vice president mike delivered the university of notre dame commencement address, in indiana. several students walked out of protest during the speech. he continued his remarks. his speech was just under 20 minutes. [applause] >> senator -- thank you all, congratulations to the class of 2017. congratulation all parents, sisters -- who made this day possible. last time i was not one of his, i was out there is a student -- i looked a lot different from up here. thank you for this honorary degree and inviting me is the team today. it is -- an honor. to then is to live up standard set by the previous speaker. -- ne special, students toby some distract you, for a few minutes i hear there's quite a celebrity here. in fact -- go get heard, we are going to keep her -- you get this one. [laughter] [applause] i'm sure it's not the first -- seriously though, we are here at a crucial time in our nation's history. everyday we are reminded of threats abroad and here at home. our infrastructure is crumbling, student data skyrocketing. there's more student upheld in this country than credit c

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leave your life according to the precepts and principles that you have learned and seen at notre damend all you do, have faith that he brought you this far will never leave you nor for foresake you. >> the former governor received an honorary degree. >>> graduates in baltimore were treated to words of wisdom by joe biden one of four distinguished guests. the vice president delivered the school's 141st commencement address. >> you're graduating into a world where everything is changing so rapidly it is frightening, but always gives up the power to take history in your own hands and bend it slightly. >> the former vice president told the graduates things can change, but it was their job to foster the change. he was honored with an honorary doctorate in public services. >>> 141st preakness stakes are in the books. we'll take a look at who won the second leg of the triple crown. >> so glad you stayed with us, sports now, the phillies miserable road trip comes to annd in pittsburgh. jeff skeverski says a pitcher is concerned about his stayed of mind on the mound. >> reporter: phillies fans

we have a report. >> reporter: vice president mike pence began the address to notre dame students, many protested with their feet. pence was invooited after thousands of students signed a petition asking the university not to invite president trump. during a speech, pence tried to draw parallel of the university and the trump administration. >> just as moteer dame stood for those persecuted for their faith around the world, just a short while ago in saudi arabia, this president spoke out about religious persecution of all people, of all faiths. >> reporter: the vice president attempts to find common ground did not sit well with protesters. angry over issues ranging from lgbt rights to guatemala. being in the stadium with someone who has pursued policies target them for who they are. >> i want to stand up for what i believe in. >> reporter: the vice president's critics had critics of their own. >> i think it's embarrassing, an indictment of the educational system turned from a place where you have a free discourse of ideas to a place where if you hear something you don't agree with you r

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. >>> just as notre dame has stood for those who are persecuted for their faith around the world just short while ago in saudi arabia this president spoke out against religious persecution of all people of all faiths. >>> sunday as vice president mike pence delivered the commencement at the university of notre dame dozens of graduates chose to walk out of the ceremony in protest. they were angry over a range of issues including the trumo administration's stance on lgbt rights and immigration. pence was invited to speak after thousands of students signed a petition asking the university not to invite president trump. >>> leading the news president trump draws a hard-line against iran. in saudi arabia the president used the occasion to go after iran, urging muslim leaders to further isolate the country. just a week after hitting iran with tougher sanctions. >> iran funds arms and trains terrorists, militias and other extremism groups that destruction and acachaos acrosse region. >>> the tragic weekend on mt. everest. three men died including an american. an australian also. an indian ma

. >> the impact of notre dame reaches far beyond the site of the golden dome.itiatives bring knowledge to children across this country and the world who need it most. your commitment to social concerns melds faith and action to overcome poverty worldwide. your focus on action and culture promotes the value of all human life. believe that it is the most interdependent age in human history? , is the primary object to have you and your crowd dominated? or do you want to create a world in which every single person has his or her shot? announcer: 2017 commencement speeches. speakers include senator cory booker at the university of pennsylvania, vice president mike pence at notre dame, senator tammy duckworth at george washington university, former president bill clinton at hobart and william smith colleges, former senator kelly ayotte at the university of new hampshire, and jennifer joseph dunford at st. michael's college. tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. announcer: army aviation officer linfotnn foot -- gary broke his back in a helicopter cra

