they are incredible. absolutely incredible and i've served this state so well.ally, i want to thank my house and who has been with me. [cheers and applause] who has been with me for a lot of years and puts up with me on a regular basis and has for an introvert and i married a wife was pretty extroverted career and that has been really, really tough. for me, this has been the honor of a lifetime serving as north dakota senator. [cheers and applause] i have met so many great and good people. i have thought for these people and for my state in a way that i hope makes all of you proud, but most importantly makes the fate of north dakota proud. [cheers and applause] and so, trends come and go in the world revolves again tomorrow. what i really want to leave you with is for so many young people who got engaged, it seems like such a bitter thing to lose the race. but the worst thing would be to not ever run at all. to not ever try. [cheers and applause] to simply say that too hired for the states to rare, and there's always an excuse down the line to not try. what i li

they are incredible.tell you that just absolute incredible and have -- finally i want to thank my husband who has been with me -- [cheers and applause] [chanting] who has been with me for a lot of years, and puts up with me on a regular basis and has for an introvert married a wife is a pretty extroverted career. that's been really, really tough. you know, for me this has been the honor of a lifetime, serving as north dakota's senator. [applause] i have met so many great and good people. i have fought for these people and for my state in a way that i hope makes all of you proud, but most importantly makes the state of north dakota proud. [applause] and so elections are won and lost, trends come and go, and the world revolves again tomorrow. what i really want to leave you with is for so many of the young people who got engaged, it seems like such a bitter thing to lose a race. but the worst thing would be to not ever run at all, not ever try. [applause] to simply say that's too hard or the state is to rea

they are incredible. and havey incredible, served this state so well.ant to thank my husband who has been with me -- [applause] who has been with me for a lot of years and puts up with me on has, for ansis, and introvert, married a wife with a pretty extroverted career. that has been really tough. for me, this has been the honor of a lifetime, serving as north dakota's senator. [applause] i have met so many great and good people. i have fought for these people and for my state in a way that i hope makes all of you proud, but most importantly makes the state of north dakota proud. [applause] so, elections are won and lost, and theome and go, world revolves again tomorrow. what i want to leave you with is for so many young people who got engaged, it seems like such a buter thing to lose a race, the worst thing would be to not ever run at all, to not ever try. [applause] to simply say that is too hard, the state is to red, there is always an excuse to not try. what i like to believe in this race, regardless of the outcome, because we put the protection of

you are incredible, incredible people. wow. rush he'ser said to got eight minutes. two hours, three hours. there's nobody like him. there never has been anybody like him. i was speaking to sean hannity backstage. we love him, by the way. and he says, there is nobody like this man. he's a real good guy. , but i tells tough you what, when he is on your side, there is nobody you want better. it is a really great. when he is with you. the biggest of all time at what he does. i also want to thank my good friend lee greenwood. [applause] pres. trump: we were in tennessee last night and lee was there, but this was a surprise. that song is one of the great songs, but when he sings it to you like direct, we like it. we like lee greenwood and he has been with us from the beginning. he has been with us absolutely from the beginning. while we are talking about incredible people, let's get it over with. i have people who are very special, they have been with us from the beginning also. i will start with sean hannity. , on up, sean hannity. on up, sean hannity. >> by the way, all

it was advanced for its time pick an incredible recoil system. when the gun was fired, the barrel actually moved and the gun state in place. it did not have to be readjusted. when the americans started using these, they used these four guns and a battery. a battery was commanded by a captain. one of the batteries in the hundred 29 field artillery inference was the independence more -- missouri. harry f german. harry truman went on to become the president of the united states and he said what he learned during world war i helped him throughout the rest of his career. one of the interesting things about the 75 besides it being an incredible field piece was that in french it was pronounced 75 but the american soldiers during world war i used it in their style. it was called the softy can. the french 75 millimeter gun that we have at the museum was acquired as a gift from the people of france. in the 1980s, the french ambassador visited the museum and wondered whether the museum did not have a 75 was -- which of course was their symbol of the war and

