effectively carrying both congressional designations as the national museum and national memorial. quite a fitting tribute for a citizen initiated museum and memorial. all to honor those who served in world war i and marked the turning point for the nation and the impact it had in the united dates. the founding catastrophe of the 20th century, the moment that launched the american century captured here with national designation. let's go up to the memorial and talk about some of the architectural features of this extraordinary landmark. behind us is this extraordinary memorial tower dedicated in 1926, but the foundation stone laid in 1921 when the president and commanders gathered here to begin the building work. this extraordinary tower which is larger than the statue of liberty. a dominant feature on the landscape. on extraordinary tribute to those who served in world war i. it also marks the national engagement of the whole country coming behind is extraordinary effort to deal with this cataclysm that was happening in europe. this power is a spectacular sight. it is beautiful at

a solemn event in the life of this nation. le have chosen to guide, serve, and protect the country for the next four years, the symbol of freedom. vice president garner passes from the national scene when he swears in henry wallace. chief justice hughes administers the sacred oth. -- sacred oath. >> i, franklin delano roosevelt, do solemnly swear i will execute the office of the united states and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. [applause] >> president roosevelt accepts with confidence and grace that -- the honor which george washington refused. >> in this day the task of the people is to save that nation and its institutions from disruption from without. in the face of great perils, our strong purpose is to protect and to perpetuate the integrity of democracy. for this we must are -- muster the spirit of america and the faith of america. we do not retreat. we are not content to stand still. as americans, we go forward in

a great, solemn event in the wake of the nation. earing in of a citizen who the people have chosen to serve and protect the entire country for the next four years. armed for americas symbol of freedom. in the national scene when he swears in and write wallace. his previous successor. -- he administers the sacred of. >> i, franklin eleanor roosevelt, solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of the united states. to the best of my abilities i will preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. so help you god. >> so help me god. >> thus, -- for american life. as president roosevelt accepts with confidence and grace the honor which george washington refused. >> in this day, the task of the people is to save that nation, and its institutions, from disruption, without, in the face of great perils, never before, our strong purpose is to protect and to perpetuate the integrity of democracy. all this we must do, the spirit of america, and the fate of america. we do not retreat. we are not content to stan

this mission shows the breadth, flexibility, and resolve of the national guard and the service it provides our nation. i would like to think the governors who volunteered the guardsmen, our mayor in d.c., and our local and federal partners. the national guard has been requested to continue supporting federal law enforcement agencies with about 7000 personnel for the coming weeks. that will likely draw down to 5000 by mid-march. i will go through the specifics of that. we received request for follow-up assistance. the requests have come from u.s. park police, u.s. secret service, the capitol police, and the metropolitan police department of washington, d.c. all four requests have been approved. the municipal requests by myself. the national guard service members will provide a variety of support, including security, communications, medical evacuation, logistics, and safety support to these organizations. support the metropolitan police department will continue through the end of january and first week of february respectively with about 500 supporting municipal police department, about 550

the national park service is, of course, the steward of our nation's parks, including parks right here in washington, d.c. while the situation continues to change each day, we do know that this morning, various road closures are in effect, and barrages in the district -- garages in the district have been restricted, as well. if you tried to drive around the city, you already know this. there is a recent posting of streaks that have been impacted by these closures, and here is the most recent list of road closures released this morning by the national park service and in cooperation with the united states secret service. we continue to ask anyone who does not absolutely need to be out and about or in those restricted areas to avoid them. earlier this week, metro announced service adjustments that went into effect today and will be in place through thursday, january 21, and that includes 13 metro stations and detouring 36 metro bus routes. you can learn more about those adjustments at wmata.com. additionally, streetcar service in the district is suspended, and you can continue to find up

the national security law mr t. in the world as has been warning that this is in fact the 1st step toward repression in fact there were warnings that this would happen for example from human rights watch you said that the hong kong authorities with china's backing are imposing mainland style repression on a city long recognised for its freedoms they say hong kong's new security legislation is nothing more than a roadmap for repression don't these latest arrests prove those warnings true ok so your view one might want to subpoena the whole world is over reacting and i'm supposed to be the most liberal of the pro give beijing camp. membership the whole world is over reacting they don't even know the details of these arrests or what it's all a bubble. just like supporters of honor trump in the u.s. but how about the hong kong government's promise that this law would be used to target only a minority of people mr vandeman kerry lamb she she went on the airwaves she actually spoke before the united nations saying it would

