made in the u.s.a. we're bringing our jobs back because of trade deals. we have great trade deals and jobs are coming back. . and we have a lot of trade deals right now under negotiation. we've got to get them done as quickly as possible. small businesses represented in this room continue a great and noble american heritage. your entrepreneurs, art sans, who forged aftsmen your own ath, made good-paying jobs for our citizens. incredible jobs. incredible people. and they truly are artisans. and you're doing it all with american hands, american heart and american pride. several of these companies are entirely veteran owned and operated. especially as we approach to pendence day, i want thank the courageous men and served their uniform. we vowed to honor your sacrifice by forever defending the rights, freedoms and principles you risk your entire life to defend. following the arrival of the plague from china, that's what it is. it's a plague, and it should have never happened. china should have never let that happen. but china did allow it to happen. we just

focus of our campaign to bring americans critical supply chains and medical manufacturing back to the u.s.a., we have been working on this for a long time. this is a goal of you are strategy to protect our people from the horrible china virus, it should have never happened. it should have never been here. they should have stopped it. in the decades before i took office, foreign nations were allowed to freely plunder or fact i haves and loot our industries, take our business out of the united states. millions of jobs were vacuumed out, just taking out so easily, our politicians let that happen. and our communities were stripped and shipped in many cases to countries all over the world. nearly four years ago we launched a bold effort to revitalize american manufacturing and enact fair trade deals and bring our industries back home where they belong. when the china virus landed on our shores, it became clearer than ever before that restoring american manufacturing is a core matter of national security. we must never be reliant on a foreign nation for america's medical or other needs. and that

god bless the u.s.a. he lakes of minnesota, to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas, from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to la, well, there's pride in every american heart, and it's time we stand and say: that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died, who gave that right to me nd i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land! god bless the u.s.a. and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died, who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up you next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪ [cheers and applause] pres. trump: well, thank you very much. governor noem, secretary bernhardt, we very much pressure it. members of congress, distinguished guests, and a very special hello to south dakota. [cheers and applause] as we begin this fourth of ju

the best is yet to come. [cheers and applause] [chanting "u.s.a.!"] myself to be with you. i love your state. i love this country. i'd like to wish everybody a very happy fourth of july. to all, god bless you. god bless your families. it's god bless our -- god bless our great military. bless america. thank you very much. ♪ colors on the street red white and blue people shuffle and their feet people sleeping in their shoes people saying we would be better off dead keep on rocking in the free world keep on rocking in the free world ♪ gentlemen,ladies and americans of all ages, welcome to south dakota's amount rushmore -- mount rushmore fireworks celebration. over the decades, mount rushmore national memorial has grown in fame as a symbol of america, a symbol of freedom and hope for people from all cultures and backgrounds. tonight, we celebrate our nation's birthday with family and friends across this great land. and now, look to the sky, high above mount rushmore, as we proudly present a pyro musical production, "the spirit of america." ♪ ♪ >> the prese

they could boast the made in the u.s.a. claim, in every other state in the country, california makes it impossible for them to do so. a single state is effectively dictating a country of origin label. think about that for a minute p. if california or if any other state in the union for that matter would like to create a state-of-origin label, i have no issue with such a state doing that and wouldn't suggest that the federal government ought to undo those parameters. but as it currently stands, the california law undermines congress' rightful authority to regulate interstate commerce and needlessly hurts american manufacturers. you see, this is one of the reasons why we're our own country. it's one of the reasons why we fly the stars and stripes. it is one of the reasons why the constitution came into existence to begin with, to give congress the power to regulate commerce between the several states with foreign nations and with the indian tribes. our previous form of government under the articles of confederation didn't crea

