mr. spock next. khan said to watch him very closely. captain, i saved your life. now please don't kill him. surpririd to see you, captain, though pleased. i'm a little pleased myself. situation? khan is holding our staff in the briefing room. his men have control of the ship. at the bridge. there's a relay junction down the corridor. gas all decks but this one. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv armory, this is khan. report. rodriguez. anyone, report status. where's khan? i don't know. he got out just as the gas-- [beep] kirk here. someone just closed that line. captain, acknowledge. unableleo flood engineering section. i suspect... this is scott. captain's headed for the engineering section. i'll follow in case-- negative. we must retake the vessel while the anesthes

forgive my curiosity, mr. khan, but my officers are anxious to know more abobo your extraordinary journey. and how you managed to keep it out of the history books. adventure, captain. adventure. there was little else left on earth. there was the war to end tyranny. many considered that a noble effort. tyranny, sir? i know something of those years, rememeer. it was a time of great dreams, of great aspiration. under dozens of petty dictatotohips. one man would have ruled eventually, as rome under caesar. think of its accomplishments. then your sympathies were with-- you are an excellent tactician, captain. you let t ur second-in-command attack while you sit and watch for weakness. you have a tendency to express ideas in military terms, mr. khan. this is a social occasion.

mr. khanas concerned then and i remain concerned now not only on behalf of muslim americans but all other minorities that live in this country that policies are going to be anti-immigrant, specifically against muslims and hispanic immigrants. reporter: what is your message to donald trump, president-elect now? mr. khan: at least come out and condemn all this nonsense that is un-american hate, un-american harassment of immigrants. now we need to come together, so healing, reconciliation, that is his obligation as a successful candidates step forward, come forward and start the discourse. he doesn't wish to govern this country as divided. otherwise there will be such a difficult path ahead. and the world is watching. reporter: there are a lot of people, trump supporters, who say who are you to criticize this way? mr. khan: i have equal rights as any citizen of this country, be it president obama or president-elect trump. i have equal rights. the constitution gives me the same right to speak abou

and mrs. khanthank you for reminding us of our values, and thank you have participating in this election and reminding the united states that in this election, what is at stake, the fundamental values of this country. so we have become part of the conversation. but it is not us. it is our reminding this nation, this wonderful nation of its values enshrined in the constitution. >> in terms of you, what happened after election day? will you stay involved in politics? >> stephanie, no, no, no. we have not sought nor are interested in politics, but i have been to 22 communities, civic and community organizations. i have 14 more to go through april, may, by invitation of these organizations. they saw something good in this conversation. we have reconciliation that needs to take place. we need healing that needs to take place. we have division that needs to be removed from here. and it will be under the leadership of our leader, leadership that embodies the constitutional values hillary clinton, but my j

mr. khan's wife. can you put that into perspective?think that was just political show? >> carol, i sure can. thank you for asking this question, because i think on so many instances, i'm speaking to you as a journalist, a media expert, also, there was just this knee-jerk condemnation of donald trump and his views. he's not a man with any kind of delicacy when it comes to his comments. granted, he's indelicate. we got that. but he expresses a truth that people speak and i will tell you that i sat, watched the democratic convention and as i watched this gold star family speak and saw the husband speak, i wondered to myself who is that woman. she wasn't even introduced by the dnc, if you look back at the tapes. we didn't even know her name. we didn't know her identity. so i'm a woman who fights for rights within our muslim community and i wondered the same thing, why was she silent. >> mr. khan said she was silent because she would have been overcome by grief to talk about her dead son. >> oh, my gosh, i am so [ inaudible ]. >> oh, my goo

mr. khan's speech at the democratic convention. and again, last night, he reminded us of the responsibility we all share to protect and defend our constitution. the story of captain khan is one of courage in the face of danger. he was with his unit when he saw a suspicious vehicle. he told hit men to stay back. he moved toward the vehicle to check it out. and the bomb went off. he lost his life, but everyone else in his unit survived. he was awarded the bronze star. [cheers and applause] and this intensely personal tragedy that the khan family experienced, becoming a gold star family, was one that they thought about, grieved over in the privacy of their home until they heard my opponent start talking about who was acceptable in america and who wasn't. the categories of people starting with immigrants, including african-americans and latinos and p.o.w.s and muslims, the list went on and on. and it created in mr. khan a sense of despair. because he asked himself, would his son have a place in donald trump's america. someone who paid t

