united states army . [applause] gary talk to shima accepting on behalf of his uncle pfc. wataru nakamura. attention to orders. the president of the united states of america authorized by an act of congress march 3, 1863 has posthumously awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to pfc. wataru nakamura united states army for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty . pfc. wataru nakamura distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity at the call of duty while serving with company 38 entropy regiment in the vicinity of korea on may 13, 1951. at the break of that date pfc. nakamura volunteered to check and repair a communication's line aibetween his platoon and the command post. as he made his way in the half-light he was brought under fire by an enemy force that had surrounded friendly positions and were threatening to break the defense lines . immediately without regard for his own safety and without waiting for help pfc. nakamura rushed the enemy with fixed bayonet . single-handedly he attacked and destroyed a hostile machine gun nest and drove the enemy from several of the bunke

united states army. [applause] victoria seacrest accepting on the half of her father corporal fred mcfee. attention to orders. president of united states of americaby act of congress march 3rd 1863 posting is the word in the name of congress the medal of honor to corporate fred v mcgee united states army for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty for corporal fred e. distinguished himself near korea on june 161952 in an assault on enemy fortified positions. as gunner on a light machine gun and weapon scott corporal mcgee developed a heavy supporting fire from exposed positions despite the 10th enemy machine gun and mortar fire on his location. though forced to move his gun several times he continued to support the assault and give covering fire to the assault elements of his platoon. what a squad leader was wounded with several other members of his squad he assumed command and that the squad farther forward to more exposed position in order to deliver neutralizing fire on enemy machine gun sweeping the other assaults within the deadly fire. when his machine gunner was mortally wounded he to

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united states army. [applause] lora blevins accepting on and af of her father richard. attention to orders, the president of the united states of americarized by act of congress march 3rd, 1863 has awarded in the name of congress medal m of honor to first lieutenant richard e. united states army. for conspicuous at the risk of his life beyond call of duty and distinguished himself by acts of gallantry above and beyond call of duty while serving as the company commander company e second battalion third infantry division on the 15th, 1953 in the division of korea. on the nights of june 14th first lieutenant led his company in a raid on an entrenched enemy outpost with mission of destroying personnel and installation there on. during the initial attack first lieutenant led his men through intense enemy mortar and artillery fire upon entering trenches fierce close combat ensuedhe in which directed heavy fire on the enemy in their positions. when an extremely intense enemy mortar and artillery barrage hit his position first lieutenant withdraw and regrouped his men and twice more led through enemy fire on assault on enemy position f destroy

united states dollars. and in fact, we do know as a fact that almost anything between 40 to 50 percent of the united states dollars is suck too late. thing outside of the united states of america bricks does provide an opportunity of full countries within the continent of africa to trade using the carter. this is, and i know for example that the india and india on the tons and yeah, i've already started the tried to trade in there will be, i know, exam b, i also tried to trade in that you want. but the whole idea is that you have a basket of currencies, and in that way, with the dollar eyes, the economies on when we the dollar eyes or economies, it means that we are going to be much more in control of loss, says in control of inflation and or those are the things that are necessary you for calling them is active girl for the benefit of the people. but what the challenges going forward already? they are married kind of jittery of the g 30 because the bricks is expanded today the bricks, countries combined have large a quantum me then western europe combined as that these yeah, the bricks, economy is controlled. 36 percent of the economy and the brick sort of the western countri

united states army. victoria seacrest, accepting on behalf of her father, corporal fred mcgee. attention to orders. the president of the united states of americaized by act of congress, march 3rd, 1863, has posthumously awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to corporal fred b mcgee, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. corporal fred b mcgee distinguished himself by gallantry in action near tongguan ni, korea, on june 16th, 1952, in an assault on enemy fortified positions. as gunner on a light machine gun and a weapons squad, corporal mcgee delivered a heavy volume of supporting fire from an exposed position. despite intense enemy machine gun and mortar fire directly on his location. though forced to move his gun several times, he continued to support the assault and give covering fire to the assault elements of his platoon. when his squad leader was wounded together with several other members of his squad, he assumed command and moved the squad even farther forward to a more exposed position in order to deliver neutralizing fire on an enemy machine

