owen: sure.his a year ago at the advent of covid, we think that much bigger than the near term impacts of being at home versus being outside, we think we are in a secular shift in the entertainment industry. the games business globally is a lot bigger than entertainment all in. it is growing at a substantially faster rate. if you look at the p&l's of companies like us and activision and ea, we're very profitable. that was true long before covid. those trends were already in place. what we are seeing is a secular shift from off-line to online, and from linear entertainment to highly interactive entertainment. we're all prisoners of our own experience. i grew up going to disneyland and go to a lot of physical entertainment. i think if you look out two, five, 10 years in the future, you're going to see a lot more people spending a lot more time online and entertaining themselves in a very interactive way. so we think that secular shift is very real and over ways over the long-term anything in the ne

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. >> lind a owens has opened her heart to the smallest in need. for 34 yea snt un >> mri or children, so for these babies to come in to my care, it's a rewarding, very rewarding, heart-warming thing to be able to have sleepless nights. >> reporter: the 78-year-old has been given many names through the years. >> mama linda, miss linda or baby whispers now. >> reporter: do you remember all of the children that come in to your care? >> they all have a mark in your life. i have pictures from when i started, i have pictures in drawers and in boxes. >> reporter: some of them come pretty small. a number of them have a tough start. some newborns are developmentally delayed from being born on drugs. >> the reward is to see the smile, the eye contact. >> reporter: owens cares long after the babies leave her home. erica adopted a baby that she fostered 12 years ago and still remembers her advice. >> she is in her crib, and she is like leave her alone. i know you want to lay with her. if you wake her up, you will start interrupting her sleep time. >> reporter

erika adopted a baby owens fostered 12 years ago and she still remembers her advice. >> she's in herer crib. she says, i know you want to play with her but don't interrupt her sleep time. >> reporter: you providing this safe and healthy environment for these babies is allowing you to give the gift of motherhood to other people or parenthood. do you look at it that way? >> yes, i do. when they're matched with a family that's going to adopt them, that's the warming part of the job that i have done to secure them, to build them trust, to go on to their new adventure. >> reporter: owens considers herself a temporary mother but what she offerings is ever lasting. do you know how much longer you will continue to do this? >> i would like to do it as long as the lord gives me the health and the strength to do the job that i'm doing. >> reporter: a job well done. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. angeles. >> duncan: momma linda, happy mother's day. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. coming up tonight, "60 minutes." i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for watch

. >> welcome back america we have two great guests tonight candace owens and i want to thank you forrything you do. you're a fantastic patriot your bock blackout was and is exceptional. let me ask you this candice co weans democrats are all over the place saying we need to pass election reform. if you don't pass what we want you to pass it is like jim crow. you want to oppress black people if you don't vote for 1.9 trillion in massive spending our children and grandchildren deal with in some impoverished way then you must oppose equality, you must oppose economic justice. they steal language and i feel they particularly use minorities and most of all african-american as cover for the radical agenda. what do you think? >> i think you are absolutely right and i cannot have said this enough over the last four years. it really has been my mission and my purpose to make sure black americans and all of minorities in this country recognize that. i feel that the democrat party represents black america like plantation owners represented slaves and the irony here being is that the democrats we

we will tell you how you because this pandemic withth candace owens. ♪ ♪ ca candace owens. ♪ ♪ >> tucker last week and a remarkable and very tightly reported piece by nicholas wade who for 30 years was the top science correspondent of "the new york times" that tony fauci himself signed off on funding u.s. tax dollars for the wuhan institute of virology to do the research that caused the corona pandemic, that created covid-19 which escaped from that lab and he definitely signed off on the funding for that research but he hasn't apologized for that d or take any responsibiliy according to tony fauci, the real culprit behind the pandemic is systemic racism. >> covid-19 has shown a bright light on our own society's failings. when the people of color get infected withur sars-cov-2, they will develop a severe consequence related to social determinants of health going back to disadvantageous conditions that some people of color find themselves in from birth. regarding the availability of adequate diet, access to health care and the undeniable effects of racism in our society. >> tucker: thanks,

candace owens, nicely put as always. thank you for coming on.e you. >> thank you. >> tucker: dave portnoy started barstool sports and a small business assistance program which helps people who are crushed by covid, didn't make any money doing it, just wanted to do it. and a lot of people dislike him still, why is that? we sat down with dave portnoy and chatted at great length and we will show you a part of the conversation next. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ california's choice beauty? visit letsmakeaplan.org to find y pretty boy.fessional. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in sacramento. i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox

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i think -- >> 20 candace owens host of the show.hills of the world are propelling i think the gop to massive victory if they play their cards right in 2022. this is insanity. >> it is alarming because he is a tenured professor, this is attended professor saying this and i to say we have to use stronger terms, the left right now is segregationist. we need to say that over and over, they are the party of segregation. that is what they are calling for. they are obsessed with race, want your children to know they are oppressed or privileged. we live in a country that is largely biracial. can you imagine what it is like for me as a biracial child who stole your child is going to be literally taught in schools that they are either half oppressed or half privileged, thisfor these people. i believe you are correct when you say this is where we need to stop the conversation, it is not the argument that is heading out when you talk about what is happening inside the school system. everybody cares about their children, they understand what is

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good morning from moscow this friday the 7th of may kevin owen here just turned 81 of the morning moscow time this is r.t. international i've got 30 minutes or latest news lined up for you well 1st as you heard in those headlines dozens dead missing and hundreds injured after a week of anger at tax reforms in colombia the proposals now been scrapped but nonetheless the government's response isn't he. spurred protesters on a conflict vigil was held in the capital on thursday night with thousands gathering to pay tribute to the day while voicing demands for the killings to stop a violent response to protest has been globally condemned but there's been little but a carefully measured response from the us a country known of course for pulling out all the stops to support activists in other places here's our senior correspondent more capacity of. colombia is a warning to everyone a warning of what happens when people have had enough rage against unfair tax reform and that an out of control pandemic gloom over a destroyed economy and shocker to how the state has behaved. millions of colombians

this is owens. >> i recognize mr. owens of utah.u have five minutes, sir. >> thank you, madam chair. and thank you for those that are testifying today. let me just start off by saying i totally agree that in 1938 there was a racist act by the president roosevelt to put in place what he did not only in this area, but also in social security. it was also a racist act for the democrats to continue to support the act that keeps black business owners from starting businesses and hiring black employees. this is not about race. we have small business owners out there, black, white, hispanic, asian, every culture you could possibly think of, that are right now producing 50 million jobs in the private sector. it is not about race. it's about survival. it's taking a risk, making a profit and hiring people that you want to keep around and make sure that they're feeling good in that environment. this would devastate the small business owners, no question about it. let me remind everybody what has already been stated and is a fact, those most at

has jumped on the patent free bandwagon that you turn from our farm bill owens believes that a vaccine waiver would not be helpful and even with the change of heart w.t. negotiations could take many months to settle we are ready to discuss how the u.s. proposal for waiver on intellectual property protection for covered vaccines could help achieve that objective. in the short run however we call upon all of vaccine producing countries to allow exports and to avoid measures that disrupt supply chains the race to a world where vaccines are available equally for all has been a marathon it's created political power plays pitting countries against one another governments against corporations the finishing line still seems distant even with the best intentions a solution will come too late for many this is not a time to be thinking about profits it's a time to be thinking about people and humanity we're talking about literally the bible of millions of people in every part of the globe so i really disagree with big pharma right now who've you know we have seen time and time again that they thi

moscow kevin owen here with you this 6 of may this thursday morning those headlines in more detail than is just mentioned donald trump won't be posting on instagram or facebook any time soon their oversight boards upheld a ban it imposed on the ex-president after the capitol riots in january a move that reignited the debate about free speech online this kind of maupin explains. now the facebook oversight board said that they give facebook 6 months as a corporation to determine an appropriate penalty for donald trump while they are currently upholding the ban they are passing on to the corporation other that ban should be permanent how exactly that should continue many look at this is almost a good cop bad cop routine here's what we heard from the oversight board the boards for the 2 posed by mr trump on general with the 6th so we leave it to thieves books community standards and the instagram's community guidelines given the seriousness of the violations and the ongoing risk of violence facebook was justified in suspending mr trump's accounts on general the 6th and extended that suspens

