me that were in the generation ahead of me, reverend jackson and reverend walker, bill jones, shirley chisholmrs that invested in me, i thought about what is it that i really want to say. and that is that the key to life is two dates. the day you were born and the day you find out why you were born. there's an old quote, but it's true. purpose must drive your life. and from when i was a boy preacher to when at 13 i became an official in operation bread basket, i found my purpose, fighting for justice in my ministry being around to fight for justice. find your purpose. your life's meaning is not by what you own, your life's meaning is about what you are about. i see a lot of young activists coming up under me. the good ones are not the ones that want to be seen. the good ones are the ones that are obsessed with changing what they see. i'll be right back. >>> that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next sunday. now to my colleague, alex witt. >> hey there, rev, good to see you. thank you so much. for all of you, a very good morning. i'm alex witt at the tom brokaw news c

she led numerous drives and co-chaired the shirley chisholm for president campaign in north carolina. even after retirement, she served as mentor and tutor to hundreds of students who continue to thank her for her firm approach and for expecting nothing but the best from them. dr. newell's hard work and dedication to her students, constituents and to north carolina is admirable and noteworthy. indeed a phenomenal woman, and i wish her a very happy birthday for 100 years. i yield back. mr. butterfield: our time has yielded back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the life of mr. george hamilton who passed away on august 4, 2017, at 88 years old. mr. hamilton graduated from the university of georgia school of pharmacy and owned and operated his own private pharmacy. he was the owner of hamilton pharmacy in the heart of downtown savannah where he was the primary pharmacist for many residents of savannah. it wasn't just his pro