for a few moments, let us look at america, let us listen to america, and find the answer to that question we look at america, we see cities enveloped in smoke and flames. we hear sirens in the night. we see americans dying on distant battlefields abroad. we see americans hating each other, fighting each other, killing each other at home. as we see and hear these things, millions of americans cry out in english. did we come all this way for this? did americans die in normandy and valley forge for this? listen to the answers to those questions. it is another voice. it is a quiet voice in the tumult of a shouting. it is a great of the majority of americans, the non-shouters. they are not guilty of the crime that plays the land. black, white, young, old, they worked at america's factories, the right america's businesses, they serve in government. they provide most of the soldiers who died to keep us free. they give drive to the spirit of america. they give lift to the american dream. they give steel to the backbone of america. they are good people. they are decent people. they worked, and the

an america where the world's strongest defense is ready, and willing to use force when necessary, an america at the forefront of the global effort to preserve and protect our common environment and promoting global growth, an america that will not coddle tyrants from bag -- baghdad to beijing. \[cheers and applause] an america that champions the cause of freedom and democracy from eastern europe to southern africa and in our own hemisphere in haiti and cuba. [applause] the end of the cold war permits us to reduce defense spending while still maintaining the strongest defense in the world. but we must plow back every dollar of defense cuts into building american jobs right hero at home. i know well that the world needs a strong america, but we have learned that strength begins at home. [applause] the new covenant is about more than opportunities and responsibilities for you and your families. it's also about our common communities. tonight every one of you knows deep in your heart that we are too divided. it is time to heal america. [cheers and applause] and so we must say to every ame

let us not turn away from greatness. the chance america now has two -- to lead a lasting peace in the world may never come again. with faith in god and in ourselves and faith in our country, let us have the vision and the courage to seize the moment and meet the challenge before it slips away. [applause] on your television screen last night, you saw the cemetery i visited on my trip to the soviet union where 300,000 people died in the siege of that city during world war ii. at the cemetery i saw the picture of a 12-year-old girl. she was a beautiful child. her name was tonya. i read her diary. it tells the terrible story of war. in the simple words of a child she wrote of the deaths of the members of her family. zenya in granny in january. december. than her uncle. then mama in may. finally, these were the last words in her diary. "all our dead, only tanya is left." let us think of tanya and the other tanyas and the brothers and sisters everywhere in russia, china, and america. as we probably need a responsibilities for leadership in the w

ferraro: finally, we want a president who will keep america strong, but use that strength to keep america the world at peace. a nuclear freeze is not a slogan, it is a tool for survival in the nuclear age. [applause] rep. ferraro: if we leave our children nothing else, let us leave them this earth as we found it, whole and green and full of life. [applause] rep. ferraro: i know in my heart that walter mondale will be that president. [applause] rep. ferraro: a wise man once said, every one of us is given the gift of life, and what a strange gift it is. if it is preserved jealously and selfishly, it impoverishes and saddens. but if it is spent for others, it enriches and beautifies. my fellow americans, we can debate policies and programs, but in the end what separates the two parties in this election campaign is whether we use the gift of life for others or only ourselves. [applause] tonight, my husband, john, and our 3 children are in this hall

what makes us america, what makes us patriots is what's in here. that's what matters and that's why we can take the food and countries and blend it in to something uniquely ours. that's why we can attract strivers and entrepreneurs from around the globe to build factories and create new industries here. that's why our mull terry can look the way it -- our military can look the way it does, every shade of humanity, forged into common service. that's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or grown demagogues will always fail in the end. that is america. those that common creed. we don't fear the future, we shape it. stronger together than we are on our own. that's what hillary clinton understands. this fighter, this woman, this mother and grandmother, this public servant, this patriot, that is the america she's tighting for. that's the america she's fighting for. [ cheering and applause ] and that is why i have confidence as i leave this stage tonight, that the democratic party is in good hands. my time in this office, it

