united states army. [applause] mr. patrick hallinan, national cemeteries director. [applause] mr. harold fritz, national president for the congressional medal honor society for the united states of america and the honorable eric k. shinseki, secretary of veterans affairs. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] ♪ [ hail to the chief ] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing, please place your hand over your heart, or render the salute. ♪ ♪ please remain standing for the prayer for all veterans. delivered by the department of chaplainaffairs service. >> let us pray. oh god, i am an american veteran, and ever with your grace and your strength to guide me, i have sacrificed for you and country. and you have made my heritage long, and proud. for i shivered that cold winter in valley forge, and spilled my blood, i am an american veteran. i came to france in the war to end all wars, i am an american veteran. i was there on that day of infamy, stormed the beaches of normandy, and i scaled the cliffs. i met battle on island after island, and i raised the flag. i am an american veteran. i was there with macarthur in korea, and in the jungles of viet

shit will happen this is a massive sea change and i actually believe what they did to the united states of america also influenced the decision in your reply because we know that the united states whether we like it or not it's one of the masters on this planet and if they have a problem with it then it doesn't happen but the fact that it has happened within their own borders means stache older states and being given the green light to go ahead on this now it isn't just in the americas it's also in europe you see it in barcelona you see a situation in a station australia where she is legal so really i think we are ready for legalization we're ready for regulation and for the first time i think art and could take the lead rather than being the puppy dog that follows the master but i wonder how far are you really. willing to take that because there are still countries where you can be executed for possession or our trade of cannabis china thailand singapore united arab emirates that execute your for a lot of other things to that as well so do you see that. as part of the human rights campaign i mean

shit will happen this is a massive sea change and i actually believe what they did to the united states of america also influenced the decision in your reply because we know that the united states whether we like it or not it's one of the masters on this planet and if they have a problem with this then it doesn't happen but the fact that it has happened within their own borders means stash older states and being given the green light to go ahead on this now it isn't just in the americas it's also in europe you see it in barcelona you see a situation in a station australia where she is legal so really i think we are ready for legalization we're ready for regulation and for the first time i think art and could take the lead rather than being the puppy dog that follows the master but i wonder how far are you really. willing to take that because there are still countries where you can be executed for possession or our trade of cannabis china thailand singapore united arab emirates that executed for a lot of other things too though as well so do you see that as part of the human rights campaign i mean

shit will happen this is a massive sea change and i actually believe what they did to the united states of america also influenced the decision in your reply because we know that the united states whether we like it or not it's one of the masters on this planet and if they have a problem with it then it doesn't happen but the fact that it has happened within their own borders means stache older states and being given the green light to go ahead on this now it isn't just in the americas it's also in europe you see it in barcelona you see it. station australia where she is illegal so really i think we are ready for legalization we are ready for regulation and for the first time i think art and could take the lead rather than being the puppy dog that follows the master but i wonder how far are you really. willing to take that because there are still countries where you can be executed for possession or our trade of cannabis china thailand singapore united arab emirates executed for a lot of other things too though as well so do you see that as part of the human rights campaign i mean are you willing

why would we want the most dangerous terrorists in the world, some of them, to come to the united states of america when we have a secure detention facility at guantanamo? why would we risk the legal questions that will be raised if we bring them to the united states of do we have to read them miranda? if we capture zawahiri and we have no guantanamo bay to bring him to, do we have to read him miranda because he's in the united states of america so we can't gather intelligence to protect our country? how much does it cost to make sure that the people are secure in the area where these terrorists are being brought? and by the way, we don't even know where they'll be brought because the alternative amendment, all it says is that they have to come up with a plan of where -- where to put these terrorists rather than at guantanamo, and we don't know, we have no way of -- the amendment does not provide for us as a congress to approve this plan. it just says that the secretary of defense has to come up with a plan and then he may take actions to transfer the detainees and allowing them to be transferred t

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star harold fritz, national president of the congressional medal of honor society of the united states of america. , jeffrey mettsal buchanan, commanding general of the united states army, military district of washington, and his spouse, mrs. laura buchanan. [bells] [national anthem] ♪ ♪[taps] and eautiful ♪he him in him and him and welcome major world jeffrey you can, commanding general, united states. mr. hetrick -- patrick, national cemeteries director. nationald ritz, president for the congressional medal honor society for the united states of america. and the honorable eric k. shinseki, secretary of veterans affairs. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, that president of the the united states. [applause] chief ♪ tehe gentlemen these , please placeg your hand over your heart, or render the salute. anthem ♪ national emblem march ♪ please remain standing for the prayer for all veterans. >> let us pray. veterani am an american , and ever with your grace and your strength to guide me, i have sacrificed for you and country. and you have made my heritage long, and proud. for i shivered that cold winter

