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. >> distinguished guests, the national anthem of the republic of korea followed by the national anthemms. >> present arms. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> order arms. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> order arms. [calling commands] >> at ease. >> mr. president, this concludes the honors. >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [applause] pres. biden: good morning, good morning. good morning. what a beautiful day to invite great friends back to the white house. welcome to the white house. today. today we celebrate the ironclad alliance, the shared vision of our future and the deep friendship that unites the republic of korea and the united states, president yoon, ms. kim, you were kind enough to host me in seoul last year just 10 days after your inauguration. and jill and i we're honored to be able to return some of your hospitality with your second state visit to this administration. >> [speaking korean] pres. biden: this year marks the 70th anniversary of the alliance between our two nations. it's an unbreakable bond forged in bravery and the sacrifice of our people sanctified by the blo

thank you. villain's flag will now be raised while the national anthem is played. it will be raised simultaneously at nato headquarters and nato's to strategic commands. a ceo headquarters in mines, belgium, and a c t headquarters in norfolk virginia. news i know meant on post a date or leave it to happen that i find long or sought leave to nest that the cool . ok, so are they? they seem we've done a mom or she has to know tall, able to come up multiple. she cannot all last sale a most been a week, and i say t a not folk gives you need oh i a in the nato him will now be played and met not leaving to denote all ah ah this concludes this has been the ceremony of, of the official ceremony poor a score, finland joining nato, taking place across in brussels at nato headquarters. we just heard the finished national anthem as the finished flag was raised for the very 1st time at nato headquarters. ah, finland becomes the 31st country to join to become a member of nato. ah, our correspond, terry schultz is on the scene there standing just outside nato headquarters. let's c

♪ ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ will: oldnd old dogs morning. [laughter] for your national anthem right here on "fox & friends." good morning, welcome to saturday. morning, guys. rachel: it's great to be back. pete: morning. how you doing? rachel: really good. how do you feel about dogs wearing outfits if they're patrioticsome. pete: only if they're patriotism. [laughter] rachel: they get better every single week. pete: how you doing? rachel: good. you know i saw will week. i stopped by. pete: oh, you went to his houses? rachel: yes. we are legit friends. if i go the nashville, i'm going to your house. will: had coffee, sat and figuredded out the world's problems. pete: again? [laughter] rachel: the problems keep coming. will: that's about a half the time we get to the spend with you, four hours figuring out world's problems. let's figure it out. the latest on air national guardsman suspected of leaking classified documents, jack teixeira facing a judge in boston yesterday. rachel: and the leak revealing disturbing new detail

the national anthem of iraq was actually the national anthem of palestine, and after the overthrow of saddam regime , iraqis chose it as their national anthem as a sign of loyalty to the palestinian people. with its wide presence in on the last friday, they will gloriously revive al-quds day, sed and sima news agency said, but listen to the statements against the crimes of the zionist regime in london . participants of different tickets in this demonstration condemned the crimes of the occupying regime to end the silence of international assemblies against these crimes . they called for the cry of the liberation of palestine and anger and disgust with the zionist regime in a protest rally in front of the embassy of this regime in london, it lives amid strict security and police measures. the unfair support of the government and also the british government has been going on for years and has caused other rights i know all the residents of the palestinian land are flawed and shameful, and that is why i came here. different people of different nationalities cried together with the reside

. ♪ ♪ [national anthem]ing. ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ peteh to "fox & friends." it is april 30th, year of our lord 2023. may is tomorrow. rachel: my goodness, i didn't even think about that -- pete: i didn't either til i just checked my phone and realized what day it was. rachel: wow. pete: good morning, will. will: will good morning. awesome pictures. barns -- rachel: sheds. will: -- dogs, babies, jet skis, pretty much covered the base withs. rachel: yeah. when i see kids in cam -- camouflage and flags, i just think of hegseth kids. [laughter] pete: the kids are building forest in the woods all over the place -- forts, but they're using all the bright-colored blankets from inside the house. you look outside, there's a purple and gold blanket over here, pink. rachel: you can tell the pink ones are probably the girls. pete: correct. okay fine for now, but we'll replace it for -- will: i grew up not in a manor, but i grew up in the country as well. you know what's interesting, i had some woods next to my house, so if your kids don't do this, ha