[cheers] i stand before you to proclaim tonight: america is the land where dreams can come true for all of us. applause]d as i stand before the american people and think of the honor this great convention has bestowed upon me, i recall the words of dr. martin luther king jr., who made america stronger by making america more free. he said, "occasionally in life there are moments which cannot be completely explained by words. their meaning can only be articulated by the inaudible language of the heart." tonight is such a moment for me. [applause] my heart is filled with pride. my fellow citizens, i proudly accept your nomination for vice president of the united states. applause]d and i am proud to run with a man who will be one of the great presidents of this entury, walter f. mondale. tonight, the daughter of a woman whose highest goal was a future for her children talks to our nation's oldest party about a future for us all. tonight, the daughter of working americans tells all americans that the future is within our reach, if we're willing to reach for it. tonight, the daughter of an immigran

what makes us america, what makes us patriots is what's in here. that's what matters and that's why we can take the food and music and mom days of other countries and blend it in to something uniquely ours. that's why we can attract strivers and entrepreneurs from around the globe to build factories and create new industries here. that's why our mull terry can look the way it -- our military can look the way it does, every shade of humanity, forged into common service. that's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihaddists or home grown demagogues will always fail in the end. that is america. those that common creed. we don't fear the future, we shape it. we embrace it as one people. stronger together than we are on our own. that's what hillary clinton understands. this fighter, this woman, this mother and grandmother, this public servant, this patriot, that is the america she's tighting for. that's the america she's fighting for. [ cheering and applause ] and that is why i have confidence as i leave this stage ton

we cannot and we will not let them do this to america. let us always be true to the principle that has made america the world's most prosperous nation--that here in america a person should get what he works for and work for what he gets. let me illustrate the difference in our philosophies. because of our free economic system, what we have done is to build a great building of economic wealth and money in america. it is by far the tallest building in the world, and we are still adding to it. now because some of the windows are broken, they say tear it down and start again. we say, replace the windows and keep building. that is the difference. let me turn now to a second area where my beliefs are totally different from those of our opponents. four years ago crime was rising all over america at an unprecedented rate. even our nation's capital was called the crime capital of the world. i pledged to stop the rise in crime. in order to keep that pledge, i promised in the election campaign that i would appoint judges to the federal courts, and particul

let us not turn away from greatness the chance america has to lead the way to a lasting peace may never come again. faith in god and faith in ourselves and faith in our country, let us have the vision and the courage to seize the moment and meet the challenge before it slips away. screen, lastsion the cemetery in leningrad visited my trip to the soviet union. 300,000 people died in the siege of that city during world war ii. cemetery, i saw the picture of a 12 euro girl. she was a default child. -- beautiful child. it tells the terrible story of war. the simple words of a child. she wrote of the death of members of her family. in december, another january, and uncle and another then ben mother in may -- mother in may and is for the last words in her diary. , only tanya is less. let us think of tanya and the others in their brothers and sisters everywhere from russia, china, and america. as we proudly meet our responsible place of leadership in the world. i ask you my fellow americans to join our new majority not just in the cause of winning an election, but in achieving a hope that mank

i believe that people like us are forgotten in america." ll, of course you believe you're forgotten, because you have been. [applause] treasurer richards: this republican administration treats us as if we were pieces of a puzzle that can't fit together. they've tried to put us into compartments and separate us from each other. their political theory is "divide and conquer." they've suggested time and time again that what is of interest to one group of americans is not of interest to anyone else. we've been isolated, we've thatlong -- lumped into sad phraseology called "special interests." they've told farmers that they were selfish, that they would drive up food prices if they asked the government to intervene on behalf of the family farm, and we watched farms go on the auction block while we bought food from foreign countries. well, that's wrong. [applause] treasurer richards: they told working mothers it is all their fault that families are falling apart because they had to go to work to keep their kids in jeans, tennis shoes and college.

america at home. [applause] my friends, let us recognize america has its weaknesses and constructive criticism of thoseknesses is essential so that we can correct our weaknesses in the best conditions of our democratic process, but let us also recognize this. while it is dangerous to see nothing wrong in america, it is just as wrong to refuse to recognize what is right about america. tonight i say to you, no criticism should be allowed to of your the truth either at home america isthat today the strongest thing militarily, economically and ideologically in the right -- in the world and we have the will, stamina, and resources to maintain that strength in the years ahead. and now if we may turn to the future, we must recognize that the foreign-policy problems of the 1960's will be different and they will be vastly more difficult than those of the 50's through which we have just passed. we are in a race tonight, my fellow americans, in a race for survival in which our lives, our fortunes, our liberties are at stake. we are ahead now but the only way to stay ahead is to move ahead, and the next president