this simple fact has forged the character of a nation. y britain has the cool sea wind in his blood or thinks he has. but britain is more than a playground, it is a living for the drifter men and the trawler men who catch the harvest of the oceans. it is the highway across the world for the merchant navy, the biggest general cargo fleet that ever sailed the seas. and especially as that gray water been the bulwark embattlement of a people who lived and grew and prospered behind its shield. in the month of may, 1954, they returned to britain, the royal yacht brittania, bringing back queen elizabeth ii and her husband, the duke of edinburgh after a half of year at her territories. a voyage that circled the world. for the sea did not imprison britain. rather, it challenged her to roam across the world commercially in a hugely complex social adventure. from an empire of 600 million people, the british created new nations, three and seven. today, they are guiding still more to the goal of independent dignity. the days of colonization are done. w

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a great, a solemn event in the life of this nation. swearing in of the citizen whom the people have chosen to guide, serve and protect the entire country for the next four years. and for america's symbol of freedom when he swears in henry wallace, his successor. as in previous inaugurations justice hughs administers the sacred oath. >> i frankly del no roosevelt do swaulmly swear i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and to will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> as president roosevelt accepts with confidence and grace the honor which george washington refused. >> in this day the task of the people is to save that nation is its institutions from disruption, from without. in the face of great perils never before in combat, our strong purpose is to protect and to perpetuate the integrity of democracy. for this for the spirit of america and the faith of america. we do not retreat. we are not content to stan

basically the era of using the language of threat in national and international relations the point is over. email i believe that all nations chad this is strictly a post such an approach on the facts and slam it. how sure are you that usa in teheran if. iran's enemies can assassinate scientists and generals. this is the type of incident that may occur anywhere in the world if the pressure continues from nato countries do you think that iran is getting closer. economically culturally politically its relations with moscow and with beijing are they are they getting closer. the iranian nation has always sought friendly and constructive relations based on justice and respect with all nations and that includes the nations of russia and china. but the governments of these 2 countries have so far not been able to stop the in-force meant of sanctions you mean that russia and china are failed to stop sanctions on iran yes that's what i said i mean rusher is saying iran is now enriching uranium to rates that are much higher than the j c p a way would allow well that's already in the papers. i me

the national security law mr t. in the world as has been warning that this is in fact the 1st step toward repression in fact there were warnings that this would happen for example from human rights watch who said that the hong kong authorities with china's backing are imposing mainland style repression on a city long recognized for its freedoms they say hong kong's new security legislation is nothing more than a roadmap for repression so these latest arrests prove those warnings true ok so your view one might want to opinion the whole world is over reacting and i'm supposed to be the more liberal of the pro give beijing camp. membership the whole world is over reacting they don't even know the details of these arrests or what it's all above. just like supporters of all no term in the u.s. but how about the hong kong government's promise that this law would be used to target only a minority of people mr t. and i mean kerry lam she she went on the air waves she actually spoke before the united nations saying it would o

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to serve the nation rather than mere partisanship and so have assured that the business of the nation should go forward. so, my official relationship with the congress ends in a feeling on my part of gratitude that we have been able to do so much together. we now stand ten years past the mid-point of a century that has witnessed four major wars, among great nations. three of these involved our own country. despite these holocausts, america is today the strongest, the most influential, and most productive nation in the world. understandably proud of this preeminence, we yet realize that america's leadership and prestige depend not merely upon our unmatched material progress, riches, and military strength, but on how we use our power in the interest of world peace and human benefit. throughout america's adventure in free government, our basic purposes have been to keep the peace. to foster progress in human achievement. and to enhance liberty, dignity, and integrity among people and among nations. to strive for less would be unworthy of a free and religious people. any failure traceable

truman is sworn in as the nation's 32nd president by chief justice fred m. t. >> raise your right hand. you, harry s. truman, do solemnly swear. >> i, harry s. truman, do solemnly swear. >> you will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of your ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. [applause] narrator: to the nation and the world, a solemn, resolute president declares. president truman: mr. vice president, mr. chief justice, fellow citizens, i accept, with humility, the honor which the american people have conferred upon me. i accept this with the resolve to do all that i can for the welfare of this nation and for the peace of the world. the american people stand firm in the faith which has inspired this nation from the beginning. we believe

