they believe the united states of america and the obama administration is not listening to them. at they've got points of view, that they feel strongly about -- another thing they believe is that the united states doesn't have their back particularly with regard to iran. they believe that we don't understand that they see iran as their soviet union, right? so there's two things say about secretary clinton. one they believe that secretary clinton listens and where secretary clinton is on iran based on what i heard her say and read, she thinks that and at the same time, i think she believes and i know based on what she said she believes we need to push back harder against iranian-maligned behavior in the region. charlie: what should we be doing? mike: let me give you an example. they provide -- they provide money and assistance to terrorist groups, hamas and hezbollah. they supply money and weapons to shia groups in the region that are trying to overthrow groups. yemen. and they overthrough the government there. charlie: were tche competing with the saudis? mike: very simple example

justice antonin scalia a and they will strictly at here and interpret the constitution of the united states of america. [applause] for the sake of the rule of law, for the sake of the sanctity of life, for the sake of the second amendment to the constitution of the united states, for the sake of all our god-given liberties, let's decide here and now as well in virginia that the next president making appointments to the supreme court will be president donald trump. [applause] mr. pence: there's -- it seems to be a challenging time in the life of our nation, isn't it? thingseems to be so many that divide us, so few things and great offices that unite us as they once did. it does not have to be that way. it is at moments like this when politics fail, that we do well to remember a simple truth, one i was raised on. and that is there will always be more in america that unites us than will ever divide us in these united states. [applause] i was raised to believe in that. my grandfather came to this country from ireland and took a train to chicago and drove a bus for 40 years. the proudest man i ever knew. i

give you a man of courage, a leader who will name our enemy and marshal the resources and the national will to make america safe again. i give you the next president of the united statesf america, donald trump. [applause] trump. [applause] >> thank you everybody thank you very much. it's great to be with you this afternoon. today we began a conversation about how to make america safe again. in the 20th century, the united states has defeated fascism, nausea's him and communism. now a different threat challenges our world. radical islamic terrorism. this summer there has been an isis attack launched outside the war zones of the middle east every 84 hours. here in america we have seen one brutal attack after another. thirteen were murdered and 38 wounded in the assaults on fort hood. the boston marathon bombing wounded and maimed 264 people and ultimately left the worst on the lgbt q. community. and i'll tell you what, we can never ever allow this to happen again. [applause] thank you. in europe we have seen the same carnage and bloodshed inflicted upon our closest allies. in january of 2015 a french satirical newspaper, "charlie hebdo," was attacked for publishing cart

they believe in the united states of america, they believe the obama administration is not listening to them, right. that they've got points of view, they feel strongly about, another thing they believe is that the united states does not have their back, particularly with regard to -- they believe we don't understand they see iran as their soviet union, right. so there's two things i'd say about secretary clinton here. one is they do believe that secretary clinton listens. and i think where secretary clinton is on iran, based on what i've heard her say and based on what i've read is look the nuclear deal is a really good thing, i think. i think that too borrow at t he -- but at the same time based on what she says, she believes we need to push back harder against iran and malign behavior in the region, right. >> rose: should we be doing that. >> let me give you an example and i think we've talked about this around the take. they provide money and assist instance to terrorist groups, hamas and hezbollah. they could not exist without support. they supply money and weapons to shi'a group

aspirations of the people in claymont, in scranton, and every scranton and claymont in the united states of america known her for over 30 years. i knew her before she was first lady. when she became first lady. when we served together in the senate. during her years as secretary of state, once a week we would have breakfast in my home. i became the obama whisperer. [laughter] she would look at me and say what did he mean by that? ,he loves her. everybody knows this has never been an issue. unlike is a gigantic issue with her opponent. all kidding aside, by the way, my family is right there. [cheers] i did not even see you. secret service, you see that beautiful young girl right there? make sure she gets back when i leave the stage. we are not leaving till i get a hug. anyway sorry guys. ,[laughter] kind of a family thing. look, think about it. everybody has known from day how one smart and great hillary is. everybody knows how tough she is. will i don't think everybody knows enough about and may be , the irish catholic and , we wear peace here everything on our sleeves. i do not think they fully un

