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today in this august body is an opportunity for truthful self reflection, way we should admit the shortcomings of the international system to deliver the noble objectives and aspirations it was set up to realize. an opportunity to renew our commitment to establish a more international order, given that the attainment of justice globally remains a necessary condition to confront the immense challenges that impact our world today and that threaten the credibility of our international systems. the humanitarian tragedy facing myanmarngya minority in presents the international community of its moral obligation, in legal response ability as affected in the u.n. charter. a solutionk towards that addresses the root causes of the crisis, which has been -- become a threat. let us move together to empower the people of this world to regain control of their destinies and to explore new horizons between members of the international community. let us transcend the vicious circle of narrow interests and the futile logic of power politics to the broader horizons of common human is just -- interests among all. let us feature to ourselves and and all polarizi

we and america must become the truth that so many people in other nations now enjoy. a that says we are strong enough, wealthy enough, noble enough to have a system of health care that serves everyone one of our people. we are at a crossroads. will we go forward to the day where every american has access to health care or will we allow a republican bill that tries to back?s i think we will not go back. we must go forward and we must fight every day until we have justice in this country for all. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] committeeate finance hold a hearing monday on the caret republican health plan. that is like monday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. more on the plan senate republican leaders were joined by senators graham and cassidy. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the nation c

relations are now wanted clearly ignored in the un arena noble acts justifying and legitimate ties in high handedness an arbiter in this an act of violating truth and justice can even that are tolerated the most rampant violation of international justice can be seen on the korean peninsula unprecedented acts of injustice such as imposing harsh sanctions on a victim for the reason that the victim choose to stand up to the offender openly committed in the name of the un he is the answer of the situation on the korean peninsula is a confrontation between the d.p. r. k. and the us where the former tries to defend its national dignity and sovereignty against the latter's hostile policy and nuclear threats the united states is the country that first produced nuclear weapons and the only country that actually used it massacring hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians it is the us that threaten to use nuclear weapon against the d.p. r. k. during the korean war in one nine hundred fifty s. and first to introduced. nuclear weapons into the korean peninsula after the war. the us started a large scale joint military exercises against the d.p. r. k. dur

today in this august body is an opportunity for truthful self reflection where we should admit the shortcomings of the international system to deliver the noble objectives and aspirations it was set up to realize it has to miti to renew our commitment to establishing a more equitable international order given that the attainment of justice globally remains a necessary condition to confront the immense challenges that impact our world today and that threat to the credibility of our international system. the humanitarian tragedy facing the minority in myanmar represents another reason that reminds the international community of its moral obligations let alone its legal responsibilities as reflected in the un charter we must promptly work towards a lasting solution that. the plight of palestinians and addresses the root causes of the crisis which has become a threat to regional security and the stability of neighboring countries let us move together to empower the people of this world to regain control of their destinies and to explore new horizons of cooperation between members of the international community that is transcend the vicious circle

sign copies of the koran at the barnes & noble in fallujah if it meant he could get rid of obamacare. and then after i accused bill cassidy of not telling the truththe president wrote a tweet of support for him personally. senator/doctor bill cassidy is a class act who really cares about people and their health care, he doesn't lie, he justan wo tts news, mr. president, does that mean he'll vote against the horrible bill he wrote? [ laughter ] i know you won't find this surprising. i still haven't heard back on that. [ laughter ] lindsay graham, the senator who cowrote the bill, said donald trump is focused like a lacer on health care. i'm guessing he means he's focused in the same way cats on youtube are focused on lasers, chase it around. i guarantee he doesn't know anything about this graham/cassidy bill. he doesn't know the difference between medicare and medicaid. he barely knows the differe nde. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] this morning senator cassidy, there's a lot ofible in this, he went on fox news to fight back. he again said that i don't understand what i'm talking about because we haven't spoken for a year, which is not true,

become the truth that so many people of other nations now anenjo we are strong enoughy and noble enough to have a system of health care that serves everyone of our people. today, we are in a crossroads. will we go forward to the day where every american has access to health care, or will we allow a republican bill that tries to take us back? i say we will not go back, we and we mustard, fight every day until we have justice in this country for all. thank you very much. [applause] the senate finance committee holds a hearing on monday on the latest republican health care. plan the cassidy grant proposal we heard about is life 90 -- .onday morning on c-span2 more on the plan, senate republican leaders were joined by senators graham and cassidy at the republican's party lunch. we will hear from democratic leaders later. >> good afternoon, everyone. i expect you already know we spent much talking about graham cassidy, lots of interests, and the bill that senator cassidy and the graham have been working on. i asked them to join us today and lead off. >> i've never felt better about where we

we and america must become the truth that so many people in other nations now enjoy. a that says we are strong enough, wealthy enough, noble enough to have a system of health care that serves everyone one of our people. we are at a crossroads. will we go forward to the day where every american has access to health care or will we allow a republican bill that tries to back?s i think we will not go back. we must go forward and we must fight every day until we have justice in this country for all. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] committeeate finance hold a hearing monday on the latest >> the cassidy graham proposal we heard about live monday morning at 10:00 eastern. now more on the plan senate republican leaders were joined by senators graham and cassidy. later we'll hear from democratic leaders. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon, everyone. we spent lunch talking about graham cassidy. lots of interest in the bill they have been working on and i've asked them to join us today and lead off. >> number one i've never felt better about where we're at. it's pretty well clear to me where the country is going