[cheers and applause] [chanting] usa, usa, usa. so, getting back to texas. for two and a half months i hear it taxes is in play.

structure, usa jobs, usa learning, usa staffing which 80, 90% of the agencies use some form or fashion of those types of i.t. solutions -- >> and you're saying they're already at gsa. >> no. usa learning, u.s. jobs, usa staffing are at opm. >> right. >> those are potentially going over to add synergy to the overall offering that gsa would have in a consolidated fashion for hr i.t. solutions for agencies. >> okay. the. >> the problem that we're solving is making sure we're standardizing, simplifying and unifying a lot of these tools so it's not a thousand flowers that bloom. the data's everywhere, and and the information doesn't really interact at the system's level. there's no interoperability or standardization across different types of tools. so i'll give you a concrete example -- >> yeah, that'd be good. >> performance management systems. we don't have one or two, we have hundreds and hundreds of them. and they have different -- >> so why does it have to go over there in order for you to solve this problem? >> i think it's operational efficiency. one part of opm does the policy end

[cheers and applause] [chanting] usa, usa, usa. so, getting back to texas.nd a half months i hear it taxes is in play. that means they are so close. it's going to be all might long. i couldn't understand it and they said utah. i couldn't understand it could utah, great people, incredible people and then we come to election night. i'm thinking it's going to be close in texas because i believe those people no longer, but i believe them. so it's 8:00 and they go two seconds after eight. donald trump has won the state of texas. donald trump has won the state of utah. now we won by so much and i said to my people somewhat innocently, what was that all about? they said if they convince people through the polls people don't go out to vote. enough people were not to vote and know better and since then the state of pennsylvania. [applause] and i want to introduce a very special man. he has been a friend of mine from the beginning. he has been with me saying you were going to win. you are going to win. he is a great political person. he is a leader. he is running agai

. ♪ [chanting] >> usa usa usa usa [applause] pres.rump: evansville, you are very, very special people, and thank you, indiana. thank you. we had great success in indiana, as you know. it was an incredible experience. we really honor you, very, very special people. thank you very much. and i know you well, you love our country. you are proud of our history, and you always respect our great american flag. [applause] [chanting] >> usa! usa! usa! pres. trump: this is a really incredible time for your country. this is a truly amazing period of time. we have the best economy in the history of our country. factories are reopening. jobs are pouring back into the united states. we are putting your great indiana coal miners and steelworkers back to work. we are reclaiming our nation's proud manufacturing heritage and putting tariffs on foreign producers who cheat our workers and cheat our companies. not fair. not fair. as president mckinley once said a long time ago, we believe in american work for american workers, american wages for american

[applause] [applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa. usa, usa, usa, usa. usa, usa, usa, usa. ben: thank you for that. i appreciate that. those chants and that response is how you know you are not at berkeley. the wave here is okay. at baseball games it is communism. [laughter] so today i wanted to do something a bit of a different. i have talked a lot about various themes that you see on college campuses and in our politics. i have talked about white privilege and how i think it is nonsense, and i have talked about safe spaces, trigger warnings, so if you want to see those speeches all you have to do is go over to yaf's page and you can watch them. but today i want to talk about the rising tide of democratic socialism in our country. i want to talk about all the myths being purveyed by the democratic party and media regarding one of the worst systems of thought ever purveyed against the human race. let's talk about a woman named alexandria ocasio-cortez. [boos] she is the left's newest darling, obviously. that is why you are booing her. [laughter] she is the younger, more cha

is a possibility that they would be fined perhaps they would lose business that they're doing in the usahowever company like nestle which is a consumer product company they've got bottled water soft drinks chocolates and so on and this is the interesting part of what's happening in iran your fast moving consumer products which ordinary people use on a daily bases there is very little import of these products coming from the european union or from the usa iran produces domestically its own shampoos its own so its own sort of soft drinks you name it there have it so they don't need a sort of international branding on the particular bottle and sort of pay twenty percent premium to coca-cola or what have you over the last ten fifteen twenty year iran has been quite comfortably producing products that are needed by the ordinary consumers food products domestic sort of uses that have made off many other sort of. items that are required in a grocery basket so at that level a company like nestle may lose out but not iran so i think the challenge is not that iran is able to cope with some of the

