not seeing heads a local unit of the national farmers' organization here and what the british. if there's a dairy deal with the u.s. and milk imports are allowed prices could fall that would pose a huge threat to marginal dairy farmers and laborers they'll be staring at major losses with its but not everyone is worried at this by the dairy farm almost every step of the process has been mechanized the cows here are milked twice a day the whole unfreezes a got a pin pleat the company or there is a new niche player in the industry. is a co-founder of he produces what he says is beyond milk freo pomerantz or adultry it's an issue that remains a widespread concern in india and it is especially as in the premium milk is bastardised here are going to fall doesn't the us daily imports is a threat he says because his unique selling point is freshness and rapid delivery just 12 hours from call to customers but the entrepreneur who is a vegetarian does have misgivings about a trade deal with the u.s. especially an aspect that has proved a major stumbling block in negotiations. there are co

thing heads a local unit of the national farmers' organization here in the british. if there's a dairy deal with the u.s. and milk imports are allowed prices could fall that would pose a huge threat to marginal dairy farmers and laborers they'll be staring at major losses. but not everyone is worried at this by the dairy farm almost every step of the process has been mechanized the cows milked twice a day. and freeze eons ago to pinpoint the company or there is a new niche player in the industry. is a co-founder he produces what he says is beyond milk free of hormones or adultery it's an issue that remains a widespread concern in india. the premium milk is bastardised here are going to fall doesn't the us daily imports is a threat he says because his unique selling point is freshness and rapid delivery just 12 hours from cow to customers but the entrepreneur who is a vegetarian does have misgivings about a trade deal with the u.s. especially an aspect that has proved a major stumbling block in the. there are concerns in india that the photo given to cows in the us con

the national farmers union. it is a plan to have devastating impact. we know mister speaker that the uk government with our economy in the scottish system. it doesn't mean scottish children like and behind. this is no fault of their own. i may say respectfully to the right bolt gentleman. he once again he would be better off getting on with delivering to the people of scotland. for delivery and for the people. the prime minister. as my concern. about the delay in the delivery of the mesa east line. will the prime minister ensure that there are no further delays in this railway line. rightly raising the issue of rail elections. in addition to that billion that we are putting into the railways. they just indicated to me that those connections are his highest priority. unable to talk, walk or teach himself. he brought joy and love to all who knew him. when the basic check said that they have some new policies. can i ask the prime minister of the united kingdom to advise the house and every disabled person in this island. when he was at the heart of his go

we have new sound of him belittling the nation's farmers as quote, not needing a lot of gray matter to do their jobs. plus even more damaging leaks about michael bloomberg's negative comments about women and stop-and-frisk and even president obama. the bloomberg team blames the trump campaign, changing headline from what michael bloomberg has said. will that work? joe biden really going after bernie sanders big time saying quote it is not enough for bernie to disassociate himself. bernie has to quote, disown his supporters quote, misogynistic attacks on nevada's biggest labor unions. this is happening just ahead of the nevada caucus. he is saying bernie quote has accountability here. we have that big fight breaking out. plus a top democrat warning, a top democrat is not sure democrats have a candidate who can beat president trump. as the president potentially faces a new problem. will it hit the u.s. economy? could it cause a downturn before the election? more on nancy pelosi trying to tell cnn president trump was not acquitted when he was. i'm elizabeth macdonald. thanks for joining u

the national farmers union. it is a plan to have devastating impact. we know mister speaker that the uk government with our economy in the scottish system. it doesn't mean scottish children like and behind. this is no fault of their own. i may say respectfully to the right bolt gentleman. he once again he would be better off getting on with delivering to the people of scotland. for delivery and for the people. the prime minister. as my concern. about the delay in the delivery of the mesa east line. will the prime minister ensure that there are no further delays in this railway line. rightly raising the issue of rail elections. in addition to that billion that we are putting into the railways. they just indicated to me that those connections are his highest priority. unable to talk, walk or teach himself. he brought joy and love to all who knew him. when the basic check said that they have some new policies. can i ask the prime minister of the united kingdom to advise the house and every disabled person in this island. when he was at the heart of his go