i want to ask him how do you define oppression in the united states of america? because, as i look at what's happened in the black community, it is not the oppression coming from, you know, this great nation or this country. everyone has an equality of opportunity. but when you look at the ails of this community, you look at the fact that two young black men 26 and 22, two young brothers just shot the cousin of dwyane wade an nba star how do we go so wrong in the community. look at the break down of the community. look at the family. entrepreneurship in the inner city community. that's what collin should have been talking about instead of parroting these talking points that i don't know who he got them from. >> let's bring in the viewers. in now is your chance to vote at home on twitter. should the nfl punish collin kaepernick for sitting during the national anthem tweet yenders using #greta. show you live votes throhout the show. is there any way he can get i has created a lot of noise is there any way to bkac out of that and express his deep seeded feeling about

give you a man of courage, a leader who will name our enemy and marshal the resources and the national will to make america safe again. i give you the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] >> thank you, everybody, thank you very much. it's great to be with you this afternoon. today we began a conversation about how to make america safe again. in the 20th century, the united states has defeated fascism, nauseism and communism. now a different threat challenges our world. radical islamic terrorism. this summer there has been an isis attack launched outside the war zones of the middle east every 84 hours. here in america we have seen one brutal attack after another. thirteen were murdered and 38 wounded in the assaults on fort hood. the boston marathon bombing wounded and maimed 264 people and ultimately left the worst on the lgbtq community. and i'll tell you what, we can never ever allow this to happen again. -- in june, 49 americans were murdereda tt the pulse nightclub in orlando, the worst mass shooting in our history, and the community,e lgbtq and i'll tell you what, we can never ever allow this to happen again. [applause] thank y

who will remain focused on the solutions to the real challenges facing the people of the united states of america. [applause] last week -- last week donald trump outlined his plan to restart our nation's economy to make america work again. today he will speak of the clear and present danger that radical islamic terrorism poses to our nation and how we can make america safe again. you know, in my years of public service, i've seen the handiwork f our ennis -- enemies firsthand. i was in capitol hill on september 11, 2001. i walked around with mayor giuliani in the ashes and rubble of ground zero just about a week later in new york city. and with my family at my side, i have stood in a quiet field near shanksville, pennsylvania where the heroes and the victims of flight 93 met their fate. since then i've seen the sacrifices of the american soldier in the global war on terror. and then i watched. over the last seven and a half years as the hard fought gains that they won were squandered by the failed foreign policy of barack obama and hillary clinton. [applause] history teaches that weakness arouses

] and by the way, what's happened with her 33,000 e-mails is an absolute disgrace to the united states of america. [applause] i've often said that the great general douglas macarthur of the great general george patton would be in a state of shock if they were alive today to see the way president obama and hillary clinton tried to recklessly announce their every move before it happens. like they did in iraq, so that the enemy can prepare and adapt. their enemy says thank you. the fight will not be limited to isis. we will decimate al-qaeda, and we will seek to starve funding. [applause] for iran backed hamas and hezbollah. so important. [applause] we can use existing u.n. security council resolutions to apply new and even stronger sanctions. military, cyber, and financial warfare will all be necessary to dismantle islamic terrorism. but we must use ideological warfare as well. very important. and they use it on us better than we have ever even thought of using it on them, but that will change. just as we won the cold war in part by exposing the evils of communism and the virtues of free markets, s

midwesterner, a governor from a state just south here, that i was humbled to accept the republican nomination as vicend it serves president of the united states of america. [applause] in the midst of the weakest economic recovery since the , today at this historic forum republican nominee for president of the united rates will do what so many american leaders have done podium,t this very simply put, today you will hear keynote speaker outline a , a new economic vision to make america great again. [applause] and it is an honor for me to , a man who i have just gotten to know personally over the past couple of months. friends.ecome fast it seems like someone i have life, quite frankly. so -- like so many other entrepreneurs in america, donald trump is a dreamer, builder, a driver, and a man who speaks his mind. sayhe is also a man i would -- what is so refreshing about donald trump and explains the connection he is literally made to millions of americans, thatse even as he is told -- skyscrapers to the sky, the largest cities, he is never forgotten the men and women who work with their hands, who grow our food, build our roads, who protect our families. s

that donald trump doesn't know, it's never ever ever been a good bet to bet against the united states of americas and applause] give it a fair shot. give it a fair chance. americans have never never ever let their country down. never. and ladies and gentlemen, in scranton and in america, we never bow. we never bend. we never kneel, we never yeeled, we own the finish line! that's who we are! we are america! and she gets it! we're second to none. and hillary clinton is going to write the next chapter in america history. cheers and applause] >> and from the washington examiner always correct election forecast model predicts trump win 51% to 48%. republican donald trump should win the presidency by a slim model that has accurately predicted the presidency. done for the vnk, crystal ball ows trump winning 51.4% to 48.6% for hillary clinton. the article goes on to say, however in an unusual move, it suggests that clinton will win because trump is so different from past presidential candidates and has such high unfavorability ratings that is election forecast basics can't be trusted. donald trump was i