joining me now is mr. khan> you and i spoke before the election and you said since to a president elect trump, and that you have an opened heart and mind. >> our anti-immigrant and muslim, how do you feel about a trump presidency now? >> stefanie, i offer my condolences on gwen ifill, one of the best of our country, my sincere condolences. if you allow me to address to donald trump, mr. trump, this fear that exists, these incidents of racial hate against muslims against african-americans, against hispanic americans against women, against lgbt community are because of your year and a half long rhetoric. you are the reason for it. you know that a person is known by his words and his actions. your words have caused this. i want you to take some proactive step to address the concerns of all these honorariabhonorable people on the streets that are protesting. you have won the electoral votes but you have won. you are president elect trump. these protests, you must address them, you must address the reasons. when eve

. >> tonight in new hampshire, clinton will be introduced by mr. khan. he's speaking for democrats. now, appearing to new hampshire late deciding swing voters. >> reporter: clinton did not mention the that the fbi has spared her tonight. her campaign warning her to stay away as far as she can from the female controversy and try to end this campaign on a high note. >> kate. >> andrea mitchell. >> thank you for his part. donald trump did not respond to the fbi's announcement. he said again t protected by a rigged system. peter alexander has more on an intense day of campaigning. >> donald trump of the final hours trying to cook up a winning formula making no mentions of the fbi's announcement. >> hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time. for her many crimes against our nation and our people and democracy. campaign manager thorough. >> the november's surprise has no impact. >> this is bigger than water gate. >> tonight top aids telling nbc news that trump is speaking at the right time. >> michigan has n gone republicans since 1998. the latest polls showing clin

mr. khan continued to revert to this interest in extremism and violence. >> reporter: now along with the eight years behind bars, khan will be placed on lifetime probation once he is released. marc martinez, fox 10 news. >> three u.s. military trainers killed while attempting to enter an air base in southern jordan. they were in a car near the tried to enter the base. a jordanian officer was wounded in the gunfire. >>> a water main break floods stores at a shopping center. they have the boats out. a 48-inch water main, imagine how big that is. >> look at that. >> an amazing sight here. it burst this afternoon. the rising waters left customer crews used rafts to help rescue people inside the stores. it is like a water waterfall. >>> we are getting new details on what happened in chicago last week. the ntsb said an engine disc broke apart moments before takeoff. it had cracking and fatigue, met alpha teague. the plane was seconds from they slammed on the brakes. 170 people onboard and 21 injured

just as he did here at our convention, mr. khanin reminded us of the responsibility we all share to protect and defend our constitution. you remember the story of captain khan. the son of immigrants, i'm sorry, brought here as a young child, who grew up to join the united states army. and on that fateful day, with his unit, he saw a suspicious car. and he moved the toward it to try to determine whether it was a disabling or not. telling his men to stay back. the car was rigged, the bomb went off. and he died, protecting his men. he was awarded the brobz star and the purple heart. and what mr. khan said last night is something i want us all to remember. he said, after the many derogatory and insulting comments that we've heard from donald trump, would his son, would captain khan have a place in donald trump's america? that's an important question for all of us. because we don't whatnant to sh the vision of this great country. we cant to keep expanding it, so that everyone, everyone has a place to pursue your draeps, your aspirations

>> at the end of the day the fbi has a duty to protect the violence from the extremist acts that mr. khan continued to revert to planning and attempting to carry out. >> reporter: fbi records showed khan repeatedly communicated with a man he believed to be a fighter with isis in syria. he tried several times to obtain weapons including pressure cooker bombs so he could attack buildings in maricopa county. khan's father tells the judge in this day and age of social media and video games, is simply misunderstood. a lost child who needs help. >> that's the mental capacity of an adult or the maturity. >> reporter: mahim's mother was inconsolable. >> i want you to know how much i have been suffering since the day he was taken from me. he's the only son i have. >> reporter: the defense attorney argues khan is no terrorist, but rather a teenager who was baited. >> instead what you see is a

