i'm going to fight for citizenship for the righteous dreamers. i'm going to fight for more than legalization. i believe that people who have came into the country under these circumstances merit more than an indication that you are going to leave by some date six months from now. that is indecent and not the kind of thing that we would expect people to do who care for humanity. and its un-american given the way that we called them to come here ourselves. our employers know that they are part of this. they know that they have their hands in this. these employers who have had them and worked with them ought to be standing up for them. i would imagine that in houston, texas nearly every person has received some benefit either directly or in directly from the undocumented people who have come to this country. it's time for those employers to stand up and support the people who helped make their business is what they are. host: representative greene, the president gave congress six months to come up with some type of legislative move daca and a legisl

this is a righteous self-defensive measure taken. icbm,rk had conducted h-bomb tests as part of the efforts to achieve the goal of completing the states new perforce. the dprk has entered a phase of completing the state new perforce in accordance with its line of simultaneous development of the economy of the new perforce. ar national nuclear force is deterrent against the nuclear threat of the u.s. and its military invasion. our goal is to establish the balance of power with the united states. distinguished delegates of all countries are aware of the fact that the dprk, unlike other madear weapons states, public its test process and all stages of its development. this is -- the united states and its followers must think twice before launching military provocation against the dprk. they talk about total destruction, but they have to add various conditions every time. such as, "hopefully, this will not be necessary. we are convinced that the stability of the region as a whole has been consolidated. we do not need anyone's recognition

they have talked about nonproliferation of nuclear positionbut the dprk's is a righteous, self-defensive measure. the international agreement on nuclear nonproliferation was possible because the nuclear weapons states have made the promise not to threaten non-nuclear weapons states with nuclear weapons. each party shall have the right to withdraw from the treaty, if decides sites -- if it it's certain interests are recognized. u.s. itselfhe indicated the international efforts for nuclear nonproliferation, by not giving up the nuclear threat against the dprk, but rather, compelling the letter to produce nuclear -- the latter to produce nuclear weapons. this eloquently shows, the dprk resolutions are not based on any established principles, and, they are nothing less than the product of undemocratic processes of the security council, and the conspiracy and collusion of other forces, only in their vested interests. the u.s. claims the dprk's positions for icbms and the h-bomb constitutes a global threat. such a claim is a big lie, paramount to the notorious big lie cooked up by the u.s. in

from the perspective of it islear proliferation, a righteous self-defense mechanism. the international agreement was possible because the nuclear weapons state had made the promise of the threat of nonnuclear weapons. each one will have the right to draw from this. this article recognizes that states have evolved beyond the nuclear proliferation. did not give up the nuclear threat against this but rather compelling the letter to possess nuclear weapons. the eloquently shows that resolutions are not based on any established principle and they are nothing less than the of all practices of the security council and the collusion of their interests. that the h-bomb and icbm constitute a global threat, even at the u.n. arena. such a claim is a big lie. the democratic people's republic of his irresponsible weapon state. we will take preventative measures with merciless and we willction show any kind of operation on her headquarters or military attacks against our country. to turn we do not have any nuclear weapons that do not join in the us military action. resulting -- reso

the possession of nuclear deterrence by the dprk is a righteous self-defense of -- sel taken as anmeasure ultimate option, pursuant to this principle. recently, the dprk has successfully conducted icbm-mountable h-bomb test as a part of efforts to achieve the goal of completing the state nuclear force. with this, the dprk has entered a phase of completing the state nuclear force in accordance with its line of simultaneous the element of the economy and the nuclear force. our national nuclear force is, to all intents and purposes, a war deterrent for putting an end to nuclear threat of the u.s. and for preventing its monetary invasion. and our ultimate goal is to establish the power balance with the u.s. fingers -- distinguished delegates of all countries attending are aware of the fact that the dprk, unlike other nuclear weapons states, made public every time to the world the test process and its result in all stages of the development and advancement of its nuclear force. since the war deterrent for safeguarding peace and security of the korean peninsula and the region is strengthened en

simple.righ i don't cast this position to anyone else in congress, but as for me, i believe the righteous streamers should believe receive citizenship. i will fight for citizenship for them. i will fight for more than legalization. i believe people who have came to this country under these circumstances merit more than an indication that you have to lea leave someday six months from now. that is indecent. that's not what we expectt people to do and it's un-american given the way we can caused them to come here ourselves. our employers know they are part of this. they know they have their hands in this and thesepl employers who have had them and worked with them ought to be standing up for them. i would imagine that in houston texas, nearly every person has received some benefit, either directly or indirectly from the undocumented people who come to this country. it's time for them to stand up and support the people that will help make their businesses what they are.egislai >> the president gave congress six months to come up with some type of move or legislative mov move, you don't think