toby williams, chairman of the kent national farmers union, good to get your thoughts.r you to get in touch with your questions. caroline flack‘s family have shared a previously unpublished social media post she wrote before she died, describing how her arrest for allegedly assaulting her boyfriend went at her whole future was swept from under her feet. went at her whole future was swept from under herfeet. the inquest into the former love island presenter‘s death opened today before being adjourned until august. the coroner's office said she appeared to have been found hanged at her home on saturday, weeks before she was due to stand trial on charges of assaulting her boyfriend, who is burton, in december. our respondent richard galpin was at the inquest and sent this update. it was quite a short hearing, then adjourned, but we learnt some key points from what the coroner and the coroner's officer said. the coroner started off with pretty stern words to the media. obviously, a lot of media at the opening of the inquest. the coroner said that the media must report this

scotland's national farmer's union said evidence has been disregarded, disregarded by the uk government and the scottish tourism alliance say their plans have devastating impact for workers. they have said what the scottish parliament says doesn't matter one bit. if the prime minister thinks the scottish parliament doesn't matter the scottish businesses matter. >> of course the scottish businesses matter and to do well by scottish businesses is not to tax them with the highest tax rates in the uk. we want a sound economy in scotland, to have an educational system that doesn't leave scottish children lagging behind through no fault of their own. mr. speaker, this government will get on and deliver a working immigration system for the whole of this country. i may say respectfully to the right honorable gentleman who said to me from a sedentary position, he would be better off getting on for the people of scotland rather to continue with his ceaseless and vein quest to break up the united kingdom. he will not succeed. >> delivering for the people. i'm sure the prime minister shares my conc

provide pollination worth almost £700 million a year to british agriculture, according to the national farmerstheir research can be used to predict where these might go extinct in the hope we can do something about it, such as growing wildflowers at the edge of fields. we have already lost two species of bumblebee in the uk and this new report once more could follow. helen briggs, bbc news. hundreds of rare items which give a fascinating insight into the life and work of charles dickens, have been acquired by a london museum dedicated to the writer. the material includes unpublished letters, sketches, books and personal objects. experts at the dickens museum say they can't wait to share some of the treasure trove with visitors. brenda emmanus reports. it was at his home in bloomsbury, london, now the george smid —— charles dickens museum, the seller to achieved national fame as one of the world's great storytellers. today the venue has more to celebrate than his birthday. having acquired a substantial collection of and original material. over 300 unpublished letters, personal objects, portrait

june 20 2046 will be generating wind power and pumping up to 150 megawatts back into the national grid. farmers all plots of the land based on the local price per square meter to the developer who needed space to install the giant structure is that some residents claim they weren't paid enough if. i'm impacted i have a field over there what they gave us isn't enough to live off for even 15 days. but this is like also been impacted in 3 fields full of mango trees i lost hundreds more than 100 mango trees i've lost. the project's head of environmental and social impact the wind farm achieved its objectives in a responsible manner and invested in the community. for the financial compensation for these people that we went above the rate that was determined by the departmental commune in charge of expenses here and we also took a lot of measures which were established with a view to improving the means of subsistence for the population located in this industrial zone and. around 18000000 euros will be injected into the community over the next 20 years to improve everyday life like at the local schoo

the work that we did with the ponca nation, farmers and ranchers and liberal environmentalists all from the coast in the law firm here in nebraska, that is the model of how the democratic party should be organizing. we need all shades of blue at the democratic table. we need rural people in the room when were talking about big policies like the green new deal and i have a long chapter in the book about the green new deal and climate change. because i will tell you senator john who i interviewed in this book, i call him the tractor carcass of one, he's only working former in the u.s. senate which is mind-boggling. but if he was in the room with representative aoc and merkley when they were drafting outline of the green new deal that policy would look very different. it would make it clear that big agriculture is different than small family farmer and ranchers. and that we cannot place the blame on yet again the blame on the shoulders of family for big oils in the state, and we cannot place the blame on families for big agricultural specific. families, farmers and ranchers are on the fron