united states of america, according to the crowd, when -- >> when. >> but here's my question. how long would it take you to build that wall, start to finish? you're a builder. >> i'm very good at it. almost immediately. now, if you would believe it, you know, they were going to build the wall a while ago, not so long ago. like in '06. and they couldn't get environmental impact. can you believe it? now, we got lucky because it was such a little wall, it was such

the united states of america, the people of the united states of america, the poor what nina: turkeyanded that the u.s. extradite the cleric. and the world's largest aircraft had a rough landing on its second test flight in the u.k. didn'tained damage, but give any details. none of the crew was heard. airship,ender is part part helicopter, and part airplane. it is more than 300 feet long. mark: september, big month for monetary policy. we are expecting important to decisions from the bank of japan, ecb, and the u.s.. jackson hole, wyoming, janet yellen gives a highly anticipated speech. says, for there to be a september rate hike in the u.s., janet yellen would have to be very, very hawkish. is september live and how hawkish the she really have to be to make it a reality? mark: i think september is not going to see a rate hike. the odds is 10% to 15% probability of a hike. and the title of the speech signals she is going to be looking probably more in the longer term and locations of dealing with monetary policy in a world of low growth and low productivity. that said, the risks are

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. >> the united states of america are on the verge of breaking apart. of america are on the verge of breaking apart as the summer drags on, the constitutional convention is deadlocked over how to divide the power over the states and centralized federal government. >> small states were worried that big states and poplar states like virginia would end up with a greater degree of power in the legislature. >> you must find a way to persuade these politicians who propose a strong and energetic company. >> they threaten to derail the convention and leaving the country without a constitution. >> well, the virginia ball and plotting the de instruction of states and the deadlock of the country. >> this is you and you destroyed this nation. >> mr. matters, without comp harr compromise, cannot be respected here or abroad. new jersey would welcome a true compromise. it was politics hard at work and different groups advocating their particular convention and there was always understanding the politics that you don't get everything that you want. what emerged was a co

. >> the united states of america are on the verge of >>> the united states of america are on the verge. as the summer drags on, the constitutional convention is deadlocked over how to divide power among the states and a centralized federal government. >> small states were worried that big states, populous states like virginia would end up with a greater degree of authority and power in the legislature. >> we must find a way to persuade these narrow-minded politicians who oppose a strong and energetic government. >> the stalemate threatens to derail the convention, leaving the country without a constitution or a working government. >> well, the virginia/pennsylvania caball plotting the destruction of states' rights, the very bedrock of this country. >> no, it is you who would destroy this nation with your foolish adherence to a useless confederation. >> mr. paterson, without compromise, we cannot be secure or respect abable both here and abroad. >> precisely. >> new jersey would welcome a true compromise. >> it was politics hard at work with different groups advocating their particular

as a fellow midwesterner from a state south of here, i was humbled to accept the republican nomination to run and serve as vice president of the united states of america. in the midst of the weakest economic recovery since the great recession, today, at this historic forum, the republican thenee for president of united states will do what so many american leaders have done before at this very podium -- simply put -- today, you will hear your keynote speaker a new economicn, vision to make america great again. and it is an honor for me to introduce him. and man who i have just gotten to know personally over the last couple of months. we have become fast friends. i haves like someone known all my life, quite frankly. like so many eric -- american on for norse throughout our history, donald trump is a dreamer. he is a builder. he is a driver. and he is a man who speaks his mind. sayhe is also a man i would -- what is so refreshing about donald trump and what explains the connection he has literally made to millions of americans because as he has built skyscrapers to the sky, to the summits of our largest cities, he has never forgotten the men who build o

of refugees in america or do we have effective back stops? >> when we listen to investigator comey, we have about 1,000 investigates in every state in the united states of america and thankfully, we have been able to thwart those efforts but you see the inspired attacks of what you saw in san bernardino, what you saw in orlando, and also in chattanooga, tennessee, where four marines and a sailor lost their lives because they were unarmed on a naval reserve support facility. we have individuals leaving this country to go fight along isis in syria and how do we pro cludethclud procludethem from coming back in? it's been a lot of luck and vigilance, but they have to get it right one time. >> you're absolutely right. it is a scary situation knowing this is what they're planning. do you think that there are sleeper cells right now? jim comey was pretty clear in terms of the hundreds of investigations going on right now. but are there sleeper cells here waiting for direction? how woulde the effectiveness of hour back stops and our security in place? >> well, of course there are sleeper cells in the united states of america, that's one of the issues