it has been a place of incredible innovation for our country. it is one of our leading economic engines. but we all know, and we are just talking about how hard it is to live in the bay area, and we see it as our responsibility to help give back to making sure that the bay area can remain a vibrant, exciting community, that people from all different backgrounds, all different socioeconomic strata can access. within that mission, we look for places where we have a unique opportunity to give back, and we look at affordable housing. we have been thinking about how we can contribute to improving access to affordable housing. it is a huge problem, very expensive. if we threw all of our resources to affordable housing, we still would not be able to solve it in the bay area. but we have the ability to tinker around with new financial tools like our investment in landed, where we make down payments for homes in the bay area possible for teachers. though often missed working middle class. we also engage in advocacy and making sure that the right incentiv

you can achieve incredible outcomes for patients, and for students. and i think, the money part is incredibly important because we would not be able to do that without the money. but i think we have unique leverages applying our skill sets, as living in the philanthropy world, as living donors, and applying that in addition to the resources. and everyone can do that. i am excited that we are building opportunities for engineers, designers, product managers, to come and help design tools for the human cell atlas, and for a learning platform, and for important issues in criminal justice reform. i just encourage everyone to think deeply, it is not about money. i think everyone in silicon valley as a very unique skill set that has brought tremendous advances in the consumer industry, but if we oriented that towards important social issues as well? it does not have to mean a full- time job. i had a call with someone who ran a staff company yesterday he was give me great advice around how to actually build technology that can scale to many using an open-sou

you've been incredible. i know the work you've done. you have been truly incredible.to celebrate miriam's award is sheldon, where is sheldon? where is he? there he is. oh. you didn't make the front row. he's probably angry. [laughter] thank you, sheldon. and their children. steven, yasmin, adam, maeton, and their son-in-law patrick. thank you all for being here. please stand up. thank you. thank you very much. congratulations. [applause] and they were very happy to see the embassy move to jerusalem. they were very happy about that. so congratulations on that also. they fought very hard for that. our next recipient of the medal of freedom is one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. i used to watch him when i was going to school. they can't catch him, he's just better by far than everybody else. he is something. the winner of the heisman trophy, roger staubach. as a mid shipman at the united states naval academy , he set 28 football records. upon graduation, he volunteered to deploy to vietnam for one year and served in the navy for a total of four years. at the ag

i can tell you that is incredibly and intensely spacer she is incredibly and intensely interested in has created a larger routines that are looking at this issue. he is also looking at another of other areas, including creating a war room in washington, dc looking at elections. in terms of misinformation, there are another thing to me to talk about ever get the opportunity. to specifically, though, around whatsapp, and the lynchings, and all the trouble is we have seen in india, the indian government has said that whatsapp can't be bystander but this it that responsibility. are they right? before and so the question, let me pretested. i worked on facebook and no more than happy to answer questions on behalf of whatsapp, but this is my personal interpretation of what i have seen. . facebook is whatsapp, so... again, these are two organisations that are somewhat internally. i am a facebook representative, not necessarily whatsapp. i'm happy to talk about this. it is learning process for all of us. there is an incredible amount of us. there is an incredible amount of which opens on the

tanya says my favourite has always been incredible hulk, i grew up always been incredible hulk, i grewching it and also she says, wonder woman, but that is dc, not marvel. and the actor who depicted the incredible hulk in that american series, which i was watching when i was a young girl. i do remember that too. thanks for being with us. it has been great to have you with us here. and thank you too. the incredible hulk seems to be one of the favourites for now. i will see very soon, goodbye. —— see you. hello. many of us started the new week with frequent and heavy showers, and that brought some impressive cloud formations. an excellent example of a mammatus cloud here in somerset on monday afternoon. we also saw some sunshine, and when you put sunshine and showers together, well, it's a perfect recipe for rainbows. more showers to come through the early hours of tuesday. they will start to fade away from many southern and eastern areas, and generally become confined to northern england and parts of scotland. a fairly chilly end to the night across the highlands of scotland. and throug