. >> -- followed by the national anthem of the united states. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ playing of south koreand banner" ] [ playing "the star-spangled banner" ] [ playing "the star-spangled banner" ] >> mr. president -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you see president biden and president yoon as you just heard both of the national anthems of each respective country and now they are inspecting the troops and we will hear from them in a bit first. while we watch these play out let's go out to our arlette saenz who is there watching this in person. can you tell us what you are expecting to hear? this is a very pivotal time and this pomp and circumstance, it's quite, big, isn't it? there's a lot going on here. >> yeah. right now we're really seeing the formality of the state visit playing out as you heard. there was the national anthems of both countries and the 21-gun salute as you can see taking place just on the south end of the ellipse at the white house complex and you now have each of the leaders reviewing the troops as there are troops of each of the military branches here in the u.s. in a short while we will

i was struck after a local homegrown singer saying the national anthem, a local boy singing the nationalh the players run to the end zone and neal. they were not protesting, they were praying. they were there for the national anthem standing, saluting and then they were praying. this has been a big turnaround because people want to be able to express what they believe one way or the other. people do not like relaxation and politics to mix. i will quote our fox news colleague on lebron james a few years ago when he was getting very involved in politics and she said shut up endurable. that is good advice for joe biden, to. >> ratings are down. i think you brought this up before. 2017 and 18 million viewers nba players. 202,211,000,000. that is good. >> boston fans really carried the celtics on that one. real quick. when you say joe biden needs to shut up endurable. >> that is what i meant. [laughter] >> i do not have a big take on the nba. i do not think politics is separate from sports. i think politics has played a role in sports throughout the years. jackie robinson is a great example.

do you want to stay here ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] muck. ♪ ♪ [nationaluck. ♪ ♪ ♪ grab somebody successes city, tell 'em, hey, give me everything tonight ♪ [cheers and applause] >> he wins it! [cheers and applause] pete: i don't know about you, but when i was in my driveway the as a kid, that's the moment, that's the shot, the one shine ising moment shot you want to have. if you were watching last night, if you weren't, san diego state was down all game, down by 14 points. they got the ball with 8 seconds left, butler egos down the court, dribbles left, steps back. it's at the buzzer to win the game for san diego state over fau to head to the championship. will: really kind of two cinderellas in the final four. hard to the pick who's the bigger underdog story, probably finishing au. san diego state in the national championship game, and it went down in the most exciting of fashions in that san diego state's coach did not call a timeout -- pete: yep, yep. will: hay grab the rebound. he drives down the court, the clock is just 5, 4, 3, 2 the -- he says he l

[applause] >> finland's flag will now be raised while the national anthem is played. it will be raised simultaneously at nato headquarters and nato strategic command, headquarters in belgium, as well as the atp headquarters in norfolk, virginia. [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> the nato hymn will now be played. [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪

what's your view on colin kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem? he had a perfect right to do it, and i think he was blackballed by the nfl wrongly. and i think they've they've taken all the steps since then to sort of advocate for black lives matter and for race. they haven't really, you know, destroyed his career. and there's still a lot of long ways for the nfl to go. i think there's a lot of support, superficial acknowledgment of that, that they were wrong about it. absolutely. you know, the subject of my first book, perry wallace, who was a pioneering player in the scc when told the truth about the racism, he was encountering as an athlete in the 1960s white community at university and in nashville in general didn't want to hear it, you know, and he was essentially run out of town when he when he graduated from school, it took decades for those same communities to welcome him back, to ask him to tell same stories, you know, the same truth. and finally, to be willing to listen to it and learn from it. and i asked perry about, you know, what doe

i can -- [indiscernible] the negro national anthem where the whites had the national anthem. i think we have turned against god. god has turned against us. my parents were educators here. they really loved the education, that was a way blacks could get better jobs and better everything, stuff like that. once the supreme court took that out, abortion and now homosexual marriage, i just believe god has turned against us. i do not think we are coming back. i salute your book. >> we are going to leave it there. thank you for calling in. kurt, what is your response to that caller? >> i love that cornelius loves this country so much to be concerned about it. he has got his own point of view, which is fine, shared by -- not shared by anyone walking past year, but it is important cornelius be heard and not be marginalized. it is important cornelius be respected. within the united states, we have the capacity for greatness. that is going to take everybody. everybody has got to have a chance to speak, to be her. -- to be heard. i love cornelius cares enough about his country to make vi

