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[applause] and congressman matt cartwright was here. i think he had to go to another place.hank you. [applause] are there any congress people i have missed? i want to recognize the chief executive of allegheny county. [applause] federman former candidate for u.s. senate is here. [applause] originally from new york, pennsylvania -- originally from york, pennsylvania. >> we believe this event to go live to remarks from democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. she is speaking to reporters at the vfw convention in charlotte, north carolina. ♪ >> please be seated. firstxt guest is the first lady ever elected to public office and is the first new yorker to ever serve as the senate armed services forces committee. which she did for eight years in the u.s. senate from the empire state. 2007 as appeared in candidate for president of the united states and before moving on to serve our nation as equatorial date in the first obama administration. i would like to also point out that she is a former first lady married to bill clinton, our past president. originally from chicago

[applause] and earlier today congressman matt cartwright from the 17th was here. i think he had to go to another place, another meeting. is mike doyle here, congressman from the 14th? mike, thank you. [applause] are there any congresspeople i've missed? okay. i do want to recognize rich fitzgerald, the chief executive of allegheny county. [applause] i saw that john fetterman, former candidate for u.s. senate is here as sign of unity. john? [applause] as governor pointed out he originally is from york, pennsylvania. you know when you're that big, you know how hard it is to disappear? all right. and i will recognize some others. i see our attorney general candidate, the next attorney general of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, josh shapiro. [applause] so in 1992 when some of us got started, i started with the presidential conventions in 1992 first thing i found out that the podestas were in charge. either tony or john. at the point tony came with berylp hall. now it is john. every four years, they come, they take over. my god, they have really done a good job. they

my friends in the house of representatives, representative matt cartwright, representative will hurd, representative steve russell and representative elijah cummings are the lead sponsors of h.r. 4904. it passed the house june 7, 2016, by a vote of 366-0. the megabyte act reforms the federal government's management of information technology software licenses, the nonpartisan government accounting office called the goo found that i implementing the management software policy of software licenses saved a single agency $181 million tax dollars per year, taxpayer dollars. if implemented, the megabyte act could save -- could yield billions in savings across the federal government. now, the federal government spends $82 billion a year on information technology. in 2015, for example, for the second year in a row, g.a.o. listed i.t. software license management as a stop priority for its annual duplication report. the g.a.o. stated that the executive branch does -- quote -- not have adequate policies for managing software licenses. of the 24 major federal agencies, only two have implemented co

[applause] >> earlier today congressman matt cartwright, 17 was here. he had to go to another place , another meeting. is my goal here, congressman from the 14th? mike, thank you. [applause] are you ready commerce people? i do want to recognize rich fitzgerald, chief executive of allegheny county. [applause] i saw that john fetterman, the former candidate for u.s. senate is here, is siding here today? [applause] the governor of the 49, he's originally from york pennsylvania. when you're that big, you know how hard it is to disappear? all right. and i will recognize some others, i see our attorney general candidate, the next attorney general of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, josh spiro. [applause] so in 1992, when some of us started, i started with the presidential conventions in 1992, the first thing i brought out is that the ministers were in charge. it was tony or john.