. >> mr. khanthere have been reports, some are anecdotal, but some have police reports attached to them, of acts of bigotry committed by american citizens towards other american citizens whether they're african-american or muslim americans. you know, under the name of president-elect trump. do you feel -- how do you feel as a muslim american in your community among friends, people you worship with, do people feel like they're targets right now? >> every child, every thoughtful muslim is concerned not only muslim is concerned, but latino americans are concerned, other minorities are concerned. and these incidents reported in the media with pictures, with photos, with videos, they're carrying trump's banners, they're wearing trump's hats. they're wearing trump t-shirts. that is an obligation of this newly elected candidate that has become our -- that will become our president, that he owes this to communities, to minorities, these are patriot americans. >> to come out and -- >> he owes them. >> -- an

violence from the extremist acts that mr. khan continued to revert to planning and attempting to carry out. >> reporter: fbi records showed khan repeatedly communicated with a man he believed to be a fighter with isis in syria. he tried several times to obtain weapons including pressure cooker bombs so he could attack buildings in maricopa county. khan's father tells the judge in this day and age of social media and video games, is simply misunderstood. a lost child who needs help. >> that's the mental capacity of an adult or the maturity. >> reporter: mahim's mother was inconsolable. >> i want you to know how much i have been suffering since the day he was taken from me. he's the only son i have. >> reporter: the defense attorney argues khan is no terrorist, but rather a teenager who was baited. >> instead what you see is a encouraging him, and he continues to give him this and that and the other thing. >> reporter: a tangled web of lies as far as the prosecutor was concerned. >> he lies to them over and over again that i'm not i

when the car exploded, he lost his life. [ muted ] the bronze star and the purple heart, but as mr. khanlisten to all of the people that my opponent has insulted and denigrated, would there be a place in donald trump's america for captain khan? the khan family gives me hope, because they truly believe in the values of this great country of ours, and they have stood up holding the constitution as he did at the convention to say people around the world cherish this constitution, believe in our values, [ muted ] a source of hope for billions of people. we will never, ever let has go, and we will [ muted ] someone rip it away in the kind of negative, divisive, hateful campaign that we have seen in this election. sometimes when i hear my opponent speak, i don't recognize -- that doesn't mean we don't have problems and challenges. it doesn't mean that, do more to help our country get better economic opportunities. of course we do. i believe we can -- i love our country. i love the american people. i know what we are capable of! throughout our history, generations of americans have risen togeth

mr. khan continued to revert to this interest in extremism and violence. >> along with the eight years behind bars, mahin khan will be placed on lifetime probation once he is released. >>> a jury finds magazine liable of defamation, a story the magazine later recanted, took back. much of the article relied on a single source, a student only identified as jackie who said she was a victim of a gang rape. u.v.a. administrator sued her for seven and a half million dollars. she says she was unfairly portrayed in the article as trying to sweep jackie's sexual rug. >>> we are just barely four days out until the presidential election, and a brand-new fox news poll is out and it shows the race is tightening, very close. hillary clinton's lead over donald trump has shrunk quite a bit. clinton has a 2-point lead lead over trump, 45% to his 43% in the latest poll conducted by fox news this week. >>> in the meantime, donald trump's son, donald, jr., spent part of the day in the valley. he spoke to his fath

. -- bronze star and purple -- but as mr. khanyou listen to all of the people that my opponent has insulted and denigrated, would there be a place in donald trump's america for captain khan? the khan family gives me hope, because they truly believe in the values of -- ours. and they have stood up, holding the constitution as he did at the convention, to say, people around the world, cherish this constitution. believe in our values. -- source of -- for billions of people. we will never already let, someone rip it away, in negative, divisive, hateful campaign that we have seen in this election. [cheering] sometimes when i hear my opponent speak i don't recognize. that doesn't mean we don't have problems or challenges. it doesn't mean that the to do more to help our country get better economic opportunities. of course we do. but, i believe we can do -- our country. i believe in the american people. i know what we are capable of. [cheering] throughout our history generations of americans met to meet the tests of their time. they defen

manchester, new hampshire, i had the honor of being introduced by an extraordina extraordinary man, mr. khane son was killed serving our country in iraq. you may remember his speech at the democratic convention. again last night, he reminded us of the responsibility we all share to protect and defend our constitution the story of captain khan is one of courage in the face of danger. he was with his unit when he saw a suspicious vehicle. he told his men to stay back. he moved toward the vehicle to check it out, and the bomb went off. he lost his life but everyone else in his unit survived. he was awarded the bronze star.