and the u.s.a. very well. proud of you ronny. mocrats sarah gideon, against susan thomas in one of the most closest watches in the country. gideon is the speaker of the democrat house of representatives and backed heavy live by the dccc with a formidable war chest. we will see what happens in that race. the big take away, guys, it was a huge night for president trump picked candidates. brian, jed, steve? brian: griff, thanks for recognizing the other two anchors. helps the show go smoother. griff: griff jenkins. we will check in with him again later. ronny jackson going to be in congress very conservative. tommy tuberville if he doesn't find a way to win and beat doug jones you can honestly say the republicans won't hold onto the senate. predominant lay republican state. everyone was stunned when doug jones beat a very damaged candidate last time around. ronny jackson will be live with us. we assure he will be on time and tommy tuberville will be here talking about where they go from here. meanwhile, let's talk about what happened

focus of our campaign to bring americans critical supply chains and medical manufacturing back to the u.s.a., we have been working on this for a long time. this is a goal of you are strategy to protect our people from the horrible china virus, it should have never happened. it should have never been here. they should have stopped it. in the decades before i took office, foreign nations were allowed to freely plunder or fact i haves l

. >> this is a fight for your premeditate and a fight for our rights here in the u.s.a. >> reporter: an army medical task force is headed to houston as hospitals fill up. masks now required statewide in texas. >> the only way that we can keep our businesses open, the only way we can have people continue to have a job they need to pay their bails is for everybody to adopt this practice of wearing a face mask. >> reporter: a san antonio man died after attending a so-called covid-19 party. >> he thought the disease was hoax, that he was young, invincible and wasn't get affected. >> reporter: alex preciousa, abc news, washington. >>> on abc7news.com we have all the latest coronavirus headlines. we also have plenty of resources including a guide to what's open and what's not. head to abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> in other news now, dozens of firefighters rushed to contain a 30-acre fire that broke out in the foothills of east san jose this started in dry brush near the mount hamilton and brothers road area. san jose firefighters and cal fire crews responded to the blaze by land and by air

the best is yet to come. [cheers and applause] [chanting "u.s.a.!"] pres. lf to be with you. i love your state. i love this country. i'd like to wish everybody a very happy fourth of july. to all, god bless you. god bless your families. god bless our great military. and god bless america. thank you very much. ♪ colors on the street red white and blue people shuffling their feet people sleeping in their shoes people saying we would be better off dead keep on rocking in the free world keep on rocking in the free world >> president trump and the first lady participate in the salute to america fourth of july celebration at the white house on saturday. coverage on c-span. listen live on the free radio app. the presidents, from public affairs. available now in paperback and e-book. biographies of all of the presidents organized by the ranking by noted historians, from best to worst. it features perspectives into the lives of our nation's chief executives and leadership styles. to learn moreite about each president and historian featured. order your copy today, whe

we investigate the u.s.a.'s so-called poizner in chief city gottlieb around the cia's top secret mind control program m.k. ultra which arguably sowed the seeds of today's clandestine operations or around the world and they're all overseas students in the usa about to be deported because of coronavirus through no fault of their own we reveal a loophole that could save students from the violence of the united states immigration and customs enforcement agency accused of multiple abuses at the u.n. claims made violate international law all the civil war coming up in today's going underground but 1st this pharmaceutical giants today race to be the 1st to peyton de corona virus vaccine subsidized by the taxpayers of superpowers back in the so-called cold war the united states was paying big drug companies for a very different reason to manufacture l.s.d. for the cia mind control project known as m.k. ultra a new book boys are in chief by former new york times foreign correspondent stephen kinzer sheds light on m.k. u

united states recently, it will produce as of all active ingredients needed to make generic drugs in the u.s.a. big number, 25%. agreement will directly create 360 new jobs at kodak's actory in rochester, that's just in the initial phase. and in minneapolis, a place i very well, to know it's a great place and i'm very happy that we're able to help problems that they've had recently, the national guard, i want to thank national guard, both state and beyond, i want to thank them for the incredible job, they they did some beautiful job. they cleaned it up, you didn't about the problems anymore. and we created thousands for all across our pharmaceutical supply chains. been building a very big pharmaceutical supply chain, china, y coming out of coming out of other countries also. for tremendous work to make this deal possible. today's action is our latest build the greatest medical arsenal in history. we'll be able to do that through production act and other authorities. we have invested more than $3 our nation's industrial base. we've contracted with companies ford, general motors, phillips and ge

