america started winning again. america became respected again.ith every movement, there is a counter movement. if you are the radical democrats, america is a source of the world's problems. they believe the only path forward is to erase history and forget the past. they want to destroy the monuments of our forefathers. they want to disrespect our flag. the stars & stripes that represent patriotism and the american dream. they want to disrespect our national anthem by taking a knee while our armed forces lay down their lives every day to protect our freedom. they do not want the pledge of allegiance in our schools. many don't want one nation under god. the democrats want to defund and disrespect our law enforcement. the democrats want an america where your thoughts and opinions are censored when they do not align with their own. president reagan said freedom is never more than one generation away from extension. it must be fought for and protected. this is a fight we are in right now. it is a fight that only my father can win. my father ran not be

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some rounds himself with people concerned with the stock market got to these worried about how start america doing which is no litmus test to how 98 percent of the people not of states ok but is just absurd ok and i can't understand why he can't you know break out of that bubble ok and his friends are fine they're always like good to be fine ok. let's go back to washington only in your mind your supporter of joe joe joe biden that is how do you think he would deal differently with this crisis go ahead mischa joe biden is a believer of science he is someone hugh grant the policies he is someone who has to has doctor on call when it comes to understanding a lot of different things particularly like he was in the obama administration while they were fighting zico while they were fighting a lot of several other pandemics that didn't necessarily affect america as much but were a part of a global strategy for other nations particularly those in africa and central america and i think that the when you have someone who understands science and that's why you need presidents and leaders who aren't peo

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america has our promise. we will build on the president gore of our past and unlock the promise of our future. that future startsople reelect president trump donald trump. thank you. good night. and may god always bless america. ♪ >>> good evening, america, i'm donald trump, jr. here we're to talk about this land of promise and opportunity of heroes and greatness. just a few short months ago, we were seeing the american dream become a reality for more of our citizens than ever before. the greatest prolonged economic expansion in marine history. the lowest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years. the lowest unemployment rate ever for black americans, hispanic americans, women, and pretty much every other demographic group. then courtesy of the chinese communist party the virus struck. the president quickly took action and shut down travel from china. joe biden and his democrat allies called my father a racist and a xenophobe for doing it. they put political correctness ahead of the safety and security of the american people. fortunately, as the virus began to spread, the president acted quickly and insuring ventilat

obviously coronavirus has affected that but also he was hoping in the short term if you manage to start seeing america, you can say there is a risk thatjoe biden feet, you can say there is a risk that joe biden might feet, you can say there is a risk thatjoe biden might put that in danger. however it is looking like coronavirus problems will continue and it also means that one of the big aspects of what donald trump e njoys big aspects of what donald trump enjoys which is campaigning and big rallies, he is not able to do. so he is losing his campaign message with the economy being back on track and losing his bay tactic of having big rallies and big turnouts. do you think it is too late for donald trump to pull this around notjust in terms of his own rallies but obviously restrictions on numbers of people that can be out there but in terms of his messaging?” people that can be out there but in terms of his messaging? i think it is hard for him because one of the things that worked at the last election was all the drama about him and hillary clinton meeting up and did she do well and did she not do wel

america started winning again. america became respected again.. and if you have the radical crowds, america is a source of the worlds problems —— in the view of the radical democrats. their only way forward is to raise history and forget the past. they want to destroy the monuments of our forefathers. they want to disrespect our flag, brandy stars and stripes that recommends —— brandy stars and stripes that represent the national lampoon. —— anthem. and taking a knee instead of the answer. they do not want the answer. they do not want the pledge of allegiance in our schools was that many don't wa nt schools was that many don't want one nation under god. the democrats want to defund and disrespect our law enforcement. the democrats want america where your thoughts and opinions are censored when they do not align with their own. president reagan said, it is never more than one generation away from extinction. it must be fought for and it must be protected. this is a fate that we are in right now. and it is a fight that only my father can win. my fa

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the new academic year is off to a chaotic start for america's $50000000.00 students and their families in many schools that are open for face to face learning some students or teachers have already tested positive for corona virus we need to quarantine temporary shutdowns within days with vague and conflicting guidance from public officials each of these school districts has had to come up with its own guidelines think about that for a 2nd in a country with more than $13000.00 separate school districts each one is out there figuring this out all out on its own and that's on top of president trump breathing down their necks with repeated tweets like this one well today we're fortunate to be talking about these issues with someone who has worked with schools and teachers all her life and has been a high school teacher herself randi weingarten is president of the american federation of teachers one of the largest labor unions in america representing more than 1600000 teachers and school employees randi thanks for joining us i guess i just want to ask you for the moment did you ever think

