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what you're doing has been incredible, but it will be even incredible. far more incredible.ecause we're giving you a the likes of which obody has ever been given before. i'm a big believer. you will go out there and you frontier which is or woman,known by man and you will learn everything know about it, and what you're doing is so important. economically, in tarily, scientifically, very way, there is no place like space. good luck. general dunford and the joint i want to wish you a lot of luck with space force. that shows how important it is. congratulations on your tremendous success but you're going to have far more success now. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [applause] here's a big p: one, right? would anybody like me not to sign this? there anybody in this room, would be in big trouble. president trump: we got it. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, everybody, congratulations. have a great day. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for i

it is so incredible, you have to go see it.han 100 utility companies have lowered prices as a result of our business tax cuts, saving them three injured billion dollars on utility bills -- $300 billion on their utility bills. unemployment claims are at a 40 year low. so proud of, i love it. unemployment for african-americans is at the lowest level in the history of our country. [applause] i am looking at kevin. that was good. you were right about that. that is something. we were all right, everybody in this room was right. unemployment for hispanic americans is at the lowest in the history of the country. unemployment -- [applause] unemployment for women, if you listen to my speech two weeks ago, i said it was the lowest in 21 years. now that i am saying it is the lowest in 65 years and soon it will be the lowest in history. years, hopefully in a week or two, it will be history. 65 years is a long time. i am very proud to say that unemployment for the disabled has reached all-time lows, giving these incredible americans the cha

it is something that is so incredible, you have to go see it.ody would believe what's happening. more than 100 utility companies have lowered price as a direct result of our business tax cuts saving americans $3 billion on their utility bills. utility bills are going down. unemployment claims are at a 44 year low. that's a good one. [ applause ] >> 44 years. something i am so proud of. i love it. unemployment for african-americans is at the lowest level in the history of our country. [ applause ] >> i'm looking at kevin. that was a good job. you were right about that, kevin. huh? that is something. we're all right. everybody in this room was right. and i have to say unemployment for hispanic americans, likewise, is at the lowest point in the history of our country. unemployment --. [ cheers and applause ] >> unemployment for women, now if you listened to my speech a few weeks ago, you would have heard me say it's the lowest in 24 years. now i'm saying it's the lowest 65 years and soon we'll be the lowest in history. [ applause ] >> big differenc

this was an incredible, important meeting. all over asia, they are in love with the united states because what we have done. to, the prime minister, he is so thrilled he does not have rockets going over japan. that makes him very happy. he is very thrilled not to see rockets going over japan. he said i want to thank you because what you have done is incredible. there are no more rockets going. things can change. i said it last night. things can change. personalities can change. maybe you end up with conflict, maybe you don't. the relationship that mike and i have with chairman kim and his group is a very good one, very strong one. i think it will lead to tremendous x -- success. thedocument we signed, number one statement, we will immediately begin total denuclearization of north korea. nobody thought that would be possible. 1.5 years ago, when mike and i came into office, and when this group came into office, everybody was talking about there's going to be a war. a war with north korea. during the obama years that's all i hea

juan: yes it is. , president trump: incredible job. incredible job. also here with us is steve ronnebeck from mesa, arizona. steve, if you could come up and share a few words. steve: thank you, mr. president. january 22, 2015, grant was at work on his overnight shift and an illegal alien came in and wanted to buy cigarettes. dumped a jar of change. grant went to count the change and wasn't counting fast enough. so basically, this man pulled a gun. grant did everything he was supposed to do and gave him the cigarettes. the man went ahead and executed him and shot him point blank in the face. you know you don't hear these , stories. and some of our media won't talk to you about it. but this is permanent separation. for his birthday, i go to his grave. for christmas. we set up a christmas tree on grant's grave. i received something earlier n, it from director holma is a challenge coin. and i want to thank you for that. to me, this is a sign of integrity. i wish some of our media had the same integrity as our president, our vice president, director, all o