courts the city's district attorney hailed the decision cyrus vance jr said it's in keeping with the u.s.a.'s founding principles and added the investigation which was delayed for almost a year by this lawsuit will resume guided as always by the grand jury solemn obligation to follow the law and the facts wherever they may lead but new york's grand jury investigation into potential wrongdoing by trump and the trump organization is held in secret so barring a leak the public will not see the records if and when it receives them investigators are looking into whether an alleged hush money deal with 2 women who claim to have had an affair with trump broke the law congress however could released all charges financial records to the public if house committees were in the right to see them and that may or may not happen now but the house speaker welcomed the justices are holding off the principle that congress has the right to subpoena the president the supreme court including the president's appointees have declared that he is not above the law. the point the path that the plane quote has laid

yeah when the shutdown head to las vegas had the u.s.a.'s highest unemployment and obviously they're coming back gradually as is business overall but i want to pick up on an issue i saw you raised on social media how equitably is the workforce being invited back on the job in the hospitality industry. it's really really tough and i some people with a high seniority are getting called back some people are not getting called back yet they have a notice is that they have to legally send out 60 days before they do mass layoffs they call warfare and says we are going he said. over the next. in. your maybe. maybe. he. but i think it's. starting. to wonder. what they are. now. it's still a. period it's. it's like a kid they were shut down again we are speaking with author and las vegas radio host heidi harris last time i saw you i was in town for the massive mind boggling consumer electronics show and i am intrigued the plan for c e s 2021 to go again in january may be the world's biggest perennial trade show and not having seen you there then or

it will be a great embarrassment to the u.s.a. delay the election until people can properly securely and safely vote, question mark. >> to be very clear the president cannot do that. the constitution is unambiguous about this. that congress, not a president who may have their own self-interest in mind, gets to decide when the leader of the united states is elected. and to his other point, there is no evidence, of course, of wide spread voter fraud through mail-in voting even in states with all mail-in votes. >> trevor: that's right, trump isn't actually allowed to delay the election. although not being allowed to do something has never stopped him before. like we'll still have the election on november 3rd. but he will probably just add a hundred days to august. and sure, maybe the court overturns it, but that might not happen until august 73rd. i mean this is an an kurd suggestion, i no he, we can't reschedule the election, for starters, both candidates are like 200 years old, we have to keep things moving. i'm not even sure if tru

so, i oppose the u.s.a. act which provided huge authority for the government, offen intend said only for drug cases. and now we see another piece of legislation from this era, the department of homeland security. why is he using them? because the military in this country has stood up to the president and the administration. they said after the fiasco in lafayette park where he wanted to stand with a bible. so, now he's using this to suppress the right to protest and to protest the racial injustice that has greatly infected our nation. >> you're one of the few, we said, who vote said against the dhs law. is this exactly what you feared might happen or did you ever even imagine something like this? >> well, it's a little hard to matter this extreme of a use but it was fuzzy. was jammed through for political reasons in 2002, frankly because the republicans wanted a good issue and those that voted against the bill would be accused of being soft on terrorism. this was done to help defeat the democratic senator fro