united states it is sickening. >> lilliana: we are not talking about what happen in savannah, georgia. there were two mass shootings and that was buried because this happen. how are we reporting two mass shn united states of america? >> megan: the bbc. >> meredith: the world look at the united states. >> megan: they can't believe guns and this happens all of the time. the paris incident doesn't happen over there. >> lance: we don't do any thing about it. no leaders are telling us what we should do. >> meredith: i agreement mario make

for us to be here on that special occasion not only for the harvey milk family but for the united states of america aren't we proud >> (clapping.) >> secretary magnifying us you have been a true a governor and ambassador and nor four more than seven years the skraeft secretary of the navy you honor us with your presence thank you for your jerng leadership and patism is so many people brought this day to fruition it is remarkable to start off with a gay man's chorus singing glib america and thank you for your leadership as part of the harvey milk foundation mayor ed lee, an honor to be here wasn't our city beautiful as a backdrop and i know you want to welcome the mayor in san diego thank you for the roll that san diego played in making this mr. mayor and ma'am, speaker thank you for what you did for the essential of the state of california and corn beggar knew harvey milk the best and i also want to recognize scott wiener for contributing to today as well to our. >> (clapping.) >> sponsor congratulations to you my understanding is that you were responsible for the ship for the life of the ship paul

to the united states and those extremists reaching out and attacking us and our interests is going to remain. is ais happening in aleppo national security issue for the united states of americahat is what she took the stance she did. ♪ ♪ charlie: the last surviving physicians -- this is the editorial. the last surviving's positions have begged president obama for help as the world has stood by and remarked how complicated syria is while doing little to protect us. he continued to say the burden of responsibility includes the united states and those who allow these things to continue. it continues to be a huge problem for the world. to deal with it. we are looking at the flow of refugees into europe and all that that suggests. it does in terms of the rise -- charlie, i listened very close into donald trump's speech on isis, hoping to hear something interesting. in terms of what to do that -- to do about it, i heard two things. one is a bunch of stuff we are already doing. for example, getting our arms around their finances. we're trying to do those things. he also said we should -- it is important to kill terrorists but it is even more important to capture them so you can act

god-given liberty or constitution, i give you the man who must be the next president of the united states of americadonald trump. [cheers] ♪ mr. trump: so how good is he? [cheers] special. he is a special man. a special person and he has become my friend. there is a lot of people here. [cheers] hello, everybody. your football team is going to have a great year. [cheers] i watch. you have the quarterback in the whole deal. i think it will be a very good year. [cheers] if you get into that super bowl, i will be going. i wrote something down before and i think it is important -- i love you too. [cheers] because we need unity, we have to win this election. this is truly one of the most important elections, certainly in my lifetime. because we are about to go -- we are in the wrong direction if we loose and maybe it is gone. supreme court justices, always remember that. so many different levels, when you see what happened with crooked hillary today, it was a disaster. she had a disaster. she lies. she lies. badly. i wanted to say to the group, i had a great really time when i was in wisconsin and i did n

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the anthem of the united states of america. ? ? >> teammates, close friends, medalists tonight in rio, biles and raisman. that brings us to a look at the medal count of day six. presented by mcdonald's, supporting athletes on their journeys toward olympic gold. another big day and night for the americans, with five golds overall. while the united states owns more gold medals than any other country in olympic history, fiji won a gold in rugby for its first medal of any kind. a nation with a population less than delaware, fiji loves rugby like no other sport. children grow up with a ball in their hands. entire villages huddle around radios and small tvs to listen play. and today, fans packed the 15,000-seat national stadium. there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her