i know that he cares about the nation's farmers. what about these bankruptcies?>> i wouldn't overestimate that. i think part of the farm bill have had a tough time of it. commodity prices lower, and trade uncertainties. here is another point. president trump is negotiating with bob lighthizer and steven mnuchin and others on the trade team two spectacular deals. usmca which is going to help farmers, manufacturers, technology. >> dana: when do you think you will start to see that? >> the phase one deal with china. there is an issue there, i understand that coronavirus might postpone the chinese purchases. we have planned $200 billion for an export boom in the next two years covering farm and manufacturing and energy. >> dana: the blue-collar jobs you're talking about. speak of this is really going to pay off for farmers and blue-collar workers. it's also going to pay off her all the people, you know the technology sector in the united states is gigantic. >> dana: best in the world, and we have to keep it that way. >> and we need to keep it that way. ip protection

chair of membership and outreach of mile high farmers, a co-chapter of rocky mountain farmers union and the national young farmers coalition. my business partner and i are proud to be building our small farms with a focus on environmental stewardship, technology, innovation, and community engagement. microgreens are the primary crop of our farm, and our labor of love. they have low input needs, have a quick turnaround time, can be grown year round, and have a high nutrient density. it is through growing and incorporating microgreens into my diet that i experienced healing and renewal when i was struggling with personal health issues. furthermore, they exhibit beautiful colors, have distinct flavor profiles which makes them highly sought after from chefs and discerning consumers. on our farm, we use innovative technologies that help reduce our costs and be strong environmental stewards. our greenhouse uses a passive solar design that is both energy efficient, economically sensible, and environmentally friendly. it works by using clear poly carbonate material on the south side to let the light through

and the national farmers' union alliance, who insure thousands of farms tell us insurance claims areion, and they expect that number to climb much higher. it make sensef they expect that number to climb much higher. it make sense f you think about the battering of storm ciara, the wild wind and rain and then came dennis, wet upon wet on wet. let us talk to ali about the impact on his farm. hundreds of ca kers impact on his farm. hundreds of cakers sup merge, what does that mean for your crop? we have about 160 acres under water, most was in crop. the crop is drowning at the moment, if it hasn't already drowned. it is too soon to put a number on what that will mean financially? absolutely. it has been a combination in rain starting in september so we are looking at another rain event. storm ben disbrought a month's worth of rain. we won't know until we can get down here, to repla nt we won't know until we can get down here, to replant and again we won't know until we get a combine harvester in august. it was a dry summer last year, towards the end of it, and follow that with extreme w

the domestic industry while trade tensions have strained relationships with consumers, ournal nation's farmers supply. a.s.f., an swine flu, is a particular threat, a devastating illness that's being studied. this illness has not made its way to the united states and does are making sure it not. agriculture inspector within customs and border protection are crucial in protecting our lifestock and agricultural -- livestock and agricultural disease from poe text out -- protension disease outbreaks. hey are charged with investigating cargo to i can ma sure products are not coming into the united states that are or contain pests. additional ll hire inspectors at our ports of entry. senator to commend peters for introducing this toely measure and would like acknowled cknowledge fill money vela -- filamon vela. the resources at the border are critical. that is why stakeholders and from across the nation have spoken out in support of bill 2107.ate the message from over 150 organizations that either or are involved in the industry and the governors ohio, ah, north dakota, arkansas, tennessee, idaho, d

provide pollination worth almost £700 million a year to british agriculture, according to the national farmershing about it, such as growing wildflowers at the edge of fields. we have already lost two species of bumblebee in the uk and this new report once more could follow. helen briggs, bbc news. a man has been placed underjudicial investigation in paris for stealing a mural by the street artist banksy. the mural, depicting a masked rat weilding a box—cutter, was taken in the middle of one night last september. two men used a metal cutter to remove it from the back of a car—park entry sign just outside the pompidou centre where it had been put up a year earlier. police arrested three men in connection with the theft earlier this week, and have now released two of them. the mural itself has not been recovered. hundreds of rare items which give a fascinating insight into the life and work of charles dickens have been acquired by a london museum dedicated to the writer. the material includes unpublished letters, sketches, books and personal objects. experts at the dickens museum say they can't

the national farmers union president, minette batters, joins me now.dards that we have here, that we are not importing food that would be illegal for our farmers to produce. so we've been talking of reinforcing what we were calling for last year, which was the standards commission to scrutinise trade deals and also provide the ambition for what our offer is on agri— food, on the world stage. that question of course still remains unanswered. hopefully the secretary of state, george eustice, when he comes tomorrow, will have further commitment on this whole approach to trading standards and making sure that animal welfare and environmental protection is taken as seriously as food safety. what he most worried about in these proposals? downing says the proposals? downing says the proposals will be detected in any trade deal but you don't think that goes far enough, you want it written into law? we've always said, it's no good talking about it, it needs to be in legislation, it is to be in the agriculture bill, as we transfer you lawn to the uk statute book

