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greatest naval power in the world, they won, they wrote the constitution, the bill of rights, making us the freest, greatest nation in the world, founded on a principle that all people are created equal. that had never been done in the history of the world. and when they did that they, as i've told you before because i love it so much, they also created the great seal of the united states. and that great seal of the united states has on it know us have order seclorum. a new order for the centuries, for the ages, forever. so competent were our founders in their idea about generational responsibility, one to the next, that they were confident that our country, that what they were putting forth would exist for the ages. for the ages. that was the challenge they gave us. that is the responsibility that we have. and for a couple of hundred years or more that has always been the case. every generation has always believed that it would make the future better for the next. for their children and for their their grand charron. -- grandchildren. we're here today because we believe that and we believe that t

and we are not the cheapest, what is it that has made us the most successful, exceptional nation the world has known? the answer is, we are the freest country in the world and when people are afraid they can do a number of things. they can dream as they see fit. they can invent, create, they can design. they can associate as they see fit. they can worship as they see fit. they can speak as they see fit -- like this german does. that freedom unleashes in the human potential the ability to say "i can do this. " it is fundamentally different than most other cultures throughout the globe through most of time. when the government comes and say, you know what, we are going to take over, where they say we are going to make it more difficult, or they will tax it or regulates it or make it slower or discourage it, they not only run of their budget but they do something else that i think is equally or even more corrosive to the country, and that is, they weighed down the american spirit. they weighed down and discourage the american people. you have people all over the country who are discouraged and war. not because of themselves, not becaus

and we are not the cheapest, what is it that has made us the most successful, exceptional nation the world has known? the answer is, we are the freest country in the world and when people are afraid they can do a number of things. they can dream as they see fit. they can invent, create, they can design. they can associate as they see fit. they can worship as they see fit. they can speak as they see fit -- like this german does. that freedom unleashes in the human potential the ability to say "i can do this. " it is fundamentally different than most other cultures throughout the globe through most of time. when the government comes and say, you know what, we are going to take over, where they say we are going to make it more difficult, or they will tax it or regulates it or make it slower or discourage it, they not only run of their budget but they do something else that i think is equally or even more corrosive to the country, and that is, they weighed down the american spirit. they weighed down and discourage the american people. you have people all over the country who are discouraged and war. not because of themselves, not becaus

used technologies to identify weaknesses on websites and computers before infecting systems with a virus or trojan horse. >> did you ever feel bad about it? >> no, no. you feel like you are the freestrson and have the power to change the world. many believe china's hackers are the most sophisticated in the world. but the government here says it's cracking down on illegal activities with a contingent of cyberpolice. >> reporter: the government denies it's unfairly sithed out by its critics. >> it maybe plays into this larger narrative, at least in the u.s. of the china threat of china posing an economic, perhaps a longer term military threat. >> reporter: wan now works at an i.t. company of beijing's version of silicon valley. "the government didn't support us," he says "but it didn't and couldn't stop them, either." eunice eunice uhn, cnn, beijing. >>> gains seem to be cheering investors on this side of the atlantic. unilever first half profits up to the tune of 9%, lifting investors' spirits. when it comes to the ftse 100, one stock dragging on that market is loidz banking group. it swung to a loss after having to put aside billions of dollars for misselling of payment protection

the united states of america. and then use that money and build products, sell to them. the circle of love. >> we remain the most entrepreneurial, the freeste strongest, we remain it shall our rule of law makes this country the most attractive to investors and we should not create barriers or disincentives through our tax policy which is one of the things congress and the president should be back in washington doing it as we speak. >> this is what the japanese did in the late 1980s. there was panic. they bought pebble beach! rockefeller center is up. again, money flows. japan was having a good decade. they invested in the united states. that helps us. they bust, rich americans and others buy it back. the chinese are commenting right now, buy us out. buy our stuff. we know you're going to bust. you're growing too fast. you're going to slow down. when that happens, it will flush them out and we'll bring other people in. >> creating disincentives this morning. >> in the words of billy preston, that's the way god planned it. that's the way god wants it to be. >> we are going to have an update out of england during must reads because we ran out