did you miss mr. khan, did you miss lyin' ted. did you miss this whole thing?iss the nonstop -- >> and then he was elected president. >> and, therefore, we should -- >> now, the emperor has clothes. >> therefore, we should say that i is elected president, that's the way this democracy works. >> i see, and we should kowtow? >> not a matter of kowtow. >> we should la bot mize ourselves. >> you don't give all your power to politics. >> this is what is going to happen now, a set of events are going to unfold. and it's -- they will be horrifying, interesting, worthwhile. go across the spectrum, you want to figure out how that's going to happen. >> joel, i'm still bummed that p.j. told me to be happy, because it's better than somalia here. >> that's a good place to take a break. >> it's thanksgiving, you want to be thankful for what you've got. >> our conversation continues right after this break. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sle

the trail introducing hillary clinton last night at her rally in manchester, new hampshire, and mr. khanew more choice words for clinton's republican rival. >> so today i have a few questions for donald trump. donald trump, would my son, captain khan, have a place in your america? would muslims have a place in your america? would latinos have a place in your america? would african-americans have a place in your america, donald trump? would anyone who isn't like you have a place in your america, donald trump? well, thankfully, mr. trump, this isn't your america. >> and former president bill clinton used some of melania trump's own words to help him make the case against her husband, speaking in colorado on friday president clinton offered some tongue in cheek sympathy for mrs. trump, one day after she campaigned for donald trump, telling the crowd that cyber bullying would be her cause as first lady. >> i never felt so bad for anybody in my life as i did for his wife going out giving a speech saying, oh, cyber bullying was a terrible thing. i thought, yeah, especially if it's done at 3:00

i think of mr. khan speaking at the democratic convention. that perhaps would have gone away. donald trump made the story worse by his response to it. for a guy who's so in tuned and instinctu instinctual, it really did continue this story in a negative way. >> again, he couldn't help himself. he's very instinctual about other people's sort of pluses and minuses, and where their weaknesses are, but maybe not so much about his own. or that he knows and it's just not much he can do. the fact that he went after this gold star family, and specifically about his wife. the mother, whether or not she was not saying anything because she wasn't allowed to because of her religion pp that's a five alarm fire right there, so many of his issues. one thing is -- i remember talking to a good friend of his, sort of again realtime. he would say, you know, i know, i know, i know i shouldn't do this, it wasn't even so much that he couldn't help himself. he also thought that that's what the people wanted. they wanted him to continue to do things that nobody expe

it created in mr. khan a sense of despair. because he asked himself, would his son have a place in donald trump's america? someone who paid the ultimate price in serving our country. we can answer that question tomorrow resoundingly -- yes, absolutely! think about how generations of americans throughout our history have come together to meet the tests of their time, our parents, our grandparents, our great grandparents defended democracy. they built the great american middle class. they marched for civil rights and voting rights for workers rights and women's rights. for lgbt rights an the rights of people with disabilities. and tomorrow we face the test of our time. so remember, it's not just my name or donald trump's name on the ballot, it's the kind of country we want. it's every issue anyone cares about. so if you believe america thrives when the middle class thrives then you have to vote tomorrow. if you believe we should make the biggest investment in new jobs since world war ii in infrastructure, advanced manufacturing,

and it created in mr. khan a sense of despair because he asked himself would his son have a place in donald trump's america? someone who paid the ultimate price in serving our country. well, we can answer that question tomorrow resoundingly, yes, absolutely. think about how generations of americans throughout our history have come together to meet the tests of their time. our parents -- >> we have been listening to hillary clinton's midnight rally in raliegh, north carolina, we are going to keep an eye on that, and dip back in to the other dualing, final rally of this campaign by donald trump. we expect him to wrap up here shortly. we're going to play more of him live and go back and catch the rest of hillary clinton's final rally. let's listen in to donald trump in michigan live. >> and yesterday it was billy graham's 98th birthday. meaning an hour ago. but he's a great, great man and his son franklin has been so amazing, i wanted to amazing, billy graham, 98 years old, amazing. we're going to rebuild our mili