and you see the national guard. there are more troops in the city right now than there are in iraq and afghanistan because of last week's insurrection. let's listen to a little bit. the capitol building, you see it behind me, it is a monument to our democracy. it is a symbol of our democracy, it is also a workplace for members of congress every day, and for nancy pelosi now for decades. listen how she describes talking about so many disgusting images, but one jumps out at the speaker. >> so many disgusting images, but one, the man in a shirt with "auschwitz" on it. to see this punk with that shirt on and his anti-semitism that he has bragged about, to be part of a white supremacist raid on this capitol requires us to have an active action review, to assign responsibility to those who are part of organizing it and incentivizing it. >> she's right about the i am a -- images. she's right about the images of the auschwitz shirt, the confederate flag. in the united states capitol, it was a punk. it's hard to hear the spea

truman is sworn in as the nation's 32nd president by chief justice fred m. ent. >> raise your right hand. do you, harry s. truman, do solemnly swear. >> i, harry s. truman, do solemnly swear. >> you will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of your ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. [applause] narrator: to the nation and the world, a solemn, resolute president declares. president truman: mr. vice president, mr. chief justice, fellow citizens, i accept, with humility, the honor which the american people have conferred upon me. i accept this with the resolve to do all that i can for the welfare of this nation and for the peace of the world. the american people stand firm in the faith which has inspired this nation from the beginning. we be

i talked to the head of the national guard a few hours ago. i will be happy to have conversations with you about any of that. the basic issue is we are trying to balance, trying to find out exactly what happened on january 6, in the days preceding that. troops,uests for more more national guard i should say, more manpower to be able to defend the capitol. we are trying to get to the bottom of all that, at the same time recognizing we need to be focused limited time, limited , and exhausted force with the police that we really need to focus on the coming week, to two weeks and making sure we are adequately prepared, is adequatelyl secured to administer the oath of office. i believe it at that, happy to let you dive in and take some questions. >> the first question. you.od to see i still feel completely in the dark, and i am surprised that you are one of the only people doing these public briefings. why we not hearing from the interim capitol police feet, and some sort of capacity, an update like this. i know you are still digging into things, bu

this simple fact has forged the character of the nation. every britain has the cool sea wind in his blood, or thinks he has. but the seat of britain is much more than a playground. it is the living for the drifter men and troller men who catch the harvest of the oceans. it is the highway across the world for the merchant navy, the biggest general cargo fleet that ever sailed the seas. and especially has that water of people who lived and prospered. in the month of may in 1954, there returned to britain the royal britannia bringing back the duke and duchess after their search of royals that circled the world. for the sea did not imprison britain. rather, it challenged her to expand, to roam across the globe politically, commercially, in a huge complex solo adventure. from an empire of 6 million people, the british conquered new nations. today they are battling still more to the goal of independent dignity. the days of colonization are done. what was the empire is being transformed by the belief and personal liberty and democratic self-governm

and that means the whole nation. he support and prayers of the american people, we achieved more than anyone thought possible. nobody thought we could even come close. lou: the president in his farewell speech this afternoon. breaking news now, hillary clinton says she wants to see president trump's phone records during the january 6th storming of the capitol. now, we think this is a terrific idea. phone records. and we believe that in the spirit of unity, which mrs. clinton has advocated here, she should release all of the phone calls and her texts and e-mails made with russia in the name of transparency. mrs. clinton should also rebuild the phones of the servers that she destroyed so we would have a better perspective on exactly what her communications were, with whom and what those communications contained. great idea, mrs. clinton. >>> and supreme court chief justice john roberts has declared he doesn't want to preside over a second impeachment trial. who can blame him really? but roberts tacitly affirmed in so do

we are kind of a family in the national guard. we grow up together we work up , together, and we keep an eye on each other. if there are any indications we address it to the chain of command or law enforcement the appropriate level of agency. but i am not concerned as a large part of our organization for it if you like 25000, we have had 12 identified. some of those they are just looking into may be unrelated to this. but we want to make sure out of an abundance of caution that is stated earlier that we do the right thing. until that gets cleared up. >> i do not win to get into the actual vetting and what the organizations have found, but much of the information that the general mentioned is unrelated to the events taking place of the capitol or teak at the concerns that many people noted on extremism. these are vetting efforts that identify any questionable behavior in the past. or any potential link to questionable behavior, not just related to extremism. but as the general mentioned we , are not asking questions right now but we