i think that's wrong. >> laura: joining in now, candace owens, host of the show "candace."amont hills of the world are propelling the g.o.p. to massive victory if they play their cards right and 2022. this is insanity. >> it's alarming first and foremost because he has a tenured professor and i think -- this is a tenured professor that is saying this and i want to say that newt is correct in saying we have to use stronger terms here and tell the truth. the left right now is segregationist. we need to start saying that over and over again, they are the party of segregation, that is what they are calling for. they are obsessed with race, they want your children to know they are either oppressed or privileged and by the way, talk about people to appeal to. we live in a country that is largely biracial. can you imagine what it's like for me as a biracial child who is being told that your child is going to be literally taught in the school system that they are either half oppressed or have privileged? there's most for these people. i believe that you are correct, laura, when you

candace owens responds next.ay is the one year >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: it was a year ago today that george floyd died in minneapolis. america change. well, today the secretary of state blinken who is supposed to make america's case to the world and at the same time hates america marked this anniversary declairing that george floyd died because you are racist. >> for the u.s. to be a credible force for human rights around the world we have to face racism here at home. we can't pretend it doesn't exist. we need to face them openly and honestly. even if that's ugly and painful. that's how we live up to our values. >> tucker: not painful for blinken to attack the united states. that's what he enjoys and that's what they do in the biden administration attack the country they lead. american embasseses across the world followed suit. greece showed off a blm flag in honor of george floyd. the staff at the u.s. embassy in spain did the same. and tweeted a banner that florida's senseless killing spurred black lives matter protes

know pianos, luxury group caring owens high fashion brands, such as gucci and eve, san llc, on his holding company owns christie's auction house. and peter himself is one of the world's most influential collectors of contemporary art. now with his 3rd private museum, the old stock exchange in the hearts of paris. the piano collection can now showing in all its glory at the both the commerce, 84 year old french 1000000000. francois pen, no commissioned japanese star architect. and though to redesign the listed building, construction work took 3 years in cost, 150000000 euros. a 9 meter tall concrete cylinder has been placed within the room harmonizing with the circular building and its unique 18th century. the cable with this light from above that penetrate through the glass dome is meant to stand for the future. and the concrete cylinder for hope was received. my architecture should move people with it, you see and, and bolden them through its courage. oh, sure. yeah. i was surprised by how quickly he came up with a proposal. i wasn't expecting that and by his creativity, but i said right

todd: owens asking about another presidential run. >> are you going to run in 2024 and if so can i ber vice president? >> very interesting. it is very early but people will be very very happy when i make a certain announcement. >> he will make that announcement at the right time. when is the right time? >> he has a social media platform of sorts so you can't respond to his messages. it is just him speaking but you can post them on facebook and twitter. don't know if twitter and facebook will allow that because he is currently banned from both platforms. todd: time will tell. carley: speaking of time. todd: philadelphia facing a staffing crisis. police officers opting for retirement while the 4 struggles to find new recruits, pennsylvania congressman and friend of the show fred keller response next. >> the chinese rocket is on the way towards earth. when and where within the us it could fall, that is the big question, coming up. now and forever more. inside these buildings in jerusalem and throughout israel there are many elderly jews who are suffering daily. and they need our help now

i hear voices to come every day they are articulation of clive owen tells me to eat light bulbs , bute time anyway so i ask you to als ignore the voices in your head as well and less they ask you t meet me at the port authority this afternoon. >> christy, this is clive owen, go to the port authority bus station with a bag full of larg bills and a jar of mayonnaise. george asks, are you on or off your meds? george, if meds is a nickname for your mom, then i'm on meds. so the answer is off and on. can you leave me a sandwich in the fridge? the next question is from norman . are you ever going to hire comedy writers for their show. well, are you ever going to hir comedy writers for your face? maybe he's right. that wasn't my best work. actually we've hired an entire group of comedy writers. i think we have tape of them. they get so excited when i mentioned them on tv. and they do a great job. stay right there come up more stuff is next. ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ the bowls are back. applebee's irresist-a-bowls all just $8.99. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire.