this family right here are using america's favorite past time to announce the gender because the miss is pregnant as a result of my favorite past >> that's exactly what i was thinking. >> she is going to pitch the ball and he is going to of course just home run it and it's going to explode into color and then we're going to know what's going to happen. >> i'm going to guess it's the boy. okay. or the girl. >> i'll take it. i'll take girls. knock it out of the park, homey. >> boom. >> oh! >> it's like they won the world mini parade. >> i think that the reaction would have been the same regardless of the gender, but i think in about a few days he's going to realize, oh -- >> please tell me that you've been to the ka modo national park because you've been to indonesia. >> i have not been there but i have been face to face with ka modo dragons >> in the wild? >> these dragons don't breathe fire but they are venomous. you're about to see two get angry with each other. this will be the best lizard fight you'll see all day today. this is in the koe modo national park. he had two cameras set

find hope they seek higher hopes, and in used theagain in 1964, american people gave us a .andate to awaken americaed us to get america moving again, and we have and america is on the move. [applause] and we have --: we have awakened expectations. andave aroused new voices new voices that must and will be heard. we happens i new hope and millions of men and women and they are inpatient, and rightly to see theirnt now hopes and aspirations fulfilled to read we have raised a new standard of life in our america -- not just for the poor, but for every american, wage earner, businessman, schoolchild, and housewife. a standard by which future progress must be judged. is inst urgent challenge urban america, where most of our people live. one 70% of our people live 2% of arab lands and within 25 more will million join our national family. i ask you tonight. where shall they live? how shall they live? what shall be their future? next fourcide the years those questions. the next president of the united states will establish policies not just for our children, but children yet unborn. our task is tremendous a

dallas are hurting behind their lost ones and their loved ones also, but this is not because of us, america. >> reporter: the girlfriend of philan filla philando castile who's death went viral when she streamed the after math spoke about dallas. >> my deepest, deepest condolences go to the families of the officers involved. >> reporter: the officer has been identified as geronomo. those ben on the force for four years are on paid leave. new details on the two wife officers of the killing of alton sterling in louisiana. officer blane salamoni, a four year veteran and officer howie lake, have received a accommodations during their careers but both also investigated and exonerated in separate incidents for use of force. sterlings family in response to the dallas shootings say in a statement, regardless of how angry or upset people may be, resorting to this sickening violence should never happen and simply cannot be tolerated. officers who violate public trust should be held accountable. officers of the protest in dallas also reacted. >> it had been a beautiful protest and we turn to come home

this is not because of us america, it's because of this. >> his partner, also approached the vehicle, both men are on the force for four years, both are now on paid leave. we are learning new details about the two white officers involved in the shooting of alton sterling, an african-american man in bat on room. both officers received accommodations during their careers and both investigated and exonerated in separate incidents for use of force. they sparked outrage and largely peaceful demonstrations across the nation. president obama making a rare statement immediately after landing in poland reacting to the shootings. >> when people say that black lives matter, that doesn't mean that blue lives don't matter, all lives matter. and then another statement after dallas. >> there is no possible justification for these attacks or any violence against law enforcement. >> the presidential campaign is on hold today. hillary clinton and donald trump both canceling their political events due to the attack in dallas. reporting live in washington, karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> thank

believe that people like us are forgotten in america. ll, of course, you believe you're forgotten because you .ave been this republican administration treats us as if we were pieces of a puzzle that can't fit together. they tried to put us into compartments and separate us from each other. their political theory is divide and conquer. they suggested time and time again that what is of interest to one group of americans is not of interest to anyone else. we've been isolated. e've been lump into that sad phraseeology called special interest. they told farmers that they were selfish that they would drive up food price if they intervene on behalf of the family farm. we bought food from foreign countries. ell, that's wrong! they told working mothers, it's all their fall, the families are falling apart because they had to go to work to keep their kids and teens in tennis shoes in college and they're wrong! they told american laborers they were trying to ruin free enterprise by asking for 60 days notice of plant clothing and hat's wrong. they to