a solid event and the life of this nation. of the citizen whom the people have chosen to guide, serve, and protect our country for the next four years. onto america's symbol of freedom. he swears in henry wallace. as in previous inaugurations, he administers the sacred host. show less text 00:06:13 so help -- sacred oath. >> i do some swear that i will preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states so help you god. >> so help me god. >> president roosevelt accepts with confidence and grace the honor which george washington --. >> in this day, the task of the people is to save that nation and its institutions from disruption from without. in the face of great perils never before in combat, our strong purpose is to protect and perpetuate the integrity of democracy. for this we muster the spirit of america and the faith of america. we do not retreat. we are not content to stand still. as americans, we go forward. in the service of our country by the will of god. [applause] narrator: the inaugural parade begins

with respect to the army of the national guard, the authority rests with the secretary of the army andbased on their mission," a nation with the supported law enforcement agency and the chain of command which is commanded by major general walker of the d.c. national guard. our ability to move 25000 soldiers and airmen to d.c. from every state and territory less than two weeks would not have been possible without the support of our governors and their adjutant general's. it speaks volumes of america's investment in the national guard and most importantly, the support of our service members and what they get from their family and their employers. also, the outpouring of support to her national guard across the entire country and here in the district is a story in itself for it i want to particular thank the citizens of the district of columbia. without a look forger questions. >> if you have questions just please identify who we like to answer them. it's going to be a covid safe dance over here with just one podium bright will go first to toledo ap. reporter: hi thanks a lot. this questi

that means activating the national guard. at means close collaboration between the columbus division of police, ohio state highway patrol, homeland security, and the fbi. we can do our part to keep our city safe, as well. what hate groups want is confrontation, to give them a platform and to amplify the message. let's not give it to them. avoid planned protests this weekend and leading up to the inauguration. be aware of your surroundings and your situation. leave if you do not feel safe. seek help if you see something suspicious. if you see something, say something to make sure we protect our neighbors. and find peaceful ways to celebrate the lessons and life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr., who we celebrate on monday. as you all know, governor dewine and i have worked together closely over the last year on some of the most difficult issues our city and state have ever faced. let me say it again. we stand together on this, protecting the safety and security of our city, our state, our residents, and those brave men a

when you look at the human rights, united nations human rights council the only nation on the permanentnda is israel. and we know countries that have horrendous human rights records are only covered under general debate. so, just share with me your views as to how you will represent the united states in helping one of our closest allies israel and its relationship at the united nations and including the human rights council. >> thank you, senator, for that question and i do understand that savannah state has severed its relationship with the confucius institute. on the issue of israel, president biden has been one of hope to work closely and look forward, in fact, working closely with the israeli embassy and the israeli ambassador to work to bolster israel's security and to expand economic opportunities for israelis and americans alike. and widen the circle of peace. i think it goes without saying that israel has no closer friend than the united states and i will reflect that in my actions at the united nations. >> thank you. united nations is clearly the most important of the internati

in this room, we cover the impact railroads had for the creek nation, the muskogee nation. e treaty that was signed in 1866, the reconstruction treaty, it said we had to allow two railroads to come across the creek nation, one east-west and one north-south. when the railroads came through, it asked for large right-of-ways on each side of these railroads. when i mentioned the right-of-ways, that means the amount of land available on each side of the railroad. we are not talking a few feet, we are talking, particularly in these initial railroads, we are talking a few miles on each side of the railway. what happens is, particularly at these railroad points, these stations, if you will, muskogee is one of them, you have lots of non-native people who come to live within the right-of-way. but if you were a non-native person, our laws didn't apply to native persons. if a native person or creek person found themselves in some sort of disagreement or altercation with a non-native person, our laws didn't apply to them. there were lots of non-native people or non-creek people living in

article $22.00 of the national security law which is to paralyze the government to stop everything from functioning to basically oppose every single funding and bill regardless of its nature or come to a large goal let me ask you a little bit more about about about what has prompted these arrests because actually this is what has shocked so many about these latest arrests. has been the offense which has been considered subversion as you've articulated last summer the pro-democracy opposition the united to decide who might stand for elections they essentially organize themselves on the organized a primary they were hoping to go for a majority in the legislative council they've been arrested and here's how the international community is reacting to those arrests we have the incoming u.s. secretary of state saying the following the arrest warrant assault on those bravely advocating for universal rights. we have the office of the un high commissioner for human rights saying these latest arrests indicates that as had been feared the offense of subversion under the national security law is in