. >> owen lau there with the call there.e the big driver is it still bitcoin or more ethereum >> that would be another way the next wake wee ethereum in my view and the next catalyst could be the etf that could be the next best thing. >> the ethereum the next bething, owen lau with an outperform rating on coinbase. have a good day. >> thank you. >>> we'll get the latest on the colonial pipeline and how much pain would be tathe pump. "the exchange" will be right back ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. or visit and xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. >>> welcome back the fallout from the colonial pipelin

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jimmy lie has pleaded guilty to taking part in an unauthorized protest in 2019 a media company ally owens has halted trading of its shares after authorities froze his assets under the territory's national security law and that sparked concern about press freedom in hong kong. i. mean mars election in the last year didn't reflect the will of the people and international monitoring group has concluded the asian network for free elections set the military was unjustified in using alleged election flaws as a reason to seize power around $800.00 people have died since the military coup began on february 1st. in russia a court decision has been postponed on whether to declare a group supporting jailed kremlin critic alexina volley as extremist all that ruling is now due next month and the designation could mean activists face long jail sentences for opposing russia's leadership to the recently sherman has been inspire southwest of moscow speaking to the volleys supporters about the pressures they now face. this letter seals the deal it officially ends on the repercussions contract with nice tea

owen, mr. owens started an at-risk youth project that i'd like to know more about. i did the same in south central los angeles, and i found that working with some of the most challenging teens that, if they have an opportunity at a future and a life, they will go for that. and they will not go toward a life of crime. that's not a normal way to go. and so, i wanted to raise the question, i wanted to ask mr. stevenson, who i think should get a nobel prize, and ms. levick, why do we arrest kids for status offenses? why do we have status offenses? and what i found in south central is that that was the gateway to a long life of interacting with the criminal justice system, whose families could not afford to take them off the keas lator into prison. i want to compliment my colleague, steve chabot, i see he left, but i invited him to come to my district and meet some of the youth and see some of the programs and he did that. and i appreciated that. because we cannot just say, you can throw the life of a kid away. kids don't come in isolation. they come with families. so ca

candace owens is the host of "candace."certain people who want to make you be quiet, and it's tweets like that. do you feel vindicated by. this decision to reinstate the officer to the force of atlanta? >> no. i'm actually disgusted by this decision, it should've never happened to the first place. i would be vindicated if this officerir never lost his job, tt would be vindication. what's happened here, something everybody should be angry about and upset about. all it took was to eyes and did an ounce of morality to call it what actually happened in this case. this officer acted and demonstrated a high emotional. he tried to peacefully arrested somebody -- so kind and d call m sir.ff in the middle of the arrest, he shakes a month, tackles them, and grabs the weapon and sprinted away. he doesn't know if his partners okay, he's chasing him on foot putting his own life at danger, the guy turns around and attemptsar to fire a weapon at him. in that moment, am i going home or this criminal? people forget that police officers are

despite losing their lead after centre owen lane was sent off for this foul, the hosts fought back toiving cardiff their first win in this season's competition. the world athletics president lord coe says athletes must be prepared to make sacrifices when competing at the olympics this summer, with the pandemic continuing to impact the hosts japan. a national state of emergency remains across large parts of the country, including tokyo, with competitors unlikely to enjoy many of the freedoms of previous games. the japanese public remain fearful that the arrival of over 10,000 athletes from 200 different countries could lead to a further rise in cases. in order to compete and in order to be at a games that has some of the most challenging complexities attached to it, there are sacrifices that we are going to have to make. and i can tell you we'll not do anything to put in jeopardy themselves or the local communities. british boxer billyjoe saunders will undergo surgery on multiple fractures to his eye socket following last night's defeat by canelo alvarez in their super—middleweight uni

i hear voices to come every day they are articulation of clive owen tells me to eat light bulbs , but i don't, most of the time anyway so i ask you to als ignore the voices in your head as well and less they ask you t meet me at the port authority this afternoon. >> christy, this is clive owen, go to the port authority bus station with a bag full of larg bills and a jar of mayonnaise. george asks, are you on or off your meds? george, if meds is a nickname for your mom, then i'm on meds. so the answer is off and on. can you leave me a sandwich in the fridge? the next question is from norman . are you ever going to hire comedy writers for their show. well, are you ever going to hir comedy writers for your face? maybe he's right. that wasn't my best work. actually we've hired an entire group of comedy writers. i think we have tape of them. they get so excited when i mentioned them on tv. and they do a great job. stay right there come up more stuff is next. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, righ