but to us, the theme really felt like "make america fear again." use that's what all the speeches were about. >> all the things that we hold dear are being attacked every single day. >> our enemies are plotting against us. >> enemies who are hell bent on destroying us. >> your war is here. >> this is an economic disaster. >> terrorists who are going to come to western europe and come here and kill us! >> this is the last stand on earth. >> killing us and our allies! >> there is no place to escape to. >> trevor: why are you talking like that?! what's this?! what's happening?! (cheers and applause) no place on earth! really, there is no place on earth? really? no place to hide? because i'm pretty certain everybody's going to canada. you guys are acting like winter is coming. have you heard, john snow, the non-white-walkers are coming! (applause) i'm serious. that was the night. terror. speech after speech of screaming about everything that will kill us forget "make america safe again." after that, i just wanted to "make underpants dry again." (laughte

what makes us america, what makes us patriots, is what's in here. that's what matters.cheers and applause] and that's why we can take the food and music and holidays and styles of other countries and blend it into something uniquely ours. that's why we can attract strivers and entrepreneurs from around the globe to build new factories and create new industries here. that's why our military can look the way it does, every shade of humanity in the common service. that's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascist or communist or jihadist or home grown demigods, will always fail in the end. [cheers and applause] that is america. that is america. those bonds of affection. that common creed. we don't fear the future, we shape it. we embrace it. as one people. stronger together than we are on our own. that's what hillary clinton understands. this mother and grandmother this public servant, this patriot. that's the america she's fighting for. [cheers and applause] and that is why i have confidence as i leave this stage tonight, that the democratic party is in good han

let us declare, again, that we are a nation of interdependence and that in america, love always trumpsget on board can hear us, we are the united of america, our best days are ahead of us. and together, with hillary clinton as our president, america, we will rise. [ applause ] god bless america. let us rise, together. god bless america. >> another moment, cory booker, 47 years of age. you see the democratic titans, by the way, arriving at their seats in the audience. like someone sitting next to, stanford under grad scholar, cory booker represents new jersey in the u.s. senate, that was a moment. >> that was a hell of a speech. it was a long speech, delivered with a ton of energy and that last page of it, the last five or six paragraphs, that was -- >> what you call wind up. >> you know what, instead of like a home run hitter, that was like batting practice, over the fence, over the fence. cory booker, obviously, has a bright future ahead of him, but that's part of why. >> we should introduce our friends. >> we should. >> steve schmidt is here. steve is a veteran of many republican bat

us. america is theue greatest country in the history of the world. so get ready, america. get ready. elect fresh,me to bold leadership. trump, trump, trump. let's go. get it going. [cheering] we are just beginning. [cheering] you, i promise you that donald trump knows that the primary role of the president is to keep us safe. he recognizes the threats we face and is not afraid to call them what they are. donald trump leadership, decision-making, problem-solving abilities will restore america's role as the undeniable and unquestioned world leader. [cheering] he will lead to from the front, not from behind. he will lead with courage. never vacillating when facing our enemies our competitors. knows that the advantage, donald trump knows that the business, andife, wartime goes to the competitor that does not point and does not broadcast his game plan. [cheering] donald trump will execute the fundamental tenant of peace through strength and there will apologies for our american exceptionalism or leadership standing around the world. again, wake up america. you cannot sit this one out. you

us. america's little sister. obama and trudeau have a lot in common. they are young and hip.he democrats have center few cards to play that worked in presidential politics in the last few decades. they don't have that's cards to play. i think they are looking for a strategy that will work for her. it will be very very difficult to pull a rabbit out of the hat. kennedy: the more you contrast the two of them side by side the worst it is for her. he's leaving and says i'll be the cool guy. kennedy: even the white house correspondent's dish, like him or note killed it. kennedy: the president should move to canada. >> justin trudeau, they don't need him, look at him. he's the hottest guy in north america, the poor spanish or the present. kennedy: you always wanted a roomful of canadians. >> i love it when people cheer for me. i would speak only in canada if i were obama. i would love to have canadians cheering for me like that. i seem the canadians seem wonderful and nice. i think i can fulfill a need for something on this channel of people who appreciate canada. love you canadian