the scotland office minister told the national farmers' union last week that substandard food will be't know what's coming?” the truth and which of them doesn't know what's coming? i can assure the honourable lady that the uk has and will continue to have the highest standards in the world for our food. thank you, mr speaker. in greater manchester front line police officers are increasingly having to resort to using pen and paper because of the failing computer system which is putting the police at risk and undermining their ability to protect residents and children. will the prime minister intervened to solve this problem? my honourable friend is entirely right and we know there are concerns about the system, that's why i've asked police and crime minister to ask her majesty is chief inspector for an independent review of the operation of the system and we will make sure my honourable friend is kept informed. northwick park hospital which serves my constituents has not met its for our a&e target since august 2014. it has been starved of investment, is short of beds and is expected to

farmer. i don't know. i don't think he is going to be the candidate anyway. america is a nation built by farmers who work hard to provide their families support their nations and draw out god's abundance from the earth. you pour out your sweat and soul. you pour out your heart. you really do. you are incredible people. you work so hard. and you are smart as hell. i will always keep fighting for the american farmer and rancher, the people in this room are going to fight for you and we are going to win. and we are going to get you your water and put a lot of pressure on your governor and, frankly, if he doesn't do it, you are going to get a new governor. >> sean: we all need to thank our farmers, the hard work they do. and it takes a lot of skill advanced degrees in many cases. that's probably a preview of what's coming up in just moments. we will have it when it happens live. the president will, i'm sure, be addressing mini mike the farmer bloomberg. we will have it live this hour. and as per usual trump supporters started lining up well over 24 hours ago. some even camping out o

and just to finish up, americans as a nation built by farmers, who work hard to provide the familiesport their neighbors and god's abundance from the earth. you forgot your sweats and soul, you forgot your heart. you really do. your incredible people, you work so hard. and you're smart as. because to make it in your business, you have to be smart. your community center country, we appreciate it so much, that is why i'm here today and why i will always keep fighting for the american farmer and rancher and the people in this room are going to fight for you and we are going to win. we will get you your water. and put a lot of pressure on your governor, and friendly, you will get a new governor. [applause]. so could conceivably think of somebody like us. ultimately by saying, god bless the american farmer. god bless america. [applause]. thank you. [applause]. [chanting]. [background sounds]. [applause]. [background sounds]. ♪ ♪ [background sounds]. ♪ >> this week we are featuring book tv programs showcasing what is available every weekend on "c-span2". tonight, 30 and 8:00 p.m., american

farmer. i don't know. i don't think he is going to be the candidate anyway. america is a nationwork hard to provide their families

devastation across thousands and thousands of farms, and the national farmers‘ union alliance who ensurer your crop? like you say, we have 160 acres of crop underwater, and the crop is drowning at the moment, if it hasn't already drowned. is it too soon to put a number on what that will mean financially to you? absolutely. the big issue has been a combination of rain starting in september, so we are now looking at another rain event, storm dennis bought a month worth of rain in two days. we won't know until we get down here to replant and until we get a combine harvester in august. and it was a particularly dry summer last year towards the end of it, and following that with extreme wet weather. what does that do to your soil and to trying to bring in your harvest? yes, so we had a tricky harvest? yes, so we had a tricky harvest getting in and the rain started quite early for us in the autumn, which meant we really struggled to get crops into the ground. that has been nationwide, which is quite unusual, all the way through the breadbasket of the uk. it meant we have struggled to get crops

farmers. what happened instead is that meetings were not public not at the district or at the national level. we've been threatened and intimidated. many farmers are facing criminal charges but i mean. what i'm. saying so you believe the promise of anna is not helping farmers and we. know it is not good for us. is a joint program involving mozambique japan and brazil its official goal is to promote development in the region. when civic organizations investigated the situation and we realised that. it was an umbrella project on an on by design to pave the way for big investors and agribusiness giants and. anyone who was interested in taking control of water land and natural resources and they call it a corridor of mozambique. and that's what i lose out on local farmers were displaced. not. just stunned yesterday and 5000000 people in the region have been affected by them then it was a song that you've even then this others you don't consider going to see and you know. this is is this your land i mean is this land you want to occupy because this is just a declaration you do not have a certificat