a very good day then for russia this 9th of may kevin owen here with our special continuing coverage of what's been going on today the annual victory day commemoration. so then as mentioned today russia marks the 76 story of the victory in the great patriotic war that lasted 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of salvi of people they prove decisive in defeating the 3rd reich and for the occasion we've brought to life 1st of all for you. just some of the soviet soldiers who made that victory possible. and what a spectacular show it was the smaller russian troops and military vehicles parading through moscow's red square for the capital's annual 3 day parade it was a real big event this year the biggest of dozens of processions taking place across russia a day to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany bringing it to us was. and rory sushi with all the highlights. that type. of love loud to. the top place that leads up to her just. as i'm. not sure it's not. beyond. the. call of the love so the fantastic goes the picture. the secondary in some hold. you know i think i just got a hai

candace owens responds next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: >> tucker: it was a year ago today that george floyd died in minneapolis, and america changed. well, today, the secretary of state tony blinken, the man who is supposed to make america's case to the world but at the same time hates america, marked the anniversary by declaring that george floyd died because you're racist. >> for the united states to be a credible force for human rights around the world we have to face the realities of racism and hatred here at home. we can't sweep our shortcomings under the rug or pretend they don't exist. we need to face them openly and honestly. even if that's ugly. even if that's painful. that's how we live up to our naturally american embassies all over the world followed suit. the american embassy in athens, greece, shot off a blm flag. we raise this banner in honor of george floyd. meanwhile, patrick murphy posted a photograph of a blm flag there. at the u.s. embassy in madrid, spain did the same. our embassy in -- tweeted their ow

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i am mark: -- on -- owen. >>a six-year-old boy died in a habits rocket attack on israel as violence continues to ask the light -- escalate. we have reaction and analysis to come. he wants to run again for president. he will not back any other candidate. air france and the airbus company will face trial over the paris/rio flight that crashed in the mid atlantic facing manslaughter charges for the loss of all 228 people on the aircraft. this is life in paris. ♪ >>thank you for being with us. the latest from the middle east. a six-year-old is light -- israeli boy has died from a hamas attack. it will provoke a greater response from israel against hamas militants. the death toll stand at 56 palestinians. among those dead. , at least 13 children. six israelis have left. -- six israelis have lost their lives. the violence has come as a result of looming illegal evictions of palestinians from the jerusalem neighborhood. >>plumes of black smoke billower over gaza wednesday, the result of a relentless israeli bombardme

owens of utah. mr. owens of utah? mr. good of virginia? >> yes, ma'am. third time is a charm here. thank you to our guests today. it is sad to see democrats once again framing every issue in terms of race, seeking to further divide our nation, perpetuate a false narrative and portray a victimhood mentality. democrats never miss an opportunity to put illegal aliens and foreign workers ahead of americans. if they want to protect foreign workers, they would support the work of border patrol and border protection. i have into the border and i've heard the reports of the danger of those illegally crossing. those who cannot afford to pay smugglers are extorted into carrying drugs. if they make it across, many are forced to live the rest of their lives with existential rats to themselves and their families. while democrats romanticize illegal immigration, demonize law enforcement and turn a blind eye to the abuse people face to the hands of the cartels, my question is how long will it be until the president and vice president make a visit to the border? if democrats are worried about expl

reverend lora owens says the account from city officials is perplexing. how did officers trying to help allen with a damaged tire turned into a struggle over a fake gun and end with allen being killed so far there's been no video recovered of the shooting or what happened before it daly city police are also not equipped with body-worn camera budgets are a selection of values and any agency via public or private. this is we don't have the money. >> that's not necessarily true. you have the money. the question is what do you choose to do with it after initially refusing to release the names of the officers involved. the city revealed them thursday as lieutenant michael brennan and officers rosa breen's nicholas mccarthy and cameron newton officials did not say who fired their gun but did say it was discharged because allen pointed the fake gun at one of the officers without any video. reverend owens is skeptical of the investigation and says the city needs to be more transparent. >> we have to ask the question when we have such a lackadaisical response from