. >>> just as notre dame has stood for those persecuted by their faith and around the world, just a shorthile ago in saudi arabia, this president spoke out against religious persecution of all people of all faiths. >> sunday vice president mike pence delivered commencement at university of notre dame. dozens of graduates chose to walk out of the ceremony in protest. they were angry over a range of issue including trump administration stance on lgtb rights and immigration. pence was invited to speak after thousands of students signed a petition asking the university not to invite president trump. >> leading the news, president trump draws a hard line against iran while in saudi arabia the president used the occasion to go after iran urging muslim leaders to further isolate the country just a week after hitting iran with tougher sanctions. >> iran funds, arms and trains terrorists, militias and other tropical storm herminist groups that spread destruction and chaos across the region. >> those remarks uttered hours reacted hassan rouhani as leader with overwhelming majority. >>> tragic weeke

kelly: vice president mike pence taking the stage at notre dame's commencement ceremony. he began to speak, some graduates walked out in a protest of the vice president's policy. the former indiana governor was chosen to give the address even though the school usually invites newly inaugurated presidents to speak. vice president pence responded by pushing for free speech on college campuses. >> because of your hard work in their support, your graduating from an exceptional university today. my charge to all of you is simply this, be exceptional from this day forward. >> mike joins us live from south bend indiana. some social media is portraying this as a massive walk out. is that accurate? >> most of the graduates were interested in their big day. to give you an idea there were about 2100 graduates on the field. reporters are ballpark in the number of graduates who walked off around 100. all the vice president did to it dress it or recognize it was to complement notre dame to be the kind of university that welcomes diverse viewpoints. >> the increasing tolerance and suppr

notre dame did know the students were probably going to walk out.were going to be there. 1400 alumni said they didn't want vice president pence to speak. they were expecting this. it was a peaceful protest. they did walk out. it's a shame they didn't sit. perhaps it would've been inspired. commencement speeches are usually pretty inspirational. i'm sure they would have learned something. the country is very divided, and these students just don't like the president and his policies and anyone from his administration. >> neil: we have had a lot of discussions. we kidded each other. but i consider you an open-minded liberal person. you are willing to entertain another point of view but not walk out in a huff. for the left that prides itself on being open minded. the left faults the right for an intolerant point of view. don't these type of events with california democratic politicos hurt their own argument? to go it is sad. it is supposed to be a party of tolerance. again, commencement speeches are so inspirational, and i know that vice president pence

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why student at notre dame got up and walked out during vice president pence's commencement speech. >>mit increasing intolerance and suppression of the time honored tradition of free expression on our campuses jeopardizes the liberties of every american. break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. >> i want to thank you especially today your deep commitment to israel's security and its well being and its future. i look forward to working closely with you to advance peace in our region. melissa: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking with president trump in jersey. the two leaders -- jerusalem, the two leaders vowing to pursue middle east peace. we have israel's amount ambassador to the u.n., danny danon. there is a sense there is something different this time. is that too hopeful? does this feel different? >> we'll wait for the first visit abroad. the president is

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take a listen. >> either we are all notre dame or none of us are.are trying to silence and not listen to the presence of one group and their families, then you're not listening to any of us. and that was a speech s or i guess that was what we wanted to say today, to the administration, more so than anyone else, the administration, you need to listen to our peers, you need to listen to our peers' families and concerns when you decide who to invite to our graduation. >> reporter: some context is pofrt, about 3,100 students received degrees today and between 75 to 100 students stood up and exited their ceremony once vice president mike pence began to speak. >> rosa flores, thanks very much. >>> next, a debut from the ground in mosul, civilians in the war torn city are risking their lives to escape the city still under the grip of isis. hey, man. oh! nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar is legit. and now we get an even bigger discount from

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much like the great teams of notre dame. great school. great place.sident mike pence is there today. doing a fabulous job as he always does. [ applause ] a few years ago the "new york times" even roa story on the great ambitions of the liberty flames. that story prompted a long time president of another school to write a letter to jerry. it's a letter that reverend falwell would have been very, very pleased to read. jerry tells me that letter now hangs in the wall in the boardroom of your great university. it came from the late father theodore hesper who was the beloved president of the university of notre dame, 35 years ago. like this school's founder, he was a truly kind-hearted man, of very, very deep faith. in the letter the father recounted recount ed notre dame's own rise to a football powerhouse and he wrote something so amazing and generous, he wrote i think that you are on that same trajectory now and i want to wish you all the best and encourage you from the start, and from being able to start very small and arriving in the big time. thanks