i see us as one america, red, white, and blue. when i am president, the government i lead will list people of talent. republicans as well as democrats to find the common ground so that no one who has something to contribute to our nation will be left on a sideline. and let me say it plainly. campaign, we welcome people of faith. america is not us and them. i think of what ronald reagan said a few weeks ago. and i want to say this to you tonight, i do not wear my religion on my sleeve, but faith has given me values and hope to live by from vietnam to this day. from sunday to sunday. i do not want to claim that god is on our side. as abraham lincoln told us, i want to pray humbly that we are on god's side. [applause] -- kerry: whatever ] heers and applause mr. kerry: and whatever our faith, one belief should bind us all. the measure of our character or is our willingness to give up ourselves for others and our country. these are not democratic values, these are not republican values, they are american values. we believe in them. the

so this year let us offer new hope, new hope to an america uncertain about the present, but unsurpassed in its potential for the future. to all those who are idle in the cities and industries of america let us provide new hope for the dignity of useful work. democrats have always believed that a basic civil right of all americans is that their right to earn their own way. the party of the people must always be the party of full employment. to all those who doubt the future of our economy, let us provide new hope for the reindustrialization of america. and let our vision reach beyond the next election or the next year to a new generation of prosperity. if we could rebuild germany and japan after world war ii, then surely we can reindustrialize our own nation and revive our inner cities in the 1980's.

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us. america, we will rise! is "new day" with chris cuomo and alyson. >> it's tuesday, july 26th. the sun is coming up over philly. we want to welcome your viewers over the u.s. and around the world. chris and i are live at the democratic national convention. this may be hillary clinton's nomination party, but opening night, at least, belonged to bernie sanders and michelle obama. the first lady delivering a stirring speech that's getting a lot of attention this morning. she praised hillary clinton and criticized donald trump without ever actually mentioning his name. >> you could say 24 hours made a big difference. remember what we were talking about yesterday, seemed like holy cow, wiki leaks, a turmoil outside and inside the convention hall. what about now? we've got all the angles covered for you. let's begin wiinside the convention hall. >> good morning, chris. yesterday afternoon the sanders campaign was

crest hd. 6x cleaning, 6x whitening i would switch to crest hd over what i was using before. america'siness owners. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes, who use their expertise to keep those businesses covered. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes behind the heroes, who brought us delicious gyros. actually, the gyro hero owns vero's gyros, so he should have been with those first heroes. ha ha! that's better. so, to recap -- small business owners are heroes, and our heroes help heroes be heroes when they're not eating gyros delivered by -- ah, you know what i mean. >> the democrats are counting on the black vote to put them over the top. but the question is, can the black community count on hillary? for 50 years now blacks in america have been mononlithic of the supportert democratic party and hillary clinton's candidacy appears to be no exception. she has the backing of 87 percent of the black voters. still, that doesn't mean she can take that vote for granted. >> i don't think it is excitement about hillary clinton right now. she has to establish the excitement. >> the re

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america great again. we will. ,t is going to take all of us in wisconsin. we turned our blue state red. electionne every except for the big one. we can't stop now. we're going to save our country. america, let's rally behind donald trump and let's make america great again. .ay god bless you all [applause] [applause] >> please welcome el paso county commissioner darryl glenn. darrell: give god the glory. [applause] good evening. i am an unapologetic christian constitutionalist conservative. [applause] i am your republican nominee for the senate in the number one battleground state in this country, and that is colorado. it is my privilege to stand here and support our next president, donald trump. i am often asked why are your republican? it's because the democrat party is the party of handouts. ther more than seven years only thing we have left in our pockets is change. this president ran to be commander-in-chief. his rhetoric has made him the divider in chief. we are more racially divided today than before he ran. but there is more. did you see the new black panthers outside? where are j

the theme make america one again will put the focus on unity. joining usomberg toxs and mike mckinnon and co-host of circus the greatest show on earth which airs on prime time on cbs. >> you know what we are here today? make america fun again. >> you can do that. >> mark, i've been with you. i feel like many of these conventions of these before when you were the top adviser for george w. bush and crafting his convention. what do you make of what trump is trying to do and whether he will succeed? >> the key to a successful convention, particularly these days, is make it unconventional. every convention i've been involved in we say this is going to be different, this is out of the box. what you really want from viewers is for it to be different. i think that is the one thing this week will be. i don't think we know how yet but, you know, given the style of trump. on the other hand, i've been the guy in for republican conventions and that is tough once you get past lee greenwood and the oak ridge boys, it gets thin pretty quick. >> what about a candidate in a