he has had an incredible and very brave but an incredible career. carl, we congratulate you and we thank you for answering this call to service. [applause] we also thank your entire family for undertaking this journey with you. we are glad to be joined today by the admiral's wife, dawn, his mother, elizabeth, daughters kelsey, lindsey, and analyce and sons eric and zachary. thank you very much. stand up. [applause] as we observe this change in command, it is a great moment not just for the coast guard, but for our entire nation. the coast guard record is unsurpassed anywhere in the world from the courage of your heroes, who man the landing craft in the south pacific, to the legendary prowess of your pilots to the astonishing feats of your rescue swimmers. your service makes all of america proud. we're proud of the coast guard. more so today, i will tell you, more so today than ever before. [applause] and for that reason, america knows that we can always count on the coast guard because the coast guard is always ready. [applause] now admiral, will yo

incredible talent.applause] and you know, we have bill belichick is also -- and he's working already with the team. but he's one of the great coaches ever, without question. and he's my friend. and we have the wake forest ncaa championship tennis team here. where are they? are they around here some -- oh, look at these guys. one of them is 6'11". [applause] i assume he has a very, very powerful serve. and patrick is back there. but congratulations. that's a tremendous achievement. they've won just about everything in tennis. that team is fantastic. and we have a beautiful tennis court if you guys want to practice. okay? anytime. so that's wake forest. and there's a man that went to wake forest named arnold palmer. and not a bad golfer. right? not a bad golfer. he was something special. the demon deacon's tennis team. thank you very much. it's great that you're here. congratulations. [applause] so all of these titans of american sport know that many of life's most valuable lessons are learned on the fiel

north korea has been an incredible experience for me. we are going to help them, also, get back on track. we think it has tremendous potential. chairman kim thinks it has tremendous potential. i want to also thank, as you know, prime minister abe. i want to thank president moon from south korea. he's been terrific. he's been really moving it along and pushing as hard as they can. but without the united states, it had no chance whatsoever. i also want to thank president xi of china because the border was very strong during a very critical period. unfortunately, the border's getting a little bit weaker now but that's ok. that's ok. but we have to get him to keep it tough. but i do want to thank unfortunately, the border's getting a little bit weaker now president xi of china. so with all of that, we're having tremendous numbers, tremendous economic success. i think we're having the most successful period of time economically, perhaps, in our country's history. g.d.p. numbers have been great, but the ones that are coming out i'm really look

trump: because you people are incredible. reached the lowest level as of today in 65 years. [cheering] pres. trump: and most importantly of all, america is respected again. you are respected. [cheering] we are fighting to protect american iron, aluminum, and steel, and to protect our incredible and very brave miners. [cheering] pres. trump: but i will tell you to keep this incredible momentum, i think maybe the most successful that the country has ever had, i think we are now at the most successful level that the country has ever seen. that is how we are doing. let me just tell you -- [cheering] because i hear a couple of the figures the other day said, i think it is obama's economy. obama's economy? [booing] pres. trump: they would have put on more regulations, they want to take back ur tax cuts which are massive, they want to take them back and they want to raise the hell out of your taxes and the whole thing will go boom. [booing] we need more republicans are we have to get out there in the military. we have to get out the

anything like this before it was the very first attempt at anything like this and it's going to incredibly well i think everyone would have to agree as you pointed out you pointed out you brought back my p.t.s.d. on some of the crypto stories with mt gox and all the crashes along the way as it been all roses along the way at all and part of that is because this is a brand new technology and now what we have is the sort of second generation of people coming along who have seen with this technology can do what the value of it is how important it is and are trying to improve on it in various ways and we've seen different approaches taken on it and probably the biggest sort of competitor to ios is the theory and it's a very different model essentially a very in a set up to be essentially is really good i have a big brother computer not in a bad way and not like the government but sort of a a high computer that's incredibly smart and it makes a lot of the decisions of how things work in the ecosystem generally rimmer comes from a bit more of an oracle cap was free market perspective and he says

