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for o'brien, that story never ends.familiar with the vietnam war, the politics behind and the state of the country in 1969, the things they carried is a revelation. the book is told through flashbacks and memories. in one particularly stirring story, we see him contemplating making a run for the canadian border after receiving his draft notice. the most vivid moments in the book take place in vietnam. in the pages of the things they carried, it is hallucinatory and concrete. surreal and corporeal. he captures what the psyche and the spirit must do to protect us during the wars of war. the gut wrenching moments of friendship and sacrifice and beauty. from iowa to new jersey, to texas, it has become a fixture in high school english classes. across all those states, it has been challenged for band and removed from shelves for the most common complaint is that it is vulgar and profane. o'brien has an answer in the pages of the book. you can tell a true war story if it embarrasses. if you do not care for obscenity, you do no

o'brien: pick about this, think about this. are doing something correct if the extremes of both parties think i should not be on this stage. [applause] >> president trump had the backbone to open the door of this republican convention and that is unprecedented. [applause] >> no other nominee would have invited the teamsters. you can have whatever opinion you want, but president trump is not afraid of hearing from new, loud and critical voices. we can all agree why the people like him or they don't like him in light of what happened to him on saturday, he has proven to be one tough so be. now what i -- when i won the presidency two and a half years ago we started reaching across the aisle. in the past including nixon, reagan and george w. bush. but the republican party has pursued strong relationships with organized labor. some stand in opposition and this must change. at the end of the day the teamsters are not interested, we want to know what are you doing to help american workers? host: the teamsters earlier tonight at the co

ed, why is sean o'brien going to be the keynote speaker?major labor union addresses a convention. it's never happened before. sean o'brien will be here as the union considers its first-ever republican presidential nomination, at least it's first in several years. they made five figure donations to both parties. their members that believe the union should consider endorsing donald trump after their concerns with the economic policies of president biden and yet there are many other members of the teamsters furious that sean o'brien will be here. either way, it's a coup for the trump campaign as they continue trying to cut into different elements of the democratic party's umbrella. organize labor, black and latino men, the young, women. sean o'brien as he begins his remarks here, to convince his members to vote republican. trump might win the white house again. >> norah: let's listen into sean o'brien. [applause] >> i would like to give my peep from the greatest state in the nation, massachusetts, what's up. i want to thank the hardworking tea

sean o'brien needed to come to that convention to speak because think about it, the teamsters are part of the union movement increasingly republican very, very visible i suspect he could any trump rally and there'll be be a lot of teamster members there saying "i love donald trump" so sean o'brien needed to make certain inside his union he was covering all the bases and he did. speak to carl, we appreciate you jumping on breaking news at the top of the sour with us, thank you. speak with you but, thank you. >> john: o'brien did rip corporate america up one side and down the other today. there were some good and bad for republicans. thanks, carl. >> civic stomach secret service respects local law enforcement and we cannot do our jobs either investigated fully or in our project admission without some of the secret service is totally responsible for the design and the amplification and the execution of the site. >> the secret service will have to have some hard conversations with itself. what their staffing needs are. to me it looks like there was significant lack of training for some of

i'm sean o'brien, general president of the international brotherhood of teamsters. [applause] >> i'd like to give my peeps from the greatest state of massachusetts. first, i want to thank the hard-working teamsters and union members here in milwaukee who play vital roles in the building and operations of this convention. [applause] i also want to thank president donald trump for opening the rnc's doors to the teamsters union and inviting me to speak before you tonight. i travel all across this country and meet with my members every week. you know what i see? an american worker being taken for granted. workers being sold out to big banks, big tech, corporates, and the elite. i'm not the only one who sees this. every day families see it. the american people aren't stupid. they know the system is broken. we all know how washington is run. working people have no chance of winning this fight. that's why am here today. because i refuse to keep doing the same things my predecessors did. [cheers and applause] today, today, the teamsters are here to say we are not the holden

