of venezuela does not return to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law, the united states of america will hold all 25 of its magistrates accountable for their actions. i came today to be very clear, the united states of america will continue to assert all pressure, to bring about a peaceful transition to democracy in venezuela. for those that continue to oppress the good people of venezuela, know this -- all options are on the table. nations across the world have spoken with a clear voice. the time has come for freedom loving nations also to begin to prepare. prepare for a brighter future for the people of venezuela after maduro is gone. under president trump's leadership, i'm proud to say the united states has been standing with the people of venezuela, and we have been committed to helping families and communities that have been devastated by the dictatorship and oppression of the maduro regime. we have positioned more than 500 metric tons of food and supplies on the venezuelan border, ready for immediate distribution. the american people have provided nearly $260 -- $260 million i

america and the early 1830's. and it is the united states and mexico, -- the united states of mexico, the united states of america,nd the one in california. and we live here should actually be proud of our mexican heritage . you are smiling at me. say, i am a mexican-american. >> i am a mexican-american. via la republic. come back on thursday and we will discuss the stuff there, otherwise we are done. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> watch lectures in history every weekend on american history tv. we take you into college classrooms to learn about topics ranging from the american revolution tonight 11. saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on c-span three. sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, we are at to library of congress -- learn about a muslim scholar from west africa, where he was captured, shipped to north carolina and sold into slavery. the curator shows his autobiography and documents in the library collection. hand to hand.m

the safety and security of president juan guaido and his family are a priority for the united states of america. [applause] the united states has stood strong for freedom in venezuela. the president said we can be a lot tougher. regime inmaduro particular, the supreme court of venezuela has undermined its constitutional mandate. the supreme court was established to protect the rule of law. sadly, of late, it has become a political tool for a regime that usurps democracy, indicts political prisoners, and promotes authoritarianism. it is time for the supreme court in venezuela to return to its founding purpose. if the supreme court of venezuela does not return to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law, the united states of america will hold all 25 of its magistrates accountable for their actions. i came today to be very clear. the united states of america will continue to exert all diplomatic and economic to bring about a peaceful transition of democracy in venezuela. oppress who continue to the good people of venezuela, know this. all options are on the table. nations across the wo

united states of mexico has abolition of slavery. we will talk about that. united states of america has slavery. it is written into the onstitution, 3/5 clause. but the united states america has complete religious toleration whereas there is religious toleration in mexico, but if you want to own land or get married or officially partake in the government, you need to be roman catholic. but each is an experiment in sort of different kinds but a lot of similarities. in california our big issues are instabilities we are trying to deal with. most important is indian health, disease, a lot of problems, and health in the broadest sense, building of the state, making their lives flourish. how do we help them becomes a ig issue for the mexicans. that is what we are talking about. that is what you read material about. colonization is bringing people in from mexico but also immigration from a number of different laces. we get a lot and how to handle it. colonization is, do we go fast, do we go slow, how do we make it orderly, because it can get disorderly, then use the distribution of mission

this is very different than the united states of america, because the united states of america has decreed from very early on that federal land that is not given out like normal belongs to the federal government, the nation. it doesn't belong to the indians. whereas in mexico and in spanish law, it did belong to the indians. we have to figure out how to get it back to them because we have processes. and education is a big issue, if you are going to run a republic, you have got to have education. we will talk a bit about this gets at the island of the blue dolphins story, fast-changing pacific world, international issues, ecological issues, all sorts of -- the opium war in china, what we talked about last time. there is a lot of stuff going on in the pacific. these are instabilities. in the midst of these instabilities, the united states of mexico is kind of charting its way through this. we are a territory of the united states of mexico, the sort of far north that is lagging in some ways, but we have opportunities that maybe they don't have in mexico city and stuff like that because we are