this is the united states of america, you will recognize it. declared state-based exchanges are in red. planning for partnership exchanges are in the gray area, and those states that defaulted to the federal government, and i want to underscore this, because mine is one of them, states that had a chance to set up an exchange for their small businesses that were given every opportunity and in the case of my state was also attached with a check for $16 billion to help make it work, was rejected by my governor and by many governors, and instead, they defaulted at their own choice, their own choice, not at president obama's choice, and then did nothing virtually to help. it's no wonder some of them aren't working, but today, we're going to have an opportunity to talk to those governors, both republicans and democrats that did step up and lead, did take what was offered to them and set up exchanges that would work for their small businesses. each state has the flexibility to decide how they want to operate their health insurance marketplaces. as you

some 40 of them were made in the united states of america. and they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than the soviet union. the mariner spacecraft -- [ applause ] the mariner spacecraft now on its way to venus is the most impotent instrument in the history of space science. the accuracy of that shot is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral and dropping it in this stadium between the 40 yard lines. transit satellites are helping our ships at sea to steer a safer course. tirous satellites have given us unprecedented warnings of hurricanes and storms, and will do the same for forest fires and icebergs. we have had our failures, but so have others, even if they do not admit them, and they may be less public. to be sure -- [ applause ] to be sure, we are behind, and we will be behind for some time in manned flight, but we do not intend to stay behind and in this decade we shall make up and move ahead. the growth of our science and education will be enriched by new knowledge of our u

beholding to their money people the corporations show we are really the united corporations of america today not the united states of america that's the revolution i'm calling for but what i'm thinking is that america is number one consumerist country is on the revolution possible in such a society that some simple are only interested in being entertained and comfortable . i don't know will find out won't we i guess you know if people want to continue down the road we're going if they think that the united states has got its best years of ahead of it it's the first time in my life right now that i've looked to the future and not been optimistic it's the first time in my sixty years as a patriotic citizen of the united states that i look to the future and i don't see it as being better i see it as being worse and the only people i have to blame for that are the democrats and republicans because they have been in charge for one hundred fifty years look at what they did when they raised the debt ceiling ok they voted didn't raise the debt ceiling what's the first thing they did they gave billions of dollars of our m

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harkin: today marks another step forward in the progress of the united states of america in making sure that all of our citizens are treated fairly and equitably under law, that each citizen of this country will know that he or she cannot be discriminated against because of race, religion, sex, national origin that's all covered in the civil rights bill, 1964. then in 1990, i was proud to stand here at this very desk when we took another step forward, when we said that we're going to extend civil rights to cover people with disabilities. today, i stand here to mark another step forward, when we declare that it will be -- we'll have the vote later on proceeding to the debate but we start it now -- to end discrimination in employment because of a person's sexual orientation. it is a huge step forward, one too long in coming. one too long in coming. i was here in 1996 when we voted on enda, the employment nondiscrimination act, the bill that's now before the senate floor. and we lost it by one vote, 50-49. that was a -- that was a dark day. we've been trying to get it up ever since. and fi

it was a temporary seat of the united states of america, the seat of government of the united states of america as well as the seat of government for the state of texas. our 305th president died in trommel bomb want and at that moment the ascendancy of the 306th president of the united states occurred. two days later it was the site of the death of the president's accused assassin, and we were there. like the patrons of the ford theater who witnessed the assassination of president lincoln, a blood spattered history insulted our senses, some of us were in the emergency operating room. some in the hallway and others stood outside the emergency room loading dock. conspiracy theories have continued to rage for 50 years since that day, and they were not put to rest by the warren commission's conclusion that there was a single shooter. the doctors at parkland where the only one seesaw the neck wound before the emergency tracheotomy, and they were unanimous that the neck wound was an injury won't. in time, however, most, but not all no longer would believe this a rich vein of recollection is

they are part of an apocalyptic movement which has a strong presence in the united states of america i welcome. we didn't necessarily build it so much for the protector fat character but it's indestructible. the front wall. solid concrete block filled with porn full of concrete it's if there were to be a need for defense the house is designed for that. in fact to reason her husband live in a bunker with her two sons who are twelve and fourteen years old. you know a lot of it could ever happen but if you were ever in a situation where god forbid anything happened what to go to and they lost control if the economy goes south. then you go to believe that the stability of been able to buy food could go whoa i don't necessarily see it all for us thing ever happened in the country but it's one of those things if you're prepared for it there's really no downside if the worst thing that you're prepared for a natural catastrophe. in preparation for the worst the family has taken every precaution starting with guns to protect themselves from atomic they're found in every room even the children.