the following took me two years to prove that a political party in the united states of america could go overseas and by fake intelligence and hijack the fbi and go to a court and lied to a judge to surveilled their political opponents . that's conspiracy stuff but that's what happened in our united states of america to our president the first go round . what do you think these people are doing now? and there's no coincidences in government. let me give you an example of the news that's been back in play thanks to great reporting about the details of how fast russiagate was, how the intelligence communities were using operatives overseas . when you go to england in a place like that and you save you the intelligence community go out there and surveilled illegally donald trump associates someone's got to authorize that. now we know it was john brennan and obama but who issued the order on the ground to allow that to happen? gina hassell, london station chief in 2016 would go on to be trumps cia director, she's the one that blocked the report that you guys are familiar with about john b

of homes lost. folks have another reminder, tragedies like this is not about blue states and red states, not about conservatives and liberals, it's about the united states of americaunited states of america. and now to turn to today's event, secretary haaland, we have elected officials from the community and tribal community, indian nations, i learned that from danny a -- danny inohe. i learned it quickly when i was 30 years old. senator padilla and others and those with the council of economic equality and the staff and the bureau of land management and the fire service, the forest service. like many families, jill and i made a tradition to take our children and grandchildren to the national parks and monuments every year. i wanted them to see, feel, smell, taste, look at, just what had been preserved. and every time i looked at it, i thought about teddy roosevelt and these people, all they preserved. imagine had they not acted. imagine had they not acted. i wanted them to witness the magic and beauty of america. it's absolutely majestic. our natural wonders are the heart and soul of our nation. you all know it in this room. they unite us and inspire us. it's a b

think in the following to be to use to prove with devin nunes, that a political party in the united states of americas to hijack the fbi go to a federal secret court and i to judge just to surveilled their political opponent, that's conspiracy stuff but that's what happened in our united states of america, to our present the first go round. what do you think these people are doing now? and there's no coincidences in government. .. so many people you've heard about. the only way to break that is if we don't accept there projection. are we the ones that sent law enforcement to houses of worship? we told parents you will dictate your children's education but they did it and the name of america. here is the kicker about the media. they serve and invaluable purpose. there are no government gangsters without corrupt actors and the media to continue lies about our america first mission so i started with, it's up to us but he's going to need help from us so what do you do? you pick one thing whether it's childcare education, drugs, narcotics -- pick one thing and go to your community and do it 245 times and

the president of the united states of america. thorized by act of congress, march 3rd, 1863, has posthumously awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to private bruno r orwig, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. private bruno r orwig distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving with company g, 23rd infantry regiment, second infantry division, in the vicinity of chipyong ni, korea, on february 15th, 1951. while returning from a wire laying mission, private orwig observed a number of his comrades who had been wounded in a fierce enemy attack that was still in progress. with complete disregard for his own safety, private orwig went to the aid of these men and remained in an exposed position in order to administer first aid to them. with the assistance of several comrades from the company command post, private orwig began removing the wounded to a place of safety. while returning

under the constitution of the united states of america. ers and applause] i see a future of speech. based on fairness towards all countries of the world, a piece guaranteed by american military strength and by american moral strength as well. [cheers and applause] that is the future i want for all people. a future of confidence, hope, and a good life. that is the future america must choose. with your help and commitment, it is a future america will choose. [cheers and applause] but there is another possible future. in the other future i.t. despair -- i see despair. the despair of millions who would struggle for equal opportunity and a better life. they struggle alone. nic surrender. -- and i see surrender. the surrender of our energy future to the merchants of oil. the surrender of our economic future to a bizarre program of massive tax cuts for the risk -- rich and massive inflation for everyone. i see risk, the risk of international confrontation, the risk of an uncontrollable, unaffordable, and unwinnable nuclear arms race. [cheers and a

we are talking about the united states of america! ause] and those who count this country out as an economic superpower are going to find out just how wrong they are. [applause] we are going to share in the exciting enterprise of making the 1980's a time of growth for america. the republican alternative is the biggest tax giveaway in history. i call it a free lunch that americans cannot afford. the republican tax program offers rebates to the rich, deprivation for the poor, and inflation for all of us. [applause] their party's own vice presidential nominee said that it would result in an inflation rate of more than 30%. he called it voodoo economics. [laughter] [applause] he has suddenly changed his mind toward the end of the republican convention, but he was right the first time! [applause] along with this gigantic tax cut , the new republican leaders promise to have massive increases in defense spending and they claim they can balance a budget. if they are serious about these promises and they say they are, then a close analysis show