>> what is your message to teamsters president sean o'brien who is scheduled to speak at the rnc?> if you want to be part of the union, trump is unknown known union buster. he wants to take away our collective bargaining rights. the problem is, if he takes away those, we're down to not making good wages. we're down to not having safety at our job sites. we're down to someone not caring enough about the american worker that is putting all this work into everything we put in this country. my father was in ironworker for 45 years, always voted democratically. he told me, this is what we believe in, unions. we stayed together, we are strong together. divided we will fall. amy: voices from the protesters who marched outside the republican national convention monday, part of a coalition of 100 activist groups. a special thank to democracy producers on the streets. stay tuned for another hour of our special breaking with

>> what is your message to teamsters president sean o'brien who is scheduled to speak at the rnc?> if you want to be part of the union, trump is unknown known union buster. he wants to take away our collective bargaining rights. the problem is, if he takes away those, we're down to not making good wages. we're down to not having safety at our job sites. we're down to someone not caring enough about the american worker that is putting all this work into everything we put in this country. my father was in ironworker for 45 years, always voted democratically. he told me, this is what we believe in, unions. we stayed together, we are strong together. divided we will fall. amy: voices from the protesters who marched outside the republican national convention monday, part of a coalition of 100 activist groups. a special thank to democracy producers on the streets. stay tuned for another hour of our special breaking with

robert o'brien, really? we made some mistakes? say we made some mistakes keeping her. >> the secret service agents are the most dedicated men and women in the world. they'll take a bullet for you. but the leadership is showing it's problematic. larry: kellyanne, last word. tonight is safety and start night. -- security night. how the hell do we get that when the border's open and when the democratic party, the ruling party, they're against the cops, they're appointing phony judges, they're running lawfare? what's the theme tonight? if. >> the theme tonight is the opposite of that. we want to defend the police, not defund the police. we more generously resource or and more deeply respect law enforcement, the guys and gals in blue, border patrol. also people want safe and strong communities. they feel that crime is out of control. they feel like they don't have everyday affordability, but they also feel insecure about the state of their communities. but it's the opposite of a porous border. we've let in so many millions of people, l

sean o'brien, accents going there. but also watching the people in the vip box and who they they represent for the party now and for the party in the future was absolutely fascinated jake, one of the things that's so interesting about it, john king is that there is this straight queen of populism in the republican party. it is by no means predominant. but it is the jd vance, marco rubio, josh hawley strain that does think that the republican party needs to change and adapt to the american worker those policies have not word not embraced during the trump administration, at least not if you look at what the teamsters have on their policy agenda or the afl-cio, it's cetera, but there is this internal fight going on sean o'brien, i'm sure you know, sagely understands that that is going on and there is a there are people who are listening that doesn't mean that the agenda is going to be adopted, but it is worth noting. >> mr. mattingly needs to be corrected that we tend to skip the diwali, say medford and both me just say t

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is sean o'brien, the teamsters president? the first teamsters president to ever speak to a republican national convention? i don't remember a speaker at a republican convention railing against the chamber of commerce that is new here, but he was fighting for workers, blue collar workers all across the country were heard from everyday americans. then we heard from the teamsters president. he credited former president trump for opening up the doors of the rnc. and he said, after what happened saturday, this is one tough so. yeah, that got a huge response from the crowd. clearly, this is a group that president biden would consider right in his wheelhouse, the unions. so this is an obvious direct attempt to pull those union voters away. and huge response from the crowd here. so a lot of people who are very open to it. also, linda fornos, the hispanic, woman who spoke, she talked about the fact that she voted for joe biden last time around and she said, i regret it and i won't make that mistake again. as they tried to pull in more

i'm sean o'brien, general president of the international brotherhood of teamsters!ssachusetts some props. what's up? [ cheering ] first i want to thank the hard-working teamsters and union members here in milwaukee who play vital roles in the building and operations of this convention. [ cheering and applause ] i also want to thank president donald trump for opening the rnc's doors to the teamsters union and inviting me to speak before you tonight. [ applause ] i travel all across this country and meet with my members every week. you know what i see? an american worker being taken for granted. [ applause ] workers being sold out to big banks, big tech, corporation and the elite. and i'm not the only one who sees this -- corporates -- everyday families see it. the american people aren't stupid. they know the system is broken. we all know how washington is run. working people have no chance of winning this fight. that's why i'm here today, because i refuse to keep doing the same things my predecessors did. [ applause ] today -- today the teamsters are here to say we a