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if the righteous many do not confront the wicked view, then evil will triumph. bystanders to history, the forces of destruction only gather power and strength. no one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the well—being of their own people than the depraved regime in north korea. it is responsible for the starvation deaths of millions of north koreans and the imprisonment, torture, killing and oppression of cou ntless torture, killing and oppression of countless more. we were all witness to the regime's deadly abuse when an innocent american college student was returned to america only to die a few days later. we saw it in the assassination of the dictator's brother, using a banned nerve agents in an international airport. we now it kidnapped a sweet, 13—year—old japanese girl, from a beach in her own country, to enslave her as a language tutorfor own country, to enslave her as a language tutor for north korea's spies. if this is not twisted enough, nell, north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles threatens the entire wo

you for the privilege to come before your glorious throne, to first give praises to your holy and righteous name. and to offer our petition. we stand on the floor of the house of representatives today asking for your divine guiden and wisdom. for the -- guidance and wisdom. for the men and women who have been elected and s

righteous, self-defensive measure taken as an ultimate option pursuant to this principle. the dprk has successfully mountable h-bomb tests as part of the efforts to achieve the goal of completing the state nuclear force. with this, the dprk has entered the phase of completing the state nuclear force in accordance with its line of simultaneous the element of the economy and the nuclear force. our national nuclear force is a war deterrent. we are putting an end to nuclear threats from the u.s. and we are preventing its military invasion. ultimate goal is to establish the balance of power with the u.s.. distinguished delegates of all countries attending the session that the dprk made public to the world every time deterrent iswar strengthened enough, the united states and its followers must launchingtwice before military provocation against the dprk. although they talk about fire in. -- fire andtruction fury and total destruction, they have to add provisions such as hopefully it will not be necessary, that it's not our first option and so on. accordingly, we are unconvinced i

it is tempting and wrong to be self-righteous in retrospect. arthur schlessinger used to say that it would be easy and also cheap. and c the test has to be how loud were the voices in real time that the men and women who were architects and implicit work on this at in the course of action was there a case being made and the answer is yes. she was the central player and was the william lloyd garrison.b thaththe south was underwhelmedy that case as happened a little bit later. it was easy for people from new england who had already driven off to lecture to us. it stands, however, as one of the two darkest chapters in history. the twin tragedy and treatment of african-americans in the treatment of native americans is no getting around it, there is no sugar coating it, there is ni to be sure, there's no excusing it. he was securing the country and he believed indians were potential allies. he was the great father of that he was doing something to save them automatically. but the country was wrong with him and to dismiss him in tight yearly because

if the righteous many do not confront the wicked few, then evil will triumph. the united states is ready, willing and able but hopefully this will not be necessary. that's what the united nations is all about. that's what the united states is for. let's see how they do. it is time for all nations to work together to isolate the kim regime until it ceases its hostile behavior. >> north korea's ambassador walked out in protest before trump began his speech. >> yeah. david ignacious, i thought it was just me yesterday. i was -- we were traveling and doing a lot of different things. so i didn't get to see the speech when it was going down, but i was reading my twitter feed. >> reaction. >> and it seemed that donald trump doused kerosene all over himself and setting himself on fire. then i started looking at the text of the speech and i saw, yes, very strong language towards north korea. language you and i wouldn't prefer and be used. but he also criticized iran. he also criticized venezuela. he criticized rogue regems. he spoke glowingly of the marshall plan. he ta

and those white people are righteous, have to stand forward and come forward and teach their own.re in a critical tipping point in american history and as well as the world that the lessons of the past haven't been taught truthfully. now i think with the young folks standing up there, they're looking for answers. and we have to give them those answers as well as give them historical perspective of things. >> here's jamel hill earlier this month talking about why she chooses to speak out despite her detractors telling her stick to just to sports. look at this. >> i'm a journalist. should i pretend that colin kaepernick didn't yield? what are you going to be saying 20 years from now when you look back on what you said now? now is the courageous moment to have an opinion about it. the people who want us to stick to sports even though we are, they are more often than not they want us to stick to not talking about things that they disagree with. strangely enough in 2017 people can't agree when something is racist. >> incredible. >> you know, bill, when i watch that and we both acknowle

reasonableust and demands of righteous people and a righteous public. many of our citizens a different reality exists. mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities roasted out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape of our nation and education system flush with cash but which leaves our young and beautiful students deprived of all knowledge. and the crime and the gangs and toodrugs that have stolen many of us and robbed our country of so much on realized potential. carnage stops right here, and stops right now. january 20 the inauguration of donald trump. how did this play out? guest: we watched it in real-time. it was a lunch for students who are not actively in class. students have opinions like s, and embraced some of the popular language of it. part they were cleaned in. for me somebody who sue take it in the big picture thats interesting a group lead the seminar to the rest of the class. at the end of the school year it -- what is the grand narrative of the presidency using populist language and how that lays out in