how is it used to integrate america? how is it used as a that if i could run a fast heart kept as well that equality would follow? while this is about wonderful athletics, it is about moments that helped transform america and that is one of the objects, where the images he will see, there be a statue here of the 1968 lakh paralympics -- black power olympics. about athletic achievement and consequences. i will take you to baseball to see how we do certain things. stay with me. >> these are carl lewis's medals. from los angeles. barcelona, atlanta as well. >> in addition to seeing all the wonderful material, what you have is, this is the wall of game changers. the notion is, here are people whose athletic achievement transcended sports. player,merican football an actor and activist. when we talk about title ix, the impact of title ix on women and what that meant for women athletics, the harlem globetrotters. it's about trying to give you more detail. goes into ae different sport. we will cut to baseball on our way up to the

>> i think we need to hear more about what they're going to do to make us america again.d a new word. >> we haven't focussed on the issues that matter to us. >> i think a third party needs to be introduced. but the third party, they don't have strong enough backing or support. >> we have to do something different. the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, expecting different resulting. we've been putting in democrats and republicans over and over again. >> if we could stop this idea of you have to vote for the lesser of two evils. people have fought and died for our rights and to give it away to two people who are so ill-equipp ill-equipped, how can you give away your vote like that. >> which candidate would you rather he rouge or cleveland. who says hillary? who says trump? please explain why. >> i think her message while it may be faulted tends to be more inclusive. >> for me, after benghazi, anything that deals with tragedy, i don't want to hear anything from her. >> i think she has compassion for american people. and i believe she has the right

attacks, itself, these while terrifying, will not destroy states or populations or threaten us in america britain, or europe. but what they do is feed a sense of despair, of fear. and of us versus others. isis is hoping that eventually will lead to such an outpouring of hatred against sunnis that the sunnis, feeling threatened, will all or many will flock to isis. that is why there's a certain logic, however perverse, to what isis is doing. jane: you just mentioned it has been able to maintain its status as an idea. just how much support does islamic state have in iraq? james: throughout the middle east, by all the polls, very little. most of the sunni arabs, despite reporting their various problems with the shia and kurds of iraq, fled to shia and kurdish areas when iraq -- when those spots of iraq were overtaken by the isis forces. also throughout the middle east, polls show that somewhere between 5% and 1% of the population support them. so it's a very narrow band of people, but in a population of hundred million, that is a lot. jane: so the u.s. maintains it is still supporting the ir

god bless america. let us rise together. cory booker who is said to be on the short list for the vice presidential spot on the democratic ticket who once saved a woman from a burning building and is a rising star in the democrat party. you saw him tonight talking about how individualism didn't get us to the moon and praising the value of love before he went on to attack donald trump for not showing any in his view. ripping trump on his bankruptcies and his comments about women and his comments about john mccain and his proposed muslim ban and on and on it went. joining me now, sheriff david clarke who is the milwaukee county sheriff. what did you think of senator booker's remarks? >> what's he so angry about? i mean when donald trump uses that kind of passion, they say he's angry. but the only thing he didn't use was a car in every driveway and a chicken in every pot. he talked all around a big problem for the democrats and that is their flawed candidate, mrs. bill clinton, who should have been under criminal indictment. she'

>> we need to hear more about what they are going to do to make us america again, and i know that soundsd a new word. >> we haven't focussed on the issues that matter to us. >> i think it needs to be not so much along party lines, but the third party doesn't have enough backing. >> the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over. we've been putting in republicans and democrats time and time again, but they're not that different. >> if we could stop buying in to the idea that you have to vote for the lesser of two evils. to give it away to two people who are so fundamentally ill-equipped, how can you give it away like that. >> which candidate would you like to have speaking to america in times of tragedy, like we've seen in dallas, baton rouge, even in cleveland. who saying hillary? who says trump? please explain why. >> i think her message while it may be faulted tends to be more inclusive. >> for me, after benghazi, i don't want to hear anything from her. >> i think in general, she has compassion for american people. and i believe she has the right tone and uses the rig