. >> sean o'brien, general presence of the international brotherhood of teamsters i'd like to give my peeps from the greatest state in the nation massachusetts, some props. what up? first? i want to thank the hardworking teamsters union members here in milwaukee, who play vital roles and the building an operations of this convention. i? also want to thank president donald trump for opening the rnc's doors. so the teamsters union and invited me to speak before you tonight i? travel all across this country and meet with my members every week you know what i see an american work of being taken for granted? workers are being sold out to big banks, big tech cooperation. the lead and i'm not the only one who sees this every day. family see it. the american people aren't stupid. they know the system is broken we all know how washington is run working people have no chance of winning this fight that's why i'm here today. because i refused to keep doing the same things my predecessors did. today today. the teamsters are here fair to say? we are not beholden to anyone or any party we will creat

i agree with everything about sean o'brien and how he presented a first. i think the president got what he wanted from that speech to carl's point, but not but what? but what it's shaping up. he didn't get endorsed. but what's shaping up the a's are the big issues in this campaign. affordability is being talked about here. and abortion will be talked about at the convention at my party holds the question becomes which one of those is more powerful? which one resonates more with voters? other issues will nato and national security will certainly play, but what the president and republicans have done thus far, this evening, they have to view this as a huge success. and democrats ought to be learning. how do you counter this over the next few weeks? yeah. you know, one of the things that really strikes me tonight is this really positive energy. there's a lot of enthusiasm. and that's something that, you know, this is a race that most americans for a long time said they didn't want to see biden and trump back in the ring. but this this crowd. i haven't felt a

soledad o'brien this week on matter of fact, what does it mean to be an american? it means that we still hopeful about all the possibilities that america can be. this federal magistrate judge brings us along as she delivers the oath of allegiance, welcoming in new american citizens and election officials and poll workers are the backbone of our democracy. but many of the people running voting sites are new to the job. like this clerk in colorado. yes, our democracy is important. we need to protect it. what it takes to oversee the process central to democracy and families fishing the waters off the coast of maine are facing a trade off. they can't accept if this is to save the world's climate. but we're going to destroy our ecosystem to do it. not interested. will a plan to harness offshore wind power find harmony with the people and communities whose livelihoods depend on marine life? those stories now a matter of fact, the 4th of july celebrations are pouring over into the weekend, giving us time to reflect on the nation's beginnings and to consider what it means

sean o'brien, not, i mean, head of the teamsters, him showing up here, he's not saying he's endorsing donald trump, but he did make a mention -- >> the teamsters has a history of playing both parties. they have been more effective in that sense. >> it's not the more traditional union support, but it is still notable for him to show up here, and to mention j.d. vance, even before j.d. vance was the vp nominee. >> in a relatively positive sense. it was very interesting. look, what sean o'brien did is something that has angered some of his union ally, angered many democrats, but he actually did a very practical thing as a union president. no matter who the teamsters endorse, no matter where they come down, it's important to note that sean o'brien has said in recent interviews, joe biden is one of the best presidents ever for labor. whoever they endorse, separate and apart from this, he wanted to come before the republican convention, and wanted to lay it out. a good friend of mine said that we should analyze the language, it may have been the most left speech to a republican convention i

