthood. my mom is so tough she's willing to fight anyone who's going to pay him more than us for doing the same job. i'm joseline peña-melnyk, and i approve this message. >>> news4 was first to report that despite the new private ambulances in the district, the d.c. fire department still reaches critically low numbers of available ambulances and the private ambulances can still take between 15 and 30 minutes to get you to the hospital. >> our mark segraves is here now. he was given access to data that gives us a glimpse on how the program is supposed to be working and what it means for anybody who might need an ambulance in the district. so, mark, we outsourced it. we hired private company, but still we don't have enough? is that what we're saying? >> that's what the numbers ever telling us. the three-week period, the d.

imagine if there is a pan-american commission in --ican city chafing 2/3 chafing 2/3 of american laws. imagine a pan-american court in buenos aires ruling over the u.s. supreme court. imagine if there was a drive to create a pan-american army as a ,ompetitor to the nato alliance drawing in resources under the command of perhaps venezuelan or brazilian generals. imagine if the united states sent members of parliament to a in american parliament south american city with those members of parliament lecturing the american people on how they should be living their lives. this is the reality on the ground in europe with regard to the european project. the european union is nothing less than a surrender of national sovereignty within europe. britain is not part of the schengen agreement, which covers 22 members of the european union and 26 countries in total, but britain, like every other member of the european union, is part and parcel of the european project. the brexit referendum on june 23, which will decide britain's isn't aboutrope, whether or not the british people will reject the eur

if you look at debate,ican political there was no one.at the democratic party at that time, you will in 1969 andbody 1970 recommended unilateral withdrawal. the position of the johnson administration was that the hadies -- vietnamese troops to withdraw first and the six months after that the american withdrawal would happen. unilateral withdrawal of american forces in the middle of a war, declaring that we cannot stand the consequences of this war, i do not know anybody who recommended it at that time. three years later, we were --king about infantrymen [indiscernible] , of course if you whata war, you cannot say it achieves in any event, was not overheast asia was and it probably made a to theuting factor opening to china. ending.as a bitter audience member: i do not blame you or any administration. perhaps the fault is not in the ourselves.in all of mr. updegrove: last question on the right. audience member: it is a pleasure to hear you speak mr. kissinger. i may not agree with you always but you are an interesting individual. the war o

er done icans has ev that but franklin roosevelt did. 23 timesadministration having their actions struck down, 11 unanimous, that record, perhaps it's an indication that we should hold up. our friend andrew mccarthy today pjmedia.com has an article and i want to read from part of that article. his title is "as primary campaigns roll on, obama shreds constitutional governance." two cases in point, he says, president obama's pressure on the states to drop sanctions against iran and his continuing scheme to dictate immigration law unilaterally. mr. mccarthy, who was the prosecutor that did a fabulous job in prosecuting the bombers of the first world trade center bombing from back in 1993 says this in his article. the involumeable sarin, citing a bloomberg news report, alerts that the state department has sent moneytory letters to the governors of all 50 states suggesting they impose any sanctions against iran. over half the states have such sanctions targeting not only iran's nuclear work but the regime's other weapons work. e.g., ballistic missiles, terrorist promotions, human rights abuse

and at little parkway, another accident. icans who come to america are rapists. they're rapists. and that we should ban muslims from coming here at all. total and complete shut down. donald trump say's we can solve ericas problems by turning against each other. it's wrong and it goes against everything new york and america stand for. with so much at stake, she's the one tough enough to stop trump. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> it's a mile start. 50 suburbs. cloud givesing away to sunshine. a full day of sun again tomorrow. clouds increase thursday. watch for some showers friday but they are out of here in time for the weekend and temperatures back in the 60s. michael. >>> coming up on the "today" show, meet the first semifinal ifle in the next big thing. find out which new gadget you can't live without. we'll be back in a half hour. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their

ights suddenly become values issues and as we have seen in this primary caucus process on ted cruz ican side came into this targeting evangelical voters saying he candidate.eir ben carson targeting evangelical voters. donald trump saying sometimes people say this is the first heard words about the bible and relying coming this onald trump is in cycle but done to appeal to evangelical voters. no question people who put their values an tradition and at the fore hodoxy fronts of what they want to see from their politicians is part of the process. jim has it tweet. juan seems to think hillary linton will be the democratic candidate. guest: that is true. flint, go to alex in michigan. how is your community doing today, legislation? in there. are hanging thanks for asking. to say i congratulate you for being on fox news and all how but i don't understand you and bob beckel can sit there with that nd put up crap that they throw at you. you have to that have a living but i don't understand how you can do it, bro'. as a black man raised in the 1960's. congratulations. go for it. it is i think th

ights suddenly become values issues and as we have seen in this primary caucus process on ted cruz ican side came into this targeting evangelical voters saying he candidate.eir ben carson targeting evangelical voters. donald trump saying sometimes people say this is the first heard words about the bible and relying coming this onald trump is in cycle but done to appeal to evangelical voters. no question people who put their values an tradition and at the fore hodoxy fronts of what they want to see from their politicians is part of the process. jim has it tweet. juan seems to think hillary linton will be the democratic candidate. guest: that is true. flint, go to alex in michigan. how is your community doing today, legislation? in there. are hanging thanks for asking. to say i congratulate you for being on fox news and all how but i don't understand you and bob beckel can sit there with that nd put up crap that they throw at you. you have to that have a living but i don't understand how you can do it, bro'. as a black man raised in the 1960's. congratulations. go for it. it is i think th

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. icans and the nra to pass the toughest gun safety legislation in the country. i'll take on the tough fights to expand social security and keep the doors open to planned parenthood. my mom is so tough she's willing to fight anyone who's going to pay him more than us for doing the same job. i'm joseline peña-melnyk, and i approve this message.

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