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president, when americans see a made in the u.s.a. label on a product, it's a source of great pride and justifiably so. it represents the american virtues of entrepreneurialism and industriousness. also as americans we have a common sense of destiny and a common appreciation for the inherent dignity and eternal worth of the human soul. it's a symbol of support for american manufacturing jobs, for local communities, and for high quality products. and so it often spurs american consumers as well as foreign consumers to buy a particular product, a product lucky enough to have that label. the federal trade commission currently enforces a difficult standard for all products that want to claim the made in the u.s.a. label. it requires that, quote, all or virtually all, close quote, of a product be made in the united states, and is issued a lengthy legal guidance document or series thereof establishing rules for who may or may not claim that title. however, one state holds a different standard, one that's nearly impossible for businesses to m

citizens of all ages brought their small, american flags to place the upright in beds which "u.s.a."2:45 show, featuring american film and recording stars and hosted by comedian bob hope. bob: here is a gal we are happy to have with us, because she is one of the most beautiful people in the world. miss black america, and she is right here. [applause] ♪ ♪ [singing] matter where i run, i beat myself there what do i sing? hope and doubt, what am i all about? and where am i going? where am i going? where am i going? you tell me ♪ ♪ [applause] the new minstrel sang "this land is your land." land, thisand is my land wasour land, this made for you and me , the wheatas shining , this landrolling was made for you and me this land is your land, this land is my land, from california to new york, to the forests and the waters, this land was made ♪ you and me [applause] show, auding the conductor, conducting some 200 voices singing the battle hymn of the republic. ♪ ♪ his truth is marching on glory, glory, hallelujah glory, glory, hallelujah glory, glory, hallelujah, on ♪ruth is marching [cheerin

welcome back and one we had about unrest in the streets of hong kong when it comes to unrest in the u.s.a. president trump response has been to speak at the arguably stolen indigenous land around amount of in south dakota threatening 10 year mandatory jail sentences for defacing statue but is this something different in the opera. things around the world that followed the murder of george floyd in minnesota and in fact is the militarized response from police a distraction from the principles of policing by consent and what does the $819.00 peterloo massacre in man just have to do with it joining me now via skype from is the site is one of the u.k.'s government's scientific advisory group on emergency sub group advisors behavioral psychologist professor clifford stuart thank you so much coverage for coming on i should say before we get on do george floyd we did hear from beijing a moment ago i did raise the and i think he did about how there has been foreign influences perceived by the communist party in beijing over the protests how does that change the psychological behavioral dynamic of

recently it will produce as much as 25% of all active ingredients needed to make generic drugs in the u.s.a a big number. 25%. this agreement will directly create 360 new jobs at kodak's factory in rochester. that's just in the initial phase. and in minneapolis. a place i have gotten to know very well and it is a great place and i'm very happy that we're able to help them with the problems that they have had recently. the national guard. i want to thank the national guard. both state and beyond. i want to thank them for the incredible job. they went in and they did some beautiful job. they cleaned it up. you didn't hear about the problems any more. and indirectly, we created thousands more jobs all across our pharmaceutical supply chains. we have now been building a very big pharmaceutical supply chain. not only coming out of china. coming out of other countries also. i want to thank peter navarro, adam boller and admiral bolocek for making this possible. today's action is our latest step to build the greatest medical arsenal in history. we'll be able to do that through the defense producti

the record. in 1968, jim proudly represented team u.s.a. at the mexico city olympics and won the silver medal for the 1500 and competed in 1972 at the munich olympics with great disting. a few years later, jim retired from running. he was on the cover of "sports illustrated" seven times, was sportsman of the year in 1966, was inducted into the kansas sports hall of fame and received the immortal nickname "master of the mile." i remember a lot of your races. they weren't even close. in 1975 he founded the jim ryun running camps. for the past 45 years he's helped teach thousands of young people to reach their fullest and best athletic potential. he has been a dedicated mentor to campers and shared in the critical importance of a christian faith. he's very devoted to christianity. in 1996 yim was elected to the house of representatives and he went on to serve five terms in congress. i wish we had him now. we have some great people in there though, i tell you. we have some great, dedicated hard workers in there done a terrific job, right? wouldn