amy: what about the significance of another shawn, sean o'brien, head of the teamsters, asking both themocrats and the republicans if he can address the convention? the republican said, yes. we will be in milwaukee next week. he will be speaking. he has not gotten ok from the democrats in chicago in august. >> sean o'brien will be speaking i believe in primetime at the republican national convention. it is very rare for a labor leader to speak before the republicans. o'brien trying to position himself no matter what party comes out of the presidential election, i suppose. it is very unique. it certainly has been criticized internally. it has been criticized from folks on the democratic left. i don't know that he is going to get that democratic nod because he is speaking at the republican convention. it would be almost unprecedented for someone to speak at both conventions. i think it is certainly interesting and fascinating. there is this campaign the teamsters are fighting against amazon where they're trying to organize amazon warehouse has amazon delivery drivers, people of that natur

biden's son, sean o'brien. that's that's fine. he can go and speak like i said, we're a big party. he has won and of the millions of union members who know joe biden's there to protect their their collective bargaining rights to really, truly protect workplace democracy, to stand with workers on workers safety on pensions, on health care. so that, that's one guy and good for him. but i can tell you certainly my union and thousands of others we'll be in chicago to support the most pro-union, pro-worker, pro middle-class president that we've seen in our lifetime. and that's joe biden governor tim walz. >> always good to see you and to have you on. thank you so much thank you john all right. today, jd vance will make his first speech as the republican vice presidential nominee. how will he introduced himself to a national audience? peter navarro was now a free man, just released from prison. new reporting on his first stop post laka five good things. >> listen wherever you get your podcasts they say we should stop

at the same time, o'brien noted that russia is now losing strength and the ability to actively attack due to a lack of capabilities. without running around offices and unnecessary papers. a center for veterans was opened in poltava, effective from military personnel and their families. specialists will help you prepare the documents and direct them to the right specialist. anna morozova attended the opening. in this room with an area of ​​120 m2, they provide assistance to military personnel, veterans, and families fallen defenders. the state guarantees benefits to such people, and not everyone knows about them. it is necessary to hear unequivocally and help, well, that's for sure in some bureaucratic issues. because it's difficult, really difficult, and the guys sometimes come across some pieces of paper, and they don't understand why, yes, why it can't be resolved somehow faster, because there at the front everything is clear, there is an enemy, i kill him, i defend my family, so now i have returned to civilian life, please help me arrange it, social workers are here they tell you h

kuleba has done, what boris johnson has done, the famous article, what was done by robert o'brien in the famous article, these are the so-called touchstones, right away, mr. antin, i want to say, they are not worth considering. because it will not be possible to start any negotiation process in the current conditions, not because washington, brussels, beijing do not want it, but it will not happen for the simple reason that moscow considers any negotiation process as a trap, and not only for of ukraine, but also for those who talk about it the most today, and this clearly makes it clear... in his article he is already cursed and already completely in quotation marks i take these words not as a hero, boris johnsonyuk, because what he writes there is clearly visible, you can think anything you want, but there is only one way to put the führer in his place, that is force. i agree with you, mr. roman, well, look, there are two more very important signals here, one signal came, strangely enough, from the kremlin, that is, they immediately reacted like this to the meeting. were not invited

this was announced by assistant secretary of state james o'brien. we are talking about a distance of more than 100 km on the territory of the aggressor's country. at the same time, o'brien said that russia is allegedly losing at the moment. strength and the ability to actively attack due to a lack of capacity. pensioner recruited adjusters of enemy strikes. in sumy oblast, the security service exposed an enemy agent. the former nurse scouted the locations of local defense industrial enterprises and tried to recruit workers to collect the necessary information for the occupiers. the law enforcement officers detained the perpetrator, she was sentenced to life imprisonment. and to operational information from the general staff of the zso. during the day, 158 combat clashes took place at the front. the defense forces repelled 51 enemy attacks in the pokrov direction, and also eliminated and wounded more than 350 russians and destroyed at least 11 guns and mortars. the occupiers are actively advancing on vozdvizhenka-yugenivka. zovatske and novooleksandr