president trump: that was incredible. [laughter] president trump: i think you should put that on television. mr. mulvaney: and linda's job, dealing with small businesses. long time ago i worked in a freezer for a guy that made frozen pizzas. one day he's making cheese pizzas and the afternoon he will make pepperoni. he has an entirely different agency to deal with. it simply doesn't make sense. we will try to fix it. i want to go through a couple of examples today. step aside to go over just one or two -- a couple of them made the press. we talk about this later about the department of education and the department of labor being merged. we think that makes tremendous sense. what are they both doing? they're doing the same thing, get people ready for the work force. sometimes it's education, vocational training. we're doing the same thing. this goes back to the work i think ivanka i think did very early on job training when we learned we had -- in fact, we don't even know how many job training programs we have. some people

carefully and incredibly excited to be involved in it because i think this could be world changing if it succeeds right some people compare it to early days of computing in which operating system sort of went out and that's all we see now on a trip to space so tell us more about your blog for this or over there. so what are some of the products and services that you guys are going to be dealing with there if you become one of the block twenty one black producers jeff yes the liberty blockades of liberty blocked out io io we've teamed up with amber a pedia which is i think going to be the first airdrop on egos actually ever p.d. as a competitor go sort of with the pedia based on the block chain so it can't be controlled like wikipedia has now become a also working with e.g. guy asset management which of the more the test. guys who really work on the tech and they've been working like crazy getting this all launched last few weeks so really it's about the team and it's very heavily an arc of catalyst in we our tagline is from decentralization comes freedom and essentially that points ou

an incredible story. at 6 a.m., 10 landing craft from force a were headed towards pointe du hoc, which very interesting, though, a suspicious chain of events took place that change the course of history. a navigation error with the royalin the roayl navy -- navy lieutenant that was guiding at boats, it was not working that time. they were headed for the wrong objective, which was force c's objective for the rangers. cliff on the other side of omaha beach. they were not going to pointe du hoc. all the landing craft were heading in the wrong direction. at that time they were supposed to land, they bombed pointe du hoc -- if rangers had landed at the time they were allocated they would have all been killed by their own bombers. they were at the wrong point. they were headed towards pointe de la place. the fifth ranger battalion -- could not get in contact with the 2nd ranger battalion at that time. every one of the radios did not work. they went to their secondary objective. they waited 10 minutes and went t

it was one of the most incredible o evenings.hat was the movement, the likes of which the country has never seen before. we talk about the forgotten men and women. they are the smartest people, they work the hardest and they pay taxes. they do all of the things and yet, they were the forgotten people. our people are the believe me, our people were the smartest and hardest working, smarter than everybody. and the hardest working. that little thing that i was talking about today, do you ever notice they always call the other side of the elite? why are they elite? i have a much better apartment than they do. i'm smarter than they are. i am richer they are. i became president and they didn't. and i'm representing the greatest, smartest, most loyal and best people on earth. the deplorable's. rumor that? the deplorable's. ["usa"] you know, i was watching when crooked hillary -- excuse me, have you been watching what is going on with the inspector general's report, what a scam this whole thing is? how guilty is she? with peter strzok an

incredible. to these guys, cbs, nbc, i made a fortune for nbc on "the apprentice" and they treat me hardly. i think they are worse than cnn. they wanted to renew my contract. they wanted to renew my contract and they were doing everything. cap man can't comcast came to me with a whole bunch of people. he said please renew your contract. knew i was's when i going to run. it's a prime time show doing .ell, 14 seasons, did great arnold schwarzenegger took my place and it bombed in about two shows, it was over. it actually bombed in one show and it was so bad that they did not believe it so they let it go a little longer. [laughter] and the only one who knew was my wife. [applause] she's very smart. she said you know there is nobody that can take your place. you, darling, you can appreciate that, how smart is that question or i don't know she believes it but she said there is nobody that can take your place. he will not be successful. i said it's arnold schwarzenegger. he will not be successful, ther