midwesterner, as a governor from the state just south of here that i was humbled to accept the republican nomination, to run and serve as vice president of the united states of america. [applause] in the midst of the we get economic recovery since the great recession, today at this historic forum, the republican nominee for president of the united states will do what so many american leaders have done before, at this very podium. simply put, today, you will hear your keynote speaker outline a vision, a new economic vision to make america great again. [applause] it is an honor for me to introduce him, and man who i have just gotten to know, personally over the last couple of months, but we have become fast friends. it seems like someone i have known all my life. like so many other american entrepreneurs throughout our history, donald trump is a dreamer, a builder, a driver. he is a man who speaks his mind. say, also a man i would what is so refreshing about donald what explains the connection that he is literally made to millions of americans is because, even as he has built skyscrapers to the sky, to the summit of our largest cities, he has never forgotten the men a

midwesterner, as a governor from the state just south of here, i was humbled to accept the republican nomination as vicend serve president of the united states of america. [applause] midst of the week's economic recovery since the great recession, today at this historic forum republican nominee for president of the asted states is going to do so many american leaders have done at this podium. simply put, today you will hear your keynote speaker. , a new economic vision to make america great again. it is an honor for me to introduce him. a man who is just got to know personally. over the last couple of months we have become friends. he's even excellent i have known all over my life. like so many other american entrepreneurs, donald trump is a dreamer, builder, driver, and is a man who speaks his mind. i wouldso a man who say, what is so refreshing about donald and what it rains the connection he has literally made to millions of americans is because, even as he has builtto the summit of our largest cities, he has never forgotten the men and women who work with their hands, who grow our food, who build our roads, who attend our sick, who protect our fami

that in and of itself gives good value to the united states of america. >> one of this concerns i picked up on when it comes to drug trafficking issue was concern from some that decriminalization of marijuana in the united states was hurting our efforts to stop drug trafficking out of mexico. can you talk about that? >> yes, i'll do it carefully senator. im aware of who i'm speaking to right now. i will say, it is impossible for me to go to mexico and talk to the mexican government without hearing from virtually everyone i talked to the contradiction between us seeking to cooperate with them in terms of controlling dangerous drugs while in our own nation four states have proceeded to legalize, by which i mean the state government has a direct financial interest in the cultivation, production, sale, purchase of cannabis. i understand their message. i do not seek to dictate to the people of colorado, oregon, washington state or alaska what they will decide to do. i do think i understand the united states constitution and the federal system of government i say that it complicates my life in

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the anthem of the united states of america. ?? ?? >> teammates, close friends, medalists tonight in rio, biles and raisman. that brings us to a look at the medal count of day six. presented by m journeys toward olympic gold. another big day and night for the americans, with five golds overall. while the united states owns more gold medals than any other country in olympic history, fiji won a gold in rugby for its first medal of any kind. a nation with a population less than delaware, fiji loves rugby like no other sport. children grow up with a ball in their hands. entire villages huddle around play. and today, fans packed the 15,000-seat national stadium. there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for

folks like newt gingrich say this undermining the united states of america. what say you? it is 100% undermining the united states of america. not only that, it's ironic and especially in lifgt the seg mebt we just did, to look at this administration and this obama hillary administration who has hillary has lied under oath. she has risked the national security. the woman should be in prison and we know it. anyone that denies it is lying to themselves. you contrast that with like donald trump who has a record and does thing onz time, under budget. she has nothing to run on. so she has to use scare tactics to make the american people think he's somehow unfit. i think the american people are smarter. >> i'm going back. i can't remember a seeded president taking shots at a kabd date that's going to take over the -- that potentially could take over what wh are republicans gob listening to probe saying are we really going to go your advice considering that the mess that we're in right now from a national security perspective, economic perspective, do we really want to follow in

movement is united in regard to elect him a come to be the next president of the united states of america. to get to know this good man, i have to tell you, i come from south of highway 40 in indiana. we talked straightforward and playing down there. all i can tell you is, donald trump gets it. frustrationss the and the aspirations of the american people or than any other leader in her lifetime since ronald reagan. [cheers] he is a genuine article. usuallydoer in a game reserved for talks. when donald trump does his talking, he does like a tiptoeing around all those rules, lyrical correctness, none of that. the political class lays in the way of men and women try to make a difference. he says it like it is and he will make america great again. [cheers] the funny thing is, the party and power seems helpless to figure out our nominee. of course i'm referring to the media. boo! governor pence: think about it, they keep telling each other that the usual methods are going to work against them. they keep thinking they had done him in. that this is come up and it is all over. you turn on the tv

highly skilled andd motivated people through the watch over aatat defiant dictator and serve united states of america with great pride stress disorder and the struggle is real. incredibly hard. they turn so much out of me all i have to live with that for the rest of my life. to now just a little more than oneh week away from the fox 8 foxtroa this year we're learning to registration also receive a free look at the temperature a carbon copy of what it wasasl most areas will see much of anything will continue to track them andto post them online as e continue today with similar to jt has highlights from all the i everybody top of the friday to be trapped the decision to the atlanta falcons. we will get you the football and they were gathered at their word that they were not tackling very well this is the 19 yarder from freeman t board is a 7-7 for parking. he says all do it again. and then they just could notot stop the visitors who rang out they celebrate five guys for at progressive field back up at tht wall. it will clear the bases. early in the contest as they move on. how about jos? ramirez. they