it is important that what we were talking about, the printed materials of boris johnson, robert o'briens expressed by valery zaluzhny, already as ukraine's ambassador to great britain at the royal conference, further, the interview of syrskyi. were not analyzed as separate self-sufficient things, because they all overlap. and yes, several conclusions from this large size and large volume of voiced things. and yes, the first thing is obvious leadership in security issues on the eurasian continent will gradually pass from the united states of america to great britain. and this phrase that boris johnson has in that... because the american contingent in europe should be replaced by ukrainian troops is an answer to the question of what awaits europe, because the ukrainian armed forces are the only armed forces on the continent , as boris johnson writes , which are capable of resisting the russian novela. this must be remembered. the second thing that is super important in this situation, which is obvious, despite the fact that london has left... line up of the european union, london will set

kuleba did, what boris johnson did, the famous article, what robert o'brien did in the famous articleese are the so-called touchstones. right away, mr. antin, i want to say that they are not worth paying attention to, because it will not be possible to start any negotiation process in the current conditions with... not because of the fact that this do not want in washington, brussels, beijing, but this will not happen for the simple reason that moscow considers any negotiation process as a trap, and not only for ukraine, but also for those who are talking about it the most today, and this clearly makes it clear, in his article he is already cursed and already completely in quotation marks i take these words not... the hero boris johnsonyuk, because what he writes there is clearly visible, you can think anything, but there is only one a way to put the führer in his place. this is power. i agree with you, mr. roman. well, look, there are two more very important signals. one signal came, not surprisingly, from the kremlin. that is, they immediately reacted like this, to the meeting of ku

jay o'brien abc news, milwaukee. >> jay, thank you very much. taking a live look now at milwaukee, wisconsin, where the republican national convention kicks off tomorrow. former president trump landed in the city a few hours ago. secret service says it is not expanding its security perimeter for the convention, and that there are no known threats against the event. 61 law enforcement officers from california are there helping with security. governor gavin newsom's office says the support from california has been planned for months. here in the bay area, there were prayers for healing and unity at local sunday church services. following the assassination attempt on former president trump. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with clergy members and trump supporters. cornell, at least with the folks you talked with, is it clear now that everyone is denouncing that violence? >> yeah, jr. everyone agrees no tolerance for violence anywhere in america, many telling us they are thankful the former president wasn't seriously injured. and now th

kuleba did. what was done by boris johnson, in a well-known article, what was done by robert o'brien,n a well-known article, these are the so-called touchstones, right away, mr. antin, i want to say, they are not worth paying attention to, because no negotiation process can be launched in the current conditions it won't work, not because they don't want it in washington, brussels, beijing, but it won't happen for that simple reason. the fact that moscow views any negotiation process as a trap, and not only that for ukraine, but also for those who are talking about it the most today, and this makes it clear that in his article, the already cursed and completely in quotation marks, i take these words not a hero, boris johnsonyuk, because according to what he writes there, clearly visible, you can think anything you want, but there is only one s... to put the führer in place, that is power. i agree with you, mr. roman, well, look, there are two more very important signals here: one signal came, not surprisingly, from the kremlin, that is, they reacted immediately like this to kulebe's me

secretary of state james o'brien.lking about a distance of more than 100 km in the territory of the country of agresorka. at the same time , o'brien noted that russia is now losing strength and the ability to actively attack due to a lack of capabilities. a powerful hurricane leveled one of the islands in the caribbean and killed seven people. according to the reuters agency, the storm also covered the mainland part of south america. only in venezuela it is known about four missing persons. 800 houses were damaged or completely destroyed. currently, storm beryl is moving toward jamaica, leaving behind great destruction. the storm is expected to bring dangerous winds and torrential rains to the island nation. authorities urged local residents to stock up on food, batteries, candles and water. the espresso tv channel demands a return to digital broadcasting. the supreme court considered the cassation appeal of tov goldbury. the broadcasting concern noted in april 2022, radio and television illegally turned off our tv ch