founded on an idea and we guard who has access to the idea, who gets a benefit from the nationbuilt on this idea but if we cannot find a way to create the us out of an idea which is something that has not happened before or a nation ofin our size and power then the american experiment is in danger, i believe it is possible but it will require sacrifice and forbearance to make it real. >> i am very glad you said that into follow on that, it struck k me for years, part of the story that we tell glosses over how difficult it was to get too each success of somewhat larger but it was not a kumbaya and it wasn't like everybody said we should sit down and engage inn southern even though we hate each other or have differences, there was a lotte of conflict to get through a live and let live, how do you talk to maxima about minimal steps, how to convince people, this is true for african-americans demanded justice, it is true for red america saying the election as turned to blueca america, saying we need to have progressives, green new deal even a part of the country does not want, how d

the nation lays out an elaborate welcome mat for the new president.e final day approaches tens of thousands of citizens from every state and territory arrive to witness the momentous event. for many without tickets, it was a long and cold weight. january 20 began with below freezing weather and thousands of visitors out early to locate a vantage point close to the inaugural stand. wherever they hailed from, american citizens can claim two and once every four years they rededicate themselves to the republic. participating in the ceremony stems partly from the fact that american institutions belong to the people. the inaugural ceremony is the transfer of presidential power. it also symbolizes the strength of all three branches of government. the inaugural platform, the very hub of the ceremony is shared by distinguished guests from the congress, supreme court, and presidents cabinet. at 10:30 a.m. most of the senate and house of representatives convened. moments later the sergeant at the house, the symbol of house authority onto the lat form. signaling

the national security law now let me assure. every country in the world the most democratic of the democracies police arrest people no arrest people and eventually they are all off the hook and prosecution don't move don't move in their own government lose face or if the prosecutor comes in and they lose all these cases in court also the government would lose face this is simply the very 1st step and the whole world is now jumping on hong kong saying well we don't have freedom we are going to hide in the crazy this and that the world to me i have a job to bring to all wars in order to reprimand down this is known to her and the russians are simply the 1st step they are all released on bail here is what human rights watch has said what remains to be seen what is important is that what specific charge do they know coming through and do they go according to. their national security law mystic seeing the world as has been warning that this is in fact the 1st step toward repression in fact there were warnings that this would happen fo

the national park service is of course the steward of our nation's parks, including parks right here in washington, d.c. and while the situation continues to change each day, we do know that as of this morning various road closures are in effect and garages in the district have been restricted as well. if you have tried to drive around the city, you already know this. there is a recent posting of streets that have been impacted by these closures, and here is the most recent list of road closures released this morning by the national park service in cooperation with the united states secret service. we continue to ask anyone who doesn't absolutely need to be out and about or in those restricted areas to avoid them. earlier this week, metro announced service adjustments that went into effect today and will be in place through thursday, january 21st. and includes 13 metro stations and 26 bus routes. you can learn more about those adjustments at wamata.com. additionally, streetcar service in the district is suspended, and you can continue to find updates on that at inauguration.dc.gov. we

and may god bless the nation -- the greatest nation on earth, the united states of america. [cheering and applause] thank you. thank you. permanently suspended the president's account saying in part -- after close review of recent tweets from the account and the contents, we have permanently suspended the account due to the risk of further -- of violence. trump said he would not attend the inauguration on january 20. beenrld leaders have reacting to the security breach at the u.s. capitol on wednesday. here is some of what prime minister boris johnson, israeli prime minister netanyahu and several others had to say. on the united states and the election, i want to say that all my life america has stood for some very important things. the idea of freedom and

product has grown more in the last five years than any other period in our nation'story. our wages have been the highest. our profits have been the best. and this prosperity has enabled millions to escape the poverty that they would have otherwise had to -- the last few years. and i think also you will be very glad to hear that the secretary of treasury informs me tonight that in 1968, in our balance of payments, we have achieved a surplus. it appears that we have in fact done better this year than we've done in any year in this regard since the year 1957. [ applause ] the quest for durable peace as i think absolved every administration since the end of world war ii. it has required us to seek a limitation of arm races not only among the super powers but among the smaller nations as well. we have joined in the test ban treaty of 1963. the outer space treaty of 1967. the treaty against the spread of nuclear weapons in 1968. and this latter agreement, the non-proliferation treaty is now pending in the senate. and it's been pending there since last july. in my opinion,