the law applies equally to all in the united states of america. i believe in this concept to the extent that i will stand alone and say that the president of the united states is not to be above the law. and i will stand alone, because on some things, it's better to stand alone than not stand at all. so i will stand alone, say to the world that in this country, where in we indicate in the pledge of allegiance, liberty and justice for all, in this we recognize in people are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. in this country, no person is above the law. when it comes to the law, as it relates to the president of the united states of america, the place where the president is brought before the barf justice, is -- bar of justice, is the house of representatives. this is the place where the law and the president will come together. and in this place, because of the constitution of the united states of america, article 2, section 4, if a president commits impeachable acts, the president is brought before this bar

it is happening right here in the united states of america, philadelphia, pennsylvania, your home statenited states, the land of religious liberty, pennsylvania people don't know that william penn set up the land of religious freedom. it's concerning, we want people to be free to exercise of religion or no religion at all. >> there talk about killing people. that is exactly right. unfortunately, this should be in some respects not a surprise to some people. we have seen this around the globe and other places, and it has to be deterred with maximum effect. we respect everybody's right to practice their own religions but not when it comes to inciting violence or advocating for violence for people who wish not to practice the same religion and so, obviously it's very disturbing and concerning. >> their teaching rose, i should point out the islamic center in philadelphia said this is a and forgive me, the national islamic center, i would encounter, as isolated and they specifically posted it, the kids knew the song, somebody had to talk to the work, and the tune to the actual songs. i would

chicago is the number one city for corporate relocations in the united states of america. d in the time they always went to notre dame, michigan, depaul, i had 9000 kids, of which about 35% are immigrants, all right in their own backyard. i brought them in, gave them a seat at the table on the curriculum and made sure they were part of the success. the community college system today, if you go back in history, it was the main area where kids kids went to college on the g.i. bill. we became focused on research and there were research universities. this is the renaissance of the community college system. i was heartened to hear the ceo of mgm talk about the community college system. you have everybody there that is dying to be part of the economy. i will give you one anecdote and one story. early in my tenure, i was going to make an announcement about our mass transit system. i ran into a young man and said, where are you going? and he said i'm going to work at target, i work in the back, stocking. he was going to harold washington community college. he was going to get a bus

of america, the city of religious freedom, motherly love -- brotherly love, and sisterly affection, and future home of biden for president. [applause] [inaudible] president of next these united states of america. [applause] historically, [inaudible] of this republic that we owe the with the grace and wisdom to draft our declaration of independence, which is a living and viable document that guides us and gives us the resolve to bless all persons with the pursuit of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. [applause] as we gather in this place at this time to bless vice president biden and his campaign , let us people recommit to the upliftingmbracing and -- in the old testament. the love firstly and walk calmly with your god. [inaudible] encourage the oppressed. god, we are uniting together to stand with you and provide protection. as he embarks upon his new journey in this uniquely american experiment of democracy. and justice for all people. for our spanish brothers and sisters, we will say [speaking spanish] si se puede! [applause] >> we want joe. dawsonse welcome sydni to give the pledge of allegiance. [applause] >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of am

weekend let's hope that the attorney general of the united states understands his job and will affirm allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and not a single man fleeting in that job. we're hoping his own credibility and love of his country over the weekend will generate a resolution of this. >> it is also important to say that the house rules permit this, we approved it, it has been done many other times, the real question is to the attorney general, what are you afraid of? what -- >> are you concern thad this is now going to get. >> that is the news conference this morning from some of the house democratic members. we'll take you live now to nancy pe loi si's briefing. >> the

this is about the constitution of the united states of america. we took an oath not to try to protect donald trump. we took an oath to protect and serve the constitution of the united states of america and the way we do that is begin impeachment proceedings now against this president. >> senator elizabeth warren, democrat from massachusetts and 2020 candidate joins me now. you spent about 40 minutes on the floor of the senate reading portions of the mueller report. why did you do that? >> i didn't wake up this morning saying let's go to the floor and talk about the mueller report, but let's keep in mind, mitch mcconnell just kept saying no, no, no. everything is over. case closed. we're done. no. we're not. when the rupt came out. into the night and the wee hours of the morning and the next day. after i finished, 448 pages, i realized three things that were unmistakable in that report. part one, a hostile foreign government attacked the elections in order to help donald trump get elected. part two, donald trump as a candidate welcomed that help. wh