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of 45 other states and jurisdictions. whether they are responding to natural disasters here at home, in their states, or fighting in afghanistan, our national guardsmen all wear the uniform of the united states of america. they are serving this country. they and their families are entitled to all the benefits and respect accorded to all of our military men and women. our people are the foundation of a ready and capable force. and that will always be. leon panetta knows this very, very well. he knows it as well as anyone in this room, that the core responsibility of any job of authority or accountability is people. this business is about people. hope, possibilities, peace, is about people. the adl is about people. the united states military is deeply respected by the american people because of the character, the determination, resilience, and courage of our men and women in uniform. these men and women in uniform, as we know, have borne a heavy and constant burden since 9/11, along with their families. and their families often get forgotten in this business. families should never be forgotten. they are the anchor, they're the substance, they are the soul, they're the core, of who each of us are and what

there are approximately over two hundred eighty million licensed firearms in the united states of america female owner seem to be more and more common today one in five americans own at least one firearm a phenomenon which didn't exist thirty years ago. i'm not a girl that's for all began to have a few pieces but i don't wear a lot of it and that what we do together as a family is collect and target she. the right to carry a gun is supported by the second amendment of the constitution established in seventeen ninety one by james madison after the war of independence. free circulation of guns was one of the first blows put in place by the revolutionaries . even if the time of war has ended for many americans carrying a firearm remains and in the able right as important as freedom of religion or expression. and hear all the time. and not the same problem time. paradoxically while crime levels have lowered since two thousand and five the sale of guns keeps on rising. the subject divides american society with the pro arms on one side and i'm tired arms on the other. consequently each state ha

we did have for the first time in the history of the united states of america a traffic jam in the women senators bathroom last fall. it was a first and we want to see more of that. that is just the basic idea that you get people in there who like get other and you can things done instead of standing on the opposite corner of a boxing ring throwing punches. you finally realize that courage isn't just that, it is standing next to someone you don't always agree with for the betterment of this country. >> i want to stress amy's last point and that is, women's and span the spectrum of ideological viewpoints. women of the senate are more likely to collaborate and to realize that we can disagree on an issue but still seek common ground. that is what has changed in the years that i have been in washington. there has been a reluctance to try to sit down, find out what is most important to the other side and seek common ground. it used to be that those of us in the middle who sought lauded for our efforts. now it seems we are vilified. >> just in the last minute or so we have left, here are the b

of the seat of government of united states of america, as well as the seat of government for the state of texas. our 35th president died and diamond, room one. at that moment, the ascendancy of the 36 president of the united states occur. the president was assassins and we were there. like the patrons of the ford's theatre who witnessed the assassination of president lincoln, a blood splattered history assaulted our senses. some of us were in the emergency operating room and conspiracy berrios and the doctors at parkland were the only ones who saw the neck wound before the emergency tracheotomy occurred, and they were unanimous that the neck wound was an entry wound and in time, however, most, but it's not all would believe this. the vein of recollection will report from those of us who stood at the emergency room loading dock, some of them who were in the room, some colossal errors that are here and we looked into the top down and saw the back seat covered in blood and the roses on the floor. there were about 150 of us standing there when we received word that the preside

playing a part in putting a man on the moon as part of a great national effort from the united states of america. many years ago, the great british explorer george malory who was to die on mt. everest who was asked why did he want to climb it. he said because it was there. space is there, and we're going to climb it. and the moon and the planets are there, and new hope for knowledge and peace are there. and therefore, as we set sail, we ask god's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. thank you. >> for all the people back on earth, the crew of apollo 8 has a message we would like to send to you. in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth. and the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the base of the deep, and the spirit of god moved upon the face of the waters and god said, let there be light, and there was light. and god saw the light. that it was good, and god divided the light from the darkness. >> and god called the light day, and the darkness he called night, and the evening and the morning was the fir

they're saying you cannot trust the president of the united states of america. he looked at you and told you you could keep your plan, and he lied to you. and i think that's going to be the core issue for many, is to say, look at the prices, look at the exchange, look at your options, and are you better off now than you were five years ago when barack obama started his campaign on health care, and the majority of americans now are saying, we don't trust the president of the united states of america. so i think it's going to be really a trust issue here. and i also think the other issue is national security, i mean, you see this the last -- here to get some sort of deal done, maybe today with iran, if that doesn't pan out, i think there's also a trust issue there with the national security on those issues, as well, and people pay attention to it. >> hilary, very quickly, the democrats' strongest issue into 2014? >> i think health care is going to be available to 25 million people who did not have it before. the idea that the republicans are going to run on the fa