. >> he's a courageous man, and most importantly, he's a righteous man. >> reporter: but the president is supporting moore's opponent, senator luther strange. what would you tell trump supporters who are confused? who should they vote for? >> i'm just an individual. i would highly recommend that the folks support judge moore. >> reporter: but the president says he's loyal to strange for helping him on health care, even calling him big luther. >> met him once, i said, that is the tallest human being i've ever seen. i'm tall. should be on the new york knicks. they could use him. so, luther, that's what i call him, big luther. >> reporter: strange making it clear he will be in lock step with the president. >> he knows i've got his back. >> reporter: but the president acknowledges he may be backing the loser. >> and i might have made a mistake. and i'll be honest, i might have made a mistake. >> so, tom llamas with us from alabama tonight. president trump saying he might have made a mistake. and he's made it clear that he'll campaign for whoever wins tonight? >> reporter: he has, david. ma

if the righteous many do not confront the wicked few, then evil will triumph. when decent people and nations become bystanders to history, the forces of destruction only gather power and strength. no one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the well-being of their own people than the depraved regime in north korea. it is responsible for the starvation deaths of millions of north koreans. and for the imprisonment, torture, killing and oppression of countless more. we were all witness to the regime's deadly abuse when an innocent american college student, otto warmbier, was returned to america, only to die a few days later. we saw it in the assassination of the dictator's brother, using banned nerve agents in an international airport. we know it kidnapped a sweet 13-year-old japanese girl from a beach in her own country, to enslave her as a language tutor for north korea's spies. if this is not twisted enough, now north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles threatens the entire world with unthinkable loss of human life. i

standing here in the shadow of their sacrifices please transform t raw emoti of this ceremony into righteousiptures tell us that one day we'll tu our swords and lead combat from our dictionaries once and for all but until that prophesied piece persistsord, help us demonstrate due diligence not in the quantity of our sorry guiles t quantity in vigance keeping bad guys on the run. give us skill to succeed. when fear calls give us will to win. when differences dive unite us in a common cause and when doubt appears fill was the faith to know that this cause liberty is clearly worth the cost. in closing, lord we pause now for moment of lent reection in your holy name we pray, amen >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph f. nford junior. >> mr. president a mrs. tmp and distinguished guest and the family and friends of the fallen and to those gathed here that survived the attack on the pentagon good morning. it answer honor to join you as we reflect all that lost their lives on september 11th, 2001. this ceremony we'r mindful of the 189 that died he aboard

it is tempting and wrong to be self-righteous and retrospect. arthur schlesinger used to siful rye chowsness is easy and cheap. the test is how loud were the voices in real-time that the men and women who are architects or implicit -- complicit in a given course of action, was there a counter-case being made? and the answer is, yes. a man named jeremiah everts what the central player. the william lloyd garrison of indian removal. and wrote essay called the william penn essay that made a moral case against removal. the south was underwhelmed by that case, as happened a little bit later in abolition, the southerners were able to say, well, it's quite easy for people from new england who have already driven off the our kuo ands to lecture us. stand as -- one of the two darkest champer ins in american history. our twin tragedies, treatment of african-americans and the treatment of native americans. no getting around it. there's no sugar coating it, no to be shire. there's no excusing it. there's some explaining, jackson believed he was securing the

these are just and reasonable demands of righteous people and a righteous public, but for too many of our citizens, a different reality exists. others and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities, rusted out factories, scattered like tombstones across the landscape of our nation, an education system flush with cash but which leaves our young and beautiful students deprived of all knowledge, and the crime and the gangs and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. [applause] host: january 20, the inauguration of donald trump. bill kamps, in the classroom, how does this speech play out? bill: we watched in real-time. i made sure students who want to come by could watch it. students have needs. there are mixed reactions. some embrace the popular flames of it come others embrace the exaggerations. most students were clued in. they were watching it, they were processing it, and for me, someone who likes to take in the big picture, a group in my fifth period class would