the united states of america. [cheers and applause] mrs.rump: thank you again for eing here and i hope you enjoy yourselves. everyone in this room deserves to be celebrated. god bless you and your families and god bless the united states of america. and happy mothers' day. it is my honor to ask the president to say a few words. cheers and applause] president trump great job and thank -- president trump: melania, you did a beautiful job in organizing this celebration in organizing military. i miss my mother. military moms are the backbone of america. i know it is still two days away, but i wish everybody right now a very happy mothers' day. happy mothers' day everybody. [cheers and applause] president trump: we are pleased to be joined by our great vice president mike pence. stand up, mike. [cheers and applause] president trump: stand up, mike. doing a great job. and our wonderful second lady, karen pence. karen, thank you. [cheers and applause] president trump: proud military family and tremendous advocates for our warriors and loved ones.

the congress of the united states of america must do its job, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the congress of the united states of america, many of whom as members have indicated that the president has committed impeachable acts, but then go on to say that we should not impeach him. mr. speaker, we cannot say that a president has committed impeachable offenses and then not impeach. o to do so would legitimatize the president's actions. this congress can cannot allow this president to do what he's doing, say that he ought to be impeached, and then step back from impeach. . that would say to the president that he can can go out now and claim legitimacy. exsay -- he can say if i were a person guilty of impeachable offense, the congress can would impeach me. he would say one party had enough votes to do it without the assistance of the other party. he will say to the country i have done nothing wrong, and that would be wrong in toto for him to say such a thing because he's done many things that are wrong. he we as a congress have a duty to bring before this body the presid

and i think what we have to do is increase access for everybody in the united states of america and bey for it. and we haven't been willing to pay for it. there are rural communities and urban communities, many african-americans in the south, others in parts of country where there is no primary care or maternity care at all. and that's why people are dying in our country, and that's why our life expectancy is actually going down in the united states of america instead of what's happening in all these other countries of the world. i think that it is time for us to have universal health care in the country. we've got to reduce the cost of health care in the united states because we're spending twice as much as any other industrialized country in the world, but we're not covering people as you say for the most basic parts of health care that are expected as a right in other countries. they should be a right in the united states of america no matter what color you are, especially if you are living in one of our less privileged communities. >> senator, our next question comes from jake stro

liberal international order is not a nonliberal society like china but a liberal society like united states of americapplause] two of the leading scholars in america so i believe the biggest threat comes from the united states of america not from china because at liberal international order from suicide of its creators so think of that. [applause] . >> now we will get into the middle of the debate and picking up where we left off and touching on the news of this last week with trade tensions between china and the united states ratchet up. will you admit this trade dispute is not about defending the liberal international order but pursuing america's pursuit he - - pursue two technologically to create huge damage to the critical bilateral relationship and unmore importantly knocking out the pins from under the international liberal order doesn't have america has something to answer for? [laughter] . >> actually this is the chinese communist party talking points. [laughter] [applause] 's what you have seen in the last two years is our recognition that the assumptions are which we based our policy were wr

international order paradoxically is not a nonliberal society or a liberal society like the united states of america[applause] two of the leading in america that i believe that the biggest threat is into the united states of america and not from china. and with that liberal international order faces the danger from its creators. think of that. [applause] . >> the perfect debate so far. now let's go to the middle of the debate and work through the key issues perk i want to pick up where he left off and also begin by touching on the news of this last week with trade tensions between china and the united states ratchet up considerably so will you level with this audience and admit this trade dispute is not about defending the liberal international order by pursuing america's security interest by clipping china's wings economically and technologically and by doing this you create critical bilateral relationships and more importantly knocking the pins out from under the liberal international order doesn't have something. >> doesn't america has something to answer for. [applause] spec this is a chinese co