one of ireland's best—known writers, edna o'brien, has died at the age of 93.ountry. in a tribute, ireland's president, michael d higgins, said she was a fearless teller of truths, who'd had the moral courage to confront irish society with realities long ignored and suppressed. hello. well, it's been a beautiful sunday across most of the uk — very warm, scattered fairweather clouds. a little cooler and cloudier in scotland and northern ireland, we're just that bit closer to a weather front. but here's the main message — heat building over the next day or two. here's the satellite picture, and you canjust about make out the jetstream. it's away to the north of us. that means the doors have been opened to the heat coming in from the south, and the dip in thejet stream to the east there with the clouds, that's the bad weather that swept across paris during the olympic opening ceremony. so skies have been generally quite sunny through the day across the bulk of the country. thicker cloud here in the north—west. and the temperatures at 9pm, still around 19 celsius i

edna o'brien, one of ireland's best—known writers, has died aged 93.blackpool illuminations have been a draw for visitors for more than 100 years and preparations are already under way ahead of this year's switch on. earlier this week, some of the upcoming displays were revealed and our reporter ian haslam went to take a look. blackpool's big switch—on is the biggest night of its events calendar. for many years, celebrity tv designer laurence llewelyn—bowen has led the illuminations illuminati. now he's come up with this donkey—based feature. tell me about this. i can't work out. it's either the work of a genius or a madman.

the councilor did not provide any details, but at the same time james o'brien emphasized that all the members of the north atlantic alliance agree that the leadership of the people's republic of china, despite all its denials and refutations, is a decisive supporter of russia in its aggressive war in ukraine. at the same time , he said that it is necessary to convey to the leadership of china what the world, in particular , the united states of america knows about it, and to put pressure on them so that they do not help russia in such a way. but in tehran, it is the capital. iran killed the head of the political bureau of the palestinian movement hamas, ismail haniya. this was first reported in the press service of the corps guards of the islamic revolution. then this information was also confirmed by hamas itself. at the same time , they accused israel of the defense army of the jewish state for the murder of the head of the political wing of their movement, while they remain silent. they even said that they were not involved later in the evening. it is also known that he also died a

edna o'brien, one of ireland's best—known writers, has died aged 93.d by their country. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. all eyes on peaty as team gb�*s superstar in the pool goes for a third straight gold in the 100m breaststroke at the paris olympics tonight. biles is back — the us gymnast shows the world just how good she is, as her team usa sail through in the women's gymnastics in front of a—list attendees. and it's tense at the tennis.

edna o'brien, one of ireland's best—known writers, has died aged ninety—three. made her name with a series of novels focusing on how young irish women were treated by their country. now on bbc news — americast: can money buy the us election? americast. americast from bbc news. hello, it'sjustin in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london, england. and it's anthony in the washington bureau of bbc news. and it is marianna, aka miss information. still not back in the worldwide headquarters, but still in greece. well, you're missing out on some excitement here, mariana. it has been an incredibly busy time in the us for political news. and if you americasters want the latest, do make sure you subscribe to the podcast on bbc sounds. it's all there. but right now, as we say, this episode is going to step back and look at campaign finances. and you can send us a whatsapp on ”443301239480. and if you have the kind of bank balance that that number sort of equates to, then you will be particularly interested this week because... or this day. whis week, what am i t

just before we go, irish literary legend edna o'brien, author of the country girls, has died aged 93. kirsty spoke to her on newsnight back in 2002. and straight after us here on bbc two, do watch imagine with alan yentob for his interview with edna o'brien. here is the chat. people say you are railing against ireland, _ people say you are railing against ireland, in— people say you are railing against ireland, in a sense, you are anti—ireland. what is your response to that? _ to that? it - to that? it is true that i to that? — it is true that i address topics that are not welcome. a, murder, the x case, whatever. but what i said the other night at a public gathering in dublin of about 1000 people, we do not want to remain living in a society that is full of hypocrisy and co—vert nurse and shame. —— convert ness. if we are going to change society, we have to open the windows, open the skylight, open the windows, open the skylight, open the windows, open the skylight, open the cupboards in which the skeletons live. that's it from us tonight. i'm back tomorrow. have a good night. live f