. ♪ the united states navy band sea chanters will now honor america with the singing of our national anthem>> ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ ♪ [applause] >> please welcome the first lady of the united states, dr. jill biden. [cheering and applause] dr. biden: welcome to the easter egg roll. as your first lady into teacher, i have seen again and again, learning doesn't only happen in a classroom. they are so many fun opportunities to learn around us every day. that's why we wanted to celebrate our easter egg roll. we turned the south lawn into a school community. what brings it to life is all of you -- your laughter, your joy, the art you create, and the memories you take home with you. that

i sing the national anthem, i salute the flag. i say the pledge of allegiance. the greatness of america will not be determined by whether al green would do these things. the greatness of america rests in whether al green will stand up to people who choose not to salute the flag, not to sing the national anthem. there are some people who do not choose to do what others consider the norm. that's the greatness. i appreciate the greatness and i love it. i also want to make sure we correct an injustice that has dogged us since 1619. that is slavery remembrance day. we should correct it. the way to do it is with a department of reconciliation. all of these other injustices as well, it happened to the native americans and the asian communities and the way they were treated with constructing the railroads. later on when we had the war, these camps had properties confiscated. these injustices have to be corrected. liberty and justice for all, that includes them, too. host: you will be working again today on the looming debt ceiling crisis. i wonder how this ends in your

[applause] >> finland's flag will now be raised while the national anthem is played. it will be raised simultaneously at nato headquarters and nato strategic command, headquarters in belgium, as well as the atp headquarters in norfolk, virginia. [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> the nato hymn will now be played. [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> edward acorn has been a lifelong reader of abraham lincoln. in 2020 he published his first book on the 16th president called every jostled blood. subtitled the momentous inoculation of president lincoln. in his second book mr. acorn dropped back to the beginning of honest abe's national political career. the year was 1860. the subject matter, inside the republican convention held in chicago. this time the book is entitled the lincoln miracle. edward acorn is the editor of the providence journal and lives in behoved with, massachusetts. -- and lives in rehobeth, massachutt >> book notes plus is available on the c-span mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these

[applause] >> finland's flag will now be raised while the national anthem is played. it will be raised simultaneously at nato headquarters and nato strategic command, headquarters in belgium, as well as the atp headquarters in norfolk, virginia. [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> the nato hymn will now be played. [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> this concludes the flag raising ceremony. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal. every day, we take your cause and discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, we discussed your comments as donald trump is charged with 34 felony counts. and a former prosecutor discusses the charges thrown against the former president. watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> the name of america, which belongs to you in your national capacity. >> four score and seven years ago. >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> throughout american history, presidents have delivered pivota

wash and take a shower for months, people were brutally beaten, tortured, forced to sing the national anthem of ukraine, i'm sorry to teach it and sing it, but hmm, well, it's more about what these people experienced . now i have a question for you. according to the latest data from the prosecutor general's office , 66,000 cases of war crimes have been recorded . the personal initiative to which the putin tribunal sent scientists has already recorded more than 36,000 cases of war crimes. tell me how is gathered from the materials how they gather and then where do they go next after the start of a full-scale invasion we all faced an unprecedented number of war crimes and this is understandable because the russians deliberately use war crimes it is their method how to overcome resistance and occupy the country because when we talk about war crimes crimes, we are not just talking about violations of the articles of the ghanaian geneva conventions, we are talking about human pain, so the russians are deliberately causing pain to the civilian population so that there is simply no energy to fight

come on, you can't sing the national anthem of ukraine. little, and our guys were waiting for who i was the first to go out. such that the deaf people came out and met us, waved, the boys welcomed us. so they are very happy , even now they are shouting it in their hearts . therefore, here i am her charming and eat a little and go to sleep, it's going to be scary, we're running, well, we're all alive, so everything's fine, i think, now we'll live, and what do you think we'll win , what will we win? to the homeland yes, i tell you from the very beginning, as soon as the boys left , i tell everyone, no, we will not return to my mother, we will beat our teeth . and now i am just saying no, no, do not look away, because let them go there and do what they want, and we will do what we want. here they continue, we will give them. and everyone says they go let's go, we are building, we will live better than it was, please, we all go together or in one car, of course, please, with children and relatives , it was not at all for us, it was very import

the national anthem and the american flag were made a mockery. of. the next morning may dares again took up their positions at employee entrances. police ordered them to disperse. those that did not were taken into custody, leaving behind only their traces of glitter. and oh, -- of people. and that is right. it is not. although rain canceled wednesday's march on the internal revenue service, the may day collective joined demonstrators at the department of health, education and welfare on thursday. when they will refuse access to the entire building. they ripped down on love and later upturned white house. again. liz ordered the crowd to disperse again. those that did not were methodically arrested. shouted out in in each action, recognized organizations such as the quakers, the southern christian leadership conference, us national welfare rights organization, and others played a role in the agenda planned by the may day lehman brothers. and the. on friday may day leaders unveiled a new strategy at the department of justice. demonstrators moved in, in

we have a local indianapolis opera sopranos outperformed the national anthem for us. i me tell you her name and go ahead and answer the question will be asking. she is brooke. >> ♪ josÉ can you say -- oh say can you see, dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watch'd were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> thank you, brooke. i was afraid i had already worn out my welcome they would take me of the stage. [laughter] it is a great opportunity for me to be able to introduce wayne lapierre to the crowd. not that he needs any introduction. i have known wayne for between two years i have been on the board of directors. -- 22 years i've been on the board of directors. i know him closely, many more years than that, he has been fighting for