the president of the united states of america has been said by constitutional scholars, by members of this august body, and by lawyers, hundreds have been -- has been said that he is subject to the law and that he should be properly prosecuted. it's not happening. the prosecution of the president in the house of representatives will take place once impeachment is initiated. so until impeachment is initiated, this president is above the law. he continues to could be struck. he is above the law. i'm using this refrain because it's important for the american public, the people who understand that no one is above the law, to at least see that we have a problem. we have a president who, by ost standards, has committed impeachable acts. and yet we have not started the impeachment process. if the president is not impeached, one of two things will happen. one, he won't be impeached, or two, the congress of the united states of america will become a toothless paperer tiger. not only as it relates to this president, but also as this is related to future presidents. we cannot allow the perceptio

of venezuela does not return to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law the united states of america will hold all twenty five of its magistrates accountable for their actions. so i came today to be very clear united states of america will continue to exert all diplomatic and economic pressure to bring about a peaceful transition of democracy in venezuela but to those who continue to oppress the good people of venezuela know this all options are on the table and also he's a boy who has more now from caracas. very early in the morning the supreme court here in venezuela announced that they were initiating a criminal actions against opposition lawmakers in from the national assembly here in venezuela they said that they were accused of treason and rebellion of being part of what the government here says was a cool to remove a little out of office later on we saw the constituent assembly which is a legislative body created by the government to in a way replace the national assembly because it's considered to be in contempt of by the administration to vote to strip from immunity those sa

. >> i am a candidate for president of the united states of americafore you to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> i'm bernie sanders. i'm running for president. >> i am running for president. >> i am running for president of the united states. >> i'm running to serve you as president of the united states of america. >> that's why i'm running for president. >> so excited to launch my candidacy to be the president of the united states. >> i'm going to run for president of the united states. >> i'm ready to solve these problems. i'm running for president of the united states. >> i am running for president of the united states. >> i'm running because we have to beat donald trump. >> i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> so, what are your plans? >> my plan is to run for president. >> 21, that's a lot of people. >> wow! >> 21 people running for the nomination. and there may be more. from what we're reading, may be more coming in next week. joining me now, one of the 21, right at the top there, john dela

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investigating, but the fact is something happened there, so i pray for him and i pray for the united states of america. really he walked away. if he ever intended to honor what he said before remains to be seen, but democrats believe in building infrastructure of our country -- mass transit, roads, bridges, broadband into rural america, into underserved areas in our cities, wastewater, clean water infrastructure, the satellite so we can have precision farming -- there are so many needs and we thought we had some level of agreement, but you never know with this president of the united states, so that is what happened this morning. it was very, very, very strange. [laughter]

we not to -- we went to not the reddest county in the state of texas, but the reddest county in the united states of america. voted for trump 96% and the election, but they are every bit as deserving of being listen to and fought for, served as anyone else in our state regardless of their affiliation or geography. we showed up there as well. sue, i thought you would like this. we were in archer county, archer city. you know it from munson of -- lonesome dove, and we are going to hold a town hall meeting just like this, only smaller. about 11 or 12 people showed up. theount 20 when we include eight ends in a sense -- innocents who were eating breakfast when we walk in. this gentleman stops me, and he's got an envelope. he pulls an eight by 10 lack and white photo. it's his dad talking to congressman lyndon baines johnson, and he explained to me that this just dropped out of that -- he had just dropped out of the helicopter and walked over to the american legion hall and there he was having coffee s dad, wanting to understand these people so they could that she could serve them. this guy tells me, my dad live

strengthen the families and communities of the united states of america. ation under god. we give thanks for the infinite grace of thy son jesus christ. may we draw on his example and strength as we seek to lift thy children, to care for the widows and the wounded, and to serve the poor of both purse and spirit. father, in these times of heightened complexities and opportunities, we plead for thy continued guidance and fore bearance. we commit to love with more righteousness and to live with greater moral rectitude. thou hast always inclined thine ear to our nation's petitions and we are forever grateful. we offer this prayer in that same spirit of gratitude and rev are rens and do so in the sacred name of thy holy son, jesus christ, amen. >> good morning. in the name of god, the lord of mercy and the giver of mercy. almighty god, as we gather this morning to celebrate the annual national day of prayer, we pray for our nation. we claim your presence, we honor your unique and weighty name and we thank you for a bountiful, beautiful, free land. almighty god,