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interesting he started with building america and when you talked about u.s. and china relations it's not just the chinese but what are we doing at home to strengthen ourselves? it's probably and the most important national security issue right now great thank you for explaining that and thank you for giving us a good sense of what vice president joe biden stands for in this campaign and jerry thank you for being a great moderator. i hope everyone buys jerry's book that comes out august 25. we take you live to the white house were president trump is holding a briefing on the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic. live coverage now on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] university of michigan professor barbara mcquaide joins us to discuss the michael flynn perjury case. that case before the full court of appeals in d.c. circuit yesterday. can you start by reminding viewers why it was before that full panel yesterday? spit at this is very much a process case. a three

but "america" started when jorge brought me his unusual version of "star-spangled banner." d we had conversations about tapestry of sounds that depicted the complex experiences of living in america. i used synthesizer completely, a chord synthesizer, and it starts with a very ethereal choir and it uses all kinds of sounds like jets, ocean waves, machines, children laughing, horses running, dogs barking. and it's all sort of a tapestry of what we both felt america was li like. >> we'll talk about jorge personally now. just meet him several times, just seems like a warm, quiet, gentle giant. how is he in the recording studio? >> he was very quiet and a little nervous because he has such high expectations. but he always had faith and he was really very easy with. one of the reasons i think it worked so well was because jorge and i were able to be honest with each other about what we liked and what we didn't like, and that's very important in a musical relationship. and we were very pleased with the outcome. >> and the -- when he came out with this album, he was going to be on t

[cheering and appaluse] by the start of the next decade i want to walk into any store in america and nt to pick up the best products of the best quality and the best price and turn it over and read "made in the usa." [cheering and appaluse] by the start, by the start of meetext decade i want to with the most successful business leaders anywhere in america and see as many minorities and women in that room as i see in this room here tonight. [cheering and appaluse] by the start of the next decade i want to point to the supreme court and say, "justice is in good hands." [cheering and appaluse] before the start of the next decade i want to go to my second inaugural and raise my right hand and swear to preserve, and protect, and defend the constitution that includes the equal rights amendment. [cheering and appaluse] futurends, america is a that each generation must enlarge. each generation must open. generationhat each must keep. wanthe rest of my life, i to talk to young people about their future and whatever their race, whatever their religion, whatever their sex, i want to h ear some o

the new academic year is off to a chaotic start for america's $50000000.00 students and their families in many schools that are open for face to face learning some students or teachers have already tested positive for corona virus we need to quarantine temporary shutdowns within days with vague and conflicting guidance from public officials each of these school districts has had to come up with its own guidelines think about that for a 2nd in a country with more than $13000.00 separate school districts each one is out there figuring this out all out on its own and that's on top of president trump breathing down their necks with repeated.

started at a tea party... with polls showing african—america ns all started at a tea party...mber of female speakers, including the vice president's wife speaking about the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment when women were given the to vote. because of heroes like susan by anthony and lucy stone, women today, like our daughters audrey and charlotte, and future generations, will have their voices heard and their votes count. good evening, iam kellyanne heard and their votes count. good evening, i am kellyanne conway. there was also the president was my outgoing top adviser praising his support for her. for decades he has elevated women to senior positions in business and in government. he confides in and consult us, respects our opinions, and insists that we are on equalfooting our opinions, and insists that we are on equal footing with the men. the spirit of heroism stands in the breach. the theme of the evening was a land of heroes. eight years ago in helmand province in afghanistan, close men team—mates laid down cover so close men team—mates laid down cover so that i

none of their coverage mentions any of this but the more realistic point is that instead of starting quote america's history with the arrival of slaves which by the way came from africa not as a result of europeans conquering countries in africa but because of a vibrant and thriving slave trade that happened in africa and which continued to happen in africa and by the way in the 21st century africa is ground 0 for slavery no none of their coverage discusses or understands or puts in context at the same time america the united states constitution in $1787.00 created an amazing and exceptional idea and within 75 years of the creation of that document slavery was banned in all of the united states so this idea that if this project covers what really happened in america this project actually covers up what actually happened in america right right all right i want you to go back with me to 1905 the lead essayist of the 1619 project nicole hannah jones called the white race barbaric devils and said columbus was no different than hitler and this past june she said this. yes it is disturbing to see property