peter: jefferson was a state's rights, really had a different vision for the nation, really seeing the yeoman farmers the quintessential american. sandwiched between the notion of what jefferson probably would talk about the savagery of native americans, and the evil aristocrats of england, which would be factory workers. what he saw was the yeoman farmer, the connection to the earth as a great thing. localcause of that saw control as important. on the other part they sought saw manufacturing and cities as the future. as such, creating an economic platform where you have tariffs to protect those infant industries, was really critical. theyn this time period, really critical, socting thos protecting those industries is a reasonable thing. later on, people use the same rhetoric, but it's tougher to say whether it is measured in later years as fairly used as a justification for taxes. susan: so this this period of time, in the general sense, the jeffersonian democrats and then ultimately the whigs, the jeffersonian democrats were low tariff people and the whigs were high tariff people. peter: right. th

generating their own electricity can lessen the load on the national supply they say it takes too long to get a license to generate their own power some farmers have waited as long as 3 years it's not only farmers who say they can help mining companies say they too can build it renewable energy plants to reduce their reliance on the national electricity supply mining companies say they could generate between $61500.00 megawatts of their own power but only if regulations eased to bold renewable energy plants regular blackouts mean south africa's vital gold and diamond mining industry is working below capacity with fears jobs could be lost firstly have to get an exemption from the minister the i r p in the grove as well as plan has been designed to provide a certain amount of electricity you have to get exemption from him then you have to go to no stop to get permission to do it then you have to do your own land commissioning water. licenses from the local authorities and then you have to go do is come to us whether you can actually we'll that is transferring your electricity from one side to the other over the power lines the national energy r

nation's rural routes. but according to the maine farmers association there aren't enough recruits entering the sector today as young jun and meet as a jump jump a mechanic. as well johnson ripples. between them they've all m made the same observation stop read his offices and food because all struggling to attract new recruits. that first difficulty is f finding people who are qualified. change is needed in this agricultural company one of the projects is the storage of harvesting these silos which they sell his produce. today was the inbound they supervise the loading of sunflower seeds. he works as the silo head highly technical job overseeing stock management humidity control and customer delivery everything pulses on his watch. well the body you can imagine what happens on the job. but really seeing how it works how we actually work in this indudustry it's really differen. you don't the company has over one thousand five hundred employees and stuff but now faces the problem of replacing over three hundred and fifty o f those work is setet to retire over the next five years. so imagine you guys are not

. >>> up next, the phase one trade deal with china kicking into effect on friday as farmers across the nation have a unique new worry, america's strong economy. jay hill co owner of hill farms will tell us what's keeping him up at night when "the claman countdown" comes right back. ♪ talk, talk the better question would be where do i not listen to it. while i'm eating my breakfast... on the edges of cliffs... on a ski lift... everywhere. ♪ download audible and start listening today. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic re

he forgets the fact that farmers and ranchers in this country not only feed this nation, they feed the world and are some of the smartest people i know. my son-in-law is a farmer. i'm proud of him. it takes a lot of brains to farm and ranch in today's economy and mister bloomberg disconnected that liberal arrogance from the reality of what it means to run a farm in this country. >> bloomberg is taking the heat from all sides. listen to bernie sanders. >> not only a rigged economy, it is a corrupt political system. corporate elites, wall street and the trump companies getting very nervous. and they should get nervous. trump and the republican party are getting nervous. >> our donald trump in you getting nervous? >> we are not nervous at all. we are proud of the record of this president's republican congress. he is for trade deals, donald trump assigned trade deals, four largest trading partners, japan, china, mexico, canada, $2 trillion in trade, the president has delivered on his promise to our farmers and ranchers across this country and we see the best unemployment numbers in our cou