seems to me is for the of reilley state to abide by international law they're flagrantly disregarding international law and of being given cover for that by the united states of america is absolute outrage don't jump in a 2nd but israelis say these palestinians are terrorists the b.b.c. comcast sky news another say israel has merely been retaliating. the rocket fire from gaza and in fact obviously previous labor shadow certainly haven't addressed palestine demos a big change in labor policy here perhaps well indeed there is a big change and it's a good thing to see that happening i think it's the right thing for the labor party to do and yes i mean the media certainly haven't reported accurately in my opinion the scale of the onslaught from the israeli state and it's almost as if it's kind of an unequal struggle but the truth is this military giant and the israeli state aided and abetted by the united states of america and great britain it's got to be said. you know using their power against a very weak palestinian people and you know it's little wonder that sometimes some militants on the palestinian side you know retaliate but i've spoken to many people who have be

we went not to the reddest county in the state of texas, but the reddest county in the united states of america. voted for donald trump 96% in the 2016 election, but they are every bit as deserving of being listened to, of being fought for, served as anyone else in our state regardless of their affiliation or geography. we showed up there as well. and sue, i thought you would like this story. we were in archer county, archer city. you all will know it from lonesome dove and the last picture show. we are going into the cafe to hold a town hall meeting just like this, only smaller. about 11 or 12 people showed up. we count 20 when we include the innocents who were eating eight breakfast when we walked in the door. before i can get in, this gentleman stops me, and he's got a manila envelope in his hands. he pulls an eight by 10 black and white photo. in it is his dad talking to congressman lyndon baines johnson in the year 1948. and he explained to me lbj running for senate had just dropped out of the sky in a helicopter, onto the courthouse grounds walked over to the , american legion hall and th

scale of the onslaught from the israeli state and it's almost as if it's never an equal struggle but the truth is this military giant of the israeli state aided and abetted by the united states of america great. and it's got to be said. you know using their power against very weak palestinian people and you know it's little wonder that sometimes some militants on the palestinian side you know retaliate but i've spoken to many people who have been to garz or been to the west bank and they've spoken to you know hundreds of palestinian people i've spoken to palestinians myself i'm amazed frankly by their dignity and all what they say is all they want to do is is to live in peace to live side by side but we have this this this this huge ogre of the israeli state inflicting this this is all to destruction on the palestinian people operating an apartheid state in israel itself where palestinians are 2nd class citizens don't have the same rights or under military law as opposed to you know we've really lore and. this is apartheid writ large and you know it's nelson mandela himself said that you know the struggle is incomplete until the freedom of the palestinian people is is realized so i thi

of the united states understands his duty. as my colleagues have said, will pay and affirm allegiance to the flag of united states of america and not a single man fleeting in that job. we're hoping that general barr's own credibility and love of his country over the weekend will generate a resolution of this. >> can i have one -- >> recognizes the house rules permits this kind of -- we approved it in a motion before the committee. it's done. it has been done many other times. most recently with dr. blasey ford. the real question is not whether we collect evidence in this way. the real question is to the attorney general. what are you afraid of? why don't you want to be questioned in a half hour period by a staff attorney? that's the question for the american people and the media, frankly. >> are you concerned that this is now going to get -- are you concerned that this is going to get bogged down in court and are you all okay with the fact that it may now take longer for you to get the answers you're demanding? >> so let's just walk through the process of how contempt proceedings work. so attorney general bill barr has violated