anchor: i am mark owen into these e the main world news headlines.larus, a video showing roman protasevich confessing to terrorist activity, he was arrested after ella bruce made his passenger flight wert to minsk -- belarus made his passenger flight diverge to minsk. urszula votto line acute -- accusing belarus of hijacking the flight. we have more on this in

tourism was slammed by the pandemic, including marty owens' charter tour business. how many tour s would you take out any given summer >> oh, 600 or 700. >> reporter: last year that number dropped to just 12. to entice new visitors alaska is offering to vaccinate tourists for free and is launching a national ad campaign. >> the idea is if we have excess vaccine why not use them >> reporter: even without the big cruise ships stopping here this summer, alaska buzzes with hope that covid hibernation is passing, especially now so many here are vaccinated themselves. >> i'm a serial optimist, and so i'm going to keep saying we're going to come back and come back strong >> reporter: lee robbins sees bookings on the rise at his b &b, offering free use of a car if you come. >> i'm getting flooded, the rest of the world isn't as safe as this place. >> reporter: hope too at this museum, 7,000 years of rich nativen history art woork is there to discover and purchase. >> they create a marketplace for those artists to sell their work. >> reporter: while the economy relies heavil

anchor: i am mark owen into these e the main world news headlines. from belarus, a video showing roman protasevich confessing to terrorist activity, he was arrested after ella bruce made his passenger flight wert to minsk -- belarus made his passenger flight diverge to minsk. urszula votto line acute -- accusing belarus of hijacking the flight. we have more on this in brussels. another month to save the iran nuclear deal. the head of the atomic energy agency says there is agreement to a one month extension to the agreement at nuclear sites. and celebrating winning league one in france. the national champions beating paris to the main prize by just one point. these are the scenes in lille a few hours ago. this is all live from paris. ♪ thank you for being with us. the belarus opposition journalist roman protasevich is apparently in a video confessing to taking part in terrorist activity, it was posted online on the telegram app. he was arrested when belarus made his passenger flight diverge to minsk on sunday over a august bomb threat. a fighter jet f

i am mark: -- on -- owen.-year-old boy died in a habits rocket attack on israel as violence continues to ask the light -- escalate. we have reaction and analysis to come. he wants to run again for president.

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owen wilson wasn't in "dodgeball," but i mean, he should have been, right?hat answer. segueway because first of all, there's no way trump didn't know what was going on until mccarthy called him. we have contemporaneous accounts telling us trump was watching it all unfold on tv and gleefully egging it on and even if we didn't have those accounts, we'd still know that trump was aware of the insurrection as it was happening because he's always watching tv. honestly, i'm not sure why it never occurred to us, but we could have avoided his presidency by just planting him in front of the wall of tvs at circuit city for four years. "circuit city, folks they love us there won it in a landslide. sadly, it wasn't enough to overcome all the fraudulent votes from the wiz that's why nobody beats them, folks. it's all a fraud but what a slogan. what a slo -- we used to have the best slogans didn't we, folks what happened to all our beautiful slogans? gotta go to mo's mos def def comedy jam jam, we love jam, don't we, folks? smuckers [ light laughter ] sounds dirty -- not.

i think my colleague, burgess owens said it best.wens is a black republican, was in the nfl, tackled o.j. burgess says, requiring an i.d. to vote isn't racist. assuming that black people can't get an i.d. is what is racist. so we support the brave patriots in georgia and in florida and all across this country that want to protect the integrity of the vote and that's going to be a major part of this tour that marjorie and i bring across the country, demanding voter integrity. [cheers and applause] i do not diminish the challenge that is ahead. democrats control some very powerful institutions. they control the presidency. the house. the senate. and they're using that power. to try to demoralize and at times even target their political enemies. but in america, patriotism always signs through when we demonstrate toughness. and grit. in 1772, sam adams sent james warren around the communities of plymouth, and the goal was to try to excite the notion of independence in people. and to get them engaged and thoughtful and pro-activ regarding