mister speaker, the president of the united states from boston, the my life man here i for doing the 2nd on tuesday. this is opportunity to talk to you directly or the 6 weeks is being a office. and we have no shortage of materials picking up the treatments at home and improve the race like this political adversaries and declare this is only just getting stats. it's good, awesome of the key please bar and 43 days in most administrations accomplished in 4 years or 8 years. and we are just getting started and we quickly achieve the lowest numbers of illegal border cross who's ever recorded. thank you. the media and our friends and the democratic party kept saying, we need a new legislation. we must have legislation to secure the border. but it turned out that all we really needed. it was a new president to take your seat. the di, created the brand new department of government efficiency. so perhaps you've heard of it, which is headed by you on most who is in the gallery tonight. the jobs are about making america rich again and making america great again, and it's happening and it will

from their own united states soldiers. through all that, they came to know each other and to rely on each other and to trust each other. in 1897, a monument, the 54th was unveiled at boston common in which, as we can see in this photograph of number of veterans of the unit, were there for the unveiling designed by augustus. our it's a massive monument you can see 11 feet wide. i'm sorry 14 feet wide and 11 feet high. you know, today there is much in our world that seems to glorify the degrading and the destructive, the darker side, the worst of our human existence, but the courage and, commitment of africans american men such as those we've talked about, the first kansas colored. regiment in the first and third louisiana native guards in the massachusetts 54th. those men who took up arms to secure their their liberty, civil rights and indeed the rights for all america begins. remind us of the virtuous in the honorable and the courageous and the best of our human nature in our collective past. you know, the story of african-american soldiers in, the civil war. it is the story. those who fought for liberty, civil rights and freedom, and abraham lincoln certainly understood