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when they came out and started criticizing america when we moved to the embassy, we basically said we will not american taxpayer money over to a people who basically insults america and take our largesse for granted. we have taken a commonsense sense approach and try not to do stupid things. every once the world was going to end, and the president today and the next morning the sun rose in the evening the sunset. he earned a lot of trust from israel because people know that he is not going to be intimidated into not doing what he thinks is right. we try to do common sense things. the problem you have in the middle east -- jerry baker wrote a phenomenal article about this in the "journal" two days ago where people doing this the last few years later to iran getting a pathway to a nuclear weapon, $150 billion, $2 billion in cash. thever stopped counterterrorism financing like we did in syria, yemen. it is not like the track record of accomplishment before us. we came in and started talking bluntly and build alliances with israel and we went there and the first year we did a lot of liste

america started winning again, america became respected again.ith every movement there is a countermovement. a few of the radical democrats, america is the source of problems. they believe the only path forward is to erase history and forget the past. theyey want to distract the monuments of our forefathers. they put that this respect our flag, burn the stars & stripes that represent patriotism and the american dream. the going to disrespect our national anthem by taking a kne while our armed forces lay down their lives every day to protec our freedom. they do not want the pledge of allegiancece in our schools. many of them don't want one nation under god. the democrats want to be find interest respect our law enforcement. the democrats want an america for your thoughts and opinions are censored when they do not align with their own. president reagan said freedom i never more than one generation away from extinction. it must be fought for and it must be protected. this is a fight that we are in right now.e' it is a fight that only my father can w

also, somehow america's promise sounds like an adult diaper brand started by mike pence. [ laughter ] america's promise. make the promise to --" here's the big story today. another one of president donald trump's close associates got indicted "let's see who it is." [ laughter ] >> former trump campaign senior adviser steve bannon has been arrested and charged with fraud by federal prosecutors in new york he and three others are accused of orchestrating a scheme to defraud donors out of hundreds of thousands of dollars that the donors thought were all going to help fund the president's border wall. >> jimmy: yup. steve bannon was arrested and placed in the trump's well wishes section of the prison [ light laughter ] that's right another trump associate is going to prison. at this point, the white house softball team and the prison softball team have the exact same lineup. [ laughter ] i don't know maybe these charges are nothing. i mean, does steve bannon look guilty to you? [ laughter ] oh, yeah oh, yeah he definitely does just so you know, by the way, that's how he looked before he g

america. we'll start the show with tony blair, the former british prime minister has been a loyal friend to america. how does he see the u.s. and the trump era? >> what is it that america could do if it wanted to?s between th u.s. and china are chilly at best how do they fedo they feel america and its president now? six countries had confidence in trump in a recent global survey. i'll talk to an analyst in the country that gave the president the highest marks. which nation is it and what is behind their trust in trump? then -- >> they're bringing drugs. >> donald trump has shown little love for mexico. >> you really mean finish that wall, because we built a lot of it. >> but the mexican president was in washington weeks ago, meeting and greeting and smiling. so just what does mexico see when it looks at its neighbor to the north? and the truly global perspective, u.n. high commissioner for human rights michelle bachelette will tell me why she has her eye fixed on america. finally, i will offer my thoughts of this important juncture in america's sports. will the u.s. learn from the lessons of the pa

from that moment forward america came first but america started winning again. came respected again. with every movement there is a counter movement. in a few of the radical democrats america is the source of the worlds problems. as a result they believe the only path forward is to erase history and forget the past. they want to destroy the monuments of our forefathers for they want to disrespect our flag and the stars and stripes that represent patriotism and the american dream. they want to disrespect their national anthem by taking any while our armed forces lay down their lives every day to protect our freedoms. they do not want to pledge allegiance in our schools and many don't want one nation under god. the democrats want to defund and disrespect our law enforcement. the democrats want an america where your odds and opinions are censored when they do not align with their own. president reagan said freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. it must be fought for and must be protected. this is the fight that we are in right now and it is

america." it gets started at 9:00 p.m.n here on cnn. >>> welcome to our viwers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. this is a special edition of the situation room. one person was shot dead in portland, oregon, after a night of violence between protesters and trump supporters. outrage was expressed.