now would like to introduce my husband, your commander in chief, the 45th president of the united states of america. mr. president. chanting u.s.a.] president trump what a group. what a group. this is a tough bunch of people, right? president trump: and i want to thank you, melania, you have been the talk of japan. they're not covering me. i'm a little upset with her right now. they love you in japan, honey, and i appreciate it very much. they love our first lady and love our first lady back home. i want to tell everyone before we begin, at ease. just relax. we have plenty of time. plenty of time. we're going to have a little fun. and thank youo be very much. great job. and i have to wish you all a happy memorial day, right? memorial day and glad to be back in the u.s. on that day, but we did a lot of great things for the last three days in japan. we are working together. you're working, i'm working. i have no high honorer serving than your commander in chief and extraordinary men and women of the american armed forces. this has been amazing and un forgettable visit to japan. we are grateful to the

let's hope that the general of the united states understands his duty and will pay and affirm allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and not a single man, who is fleeting in that job. so we're hoping that general barr's own credibility and love of his country will generate a resolution of this. mr. cicilline: it is important to recognize the house rules permits these questions. we approved it in a motion before the committee. it has been done many other times most recently with dr. blassey ford. the real question is to the -- is not why do we want to collect evidence in this way? the real question is to the attorney general. what are you afraid of? and why don't you want to be questioned? that is the real question for the american people and the media. reporter: are you now concerned this will get bogged down in the court and may now take longer for you to get these answers that you have demanded? mr. lieu: let's walk through the process of how contempt proceedings work. attorney general barr has violated a lawful subpoena to provide us the full mueller report. if we go to contempt, the house judiciary will vote. i

who is only crime really is to expose the most appalling war crimes visited on iraq by the united states of america under indeed has exposed all the. issues which i think you know the united states and all the governments around the world would prefer to keep secret but i think the people of iraq to know that's all he's guilty of and you know we should be venerating julius on rather than the lock in in a way in belmarsh as it is at the moment because really isn't thank you. and that's it for the show given just by social media will be back on monday to watch the man who predicted the rise of colby in a very british sure thing chris mullin if they believe his fool could come at the hands of n.y.c. .

of venezuela does not return to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law the united states of america will hold all twenty five of its magistrates accountable for their actions so i came today to be very clear united states of america will continue to observe all diplomatic and economic pressure to bring about a peaceful transition of democracy in venezuela but those who continue to oppress the good people of venezuela know this all options are on the table. awesome news just coming into us here at al-jazeera we understand there has been a blast in pakistan security forces are saying they have they are reporting a blast in lahore close to a major suit the shrine we understand from the a.p. use agency that some four people have been killed that setback assignee police saying that a bomb targeting the security forces who were guarding a sci fi shrine in the city of lahore has gone off several people have been wounded and the a.p. reporting four people have been killed more on this story as it comes in of course keep checking the officer websites for updates let's move on to other news a

here in one of the safest cities in the united states of america. safe, not because of walls but in spite of walls. [ speaking spanish ] >> he's a year and a half old. >> for beto, who grew up bilingual among families from both sides of the border, these issues are deeply personal. >> he absolutely believes that a country of immigrants is a better country and that the immigrant experience in this country is fundamental to the story of america. >> a quarter of those who live here were born in another country. their very presence makes us safer, more successful, stronger, more secure. >> that's his issue. it's a home game for him. not an away game. as it is for other candidates coming onto that field. >>> coming up later -- >> he's a relentless campaigner. the number they throw out is he knocked on 16,000 doors. look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you nee

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let's hope that the general of the united states understands his duty, and as my colleagues have said, will pay and affirm allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and not a single man who is fleeting in that job. so we're hoping that general barr's own credibility and love of his country over the weekend will generate a resolution of this. >> it's also important to recognize the house rules permit this kind of questioning. we approved it in a motion before the committee. it has been done many other times, most recently with dr. blaze ford. why don't you want to be questioned as the staff attorney? that's the most important question for the media. >> are you concerned that this is now just going to get bogged down in court, and are you okay that it may now take longer for you to get all these answers that you're demanding? >> let's just walk through the process of how contempt proceedings work. attorney general bill barr has violated a lawful subpoena to provide us the full mueller report as underlying evidence. if we go to contempt, the house judiciary committee will vote, if we vote it out, it goes to the house floor. once the house floor vote

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