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i thought there was incredible.ou have all these which got that areon worth billions of dollars, they want to spend money on rocketry, i think it's great. i told my people, but let themo it. if theye' reach the moon with their money, we'll take all the credit. no one is going to remember their names but they all remember our names. to keep this momentum going, we need more republicans in washington, and we need governor henry mcmaster as a continuation in south carolina. very important. come here, henry. because with your help, your going to continue to enact. do you remember in the campaign? henry, you remember, i would come to south carolina, i said, we will win so much.u' yoga type of winning. you'll say, governor mcmaster, go to washington, talk to the president, we can't win anymore. we're going to enact. i said we are going to win and space. by the way, henry, army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard, air force, right? air force. what are we going to do? space force. people love that. it's going to be -- we

this was an incredible, important meeting. all over asia, they're in love with the united states because of what we've done. and japan, i spoke to prime minister abe, and he's so thrilled. he doesn't have rockets going over japan. that makes him very happy, general. you know that. he's very thrilled not to see rockets going over japan. there were plenty of them sent right over japan. he said, i want to thank you, because what you've done is incredible. there are no more rockets going and there's no thought of that. things can change. i said it last night in a speech. things can change. personalities can change. maybe you end up with conflict. maybe you don't. but the relationship that mike has and i have with chairman kim and his group is a very good one, very strong one, and i think it's going to lead to tremendous success. but the document we signed, if people actually read it to the public you'd see, number one statement, we'll immediately begin total denuclearization of north korea. nobody thought that would be possible. i

together they lived, loved and thrived through 53 years of an incredibly great marriage. was it good or great, pauline? it was great. that's good. boy, i'm glad she said that. we might have had to cancel the rest. that would have been terrible. she said it was great. today we pay tribute to this kentucky farm boy who stared down evilith the strength of a warrior and heart of a true hero. lloyd ramsey, merle's commanding officer described him this way. "i have never seen a man with as much courage and ability as he had. i usually don't brag on my officers, but this is one officer nobody could brag enough about and do him justice. he was a real soldier." that is some quote from his commander. lieutenant garland merle conner was indeed a giant. his daring, devotion and duty, he was larger than life. and he was. he will never ever be forgotten. we will never forget his story. and we will always be grateful to god for giving us heroes like merle and you two gentlemen. we didn't forget you, two great gentlemen and by the way, all of these great soldiers and truly brave warriors

because you people are incredible. unemployment among women reached the lowest level as of today in 65 years! [cheers and applause] and most of importantly of all, america is respected again. we are respected. we are fighting to protect american iron, aluminum and steel, and to protect our incredible and very brave miners. but i'll tell you to keep this incredible momentum, i think neighbor the most of successful that the country has ever had. i think we are at the most of successful level that the country has ever seen. that's how we are doing it. let me just tell you. because i hear a couple of the fakeers say i think it many obama's economy. [crowd booing] >> they would have put on more tions. they want to take back your tax cuts and raise the hell out of your taxes and the whole thing will go boom. so we need more republicans. we have to get out there in the mid-term. a vote for a democrat for congress is really a vote for nancy pelosi. and her radical agenda. democrats want to raise your taxes, increase your regul

it is incredible. it has not really sunkin it is incredible. it has not really sunk in yet.his farahead. iwas sunk in yet. i did not think this far ahead. i was always thinking of the next day and the next time. it is an amazing feeling and it will start to think in tonight. it was a massive race and it was incredible. —— sink massive race and it was incredible. -- sink in massive race and it was incredible. —— sink in tonight. it was a day of world leading marks at the diamond league athletics meeting in stockholm. abderrahman samba defeated world. a00m hurdles champion, karsten warholm, for the second time this week, going even faster than he had is oslo three days earlier. the qatari athlete improved on his personal best as he set a diamond league series record with a run of 117.41 seconds. having already taken control of the men's long jump with a leap of 8.50 metres in the fourth round, cuba'sjuan miguel echevarria produced a stunning finaljump. the 19—year—old recorded a mammoth 8.83 metres, but the distance will not stand in the record books due to the tailwind being