today, sadly, most semiconducts are not made in the u.s.a. we've learned during this pandemic how dangerous it is to rely on distant factories and overstretched supply chains that can be compromised by emergencies or enemies. well, almost three-quarters of the world's capacity to make computer chips is located in just a handful of countries in east asia, closer to communist china than our shores and all within range of the missiles of the people's liberation army. china is investing huge sums, possibly $150 billion, in its semiconductors industry, and this investment is paying off. for the first time ever last year, china surpassed the united states in its capacity for manufacturing advantaged chips. china is expected to surpass south korea next year which would put it behind only taiwan, an island just 80 miles off its show, which i must remind you, the p.l.a. regularly trains to invade. we cannot allow china to dominate production of computer chips. doing so would be a grave threat that could allow a corrupt clique of communists to impose a

the art of her deal." she's interviewed by "u.s.a. today" washington bureau chief susan paige. watch book tv on c-span2 this weekend. >> american history tv on c-span3. exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, a discussion on the declaration of independence origins, purpose and global significance during and after the american revolution. with university of maryland history professor richard bell. on sunday, at 4:00 p.m. eastern, on real america, the 1970 film fresh colors. details czech political refugee's first job upon arriving in the united states. hired by the u.s. information agency to create a film about the american flag. using his own narration, animation and archival footage. and at 6:00 p.m. on american artifacts, a tour of the museum of the american revolution with president and c.e.o. michael quin, discussing the museum's history, design and what he calls the museum's crowned jewel. george washington's camp tent. exploring the american story. watch american history tv this eek

during this crisis, americans have died in nursing homes in every state in the continent of the u.s.a. in many states, florida, more than half of the deaths from coronavirus occurred in nursing homes. in ohio an estimated seven in 10 coronavirus deaths were in nursing homes. as for my state, new york, i grieve for every new yorker who lost their life in this crisis but i am incredibly proud of new york's response. our state followed guidance at every step in the process including nursing homes. c.m.s. guidance on march 3, 2020, allowed nursing homes to accept covid-19 patients. question, when should a nursing home accept a resident who was diagnosed with covid-19? the answer put out by c.m.s., a nursing home can accept a resident diagnosed with covid-19 as long as they can follow c.d.c. guidance. they were following the guidance put out by this administration which was often changing daily. at we look, however, was support and testing equipment into nursing homes quickly to prevent the spread of the virus. and even in states like new york that were hardest hit, other states like texas

to chris and the martin guitar team for their continued dedication to contributing to a made in the u.s.a. economy based on excellence. for their commitment to maintaining and expanding music education in our classrooms. and for their determination to advance social, economic, environmental and racial justice. congratulations on all you've achieved, chris. as you look forward to a new chapter, i wish you the very best. thank you, mr. speaker. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states. section 202-d of the national emergency act, 50 u.s.c. 1622-d, provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency unless, within 90 days before the anniversary date of this declaration, the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress a notice stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance with this provision, i have sent to the federal register for publication the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency with respect to leba

it will be a great embarrassment to the u.s.a delay the election until people can properly, securely and safely vote? if you take a look at what happened with the futures, very quickly after that, just the president raising the question about whether the election should actually be delayed, did put some additional future -- pressure on the futures. the dow futures indicated down about 323 points dan, a quick comment on that. >> sure. bec becky, i think that the country is demonstrating and really a lot of countries around the world that even in this difficult environment we can begin to get back to some aspects of our normal lives. i think elections to our democracy are critical i do think it's important that they are held this year. clearly they're going to have to be adjustments, there could be more absentee ballots. i think what's important for our country and really the broader globe is trying to pull together, navigate through some of these issues and really do the best we can. >> right right. dan, thank you for your time today. we appreciate it guys, we will see you back here t

a great embarrassment to the u.s.a.? lay the election until people can properly, securely and safely vote? he asked. he clarified the tweet at the white house. >> i don't want to delay. i want to have the election. but i also don't want to have to wait for three months and then find out that the ballots are all missing and the election doesn't mean anything. >> the biden campaign seeing an opportunity was quick to respond. >> it is really despicable. vice president biden warned back in april though that this is something that donald trump would try to do. and do you know what the response from the trump campaign was? they told us that vice president was practicing in conspiracy theories. >> potential biden running mate karen bass compared him to george wallace. he has no authority to delay the election including mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy were quick to knock it down. meanwhile former president obama taking a shot for john lewis. >> there are those in power who are doing their darnsdest to discourage people from vo