. >> it all escalated after mole and read tweets the teamsters president sean o'brien had written in the past critical of the senate senator this is a time, this is a place you want to run your mouth. >> we can be two consenting adults. we can finish it here. >> okay. that's fine perfect. >> you want to do it now, i'd love to do right now. well, stand your butt up then. >> you stand your butt up a hole. >> stop it solution. >> every poll oh no, sit down while you're, you know, you're a united states senator said okay, now please. >> all right. >> can i respond hold it well it turns out that bowman in o'brien have since made up breaking bread and italian restaurant here in washington. >> and that's according to senator mullin, who i caught up with at the rnc this past week, he told me former president trump pushed them to reconcile obviously, there's a tiff between sean and i and he says you do need to meet you too need to meet. and so he helped facilitate that. sean and i met. >> we put as you'd say, bury the hatchet, we had a good conversation at really enjoyed getting a knowing. so

edna o'brien, one of ireland's best—known writers, has died aged 93.he made her name with a series of novels focusing on how young irish women were treated by their country. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. all eyes on peaty as team gb's superstar in the pool goes for a third straight gold in the 100m breaststroke at the paris olympics tonight. biles is back — the us gymnast shows the world just how good she is, as her team usa sail through in the women's gymnastics in front of a—list attendees. and it's tense at the tennis. it goes to a deciding tie breakfor andy murray and dan evans in the doubles — it could murray's farewell. also coming up on sportsday... england get the job done, and captain ben stokes leads by example in their clean sweep against west indies. and from cheers to possible tears for george russell. the briton says it was "heartbreaking" to be disqualifed after winning the belgian grand prix. hello there and welcome to sportsday. as we move onto day two of the olympics, with attenti

>> senator sanders: i think the speech that o'brien gave, a lot of what he said was good.cares to wits for the working class of this country is terribly wrong. i serve in the united states senate. i am trying as chairman of the committee to raise the minimum wage to a living wage. [cheers and applause] you know how much republican support we are getting? zero. i am supporting efforts to make it easier for workers to join unions called the pro active so that employers can't intimidate and threaten workers who want to join a union, which is what you know how many republican voters we have? zero. republicans want to give massive tax breaks to billionaires. in the house of representatives, 90% of republicans want to cut social security in one way or another. so anyone who has any illusion that republicans will do anything to benefit the working class of this country is sorely mistaken. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: speaking of which, elon musk, your buddy elon said he would not be giving money to either candidate back in march but last week he said is going to give $45 mil

one thing that was also different to that stuck out to me was the head of the teamsters, sean o'brien spoke on the stage and i actually i started my political career covering at labour politics, which let me tell you, is it really? good way to get an education? and the idea that i would see a labour leader on the, on the, on the floor of the republican national convention, basically in primetime, let's listen to a little bit what bryan said it's an honor to be the first teamster and 121 year history to address the republican national convention over the last 40 years the republican party has really pursued strong relationships well, they're organized labor. >> there are some in the party who stand an active opposition to labor unions. this to must change the teamsters are not interested if you have a de or an ai next to your name we want to know one thing. what are you doing to help american workers i mean, mark preston, this is a guy that almost got in a fight with markwayne mullin. >> i believe in a hearing in congress that accent there's so much here there's so much here in look, a

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were you surprised that sean o'brien had, quote, you guys almost gotten a bra yeah, but shone an eye we work past that. president trump called me months ago and it actually right after the first meeting he had with sean o'brien and he said, hey man, you too nice to meet you guys need to sit down and talk. you might have actually some more in common and we started talking and we ended up meeting at a little talian restaurant, had a great conversation. and we have a love for passion for working out together. we both came up by our bootstraps, pull them up working hard and blue collar jobs and so we actually get along and he texts me, i text him right afterwards. we're laughing about it. i will say i if i would have to drink in my mouth, i would've spit it out when he quote, i thought it was pretty funny when he said, stand your butt up but we do have a relationship now, we've worked past it and that happens sometimes i tell people all the time, i don't take things personal like that. i used to get paid to fight. i'm not i'm not looking to fight for free. and so it's not something perso