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i cannot order the army, the national guard, to the s national brands. i can do it in the district with the approval of the secretary of the army. we called up our guards. we've had guard support throughout the pandemic, but specifically for public safety issues, i will issue an additional request to the army, which i think i did at the end of december. the secretary of army approved that request and we put our guard troops on the ground to support mpd. yes? said thereayor, you was a state of emergency that you were declaring for a guest two weeks. from whatt different we would expect anywhere within the next two weeks? bowser: the state of emergency is aware that i can organize the resources of d.c. government to move on an emergency basis. some things you might expect would have coveted to notice, we may not be able to have that type of notice because we need to move urgently. it helps me organize my work your meant resources on this issue, all administrative. but more than that, it is a notice to the public that we may have to do some extraordinary thi

♪ ♪ mike: live pictures from the nation's capital. can see relative quiet on the streets here as security tightens into a serious lockdown ahead of president-elect joe biden's inauguration wednesday. welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington, i'm mike emmanuel. thousands of national guard troops and walls of fencing now fortifying the city. kevin corke is on the ground with a closer look at it all. >> reporter: afternoon, mike. this is the new reality in the nation's capital. as you mentioned, military vehicles, lots of fencing and, yes, even boarded-up buildings. now, some of that is a vestige of a very painful and violent summer, but obviously, the vast majority is all about the defense of an inauguration still days away. as we show you some of the pictures in terms of what we have seen as a buildup over the last several days, you really do get a sense this is, without doubt, the largest security presence in d.c.'s history. we're talking about up to 25,000 national guard troops, we're talking about up to 4,000 u.s. mar

britain is built on co lanch, of of the nations of western europe, britain produces the most. roping business once, and sometimes is.l recently there has been and modernization mines. he nation is seeking new sources of energy. about oil? britain produces practically one, but one of her great post-war achievements has been the building of new refineries imported crude oil and manufacture now 26 million tons of petroleum a year, nearly nine times as much s before the war and even that goes only part of the way. lies in the still newer atomic factories, indeed, practical and houses, nuclear energy industrial justification, the of uranium and plutonium has a peaceful use. bones of industry are sinews are steel. ritain is the third largest steel maker in the world. its biggest single development the new plant in south wales turns out a million of steel a year. remember that britain must sell to live, of all of the things she exports, the post are the products of her workshops. she exports more automobiles anyone else in the world. she leads the world in ship building building. he w

the comfortably desirable. balance between our essential requirements as a nation and the duties imposed by the nation upon theidual, balance between actions of the moment and the national welfare of the future. good judgment seeks balance and progress. lack of it eventually finds imbalance and frustration. the record of many decades stands as proof that our people and their government have, in the main, understood these truths and have responded to them well in the face of threat and stress. but threats, new and kind, or degree, constantly arise. of these i mention two only. a vital element in keeping the peace is our military establishment. our arms must be mighty, ready for instant action so that no potential aggressor may be tempted to risk his own destruction. our military organization today bears little relation to that known of any of my predecessors in peacetime. or indeed by the fighting men of world war ii or korea. until the latest of our world conflicts, the united states had no armaments in history. american makers of plow sharers could, with time, and as required, make swords as well. but we can

singling the test ban treaty by all nations. this can be done now. ng the production of this rubble materials for use and weapons, and preventing the transfer to any nation, now lacking in nuclear weapons. gradually destroying existing clear weapons, and converting the materials to peaceful, use. >> premiers and presidents came to washington to confer with kennedy during the year, britain's leader, the president from argentina. indonesian president, and the president from mali, a new african nation. from pakistan -- from who mrs. kennedy arranged an unprecedented gala mount vernon, home of the first vice president -- u.s. president. india conferred with the president in a stroll through the white house rose garden. former president truman and his family visited with the kennedys. and a group from another new african nation, nigeria. japan's premier and his wife with dean rusk met the president. ♪ ♪ ♪ president you low off the congo republic, the former french congo, at a reception for puerto rican governor, the president and mrs. kennedy both actively