. >> mr. khan, thank you so much for your time tonight. i really appreciate it. thank you again for your son's service on this veterans day and for the service of all like him. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that is "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> thank you, my friend, chris, have a good weekend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. thou shalt not lie while you are applying to get married. for one thing it's just bad j g juju, you should be more worried and superstitious about that kind of thing when you are starting off the process. don't start it off by lying. that's just common superstitious sense. in indiana it's also a very stern part of the law. i don't know what happened in indiana in the late 1990s to make them worry so much about people lying on their marriage licenses, but they did. and in 1997 indiana passed a law against that. 15 years down the road in indiana that law about lying on your application for a marriage license, that law became kind of a big hairy deal. because

to your interview with mr. khanich was fabulous and very touching as he always is, he said something that i think is also very relevant in this whole protest era of healing that donald trump needs to face. he said that donald trump needs to tell his supporters, he needs to engage his supporters and tell them to essentially knock it off. >> no, wait. >> i have to say this as somebody who's been on the campaign trail, i have to say we're hearing a lot of there are stories out there, there's hearsay. i promise you, if that was going on, the media would rush in and show pictures. >> wait till tomorrow. wait till tomorrow. >> i'd love to see it. >> we should -- we should actually -- >> i'm not saying that's happened. >> let's take a break. >>> melania trump, we're going to take a look at what she may do in the white house. she's going to be the only second born foreign first lady. >> there will be good times. rap. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief

i do think mr. khanut this, people can forgive but they don't forget saying such things as the mexicans being rapists, what he said about the gold star family, his mocking the person -- reporter with physical -- these things are serious things and i do think, don, that a lot of people don't realize how emotionally this affected so many people particularly children. that with not -- by no means all, but with girls, with people of color, people of muslim religious faith, gays, there's long list of people who want to forget what donald trump said but can't forget it. and how quickly and how about he addresses that, you know for example there were many school districts in which children came to school crying and emotionally unstable. i don't remember that ever happ happening, in sometimes they had to send a directive from the school board, saying let's settle down. it's one thing as an adult to say let's be steady, let's be calm and you understand we'll get through this, but somehow another this affected chi

recall, spoke about at an interview said he made sacrifices by creating thousands of jobs and said mr. khanviciously attacked me on the stage and is doing the same on tv, nice. khizr khan is joining me now. thank you for joining us. we should say donald trump has subsequently said your son is obviously a hero. i'm wondering, tuesday night when you realized donald trump was going to become the next president, what went through your mind? >> of course, we were disappointed. we are disappointed, but our faith in the constitutional democracy of the united states is affirmed that this process must continue. with that, our faith in the constitutional values of this country are affirmed, we are reminded again and again, all day today and yesterday of the peaceful transition under the constitution and i remind donald trump and his surrogates that on the next page of the constitution are written "my rights are written rights of all citizens in country thatly will not be intimidated and harassed because of their religion and faith. of course we were disappointed because of the results but with that,

to your interview with mr. khan, which was fabulous and very touching as he always is, he said something that i think is also very relevant in this whole protest era of healing that donald trump needs to face. he said that donald trump needs to tell his supporters, he needs to engage his supporters and tell them to essentially knock it off. >> no, wait. >> i have to say this as somebody who's been on the campaign trail, i have to say we're hearing a lot of there are stories out there, there's hearsay. i promise you, if that was going on, the media would rush in and show pictures. >> wait till tomorrow. wait till tomorrow. >> i'd love to see it. >> we should -- we should actually -- >> i'm not saying that's happened. >> let's take a break. >>> melania trump, we're going to take a look at what she may do in the white house. she's going to be the only second foreign born first lady in the white house. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan y

when mr. khan gets to a point -- when mr.o appoint members of the fomc, i think the direction of travel, we have got to the end of the market down of the terminal fed funds make -- funds rate, and the market may have to trade above the fed's dot plot rather than consistently trading below. guy: what is the best way of trading this? is it breakeven? kokou: i think one of the -- john: potentially, medium treasuries. the forward market was massively underpriced for five years. in rateare pricing hikes, but the markets never believed the fed gets to the terminal rate they talked about. maybe now it will start to move. fives in particular could reprice cigna vacantly. relationshipthe between this and what is happening with bunds? japanjgb's, the bank of targeted this 08 at 10 years. when there was no upward pressure -- it was downward pressure on yields. they were probably not going to have to buy as many jgb's. -- now potentially, they are trying to anchor it against the background of a rise in treasuries. this is going to go thr