we have an incredible team i work with. usually from one hour to two hours ahead of the briefing to walk through what questions we think, at least what topics and areas we think will be covered. and do our best to prepare to make sure we have good information to relay to the press. >> is it safe to say you rehearse how you will answer some of the questions? sarah sanders: more like game it out, sometimes we get it right and sometimes we get it wrong. you have to be prepared for all of the questions you never saw coming. that can be more challenging. >> the president is right down the hall. does he watch the briefings? sarah sanders: sometimes, but he -- not always. he is the president, so he is kind of a busy guy. because they take clips of it and play it throughout the day into the evening, sometimes into the next day, even if he does not watch the briefing, he may see clips of it later on. >> someone with the white house transition project pointed out your briefings average 15 to 18 minutes, far shorter than your predeces

incredible look fabulous as always, they look incredible. i'm learning some of my best superhero poses this morning. i don't have the super suit. i've got a super dress. no super suit. but i can learn some power poses, right? what do i do? hands on the hip. okay. hands extended. >> i like that one. >> we're having a lot of fun. it's a party already. >> you can bring back all those poses to the live desk. >> you got a chance to ride the incredicoaster yesterday by yourself with a minnie mouse in your hand. how did it compare to the former experience when it used to be california screamin. >> the incredicoaster is so much fun. there's a lot of the incredibles 2 you can see as you go through. you can see characters from the movie. there's really neat special effects. there's glitter. super fun. i'll show you a little more at 6:30. we'll have a chance to talk about the coast are itself and some fun facts. they use a lot of glitter. like a lot. >> anything with glitter is always good in my book. okay. okay. jessica, we'll see y crystal geyser alp

this is an incredible time here in san francisco. are the glue that makes our families work so thank you for all that you do. hydra mentioned mayor lee, i know this is one of his favorite things to do every year and to stand as his successor for now is awesome and reminds me of him quite a bit. this is named after mayor lee, so you are the inaugural honoreehonhohonorees. i have want to thank the school district, dr. matthew is here and hydra, please a round of applause for her. [applause] i say this very sincerely as a parent of three young children, teachers and principals you are the glue that makes everything work for families in our city and i mentioned that. you are providing the foundation and you are really leading the path for the next generation of san francisco children. i know many in the room are born and raised san francisco people and to be setting foundation for our city is powerful and you are here and awarded tonight because you have been nominated by so many people for all your hard work, but let's never forget what

so many incredible hard-working american patriots. before we begin, let's all take a moment to send our love to katie arrington, who was badly hurt in a terrible car accident. somebody going to wrong way and katie really badly hurt. along with a friend of hers. and somebody else killed, frankly, in the other car. katie is a special person. she was out there from the beginning. here's the good news. she's going to be 100%. that's the good news. so katie, we're all pulling for you and we're praying for your very swift recovery. she's going to be back very soon. she was with us -- she was out there campaigning against the guy i have never liked too much. never liked him too much. i wasn't a big fan. the tallahassee trail. must be a beautiful place. unfortunately he didn't go there. no, i want to thank all of our south carolina gop leaders in attendance. we have a man who has become a friend of mine. it's shocking, isn't it? it's shocking. we went at it. he said i'll defeat him in south carolina. i said i don't think so. i don't think so.

incredibly emotional and i've seen this incredible bay area that we love.was dear to our hearts just change within hours not even days hundreds of homes have been. stroy by the unstoppable flow of molten rock the lava up whoring into the sea sends up huge clouds of steam mixed with toxic gases latest community to be ravaged is campolo the beaches there were once popular for swimming snorkeling and sunbathing the island's mayor own a home and cupola hole he tried to encourage people who have lost nearly everything in the dark is the time i ask you to stick with us together all of us is a community we have the will we will make it better and people will get it done in addition to property damage the eruption has severed highways knocked out power and telephone services and shut down a geothermal plant that normally provides about a quarter of the island's power it is the power of nature personified by the goddess pale a spirit of volcanoes in native hawaiian belief that now has the upper hand i don't know what madame paley's ideas are but. she changed a reall