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the anthem of the united states of america. ?? ?? >> teammates, close friends, medalists tonight in rio, biles and raisman. that brings us to a look at the medal count of day six. presented by m journeys toward olympic gold. another big day and night for the americans, with five golds overall. while the united states owns more gold medals than any other country in olympic history, fiji won a gold in rugby for its first medal of any kind. a nation with a population less than delaware, fiji loves rugby like no other sport. children grow up with a ball in their hands. entire villages huddle around radios and small tvs to listen play. and today, fans packed the 15,000-seat national stadium. there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of

state that hasnt warmed up to him. if you want a president who will upend the status quo in washington dc, and uphold the constitution of the united states of america, then my friends in wisconsin we have but one choice the room was mostly - but not completely - full. governor scott walker, who skipped trumps rally in green bay last week, introduced pence here. great leader not just for indiana, but come this january, he is going to join the team that helps turn america around again, and makes america great again! pences speech was interrupted three times by protesters... nats - disturbance and people shouting 'trump! trump!' at the protester police led them all out the door within seconds nats - protesters led away pence acknowledged neither the protesters nor those who chanted 'lock her up' as he hammered hillary clinton over her email scandal and reports that she may have used her state department pos lets leave here and not rest and not relent until we make donald trump the 45th president of the united states of america. we will make america great again! trump has named two wisconsin businesswomen - diane hendricks and liz eihlein - to his econ

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the anthem of the united states of america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> teammates, close friendssts tonight in rio, biles and raisman. that brings us to a look at the medal count of day six. presented by mcdonald's, supporting athletes on their journeys toward olympic gold. another big day and night for the americans, with five golds overall. while the united states owns more gold medals than any other country in olympic history, fiji won a gold in rugby for its first medal of any kind. a nation with a population less than delaware, fiji loves rugby like no other sport. children grow up with a ball in their hands. entire villages huddle around radios and small tvs to listen to or watch the national team play. and today, fans packed the 15,000-seat national stadium. there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her disti

of america. and i think this march will go down as one of the greatest, if not the greatest demonstration for freedom and human dignity ever held in the united statescience of america stood aroused, tall and awakened as twilight fell over the march of washington. it imitated a lingering sense of shame. it emitted -- admitted that pain been overlooked. america reminded herself of her destiny, her aspirations, the forth herhat brought birth. america could turn her eyes on freedom and justice, issues for all. turning attention to the civil rights bill before congress. currently under the examination of the elected representatives in the land. she turned her thoughts to the job ahead. the sound in spirit a massive reminder of the meaning of freedom traveling around the world on the day of august the eighth, rightfully initiating from the grounds where abraham lincoln sat silently and gravely, watching over this land . the u.s. is reminded that it is not enough to hope together, to pray together. she is reminded that she must speak and act for the common good. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its capti

midwesterner, as a governor from the state just south of here that i was humbled to accept the republican nomination, to run and serve as vice president of the united states of america. [applause] in the midst of the we get -- we just economic recovery since the great recession, today at this historic forum, the republican nominee for president of the united states will do what so many american leaders have done before, at this very podium. simply put, today, you will hear your keynote speaker outline a vision, a new economic vision to make america great again. [applause] it is an honor for me to introduce him, and man who i have just gotten to know, personally over the last couple of months, but we have become fast friends. it seems like someone i have known all my life. like so many other american entrepreneurs throughout our history, donald trump is a dreamer, a builder, a driver. he is a man who speaks his mind. he is also a man i would say, what is so refreshing about donald what explains the connection that he is literally made to millions of americans is because, even as he has built skyscrapers to the sky, to the summit of our largest cities, he has never fo