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a live report from washington on what we can expect at the top of the hour ♪ rock in the u.s.a. [♪] arenoticeably whiter teeth or your money back. try crest 3d whitestrips. ♪ ♪ for purple mountains majesty majesty -- ♪ above the fruited plains. ♪ america, america, god shed his grace on thee mug -- ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood -- ♪ from sea to shining sea. ♪ america -- pete: that is a member of the 78th army band out of fort dix, new jersey, performing america, the beautiful, as we honor our great, the greatest nation in human history on this independence day. happy birthday, america. welcome, jedediah bila, griff jenkins on this fourth of july, the final hour here of "fox & friends." good morning. griff: well, good morning. jedediah: good morning, and happy 4th of july to everyone at home. i mean, you know, i've been looking at social media on the breaks, and people keep sending me pictures of their pets in fourth of july costumes. just letting y'all know, i love it. i'm waiting for more. [laughter] griff: jed, you talk about pictures and images. now for three hours, ultimately

was the political directorcl for hillarton's 2008 presidential campaign, and he's now the chairman of priorities u.s.a democraticical action committee. and, john brabender. was a senior adviser for rick santorum's 2016 presidential campaign, and he is the chief strategist at brabender cox, a political marketing firm. it's good to see you both. thank you so much for joining us. john brabender, i'm going to start with you because of the news breaking tonight,id prt trump announcing that the jacksonville convention is completely going away as a result of the pandemic. you're a republican. wh does this say about how republicans are going to nominate their president for reelection? >> well, i think a a strategist, i see this as a bit and disappointme disadvantage for president trump. i mean, this is not a fireside chat president, this is not a press conference president, this is a large rally, live events, we know he feeds off that, unscripted, and now he's forced to turn to a more mundane way of just a small screen, talking to people, and that's t who this president is. so i'm sure that it's frustrating f

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the that in europe? well, first of: u.s.as you know, eu and had its trade tensions. entto reach an avoiding further escalation, and currently we are building on that. , but at is assertive the same time we are negotiating , and we have reached a degree of agreement. we know that initially, u.s. were taking unilateral actions like raising tariffs. we were responding in kind in a proportionate way, but we andded further escalation reached agreement on which we can now build. jonathan: we've heard a lot from europe about the multilateral response. can we talk about concrete steps? you've talked about the asymmetry of market access between europe and china. you talk about reciprocity as well. what are you doing to get the chinese communist party to change? aredombrovskis: we currently negotiating with china investment agreement, and we are currently preparing the next eu-china economic dialogue to discuss exactly these issues, and we hope that we will be able to conclude our negotiations on investment agreement and the issues we are in theseg with china negotiations are e

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the day's action in just a few moments. again time to support his job adrian thank you u.s.a.'s top medical adviser in the fight against coronavirus says the outbreak amongst miami marlins plays couldn't danger the major league baseball season this after reports that at least 17 players and staff of the team have now tested positive so anthony found she's concerned after the test results left the mom and stranded in philadelphia following again with the phillies with both teams matches on monday and tuesday being spurned the league is just 4 days into the restart found she doesn't think games need to stop now though and the amount the commission is also confident with the protocols the league has put in place i don't put this in the nightmare category i mean obviously we don't want any player to get exposed. it's not a positive thing but i don't see it as a nightmare we built the protocols to allow us to continue to play that's why we have the expanded rosters that's why we have the poor of additional players and we think we can keep people safe and continue to play but news of