we have too much acceptance going on in the united states of america. re accepting wackos to do whatever they want and call it normal. we have to stop normalizing idiocy. that is the issue in the united states of america, in my opinion. speed to oblivion and no idea how something like this would hn coming from mentally unstable people and like you said, we need to attack this head on and get ahead of it. thank you jeffrey for your time is always. >> god bless you. >> todd: a fox weather alert, widespread winter storm will sweep across several states this weekend. some areas bracing for several feet of snow. >> ashley: winter storm warnings in place across the plains man to the northeast. meteorologist with adam klotz with the weather. >> a one to punch some folks out there mixing snow already coming down this morning but this isn'e big storm you see on social media or other news outlets because this is the storm they are talking about currently coming down and squeezing out a lot of moisture. some of the worst snow will be in the apalachee mountains. to

we call the united states of america. , at time, president lincoln encouraged to take increased devotion that this nation, god shall have a new birth of freedom, and that a government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not from this earth. like lincoln in the midst of our pain and division. donald trump is calling us be touched by the better angels our nature. as paul wrote in second timothy god has not given us the spirit of fear. but of power and of love and a sound mind. must not be afraid. even in our darkest. we have never once given hope. so don't quit on, america. if we lose this country, else will we go. that provides more freedom, opportunity for our kids and our grandkids. and i've got three grandkids and i'm counting on a whole more. and yes, tomorrow we can be messy, but there is a great invisible strength to a people's union. we have shown the world that we can endure sacrifice and. that we can still unite. we should still aspire to be worthy of this union. america president donald j. trump

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as we celebrate the new year i am glad to address the citizens of the united states of america and to convey to you seasons greetings and best wishes from all soviet people. the first of january is a day when we take stock of the past year and try to look ahead into the coming year. the past year, 1987 ended with an event which can be regarded as a good omen. in washington, president reagan and i signed the treaty on the elimination of intermediate and shorter range missiles. that treaty marks the first step along the path of reducing nuclear arms and that is its enduring value. the treaty also has another merit, it has brought our two peoples closer together. we are entering the new year with a hope for continued progress. progress towards a safer world. we are ready to continue fruitfully the negotiations on reducing strategic arms with a view to signing a treaty to that effect even in the first half of this year. we would like without delay to address the problem of cutting back drastically conventional forces and arms in europe. we are ready for interaction in resolving other prob

and still become the great nation that we are in the united states of america. ean with this any disrespect, but it's still hard for me to understand how you could get to be president from plains, georgia. [ laughter ] >> i knew plains from my pastorate in thomasville, georgia, about 60, 70 miles south of there. i was even nervous driving through plains. and plains and sumter county gave us one of the meanest experiences that we had in the civil rights movement. so much so that martin luther king said the sheriff of sumter county, he thought was the meanest man in the world. whistled first met jimmy carter and only thing i know about plains and sumter county is bridge chapel. he said oh, yes. he's afraid of us. and that was the last thing i wanted to here . yet time and time again, i saw him with the ability to achieve by the diversity of his personal and dr. king said greatness was characterized by differences strongly marked. you've got to have a tough mind and a tender heart. that was jimmy carter and grew up in the south and embraced both sides. he was a mino

for development, which is known as the was bank, was created in the bretton woods in the united states of america in 1944. and they have remained the hedge on in that direction if there is any in the 3. in karen here in uganda, in tongues and the in design, the incentive got in nigeria, you're find them, they have on all the dividends ultimately go back, if not all but the lion's share of this dividends leave on the continent. it is for that reason in did that african countries are going to see the danger of that trajectory. met internet was an identity in 1980 on when the lead housing met in nicholas nigeria, a big came up with the legless polano rocks and in the leg was plan of action. the african countries said that this situation as it is and now is not february, but for the continent of africa, we are not trading among so, so we have people from outside of the continent. why investing in technology is that we do not understand. there is no trans files technology. the legless bundle of options of cost did not achieve very much and is off the front of option that we have come up with us becaus