. ♪ ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ rachel: good morning, everybodyn new york city, i'm so happy to be sitting next to my friends will and pete this morning. yesterday i brought in three bananas so we could start to be hell think, andstair -- healthy, and they're still there. [laughter] pete: yeah, look at that. rachel: all three. pete: i haven't eaten a banana many in ten years. will: i ate one four minutes ago. rachel: good for you. pete: they're still good though -- rachel: no, i'm going to attack those bananas. will: i have contended and introduced a massive debate on the office floor around jesse watters' prime time, and i think bananas are the number one fruit. i think they are easy, portable, thank you, dave, a lot of i appeal, not messy. i would rank bananas one. rachel: i think they are just like the egg, the perfect -- egg is the perfect to protein, that 's the perfect fruit. will: i defy you, pete, to come up with a fruit that beats the banana. pete: if i can come up with five other fruits that have actual taste. they're bland as all get ou

the 80s and girls and women wearing different types of clothing all over the country sing the national anthem at 11:22. iran was chanted in millions and they made the largest chant in the history of iran. you came very early from 7:30, hoping to god , imam hossein , peace be upon him. a revolution and more flexibility had happened that made this year different and they showed us that on 22 bahman, you can't participate in a march with the other years of the revolution of the 1990s, but we do participate, and the country from our home is all piles and heaps, and only because of my leader, because of the homeland, because of the overweight of the fetus, because we are here. let's be my car, i swear to you, let it be a pressure cooker, we are all soldiers, the commander, if it falls apart , i promise you to be a guard , let it be a happy image, then i would like him to become an anti-revolutionary, who has been behind everything for so many months, but there is no way to destroy it. synergy of east and west asian powers by signing 20 important cooperation documents in beijing today, after welcom

part of his speech in polish and also turned to the words of the polish national anthem. people often interrupted the speeches of both presidents with cheers and shouts. glory to ukraine . duda calls zelenskyi not just a colleague, but a friend . is a hero of the free world, but for us, first of all , you are a great friend of poland. ukraine has shown the whole world that the last to resist the aggressor in ukraine is much greater theoretical too strong, putin has not achieved any of his strategic plans, russia has suffered and is still suffering huge losses , and this is a great success of the ukrainian state - this is a great success of ukrainian society and this is a great success of the armed forces of ukraine, you and i will strengthen freedom in europe forever, tyrenia loses in history, when it loses in ukraine , is it necessary to take many steps towards it, no, it is necessary not to stop in solidarity, when the battle requires artillery, it should be provided when victory needs tanks , their roar should attract the front line when independence needs air, you don

ah ah ah ah ah but other oh holders national anthem waiting to hear from marian toast because he is old issue the holocaust survivor and the president the international auschwitz committee. so that you find a my privilege to extend my welcome to you at the comma ration of the anniversary of the hour to break a pricing on a very special world goes to the holocaust survivors as well as to the polls or saving under the german occupation the righteous among the nations, my very special welcome goes out to the president. first ladies of the supreme authority of boland, headed by the same and the president of the council of ministers and members of the cabinet. my welcome goes out to all the main delegation command, acknowledge the representative with from europe, and that was representative somewhere diplomatic cora represent a g representing religious unions from poland to worldwide, and especially the jewish and religious community from poland and worldwide. my welcome goes also to their representatives, just as surely, central and local governmental authorities and all representatives of

we have a local indianapolis opera soprano that is going to perform the national anthem for us. let me tell you her name, and i will answer the question that you are going to be asking here at her name is brooke haggard, she is not kin to oral -- moral --merle. ♪ oh say can you see, by the don's early light, what so proudly we hail, at the twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars, do i through the perilous fight, over the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there. ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave? over the land of the free, and the home of the brave. ♪ [applause] >> thank you brooke. i was afraid i had already worn out my welcome, they were going to take me off the stage. it's a great opportunity for me to be able to introduce wayne lapierre to the crowd. not that he needs any introduction. i've known wayne for the 22 years i've been on the board of directors. i've known him for many more years than that, since he has been

i like him, i want to be him, they sing the national anthem of ukraine, but they want to, but they hold on with their hands and feet for the uoc mp. well , this is. well, this should be given to tazepam, but the front is because it is schizophrenia. the authorities of the peninsula serhiy aksyonov stated about the alleged work of their air defense, according to him, they shot down a missile fired from their countries, non-russians fired at the private sector, walking fields and walnut trees , one wounded person is known, the zaporizhia regional military administration reports about this. e in novomarkovo and in the turkish community in bakhmut, several high-rise buildings were damaged, and according to operational information from the general staff in the area of ​​bakhmut , fierce fighting by the russians continues and in the future they are trying to take the city under full control. and the ukrainian aviation, our rockets and gunners hit one control post, several areas of concentration of manpower and destroyed ammunition depots, defensive lines and positions, shelled more than 40 se