it is incredible the job you do. i want to thank you all for being on, and i have to say, general, it is great to speak to you by teleconference and by phone because your reputation is an incredible one. representing the u.s. coast guard are crew members from six coast guard cutters from the shore support teams that are part of patrol forces, southwest asia, the largest coast guard unit outside of the united states. i am going to your local coast guard station in palm beach and we will spend some time with the great men and women of the coast guard. they have a lot of branding and the job they have done on hurricanes in this country -- they saved of thousands and thousands of people. in texas, they saved over 12,000 people. think of what that means, over 12,000 people. they went into areas that no one else would go into, and it was incredible. what they did in texas, florida, puerto rico, the coast guard has become a symbol of strength and perseverance and toughness and genius, actually -- it is purely genius. hello

we have incredible people doing the job. so we'll get that done better than anybody else could do it. we want to thank you all for coming and being here and showing. because i think people have to really see this to understand it. and back in washington, mr. congressman, you know that, kevin and everything. we have two great members of congress. we'll do everything we can, 100%. thank you for my -- thank you

have an met incredible thanksgiving. incredible thanksgiving. getting rid, we are of old equipment and you see what is coming in, the best in the world. you see a big difference and hopefully a big difference from before. it is only getting better and we will be stronger than ever and with people like you, we feel very confident. thank you very much. happy thanksgiving to all. i will see you when you are back. stephanie: it sounds great. we have one last message. goal army. pres. trump: -- go army. press that i appreciate that. we will see you also don't. iank you -- pres. trump: appreciate that. we will see you soon. next up is george. are you on? doing: the kernel is circulation right now -- cornel is doing a circulation right now. i am with marines. how is it going over there? sam: it is going great. we are based in kuwait. we have marines from jordan to afghanistan. ensuring that the young men and woman and what theywithy day. pres. trump: how is the progress coming, would you say? sam: the progress is excellent, sir. we have moved those are

it was incredible. this is incredible. outside is even more incredible, because it is more people.hey never show it. they keep it on my face, which i do not like, and about five people behind me. [cheers] pres. trump: somebody there is going to be a star. i do not know who it is. you may have better seats, but you know what, honestly somebody will be very famous back there. but they don't show the crowds. could you spin the cameras around and show the crowd? come on. [cheers] [whistling] pres. trump: they don't turn them. they don't turn them because they are fake news. [boos] pres. trump: they don't turn them, they are fake news. they never turn them. my wife always a says, how was the crowd? i say, didn't you see it? she says, no, they never move your face. they do that because they do not want people to see how big the crowd is. [boos] they don't want to that. obama -- no, he was in miami or someplace. and in the big basketball arena that seats 18,000 people, he had 1000 people. [laughter] pres. trump: not person i thought reported that. if i had one of the seats in the corner r

twelve twelve -- i know the incredible job you do. i know what you went through was incredible. horrible in certain ways. but i know what you went

incredible. absolutely incredible. they have served this state so well.ly want to thank my husband, who has been with me. [cheering] who has been with me for a lot of years. and he puts up with me on a and has, for an introvert, married a wife who has a pretty extroverted career. [laughter] and that has been really tough. this has been the honor of a lifetime. serving as north dakota's senator. [applause] i have met so many great and good people. i have fought for these people and for my state in a way that i hope makes all of the proud, but most important lee makes the state of north dakota proud. so elections are won and lost and the world revolves again tomorrow. what i really want to leave you with is for so many young people who got engaged, it seems like a bitter thing to lose the race, but the worst thing would be to never run at all, to not ever try. to simply say that is too hard or the state is too red. there is always an excuse to not drive. what i like to believe in this race, regardless of the outcome, that because we put the protections on t

it is incredibly interested in fighting this movement.cific to those lynchings, i haven't seen mark zuckerberg give a television interview. i can't speak for mark zuckerberg, but i can tell you it is incredibly and intensely... he is incredibly and intensely interested in what is happening in india. i know for a fact that he has created a large number of teams which are looking at this issue. he is also looking at a number of other areas, including creating a war room in washington, dc, which is looking at elections. also, in terms of the misinformation, i think we are doing a number of things that i would love to speak about if i get the opportunity. just specifically though, around whatsapp and all of the lynchings and all of the problems we have seen in india, the indian government has said whatsapp cannot be a newt bystander, they have to take responsibility. are they right? before i answer that question, let me try and preface that. i work for facebook, and i am more than happy to answer questions on behalf of whatsapp, but this is m