a kansas farmer boy seeking a position of great responsibility, a role both national and internationalur of decision was at hand. the valide voice of boxes people of america were being articulate -- the ballot box, the people of articulate. recorders turned out in numbers to choose the man who would guide the nation for the next four years. early returns of republican party headquarters indicated a landslide for eisenhower. "the new york times" sig in times square shows him far ahead. "ike elected." bedlam breaks loose in the republican headquarters. the greatest popular vote ever given a candidate for the white house dwight eisenhower has been chosen america's 34th president. the eisenhowers had much to be thankful for on thanksgiving day several weeks later. the family could join them in celebrating this traditional american day of giving thanks for their blessings. [bell] religion has always played an important part in the life of the eisenhowers. tolling] am the most intensely religious man i know, the president-elect said.t he then he explained that nobody goes to six years of war

she was named the 1982 national young farmer and rancher of the year. and she was a consistent member of the green county farm bureau women's committee. but most importantly, she was an anrall overall inspiring and genuine person who will always be remembered for her optimistic attitude. ms. duvall is going to be deeply missed throughout the agriculture community. zelly, zippy and the entire duvall family are in my thoughts and prayers. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today american american health care system. last week the administration proposed a new demonstration program that would allow states to apply for block grants. these would permit states to slash funding for their medicaid programs, reduce protections for beneficiaries, and restrict eligibil

he forget the fact that our farmers and ranchers of this country not only see this nation, they see the world. they are some of the smartest, hardest working people that i know. my son-in-law is a farmer. i am proud of him. it takes a lot of brains to farm and ranch in today's economy. and mr. bloomberg is just disconnected from that liberal arrogance of reality of what it means to run a farm or ranch operation this country. >> bloomberg has definitely taken the heat. take a listen to bernie sanders. >> not only a rigged economy, it is a corrupt political system. corporate elite, wall street, and the trump companies getting very nervous. and they should. dominic get nervous. trump and the republican party are getting nervous. >> are president trump and you getting nervous senator? >> we are not nervous at all. we are proud. these four trade deals that he signed the last 120 days, president trump, four largest trading partners. japan, china, mexico, canada. over $2 trillion in trade. at the has delivered on his promised to our farmers. and we see the best unemployment numbers ever in our

nation." you heard it right from the horses, i mean the farmer's mouth.is quite emotional from walking phoenix. don't act on my stomach joaquin phoenix has been milking this for every possible social cause, climate change and preserving the one tuxedo he was going to wear throughout the can season. here's what i felt, i felt sorry for him. joaquin phoenix is rbc going through something dramatic. he is emotionally very raw and charged here, the movie the joker is a dark, sick journey into the mind of a serial kill killer. and i worried for him watching him on that stage, and watching all of his awards receptions here. it was a little scary. >> laura: tom, utterly ridiculous? >> i am guilt free, i drink my coffee black haired i don't want any of the cosmo. and i have never inseminated a cow artificially or otherwise. >> laura: what about that, the emoting at the award shows have become, even brad pitt who never really got political, suddenly he had to get leaks into. it's like a pavlovian response. >> what happened to the mystery? can you imagine cary grant

i support this legislation which nation's for our farmers and ranchers. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentleman seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: the january jobs report is with gains is terrific. over 225,000 jobs were created and wages increased. ew job creation has achieved a 50-year high. i am grateful that president trump and republican policies have put the american economy into high gear, reducing taxes and regulations. this first jobs report shows america's economy will continue to thrive in 2020, thanks to president trump. following an acquittal after the impeachment hoax, following the providing a peace plan for israel, inspiring the state of the union address and providing trade agreements with united states, canada and mexico, this jobs report rounds out another week of winning for president trump. all amer

buttigieg: if you are among the americans i have met from farmers in rural iowa to nevadans forging a clean energy future to act as a nation the campaign for you. [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: if you know we must act in our time so that your race has no bearing on your health or your wealth, or your experience with law enforcement in the united states of america, this campaign is for you. [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: if you are for honoring our troops by seeing to it that they are never sent into endless war and never abandoned when they return, this is the campaign for you. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: and if you believe in a democracy where every vote is counted and every voter counts, where nobody wins a political race by discriminating on the basis of race, this campaign is for you. [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: in other words, if you are ready to get to work to send donald trump packing and start healing this nation, this campaign is for you. [cheers and applause] >> [crowd chanting "buttigieg!"] [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: i feel such joy when i think about