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may god bless the united states of america. entlemen, and performance of "lafayette's welcome" a new patriotic song. >> ♪ >>[singing "lafayette's welcome"] ♪ [singing "lafayette's welcome"] o father, name alone, here are then titles we thy children give homage known when freemen greet the furry. -- greet the free. here patriot shield thy head beneath the oak now helped to rear, welcome, deliver, champion, friend. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the ambassador of france to the united states. >> distinguished guests, it is a great honor to address you here in the u.s. capital. 200 years to the day of the speech lafayette delivered. representing an enduring friendship between france and the united states. i will quote him directly. from the manuscript of his original speech or today. i will not read the whole speech. "my obligations to the united state date from the time i had the happiness to be adopted as a favorite american death" -- favorite american.". the purpose was not to glorify the marquis de lafayette. the purpose w

and god bless this great nation of the united states of america. adies and gentlemen, please, for the benediction delivered by dr. margaret. drunk urban, chaplain of the united states house of representatives. would you pray with me? god of our past, our present and our future receive our deepest gratitude for this profound opportunity to celebrate our shared heritage and our shared values of live day and ÉgalitÉ embody it in the mach-e's willingness to share in the fight, as both comrade and compatriot, even as we have shared stories and told tales that have captured the quintessential lafayette. it is clear that we also share a deep appreciation for your providence that allowed the patriot to return to see the progress for which he so selflessly sacrificed. so much for the preservation of the soil on which we now stand today and into the future. may we ride this wave of camaraderie and patriotism inspired to do our part, to risk and fight for freedom, to uphold the cause of liberty. for we stand ever in the grace of your divine protection. and whi

us to send donald trump to the white house to be the 47th president of the united states, where we can stand together and make americagreat again. thank you so much. let's get it done. hello. hi, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 25th administrator of the united states. small business administration, linda mcmahon. thank. well, hello milwaukee and good evening, america. let me take one second to say hello to my fellow delegates from connecticut. my name is linda mcmahon and i am the chair of the america first policy institute. i am perhaps one of the few people who's been to call donald trump a colleague and a boss but he's also a friend. let me share a little story that's probably not the typical donald trump story. i had a meeting scheduled him at mar a lago. and as he welcomed me, his four year old granddaughter ran up to him. he scooped her up with delight and asked her, who's the most beautiful girl in the world. and she said, me. then he asked in, who do you love the most? in the world? and she said, you grandpa. and he kissed on both cheeks. then she whisked off his hat, lost his hair and his smile with

say, i >> paul miomoto. >> do swear what i will support and defend the constitution of the united states of americaic. and that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states of america and to the constitution of the state of california. i take these obligations freely without mental reservations or for purposes of evasion. and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to attend. as the city and county of sheriff of san francisco. congratulations. [applause] [laughter] i have the documents i picked up there i will sign them later. [laughter] yes. good morning, everybody. um -- well, one thing i want to do publicly before we continue with the remainder of the program is, for not only the mayor but mr. speaker, i wanted to thank you for the presentation. he made remarks public low about me being his land lord. i want to make sure it is clear on public record that while he has a space available in the jails we'll do our best to make sure he does not go there. and if he does i wanted show everyone that i'm in appreciation of all you have

that we are in the united states of america. it was. something of a miracle. and i don't mean this with any disrespect. >> but >> it's still. hard for me to understand. how you could he get to be president show just a planes from my past road in thomasville, georgia. about 67 miles south of i was even nervous driving through prange. planes. and something county. >> gave us one of the meanest experiences. that we had civil rights movement. so much so that martin luther king's the the sheriff of flying sumter county. he really thought was the meanest man the world. and when i first met. jimmy carter running and said the only thing i know playing sumter county. is fred chapel. he he's one of my good friends. and that was the last thing i wanted to hear. and yet time and time again. i so in him. >> the ability achieve greatness. by the diversity of his personality and his upbringing. doctor king used to say that the greatness is characterized by and just the strongly march. >> you've got to have a tough mind and attend the heart. and that was jimmy carr. and he gr

for development, which is known as the log bank, was created in the bretton woods in the united states of america in 1944. and they have remained the hedge on invalid directs if there is any industry in carrying here in uganda in tongues and the end is on the incentive in nigeria, you're assigned to them. they have on all the dividends, ultimately go back, if not all, but the lion's share of this dividends leave on the continent. it is for that reason indicates that african countries are going to see the danger of that trajectory. met internet was an identity, a 1980 on when the lead us and met in nicholas nigeria that they came up with the nicholas lavano vox. and in the legless plan of action, african countries that that visit to as soon as it is now is not february, but for the continent of africa, we are not trading among so ourselves. we have people from outside of the continent . why investing in technology is that we do not understand. there is no trans files technology. the legless plan of action, of course, did not achieve very much on the is off the front of option that we have come up