he is an incredible man and an incredible coach, and a great leader. bobby. [applause] he looks good. a lot of teams would like to have him right now, right? [applause] come on, say something. tell me about it. thank you, bobby. thank you, bobby. >> thank y'all. thank y'all. gosh, what a great crowd. you know what i was thinking a while ago? the most powerful man in the world, the most powerful position in the world is the president of the united states. [applause] also, like some of the other folks tonight, i want you to keep your eye on ron desantis. as we focus here. i think you do a great job. and then also, our former governor, rick scott. look at them good because i know he wants 'em, ok? i came to florida state in 1963 as an assistant coach. you know what my recruiting area was? right here, baby. right here. and we got some great ballplayers from pensacola, florida. it is a pleasure for me to be back. in coaching football, my philosophy was pretty simple. it was that whoever gets the best players is going to win. if i got better players than you, i'm g

[applause] [chanting] [chanting] . >> thank you all so incredibly much. [cheers and applause] speed nine i could not have done this without all of you. you want to keep this country on the right track and i am so incredibly grateful for all of you. and we appreciate everything that you have done. [applause] first of all, thank you to the president of the united states. [applause] and for allowing me to be the first woman. [cheers and applause] and a conservative woman. [cheers and applause] so many of you know, it takes everybody for the campaign knocking on over 1 million doors. [cheers and applause] this is the best grassroots effort we have ever seen so we thank you all for that. i really want to say a thank you to the campaign leadership. [cheers and applause] thank you for the good work you have done. we have had great leaders for our campaign and a special thank you to the entire family and also to the governor. [applause] we have so enjoyed campaigning of course, maria taught our son and our daughter so we have known them well for years. and to my

it was incredible. say to each one of those volunteers, this is not anything of your doing. you have gone above and the on and done everything you possibly could to make this race right. the fault here, if there is a fault, lies with me for not making the case i needed to make in tennessee. and thehe volunteers people on the campaign staff to know how much i appreciate and honor what you have done. [applause] and i want to say one particular word to all the young people who worked on this campaign. it actually surprised me, the number of young people and it encouraged me about the future of our country and democracy, the kind of energy and idealism people had. i have one word for you, or some words. please do not be discouraged. your idealism is amazing. [applause] phil: keep working. have had a i wonderful time in politics. i had a great run as mayor. i want them to remember when i became mayor of nashville, that was the fourth race i had run in until i won one. i want young people to know how importan

you are very incredible people. i know the incredible job you do. i know how hard it is. i know what you have gone through, especially when we came into office. what you went through was incredible. horrible in certain ways. but i know what you went through. and it's my honor to be with you, and god bless america. keep up the great work. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] "washington journa

it is an incredible part of the world with incredible people. a really hard choice we struggled with. we are not a government or the experts on this. but because we are in homes we often get put into these situations and ultimately believe, at a time a lot of people are talking, are tech companies and platforms going to take responsibility that we wanted to act as opposed to necessarily react and used that frame work to help drive that decision. emily: you've been looking for a c.e.o. still haven't hired one. why is it taking so long? >> are you interested? we've had, not surprisingly, given the historic nature of the company some of the issues we have talked about that there is incredible interest in this particular role. we have incredible folks we've had conversations with. i'll be sure to let you know when we've reached a decision but we want to be ipo ready by 2019. we haven't announced if and when we would take the next step beyond that. but ultimately we are going to be looking for someone who really does appreciate that community model.