nine hundred seventy nine and we have to see that the historical enemy of iran what is the united states of america what its washington that they also agreed to this term if this works so would be quiet the story to so we all can trust wait for the details of this agreement and of course for the speech of the u.s. president barack obama will come on comment on the remount. and we can't forget obviously that this is only a temporary fix for six months given that it's taken a decade to get here to have any faith that they'll be able to find a permanent solution in the coming months. i think this is this is the most important question what you ask about that even if this with. if it will be supported by the most powerless who signed this we shouldn't forget when we talk about this agreement when we look to the media and also what western politicians say they talk about this agreement as if iran is a nuclear power and military nuclear power and to disagree victory now that iran will give up the nuclear weapons arsenal but that's not true with the contradiction is the case you run as a country with no n

united states policy. in response to a video. >> we delivered the definitive indictment against the president's chief spokesman, jay carney. >> i never lie. >> "hannity" starts right here. >> the president of the united states of americas trying the rewrite history tonight for the entire hour. we'll be joined by a spirited bipartisan spirited audience and we'll turn thing over to them. first i want to explain fully to you the american people how the administration will say and do anything to cover for lves. and as one veteran washington journalist aptly described it today, this white house is now lying about lies they told. here's why. last night during a speech, president obama instead of just manning up like a true leader and accepting responsibility that he was not truthful to you, the american people when he promised that could you keep your doctors and your plans. instead he said this. if you had one of these plans and you really liked that plan, what we said was you could keep it. if it hasn't change since the laws passed. >> if it hasn't change? that was president obama claiming that he never made sufficient a promise? i actually remember him saying this oh, 30 times, this one example back in 2009. >> first of

of america are treaties really. so this perpetuation of stereotypes in this case which is still of our mall in the united states is the work of our president and city into the drink it is actually hairspray. native indians now of the highest rates of suicide and pandemics of cancer in the western hemisphere of forty four life expectancy is lower than afghanistan and around the same as europe at the top of the pilgrims for official banquet to celebrate three hundred fifty years since pilgrims landed all sorts is invited native indian frank james to speak for when they saw his speech taken from the settlers own account of what really happened they wouldn't let him read it. the pilgrims had hardly explored the shores for days before they ran out of the graves of my ancestors and stole their corn wheat and beans the indians knew this fact yet welcomed and to be friended the settlers little knowing that they would be killed by the settlers beyond what has happened cannot be changed but today we work toward a better america a more indian america where people and nature are once again important because help start a national

scary, and the odds are overwhelming and very few people are willing to stand up to the united states of americad that is what he is willing to do. he is willing to make a sacrifice for what he believes in. this is the united states of america versus harborside. >> the day steve d'angelo has been waiting for is finally here. chief federal justice maria elena james is hearing their motions, and she could effectively shutdown harborside for good. >> i came from kentucky. i love you. i love you. i love your brother. >> i know if i died tomorrow that my life's work is going to be accomplished, and i don't think that the drug warriors like melinda hague can say the same thing. >> thank you so much. >> all right. all right. there's henry. okay. >> the precedent-setting ruling today will likely shape the future for cannabis for patients and proprietors and for all of the states with these laws on their books. >> i'm all set, baby. >> we are going to win. >> absolutely. that is what we came here to do. >> for steve, a win is everything. a loss would be devastating. >>> steve has received the ruling from

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of the united states as a fallback. we have no choice. the united states of americatry, let one its citizens, actually three of its citizens, rot right now in a jail in iran because we did not put as a precondition to negotiations, including -- i want to everybody to hear this -- giving the iranians money, easing sanctions. what they said, we're going to make sure there's a flow of humanitarian aid. that's what secretary kerry said. you want humanitarian aid on both sides, that would be the americans being released. it was than easy thing for the iranians to do, easy for the united states to ask for, but evidently when we got to the table, the united states of america through its secretary of state decided it wasn't enough of a priority, that they would singly focus on the iranian nuclear situation and they were going to ignore the plight of americans held captive by the people we're negotiating with. >> well, you mentioned the statement that we got from the administration. this comes to us when our white house correspondent, radio white house correspondent, asked sp

believe the allies have conducted any kind of espionage activity against the united states of america our intelligence or otherwise? >> absolutely. >> are you familiar with a story from the former french head of the dcri? >> that is the french domestic intelligence organization. >> let me read you a quote. i am amazed by such disconcerting naÏvetÉ. you'd almost inc. our politicians don't bother to read the ports they get from their ourlligence -- think politicians don't bother to read the reports they get from their intelligence department. say, some of this reminds me of the classic movie casablanca. my god, there is gambling going on here. it is the same kind of thing. alexander, in your experience as director of the security agency, have allies in the united states engaged in anything that you call and espionage act toward the united states of america? >> yes, they have, chairman. >> that would be consistent with most of our allies. let's pick a place. the european union. , it would, chairman. >> this is ongoing today. it did not stop last week or two years ago to the best of your