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and reasonable demands of righteous people and a righteous public. for too many of our citizens, a different reality exists. mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities, out factories, scattered like tombstones across the of our nation, and an flush with cash but which leaves our young and deprived of dents all knowledge. the gangs and nd the drugs that have stolen too robbed our nd ountry of so much unrealized potential. this american corn imagine stops right now.and stops [applause] >> january 20, the inauguration kamps ald trump and bill in the classroom, how did this speech play out? well, we've certainly watched it in real time. i it up in my classroom. actually it was lunch so students were not actively in class but i made wanted to ts that come by watched it. students have opinions like americans have opinions. reactions.ixed some, you know, certainly embraced some of the populace of it.e others felt like there was going i be some exaggerations, but would say for the most part, students were clued in. they were watching it. the

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. >> reporter: the righteous cowboy. ready for a day of reckoning. >> we've got to go back to god. to go back to a moral base. >> reporter: some of president trump's most ardent supporters see moore as their type of guy. >> a vote for judge roy moore is a vote for donald j. trump. >> reporter: donald trump himself, not so much. he endorsed the other guy. >> on tuesday, we're going to send a real fighter and a real good guy from alabama to the united states senate. >> reporter: moore first made national headlines back in the early 2000s when he installed this giant statue of the ten commandments in the rotunda of the alabama state supreme courthouse. >> i have acknowledged god as the moral foundation of our law. it's my duty. >> reporter: a decision that ran afoul of a series of federal courts. >> we've allowed the acknowledgement of god to be taken from us because three lawyers walked in this building and are offended in looking at god's word. >> reporter: "nightline" follow the issue for years. >> after the case went all the way to the u.s. supreme court, the monument was finally

standing in the shadow of their sacrifices, please transform the raw emotion of this ceremony into righteousn, worthy of their service. descriptors tell us that one day we will turn our swords into plowshares. until that prophesied piece persists, help us demonstrate due diligence in the quantity of our vigils and in the quality of our vigilance in keeping bad guys on the run. when complacency creeps in, give us a skill to succeed. give us the will to win. unite us in a common cause. in closing, lord, we pause now for a moment of silent reflection. >> in your holy name we pray, amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunford, jr. >> mr. president, mrs. trump, secretary mattis, member of the cabinet, distinguished guests, and most importantly, to the family and friends of the fallen and those gathered here who survived the attack on the pentagon, good morning. it is an honor to join you as we reflect on those who lost their lives on september 11, 2001. at this ceremony, we're mindful of the 184 who died here in the halls of the pentagon and abo

. >> jacob was training iraqi army at karbala when the league of righteous dressed as americans wentcheckpoints, went into the compound where he was at, put in the back of an suv, handcuffed to the soldiers that had been outside and driven toward the iranian border. they pulled opened the doors and shot and killed my son. >> and part of what we want this memorial to do is to teach americans to speak the names of your loved ones and the cause might have been. >> my daughter specialist renee green maryland's first female died in the iraq war. >> my father captain nathan nylander from waller texas. >> my daddy staff sergeant nick jr. united states marine corpse. >> this is the national remembering our fallen tribute. these are pictures of the fallen in the country since the war on terror which began with 9/11. >> my oldest son. >> that's his brother. >> every gold star family's feeling is the same, is that their loved ones are going to be forgot temp it's 10. it's the only thing honoring iraq and afghanistan and it's pictures. >> ♪♪ >> very touching. heartwarming. sad in a but there's a

standing here in the shadow of their sacrifices, transform the raw emotion of this ceremy into righteousf their service. the scriptes tell us one day we'll turn our swords into plow shares and lead from the dictiories once and for all. until peace persists, lordelp us demonstrate d diligence in quantity of vigil and quality of vigilance in keeping bad guys on the run. when complacancy creeps, in, give us to succeed, when differences divide unit us in common cause and when doubt appears, fill us with the faith to know that this cause liberty, is clearly worth the cost. in closing, lord, we pause now for a moment of silent reflection. >> in your holy name we pray amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunford, jr. >> mr. president mrs. trump, secretary mattis, member of the cabinet, distinguished guests, and most importany, to the mily and friends of theallen and those gathered here who survived the attack on the pentagon, good morning. it is an honor to join you as we reflect on those who lost their lives on september 11, 2001. this ceremo