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democrats and republicans in washington bouts into the illusion that the whole world would start to resemble america so they started to pursue unlimited globalization. they welcomed china into the world trade organization. they engaged in nation building in afghanistan. and tried to export democracy to iraq. they signed a nuclear deal with iran. and a global climate agreement in paris. but they didn't ground any of it in the interests of the average american. so for decades while washington politicians built a global system, american wages stagnanted. our great cities and industries were hallowed out, entire communities were testify stated and manufacturing plants were shipped off to china. that's what happened when washington stopped being the capital of the united states and started being the capital of the world. as u.s. ambassador to germany, hi a front row seat to donald trump's america first foreign policy. i wish every american could see how president trump negotiates on their behalf. i've watched president trump charm the chancellor of germany, while insisting that germany pay its nato oblig

napoleon was out of the way by the time the deliberations started. america had not negotiated from a place of strength. in a sense, it was the best treaty they could get. they did the best they could. it is one of our best delegations ever, henry clay and three other people of importance. it takes a long time to come about, but given the fact that they did not have a lot to work with, they came out with a very strong treaty. jackson had won a battle after the treaty had been signed. it was almost like the two things came at the same time that would have won the war, even though the treaty had been signed before the battle had been fought. >> avery, can you tell us about the jacket and its significance? >> it is the jacket that he had been given to negotiate peace. this is very significant in that it is one of the few pieces that belonged to henry clay. it also served as an artifact during the time that kentucky a&m was here. they used the jacket as an artifact then as well. >> a phone call from michael in denver. >> we grew up in milwaukee, wisconsin. in the

where do you think america needs to start? it might be the hardest thing to do, what needs to happen in america? >> i think there are two things that we have to do, it's what we call inside-outside politics. the outside politics is we have to continue to mobilize working people to stand up for their rights because, as you well know, coming from south africa, nobody gave the people of south africa freedom, they have to fight and struggle for it, and many died in that effort. so we need to mobilize the american people to stand up and say, we want economic justice, social justice, racial justice, environmental justice, we want a just society. so that's the outside strategy, putting pressure on government when millions of people stand up and fight. inside strategy is we need an agenda. you can't be yelling and screaming unless you know what you want to do. and, you know, we'll be arguing about that agenda, but i have a pretty good sense of what it's about. it is what the working families of this country desperately need. look, the

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it was four years ago, when all of you gathered here to give america a fresh start. u knew we could be strong again. you knew we could be prosperous again. you knew we needed a president to put america first again, and a 2016, you elected president and in 2016, you elected president donald trump in the white house. think of all we have done, fighting for free and fair trade, and after years of budget cuts, this president rebuilt our military. we restored the arsenal of democracy, and we are once again giving our soldiers, sailors, foren, marines, and space us the resources they need to defend this nation every day. [applause] we have stood up for the rule of law and for our most cherished liberties. this president has seen, with your support, more than 200 men and women confirmed to our federal courts at every level, and they are all conservatives who will uphold the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution, like the freedom of religion, the freedom of speech, and the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [applause] and i could not be more proud to be

america started winning again. america became respected again. with every movement, there's a countermovement. in the view of the radical democrats, america is a source of the world's problems. as a result, they believe the only path forward is to erase history and forget the past. they want to destroy the monuments of our forefathers. they want to disrespect our flag, burn the stars and stripes that represent patriotism and the american dream. they want to disrespect our national anthem by taking a knee while our armed forces lay down their lives every day to protect our freedom. they do not want the pledge of allegiance in our schools. many of them don't want one nation under god. the democrats want to defund and disrespect our law enforcement. the democrats want an america where your thoughts and opinions are censored when they do not align with their own. president reagan said freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. it must be fought for, and it must be protected. this is the fight that we are in right now, and it is a

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democrats and republicans in washington bought into the illusion that the whole world would start to resemble americay started to pursue unlimited globalization. they welcomed china into the world trade organization. ldingengaged in nation building in afghanistan. and tried to export democracy to iraq. they signed a nuclear deal with iran and a global climate .greement in paris. but they didn't ground any of it in the interests of the average american. so for decades, while washington politicians built a global system, american wages stagnated. our great cities and industries were hollowed out. entire communities were devastated. and our manufacturing plant were shipped off to china. that's what happened when washington stopped being the capital of the united states and started booing the capital of the world. as u.s. ambassador to germany, i had a front-row seat to donald d trump's "america first" foreign policy. i wish every american could see how president trump negotiates on their bihalf. i've watched president trump charm the chancellor the germany, while insisting germany pay its nato obligatio