incredibly encouraging. alexi: you, or the dccc, just released the first ever multistate spanish-language tv ad. obviously, democrats will always be criticized -- and they have in past cycles -- for what critics say is not paying attention to enough minority voters. you just walked us through the program we all implemented the days after trump was elected, can you talk to us a bit about two things regarding that ad? one, the timing, and two, it doesn't mention trump at all. it takes a much softer tone from to what we are seeing from the right. your opinion, the best response to the immigration rhetoric? or just the rhetoric of latinos in general? dan: we are incredibly proud of the fact we were able to do this multistate, multi channel approach with the entire year of engagement. obviously, the spanish buy is a piece of that. it also dovetails into a seven figure african-american radio buy. it is not just channeled into one specific audience or ones pacific voter. i think it is important to understand -- we

this is incredible. incredible, and i really wish the fake news media would show the crowds because they don't do it. they always go, donald trump gave a speech today in front of a nice crowd. there have never been crowds like this just so you understand in the history of politics. you have never had crowds like this for midterm elections. there has never been crowds like this. people, aow all the lot of them watching on television, i get great ratings. at least this speech does. i can't say about the other ones because they don't get great ratings. it.you know what, they get they hear the noise. you cannot duplicate when you have 20,000, 30,000 people -- you cannot duplicate that sound with 500 people that are showing up to other rallies. [applause and cheers] you know, for two years we have had big crowds from the beginning. and by the way, you remember, and it is "we" not "me" -- we never -- we are all the same. we never left centerstage. you know what that means, right? we were always in first place

and took incredible amounts of planning.ut this is one of the things about president trump that is so interesting. he has had a history of going after the military, going after gold star families, going after john mccain. and with his base, it doesn't seem to really matter. it would be unheard of for a republican president or any president to attack the military in a way that he has. but whatever he says his base just actually doesn't care. >> now to the russia investigation, mr. trump says that he has answered questions from the special counsel himself. he says that he did it without the help of his attorneys. but he's also indicated in this most recent interview that he most likely wouldn't sit down with the mueller team. remember before, he had said he would be open to sitting down with mueller and his team, so in your view, what is the change of heart? what's the reason for it? >> well, trump has been contradicting himself about the whole mueller probe all the time. on the one hand, he is -- he appears to be incredibly w

incredible. visited, and the houses were gone, but the foundations were gone, the houses and the foundations. nobody has ever seen anything like that. but you are great people, and we are with you 1000%, you know that. you know that. [applause] great people. people three days, the of florida are going to elect tok scott and ron desantis, protect your jobs, defend your borders and continue making america great again. [applause] we are just days away from one of the most important elections of our lives. this is a big one. this is a very important election. has anybody not voted? raise your hands. not that bad, but you are going to vote, right? [applause] you are going to vote. bad, though. that's probably 10% didn't vote or eat and i have no doubt you are going to vote for desantis and rick scott. we need them. we need them. no games. this is very serious stuff. this election will decide whether we build on the extraordinary prosperity we have achieved for our nation, or whether we let the radical

place that isa incredibly united in the things we hold dear.his has been about our way of life, the heartland way of life. it has been about the way of life that built this country. the way of life that sustained this state. the way of life built around our churches, our neighborhoods, and our schools. i said this was about defending our way of life, renewing it for a new day. past, it is the future. it doesn't represent something gone forever. it represents the best of america. tonight, the people of missouri set our values are going to renew this country. that is what we are about, that is what we are for, that is what this race has been for. [applause] you know, now it is time to roll up our sleeves and get to work. the hard work begins of going to washington and standing up for our values. i said i would fight to secure our border, and i will. i said i would be an advocate and fight for pro-constitution, pro-america judges on our courts, and i will. [applause] to continueld fight to bring back jobs from overseas, to get wages growing, and i

it's incredible the job you're doing.articularly want to congratulate you on the work you've done to crush isis from the air and from the ground. and really, it's big, big progress has been made. they're very close to being gone. you have shown incredible courage, great, great leadership. so thank you very much. lieutenant colonel, thank you very much. we'll talk to you in a little while. happy thanksgiving as we to captain pat atafan and all of the sailors aboard the "uss ronald reagan." great ship. the motto is one we embrace every day, peace through strength. everywhere the 7th sails, the "uss ronald reagan" is an enduring symbol of american might, american strength, american power and really american goodness in so many ways. from the u.s. air force we're joined by the 255th air expeditionary wing which is supporting nato's resolution support. brigadier general david lyons, thank you very much, is the command are. i want to congratulate you on every minute of the 455th, for your outstanding work. not only have you des