. >> first of all, the united states of america does not pay ra ransom and does not negotiate ransoms, it is not our policy, that is number one. lou: straight forward, you have seen and heard president of the united states and one of the highest ranking members of this government lie to the american people. now, because of this doing ed dogged and diligent reports of "wall street journal," they have admitted it was tied to release of prisoners. and since january, 3 citizens have been detained in iran. we talk up this consequences with citizens united president david fosse, and governor mike huckabee joining us, a lot to discuss, including donald trump. once again casting himself as the law and order candidate. the republican nominee, tonight campaigning in north carolina. he held a round table discussion with law enforcement officials to same day that hillary clinton met with police leaders in new york. trump up stages hillary by heading to a shooting range, he reportedly shot a m-4 ar-15, cameras were not allowed but trump did stalk about the outs and his great respect for police. >>

today to launch a ballistic missile with a new clear warhead on it that could reach the united states of america. do i think that's going to happen? no. but that risk exists. >> rose: why do you think it's not going to happen? because we can shoot it down or because of what? >> because i think a he is rational. and he understands that if he did that, that would be the end of his country. two, we have significant defense capabilities. so you know, one could be fired in confusion, one could be fired, miscalculation and you know, we could deal with it. what i really worry about are two things. i worry less about them actually launching a missile at us. the two things i do worry about are one that there could be some sort of conflict between north and south korea that could evolve into a nuclear strike by north korea on south korea. and the reason i'm worried about that is because south korea used to simply take the blows that were given at it by north korea. you know, north koreans sank a south korean sub marine several years ago. north korea shelled a south korean city that killed a number of peop

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the anthem of the united states of america. ?? ?? >> teammates, close friends, medalists tonight in rio, biles and raisman. that brings us to a look at the medal count of day six. presented by mcdonald's, supporting athletes on their another big day and night for the americans, with five golds overall. while the united states owns more gold medals than any other country in olympic history, fiji won a gold in rugby for its first medal of any kind. a nation with a population less than delaware, fiji loves rugby like no other sport. children grow up with a ball in their hands. entire villages huddle around radios and small tvs to listen to or watch the national team 15,000-seat national stadium. there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, thr

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on the next coming 8th of november, the people of the united states will elect a new president of the united states of america. i am absolutely certain that the electoral process will be one with intense debate and many ideas and a full citizen participation which are all the characteristics of the great democratic tradition of the united states of america. both hillary clinton and mr. donald trump have publicly expressed their respect towards me. as the president barack obama has said, the next president of the united states will find in mexico and in its government a neighbor that wishes to work in a constructive way in order to strengthen and increase the relationship between our nations, bonds of our countries and to face our common challenges. if we decide to look at our opportunities together as friends, as good neighbors and as strategic allies based on a relationship which is founded on mutual respect, although we do not agree on everything, we trust that together we'll be able to find greater prosperity without losing sight of the fact that liberty and independence are the grounds for everything we d

company which is unitedhealthcare, $800 a month for every medicare recipient we have in the united states of america. and aid as a foreign owned company which is out of germany. i want to know what the truth was behind us. i was told that by my insurance agent. >> host: have you heard this? >> guest: i'm not sure exactly what the second company is. served the government does pay essentially does pay companies quite a bit to cover medicare recipients if folks signed up for some of the medicare advantage for medicare part c. and d. the government does bear a big part of that cost. >> host: doug is in wisconsin and it get insurance through his employer. welcome to the conversation. >> caller: hello. l i'd like to know how this cadillac tax, how that's going to affect hra's. currently i have that benefit through my employer. but i've heard that next year it's going to be considered a cadillac tax and it will be eliminated. >> host: are you talking about health savings accounts? >> caller: right. >> host: have you heard about that? >> guest: so the cadillac tax was supposed to go into effect in 2018. it'

this man is totally, thoroughly unqualified to be president of the united states of america. this guy's shame has no limits. he's even gone so far as to ask putin and russia to conduct cyber attacks against the united states of america. he's even showered praise on saddam hussein one of the vilest dick taters of the 20th century. he would have loved stalin. he would have loved stalin. >> vice president biden getting heated there. afterwards a notable shift in tone, clinton toured his childhood home. the vice president held court in the kitchen telling stories about the old neighborhood while hugging the current homeowner. >> democratic senate minority leader harry reid came back with the republican nominee with scathing rhetoric as well blasting trump as an unpatriotic drain on society who has earned nothing and helped no one. and challenged trump to take the citizenship test required of new applicants. quote, he would almost certainly fail given his general ignorance and weak grasp of basic facts about american history, principles, and functioning of our government. >> and tr