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which, which is part of our big east asian families of the like, middle ah, when the american national anthem rang out in beijing in late 2017 china showed the part it intended to play in the big arctic family. she jin ping welcomed, then u. s. president donald trump with pomp and ceremony. it was a sign of even bigger things to come in. during trumps visit china and the u. s. signed a $43000000000.00 deal to develop a liquefied natural gas project in alaska. alaska is the only u. s. state located in the arctic. in 2017. it's then governor bill walker turned to donald trump for assistance. he asked, oh, what did he do? and i said, we need some help with the market. in about 2 weeks later i got a notification my office at present, she wanted to meet with me. we want sheep clean energy and sort of china. and so we can offer, you know, potentially a 100 years why of natural gas that is, is stranded, was born. our market for is asia because we're just much closer to asia and, and what we have they need shiner is expanding its fear of influence. beijing's new outsized ambition can be seen in its m

oh i to fan spelt it out, the argentinian national anthem as if there were no to morrow and soon till an excitement penalty for argentina with wow, complete may in the air gets filled of some kind of foam. the passion is real. but then also these scenes, france come back from being to nail down, out of nowhere, grown up people in despair, in tears, in deep prostration voodoo like gestures. from screams of joy, to a feeling that death is emma. ah, but wait. $3.00 to $2.00 argentina, an extra time and these fellows dry, like they only will again the day their kids will be born. the passion is not just real, but even somewhat unreal. there is another goal for france, penalties, nail biting suspense until this shot delivered argentina. they're working with so what we're gonna do is we're going to go there. i guess i'm gonna be out of a party. i believe argentina's triumph sparked an atmosphere reminiscent of a revolution. millions flocked towards the cities hart, the obelisk. ah, it was infectious. i felt like singing along and hugging random people historic day, but in the middle of all

under our own national flag under our native anthem. first of all, this is very, very dishonest from the point of view of sports, when representatives of any country are removed from such competitions, using political pressure, this should not be. uh, at the same time, our athletes are ready protrude. they don't care if they are allowed to compete at the olympics, they will go with heart. speaking there, realizing that they have in their hearts our national flag, our national emblem , our national anthem and our country will always be with them at all. there starts in the starts in my heart i have no doubt. and what to do in that situation, that e representatives of state structures can, on the recommendation, could not allow it. here is dynamo , by the way, it is in the risk zone, and you know, yes in the risk zone, but we all say we are the state, a public association with us, uh, sport of high achievements. athletes who are brought up in civilian institutions of their sports institutions are engaged there, and the power unit is invol

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the officers stayed with him during the national anthem and they are rooting for him tweeting #calvinong. we are all rooting for calvin. >>> next onkpix. local news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. another look at the weather as well. >> it will be ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight a search for suspects and emotive and a deadly mass shooting at a sw sweet 16 party that killed four and injured 28 others prayed what we are learning about the victims including a hometown football hero. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> norah: a celebration turns to devastation and a small alabama community. >> i was standing right beside him. ♪ ♪ >> norah: a kansas city teen just released from the hospital after he was shot for knocking on the wrong door. >> sometimes you go to a wrong address. anu

. >> distinguished guest, the national anthem of the republic of korea followed by the national anthem united states. ♪ ♪ just so you know were waiting o comments from both leaders. about two hours from their work at a conference. as this an audible? >> that is tradition. you should have two questions per side. it is happening that it happene. you can bet the president will be frustrated that the question you book it will not be about south korea. it. >> i saw the podium set up and was expecting a welcome. we did not get that. it nonetheless at the end of ma it's very important the president will pick operation. going to meet with a group of seven in japan. we will also go to australia on that trip. japan and ozzie are the two destinations. we'll meet with the leaders of throughout the region including the leader of india. we will talk about the concerns of chatter throughout the region . coming up toward the end of may. it may 24, i believe. stay with our coverage from the white house later today 1230 bottom right-hand corner we expect the two leaders to take questions from the white