he also tweeted mr. khan who does not know me vitiately attacked me.nd another story he wrote more. kizer kahn joins me now. we should say donald trump has subsequently said that your son is in fact obviously a hero. tuesday night when you realized donald trump was going to be the next president, what went through your mind? >> of course we were disappointed. we are disappointed. but our faith in the constitutional democracy of united states is affirmed that this process must continue. with that the values of the country are affirmed. we were reminded all day yesterday and today of the peaceful transformation. and that on the next page of the constitution are written my rights are written, rights of all citizens of this country, that they will not be intimidated, that they will not be harassed because of their religion, because of their faith. of course we were disappointed because of the results. but with that as i mentioned, our faith is reaffirmed in the process of this country. >> some of the protests, some people are holding up signs saying "donal

it created a sense of despair, because mr. khan would his son have a place and donald trump's america? someone who paid the ultimate price in serving our country. we can answer that question tomorrow resoundingly "yes." absolutely. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: think about how generations of americans throughout our history have come together. our parents, grandparents, great grandparents defended democracy. they built the great american middle class. they marched for civil rights, voting rights, workers rights, women's rights, for lgbt writes the rights of people with disabilities. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: tomorrow we face the test of our time. it is not just my name or donald trump's name on the ballot, it is the kind of country we want. it is every issue that anyone cares about. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: if you believe america thrives when the middle class thrives, then you have to vote tomorrow. [cheering and applause] mrs. clinton: if you believe we should make the biggest investment in new job

mr. khan: he was begging for my endorsement.n mccain beta donald trump for his endorsement, then unendorsed trump to save himself. >> the john mccain i knew would never have endorsed trump. he has changed. he only cares about his reelection. i will never sacrifice my principles to get ahead. i am ann kirkpatrick. as your senator, i will tell it to you straight. >> this election matters to you. when you open your health insurance bill and find your premiums are doubling, remember that mccain strongly opposes obamacare, but kirkpatrick supports it, still calling it her proudest boat. death ton shouts america, remember mccain is fighting them, while kirkpatrick supports sending $55 billion to the world's largest sponsor of terrorism. that is why this election matters. sen. mccain: i am john mccain, and i approve this message. >> it is a story of two candidates. >> john mccain has been in washington for 33 years. >> ann kirkpatrick has taken a term limit pledge. >> mccain bailed out wall street. the big banks give him millions. >> a

he had the bronze star and the purple heart, but as mr. khanu listen to all the people of my opponent has insulted and denigrated, would there be a place in donald trump's america for captain khan? the khan family gives me hope because they truly believe in the values of this country of ours and they have stood up holding the constitution as he did at the convention to say people around the world cherish this constitution, believe in hope fors, a source of billions of people. we will never, ever let that go and we will not let someone ripped it away in the kind of negative, divisive, hateful campaign that we have seen in this election. [applause] sometimes when: i hear my opponents speak, i don't recognize him. it doesn't mean we don't have problems and challenges. it doesn't mean we shouldn't do more to help our country get better economic opportunities. of course we do. i believe we can. i love our country. i love the american people. i know what we are capable of. [applause] through our history, generations of americans have risen together t

but as mr. khan when you of the people that my opponent has insulted and denigrated, would there be a america donald trump's for captain khan? hope,an family gives me because they truly believe in great countrythis of ours. and they have stood up, holding the constitution, as he did at the convention, to say people the world, cherish this constitution, believe in our values. it's a source of hope for people. of we will never, ever let that go. let someonenever rip it away in the kind of negative, divisive, hateful campaign that we have seen on this election.in [cheering] >> sometimes when i hear my opponent speak -- it doesn't mean we don't have problems and challenges. we don'tt mean that have to do more to help people betterour country get economic opportunities. of course we do. we can doi believe it. i love our country. i believe in the american people. i know what we are capable of! [cheering] >> throughout our history, generations of americans have risen together to meet the tests of their time