, incredible commitment. and then, number two, this piece of legislation really shows and reminds us what san francisco is all about. not only do we do the morally right thing by our incredible workers who give so much love and support to our seniors and our homeless population, and so many who are struggling to survive here in san francisco, but this legislation is smart planning. we have an exploding senior population in san francisco, and we don't have the infrastructure to take care of this population. we have a homeless crisis raging in our streets, and we depend on nonprofits who aren't able to hire the workforce to take care of those struggling the most. this legislation is so forward thinking, and that's what san francisco is known for. we have the heart but also the brain to do the right thing and to think about our future. so congratulations, everyone. this is a wonderful, wonderful day, and a huge round of applause to my colleague, supervisor fewer, who is a fighter through and through. and it was

an incredibly difficult issue. up in early 2016 when we were confronted with questions about 150 to 200 listings that exist in the west bank occupied territory. since then, we have spent a lot of time trying to understand the to experts,ing stakeholders, and put in place a framework to really help us reach a decision. that framework includes understanding that every situation is case to case, talking with experts and stakeholders, taking a look at the degree of human suffering and what is contributing to it, and really looking at trust and safety issues, and, ultimately, looking at whether our product or business are contributing to issues. using that framework, ultimately we made the decision to remove those listings. we are saying that knowing it is controversial. we will not necessarily make anyone happy. i have traveled to israel. it is an incredible part of the world with incredible people and this is a really hard choice we struggle with. we are not the government. we are not the experts on this. but because

chris this is an incredibly : complex part of the world. incredibly difficult issue. 2016 when we were confronted with questions about 150 listings in the occupied territory. since then, we have spent a lot of time trying to understand the issues and put in place a framework to help us reach a decision. that includes understanding the -- that every situation is case to case and talking with experts and stakeholders, taking a look at the degree of human suffering and what is contributing to it and looking at safety issues, and ultimately, whether our product or business are contributing to issues. using that framework, ultimately we made the decision to remove the listings. we are saying that knowing it is controversial. israel is an incredible part of the world with incredible people and this is a really hard choice we struggle with. we are not a government, not the experts. because we are in homes, we often get put into these situations and believe -- a lot of people are talking about tech companies taking responsibility, we wanted to act as opposed to react. we used

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he men and women fighting this fire are incredible. more than 70 people are lost and we are looking for hundreds of people. there are hundreds they are looking for. hopefully that will be a good conclusion instead of a bad conclusion. and they areft with their loved ones someone else and we do not know about it. they're looking for hundreds of people and we will know the answer to that over the next 48 hours i think for the most part. brock, perhaps you can give a little presentation to how we will stop the rest of this monster? >> mr. president, as we discussed, this is probably the worst disaster we have seen in my career and it will take partnership at all levels of government, not only helping the governor achieve his response and recovery goals but neighbors helping neighbors. fema is on the ground. i have been here since tuesday making sure we have the situational awareness on how to help the state achieve what needs to be done when it comes to the firefighting and taking care of people as far as the mass care issue. we have sent

that is an incredible part of the world with incredible people and this is a really hard choice we strugglevernment, not the experts. we get put into the situations and believe -- a lot of people are talking about tech company is taking responsibility, we wanted to act as opposed to react. we use the free market to drive the decision. -- framework to drive the decision. emily: you are still looking for a ceo. why is it taking so long? >> are you interested? emily: [laughter] it might be a conflict of interest. >> given the historic nature of the company, some of the issues we have talked about, there is incredible interest in this role. we have had incredible folks we have had conversations with. i will be sure to let you know when we have reached a decision. we have talked about the fact that we want to be ipo ready by 2019. we have not announced if and when we take a next step. we are looking for someone who appreciates that community model. we want to be at the first century company. do we deliver for host?? then the guest can deliver -- alice can deliver to the guests and guess deliver