democracy that gives us the space to work through our differences and debate them peacefully, to make things better, even if it doesn't always happen as fast as we would like. america gives us the capacity to change, but as the men we mourn today, these five heroes knew better than most we cannot take the blessings of this nation for granted. only by working together can we preserve those institutions of family and community, rights and responsibilities, law and self-governance that is the hallmark of the this nation, for it turns out we do not persevere alone, our character is not found in isolation, hope does not arise by putting our fellow man down. it is found by lifting others up. that's what i take away from the lives of these outstanding men. the pain we feel may not soon pass, but my faith tells me that they did not die in vain. i believe our sorrow can make us a better country. i believe our righteous anger can be transformed into more justice and more peace. weeping may endure for a night but i am convinced joy comes in the morning. we cannot match the sacrifices made by officers zamarripa, ahrens, krol, smith and thompson, but we can strive to match thei

america at home. [cheering] and my friends, let us recognize america has its weaknesses, and constructive criticism ofse weaknesses is essential -- essential so that we can correct our weaknesses in the best traditions of our democratic process. but let us also recognize this: while it is dangerous to see nothing wrong in america, it is just as wrong to refuse to recognize what is right about america. [cheering] and tonight i say to you no criticism no criticism should be allowed to obscure the truth, either at home or abroad, that today america is the strongest nation, militarily, economically, and ideologically, in the world; and we have the will and the stamina and the resources to maintain that strength in the years ahead. [cheering] and now, if we may turn to the future, we must recognize that the foreign policy problems of the sixties will be different and they will be be vastly more difficult than those of the fifties through which we have just passed. we are in a race tonight, my fellow americans, in a race for survival, in which our lives, our fortunes, our liberties are at stake. we are ahea

>> they need to make us america again. i know that sounds trumpy.d on the issues that matter to us. >> i think a third-party needs to be introduced it's not such drawn party lines but the thirdparty they don't have strong enough back beinging our support. >> we have to do something different. the definition of insanity is expecting different results. we have been putting in republicans and democrats and time again. at the end of the day they are not that different. >> people have fought and died for our rights including to give it away to two people who are so fundamentally ill equipped to become the commander in chief in this country. how can you give away your vote like that? >> which candidate would you rather have speaking to america in times of tragedy like we have seen in baton rouge and dallas and even here in cleveland. who says hillary? who says trump? please explain why. >> i just think her message while might be faulted, tend to be more conclusiinclusive. >> after benghazi, i don't want to hear anything from her. >> i think in general she

. >> none of us can raise a family, build a business, heal a community or lift a country totally alone. america needs every one of us to lend our energy, our talents, our ambition, to making our nation better and stronger. i believe that with all my heart. a country where the economy works for everyone, not just those at the top. a country where all our children can dream and those dreams are within reach. and, yes, where love trumps hate. that's the country we're fighting for. that's the future we're working toward. >> reporter: guys, it was the cornerstone of four choreographed days designed to take the opposite approach to what donald trump and the republicans have taken. democrats were happy with what they heard. barack obama taking to twitter congratulating the woman he wants to see replace her. bernie sanders congratulating her on her historic achievement. saying they are stronger together. now it starts. 102 days until the election. not that anybody here is counting. you can expect hundreds of millions of dollars spent on advertising and the rhetoric to grow ugyou guglieuglier. these two

none of us can raise a family, build a business, heal a community or lift a country totally america needs everyone of us to lend our energy, our talents, our ambitions to making our nation better and stronger. i believe that with all my heart. that's why stronger together is not just a lesson from our history, it's not just a slogan for our campaign, it's a guiding principle for the country we've always been and the future we're a country where the economy works for everyone, not just those at the top. where you can get a good job and send your kids to a good school no matter what zip code you live in. a country where all our children can dream and those dreams are within reach. where families are strong, where love trump hates. [applause] that is the country we're fighting for. working toward. and so my friends, it is with humility, determination and boundless confidence in america's confidence, that i accept your nomination for now sometimes, sometimes the people at this podium are new to the national stage. as you know, i'm not one of those people. i've been your first lady, served eig

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