i have been incredibly passionate about gaming all the time.ay it was all about us trying to get an unfair advantage in gaming. it's all about that as a gamer, it is about positioning the monitor right, making sure you have the best gear possible. haslinda: it is about the mouse. min-liang: absolutely. the mouse is a bit like a weapon in the arsenal of a gamer. it is about precision. it is about accuracy. we came together all of us and said, can we design a better mouse? not a better mousetrap, but a better mouse. that was how it started. this was way before the days of crowdfunding, etc. we kind of fell into it by saying, ok, we are going to do the world's gaming mouse and we first design something more precise and accurate. we asked a couple friends, we are going to do a small run, do you guys want one? it kind of grew from there. we grew from gaming mice, gaming keyboards. we are now number one in terms of gaming peripherals. we moved on to gaming laptops, and now virtual currency. and that is where we are. haslinda: you are highly successfu

so incredible for starting up a business are running a business. we greatly reduced the burden of the unfair estate tax commonly known as the death tax. at such a big thing, and most farms and most small business will not pay any estate tax for death tax anywhere. we created opportunity zones to promote more jobs and low income communities. we opened and more, that's a big one. no president could get it for many years, i wasn't going to do it because i was angry at someone. i said i'm not going to do it. nobody could do it. they've been trying for 50 years. let's do that immediately. like a challenge. and they've started that process, going to be one of the biggest in the world. they also repealed in our tax cut plan, repealed the unpopular thing i've seen in a long time or legislation, the individual mandate on obama. the individual mandates, how about that one? is not a very good one. that's when you have the privilege of getting to pay a fortune in order to not pay did not have bad health care, about that. in other words, you pay a lot of money

because you people are incredible. unemployment among women reached the lowest level as of today in 65 years! [cheers and applause] and most of importantly of all, america is respected again. we are respected. we are fighting to protect american iron, aluminum and steel, and to protect our incredible and very brave miners. but i'll tell you to keep this incredible momentum, i think neighbor the most of successful that the country has ever had. i think we are at the most of successful level that the country has ever seen. that's how we are doing it. let me just tell you. because i hear a couple of the fakeers say i think it many obama's economy. [crowd booing] >> they would have put on more regulations. they want to take back your tax cuts and raise the hell out of your taxes and the whole thing will go boom. so we need more republicans. we have to get out there in the mid-term. a vote for a democrat for congress is really a vote for nancy pelosi. and her radical agenda. democrats want to raise your taxes, increase your

it's incredible. and i want to be thanking terry gou, chairman of foxconn, and a friend of mine, one of the most successful businessmen in the world. very few people even close. and i want to thank him for investing in wisconsin. [applause] and investing in the united states. and this is just the beginning. i know terry, this is just the beginning. this is one of the largest plants in the world and when you think in terms of 20 million feet, if you build in manhattan a million-foot building, that's a very big building. it will get much bigger. and here you're talking about more. think of it, more than 20 million feet. and that's probably going to be a minimal number. so i'm thrilled to be here in the badger state with the hardworking men and women of foxconn working with you. moments ago we broke ground on a plant that will provide jobs for uch more than 13,000 wisconsin workers. [applause] really something. really something. thank you, fellas. i want to also thank secretary steve mnuchin, who is here

sarah sanders: it is incredibly divisive. i think that, as we move into the midterm elections, you will not see that dissipate, sadly, but hopefully it will not continue to rise. and we can get back to a place where people can agree to disagree. we do not have to agree on everything, but i think we can treat each other a little bit nicer. >> does the president bear some responsibility? sarah sanders: if you look at the policies of the president, everything he has done is about getting the best for america, focused on defending our country, protecting our country, establishing law and order, building an economy that benefits everybody, every single american. i think that everything he has done as president and the policies he has enacted are things that should be celebrated and should be things that can bring us together. the fact that we have such a booming economy should be a point that brings our country together. instead, people want to take it apart and attack and find things wrong with it. we can do better. >> the tone o