. >> you got the fancy title and you are the chief information officer of the united states of americand you didn't know about this before the biggest domestic policy program website in the history of the country was launched and you didn't know about this? >>> we mentioned the hearings. they have wrapped up. ohio ran jordan gave them it. >> it is pretty plain language. didn't test it. no end to end testing and done before october 1st and yet the it person in charge. somebody said it is okay to start this thing. >> i say it is taken out of context. >> did you know the results of the minor testing before october 1st. >> i haven't seen the document in >> you got the fancy title and you are the chief information officer of united states of america. that is a pretty big title and you didn't know about this before the biggest domestic policy program is launched in this country and you didn't know about this. >> sir, i haven't seen this document. >> that scares us. mr. park, you are supposed to be the clark kent coming out of the phone booth. did you know about that before october 1st? >> i

. >>> god bless those served and the united states of america. >> the president said he will push for wounded veterans to have the resources they need and get them back in the job market. he honored the oldest living world war ii veteran, 107 year old. >>> honoring the fallen from afghanistan ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: on this veteran's day, several gathered at these crosses to remember. >> those have died and given their lives and service to our country. >> iraq and afghanistan is still going on. we don't want people to forget there are people there being killed there everyday. >> reporter: back in 2006 they started honoring those and to protest the wars. now it is at 7,000. some want it to be a symbol of the cost of war. >> it is our job of citizens to make sure the professional soldier is called on for the right reasons and as the absolute last option. >> reporter: those who died were honored as well as those with physical or psychological injury. >> many have lost their lives by their own hand when they have come back from combat. >> reporter: they want to help with the services

but puebla, mexico is not the united states of america. id you see the way i want to arrange things inside ? i love this idea. instead of having the kitchen in the back and all the tables up front, i want to have the kitchen in the same room with the customers. and then-- wait a minute. slow down, rosa. people don't want to watch the food being cooked. but i want the feeling in the kitchen to be open and full of light. - i have never seen anything like that in puebla. - that's the idea ! if this is going to be like every other restaurant, why should we even bother ? maybe to have a successful business. oh. you don't think my idea can be successful ? aye. mi amor. this is all very different... from what i was expecting. - i must think about it. - but i have already thought about it. rosa, you are a very good chef. but there is more to openg a restaurant than just cooking. there's the whole business side. that's why i'm taking classes at school. you can take as many classes as you want. but if you want to succeed in puebla, you have tonk like

united states of america. on that have - with liability to all. >> colleagues, we have board minutes could you i have a motion to approve those minutes. without objection those minutes are approved >> are there any items. >> those are items are considered routine if a member objects then the agenda could be separated. >> on items one through 19. supervisor avalo (calling names) there are 11 eyes. the ordinance is finally, passed next item >> item 20 is an ordinance to amended the park codes the hours of operation from 5:00 a.m. to maintained with certainty expectations and making environmental finding supervisor breed. >> thank you. i have a question for department of rec and park. i know there is a request to post signage with the hours and i said to know if there's an estimate of the amount of money it's going to cost and where the money is going to come from. it's part of the resolution if we approve it we're on the hook for it and i don't know where the money is coming from >> if you could ask a representa

. >> just this week, we learned for the first time in nearly two decades, the united states of americaroduces more of our own oil here at home than we buy from other countries. that's a big deal. it's a tremendous step toward american energy independence. >> the republican response, senator ron johnson ridiculed the president's apology for the botched rollout. more than 4 million americans received notices their health insurance will be cancelled despite the reassurance everyone who had it could keep it. >> they were not slight exaggerations, they were statements fully vetted, coldly calculated and carefully crafted to deceptively sell your health care plan to a trusting public. political fraud echoed by house and senate democrats. >> there's been an outbreak of meningitis in new jersey. because it's a strain not commonly found in the united states, federal authorities will allow the importation of a advocate sags approved in australia but not the u.s. a university spokesman says a sixth student contracted the disease, which can be spread through coughing and the exchange of saliva. on