based they respect neither their own citizens nor the sovereign rights of their countries if the righteous many do not confront the wicked few then evil will triumph when decent people and nations become bystanders to history the forces of destruction only gather power and strength no one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the wellbeing of their own people then the depraved regime in north korea it is responsible for the starvation deaths of millions of north koreans and for the imprisonment torture killing and oppression of countless more we were all witness to the regimes deadly abuse when an innocent american college student otto warm beer was returned to america only to die a few days later we saw our in the assassination of the dictator's brother using banned nerve agents in an international airport. we know it kidnapped a sweet thirteen year old japanese girl from a beach in her own country to enslave her as a language tutor for north korea's spies if this is not twisted enough now north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles threatens the e

of very hot rhetoric kind of almost biblical rhetoric dividing the world into the wicked and the righteous used both of those words and he changed american doctor and in one way that has been the same for seventy years you know the pillars of american approach to the world have been democracy prosperity security both for the united states and their partners globally he's dropped the democracy piece and added a sovereignty piece and that's really important because that kind of starts to align the united states with countries like china and russia which want to have more control domestically aligning the united states with countries like china and russia that sounds like quite a development do you see the outlines of a trump doctrine here in terms of his approach to worry. affairs i think you do i mean basically what he said is we have an america first approach and every other country be canada or germany or china or south korea needs to have a canada first or trying to first or germany first approach as well that is maybe ideologically consistent but it makes for a much less predictable wor

if the righteous many do not confront the wicked few, then evil will triumph. >> jon karl with us live tonight from the u.n. and jon, president trump threatening to totally destroy north korea, if forced to. the north korean delegation walking out, as you reported there. any word from north korea tonight? >> reporter: the north koreans made it clear today they left the hall to boycott the president's speech. as for iran, the iranian foreign minister said, quote, trump's ignorant hate speech belongs in medieval times. but of course, david, that was a speech meant to put iran and north korea on notice. >> jon karl, who has been at the u.n. all day for us. jon, thank you. >>> next tonight, the russia investigation, and the new threat. from the special council and his team, to paul mana not. federal agents reportedly forcing their way into his home and raiding it before dawn, as we reported before here. but tonight, we learned manafort has been threatened with indictment are they trying to flip him to get him to cooperate? abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas with what he's lea

kimmel has been using his role as a late night comedy talk show host to push obamacare as moral and righteous and it was just revealed that he's had a little help in his new crusade according to a new report from the daily beast kimmel's been in touch with some politicians and advocacy groups on the issue including none other than democratic senator chuck schumer multiple sources told the news outlet that schumer provided technical guidance and info about the bill as well as the stats from various think tanks and experts on the effects of the g.o.p.'s recent attempt at health care reform the graham cassidy bill so kimmel has been pushing what the democrats want using information he got directly from them there's no evidence that kimmel met with any supporters of the bill to hear the other side there's no evidence that chemical has had any direct personal experience with obamacare the health care bill he seems to love and think is so great there is no evidence of kimmel having any sort of expertise in the area of health care at all in fact one might argue that he has no idea what he's talking

if the righteous many do not confront the wicked few, then evil will triumph. when decent people and nations become bystanders to history, the forces of destruction only gather power and strength. no one has shown more contempt for other nations and for the wellbeing of their own people than the depraved regime in north korea. it is responsible for the starvation deaths of millions of north koreans, and for the imprisonment, torture, killing, and oppression of countless more. we were all witness to the regime's deadly abuse when an innocent american college student, otto warmbier, was returned to america only to die a few days later. we saw it in the assassination of the dictator's brother using banned nerve agents in an international airport. we know it kidnapped a sweet 13-year-old japanese girl from a beach in her own country to enslave her as a language tutor for north korea's spies. if this is not twisted enough, now north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles threatens the entire world with unthinkable loss of human life. it i

there was a man who is noble by circumstance.y a just if ever there is a man fired up by a just and righteouscause, that man was george washington. he transcends his origin in a way that has few if any perils in american history. if we know and events in the revolutionary war we know him crossing the delaware valley forge. both are a little misleading. washington deserves full credit in his crossing the delaware argue that washington was at best a midland general, he lost more battles than anyone. but i argue that you can't judge him by the usual scorecard because it's a rare case in history what he's doing between battles is arguably more important than what he does on the battlefield. is single-handedly holding this army together for eight and a half years in the face of constant shortages of men, money, clothing, blanket shoes, gunpowder, on and on. only george washington has thece strength, character, and purpose to maintain the cost.ther we know about the bleak winter at valley forge, there are many other winters that were just as bleak as valley forge. nobody but washington would've had