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it is incredible down there.u see all these incredible moonjellies, the white jellyfish, just floating around you. and that is all you see for about the first minute as you are pulling yourself down along the line. and then all of a sudden the shipwreck looms out of the green depths. but it was incredible down there. there are countless shipwrecks to explore along the black sea coast. mostly they are from the last 100 years or so. but i have arranged to meet a group of bulgarian underwater archaeologists who are making some ground—breaking discoveries that are farfar older. nayden prahov is part of the centre of underwater archaeology in bulgaria. they have been working all across the black sea, but today they are planning to explore a site at the bottom of lake varna, just inland. diving in bulgaria, i did not picture it being just next to this, here. so what brings us to this particular location today? for most of the divers, it will not be a perfect site to dive — exciting, interesting, attractive — but for us

incredible.f somebody had said to these guys, cbs, nbc, i made a fortune for nbc to the apprentice. they treat me horribly. i think nbc is worse than cnn. and they wanted to renew my contract. they wanted to renew my contract. and they were doing everything. they had the top man in comcast came up to see me in my office with a whole group of people. please please renew your contract with the apprentice. that's when i knew i was going to run. it's a prime time show doing well. 14 seasons did great. arnold schwarzenegger took my place and it tbhomed two shows. it was over. it bombed in one show. it was so bad they didn't believe it so they let it go a little bit longer. and the one who knew was my wife. she said, you know, she's very smart, she said you know there's nobody that can take your place. don't you? i said thank you, darling. how smart is that? i don't know if she believes it. but she said there is nobody who can take your place. he'll not be successful. there is nobody, darling, that can

something so incredible you have to see it.than 100 utility companies have lowered prices as a result of our business tax cuts, saving americans $3 billion on their utility bills. utility bills are going down. unemployment claims are at a 44-year low. that's a good 1, 44-year. [applause] pres. trump: something i am so proud of. i love you. unemployment for african americans is at the lowest level in the history of our country. [applause] pres. trump: i'm looking at kevin. that was a good job. you were right about that, kevin. that is something. we were all right, everybody in this room is right. unemployment for hispanic americans, likewise, is at the lowest point in the history of our country. unemployment -- [applause] pres. trump: unemployment for women -- if you listen to my speech two weeks ago, you would have heard me say it is the lowest in 21 years. now i'm saying it is the lowest in 65 years, and soon will be the lowest in history. [applause] pres. trump: big difference. 21 years, 65 years. hopefully in a week or two i

sometimes a little mean but also incredible. incredibly great. i have really enjoyed watching supervisor melia :-colon develop and grow as a public servant, and as an elected leader over the past eight years. it has my pleasure to serve with you and i'm so glad we came on board together as tw to what the young women of colour, that wanted to serve our communities, and i still remember the day that sharon hewitt introduced us. in 2,009 she said that -- she came up to me and she said you both need to support one another. and i remember sharon because of how persistent she was in insisting that communities of other art -- color are together. we cannot win when we are divided. we cannot win when we fight over scraps. we can only win when we are in coalition with each other. i remember the class that she used to coteach with my former boss at chinatown community involvement centre, and the work that they so intentionally dead to bring our community together. i still hold those words dear to my heart today. it was an incredible loss for both of us and

>> it's also incredibly expensive. it is a project that has cost hundreds of billions of dollars over the course of the cold war. that involves come in rough numbers somewhere between two and $10 billion per year of black classified spending. >> our conversation brought out some fascinating detail in the book which is loaded with great research. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversation]

actually it's really it's really that good he is an incredible talent and so when he came from i x to chart in him. he came with a lot of a pedigree from the i.x. a school of. maybe you can call it the education but i suspect the special way that players are taught to play when they aren't even if you play in the first team that playing a certain way and that combined with having. as a manager has made him and i spoke about how he came yesterday improving over a pretty team the same thing is happening for seniors and now he's hugely important to denmark. so always you know the objectivity of the referee. devices we talked about all day yesterday i had my peter schmeichel show out there and i kind of said it was it was all right it was working and that i changed my mind again on today because then. australia got awarded the penalty which if if i mean you can you can argue that's a handball but if that is a penalty neal then we have penalties left right and center in every game. and this is why i feel for now really have to be very very careful and guy the assistant boss and the referee