. >> the impact of notre dame reaches far beyond the site of the golden dome. you can bring knowledge to the children across the country and the world who need it most. you can overcome poverty worldwide. your focus on ethics and culture for most -- promotes the value of all human life. do you believe, the most independent agent and human history, -- in human history, if so, it is a primary object to have you and your crowd dominate -- the want to create a world where every single person has his or her shot? >> 2017 commencement speeches, speakers include cory booker at university of pennsylvania, vice president mike pence at notre dame, senator tammy duckworth, former president bill clinton at william smith college, kelly ayotte and joseph dunford. monday on c-span and c-span.org. now, a look at the future of u.s.-iran relations. from washington journal, this is about 30 minutes. >> this is the founder and president of the national iranian american council. here to talk about a couple of issues. the trip of president trump that they just wrapped up last night

president mike pence didn't get the warmest welcome when he started the commencement address at notre dameay. dozens of graduates walked out in protest and he began to speak. the students opposed the trump immigration's stand on immigration. the vice president did not comment on the walkout. >>> president trump has made his way to israel. he capped off his visit. if the conflict he cast as a battle between good and evil rather than a clash between the west and islam. >> we can only overcome this evil if the forces of good are united and strong and if everyone in this room does their fair share and fulfills their part of the burden. >> now the president did not use the phrase radical islamic terrorism during his speech. he used the term several times before. it is considered offensive by many people. i want to show you a live look from isz rail. nbc's jay gray is live. >>> 6:36. health officials are warning about a case of measles that could have exposed people in d.c. and prince george's county. they contracted the virus and developed symptoms in the u.s. the patient was treated at childre

. >> the impact of notre dame reaches far beyond the site of the golden dome. your initiatives bring knowledge to the children across this country and the world who need it most. your commitment to social concerns and action overcome poverty worldwide. vp. pence: it promotes a valuable human life. >> do you believe that it is the most independent agent of human history? is the primary object to have you and your crowd dominated? you want to or do create a world in which every single person has his or her shot? >> 2017 commencement speeches. speakers include senator cory booker at the university of pennsylvania, vice president mike pence at notre dame, senator tammy duckworth at george washington university, former president bill clinton at hobart and william smith senator kellyer ayotte at the university of new hampshire, and general joseph dunford at st. michael's college. monday on c-span and c-span.org. in case you missed it, on c-span, oregon senator ron wyden on the cbo score for the american health care act. >> what is still intact is more than $800 billi

decenas de esto ya desde la universidad de notre-dame, aabandonaron su ceremonia de graduaciÓn en contraus ribetes y capas negras sin escuchar una palabra del vicepresidente. carolina: vamos a hablar con luis miranda, que es uno de los estudiante antes que se gradÚa este fin de semana. vamos a ver cÓmo se pusieron de acuerdo para hacer esta protesta. cÓmo fue que surgió esta idea? luis: esto fue para proteger esta actividad humana y para las poblaciones vulnerables. en mi caso, decidÍ abandonar mi graduaciÓn porque mi familia es indocumentada. para venir a mi graduaciÓn, es un momento tan sagrado, pero tenemos preocupaciones acerca de migraciÓn. tuvieron que viajar la mitad del paÍs para llegar hasta mi graduaciÓn. y llegar y ver al vicepresidente, me parece muy injusto. a ver: cuÁl es el mensaje que quieren enviar-- javier: cuÁl es el mensaje que quieren enviar? luis: quisimos mandar un mensaje acerca de la lÍnea humana que queremos proteger. estamos en solidaridad como poblaciones vulnerables, como los indocumentados, y por la justicia social. la Ética no solamente catÓlica, sino en ge

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> now to the vice president of the united states, he got an icy reception at the university of notre dame'saduation ceremony. >> and dozens of students stood up against his policies by walking out on his commencement speech. row sae flores reports. >> reporter: the students that stood up and walked out of their commencement ceremony said it best. they said this is their graduation day and they graduated from a catholic university and on this campus, they learned about religious freedom. for all, not just for christians but also for their muslim brothers and sisters. they also say they learned about standing up for the poor, for the lgbtq community and say these teachings are straight from pope francis and don't believe that he vice president mike pence represents those teachings. >> either we are all notre dame or none of us are. if you are trying to silence and not listen to the preferences of group and their families you're not listening to any of us. that was a speech or i guess that was what we wanted to say today. to the administration more so than anyone else the administration, you n

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