the ryder cup between europe and the usa takes place next month in paris.ight players have already qualified for the 12—man american team with captainjim furyk set to name four wildcard picks in early september. tiger woods isn't among those automatic picks but given his second place finish at the us pga championship on sunday the calls for him to be involved are growing as patrick gearey reports. never turn your back on a tiger. good advice in nature and in sport. this was the tiger woods the world in new and cast out, not a flashback but a comeback. second at the pj chep in ship yesterday. get once america's ryder cup ace, now he will need a wildcard to be involved, but he is ona need a wildcard to be involved, but he is on a running flush. what is important is how well he has played. sixth place at the open championship, a second place at the pga. i think the word he used was trending. i realise he is a story, i is that i realise he playing well andi is that i realise he playing well and i look forward to that. he is featured in seven ryder cup's. since

the usa —— usa, able about a cooldown.s, but what you don't want is dry thunderstorms with lightning sparking further fires after all the heat. a lot of rain to talk about in india at the moment, and you will look to the north, it's really... they're seeing heavy rain in the next few days from the monsoon, western parts have dried up with that, and into new delhi, we're expecting plenty in the next coming days. all for the weekend into the of next week. but there is a tropical weather system moving toward china, this area of rain, a swirl of wins, it was a typhoon as it moved through japan, swirl of wins, it was a typhoon as it moved throuthapan, now a tropical storm bearing down on the shanghai area. there'll be lots of rain from that, up to 100 mm, the potential for damaging winds, not quite what it was injapan. behind that weather system, he is building again injapan, a look at the temperatures in the south korea near 40 celsius. the weather story in europe is all about the heat, there are some storms do there through c

get him out of here. >> usa ! usa ! usa! >> so getting back to texas. so for two and a half months i hear texas is in play, so close. will be all night long before we find out who wins the state of texas, i couldn't understand it, they said utah is in play. i couldn't understand, utah great people, incredible people, then we come to election night, i figured it all be close to texas, i believed those people, no longer, but i believed them. so it hits 8:00. and they go like two seconds after 8:00. donald trump has won the state of texas. donald trump has won the state of utah. we won by so much, and i said to my people, innocently, what was that about? they said, sir, it is i is is p press. >> now better than the state of pennsylvania. no better. i want to introduce a very special man, he has been a friend of mine from the beginning. he has been with me, he said, your going to win, you're going to win. he is a great political person, he is a leader. he is running against someone who is so overrated, this guy. i mean, you know, i was telling a little stor

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and i remember taking, like, a good look at team usa, the usa fencing team, and to me, it wasn't diverse enough in that i didn't see someone who looked like me. even with the women's saber team, there had never been a woman of color on the team before. i was going against what everyone around me was telling me, you know? i was 23 when i went to my first international competition. i had no world ranking. i had no national ranking. i had never had a senior competition before i graduated from college. so there were a lot of naysayers around me telling me what wasn't possible, that, you know, an olympic team wasn't in my future because i had never been on a cadet or junior team that, you know, i don't have the tactical training or skills to ever make a national team or qualify for an olympic team. so a lot of i feel like my journey as an athlete is kind of about challenging what the people around me think about me. i feel like society tries to put you in a box. even within the fencing community there's this idea that people who excel as kids are are thought of as, you know, olympic hopefuls,

usa! usa! usa! do you think these systems should be more secure?e russians are out there, people —— way secure. because russians are out there, people -- way secure. meanwhile president trump is putting pressure on harley—davidson. in a sunday morning tweetie supported bikers boycotting harley—davidson over plans to shift production overseas. the chief executive told cnbc elliott that while harley—davidson has manufactured engines for the last 115 years that the trump administration tariffs meant that the motorbikes could be twice as expensive. before we go it is a new week with lots of things to look forward to on the economic calendar. here is what we have caught. retail sales in china for the month ofjuly and industrial production. these indicators should tell us in theory at people are spending at how factories are doing. mid—week we have china's home prices date which will tell us if the government's two yearcampaign to curb will tell us if the government's two year campaign to curb speculation in property prices is working. later in the week,

and i needed my mom every single moment i was sad or felt these struggles especially while on team usa and at some point i started to rely on myself. i didn't allow these negative words coming from the national coach or coming from teammates, some of my training partners to affect how i felt about myself and that was a conscious effort. i do consciously tell myself which i call it mohammed ali mantra. i'm amazing. on great. going to do this. it was on the strip, off the strip, in competition, out of competition and it was saying it out loud feeding myself this energy because i felt like i constantly had to contradict the things i was hearing around me and i didn't want even subconsciously to affect how i felt about myself. >> so smart. i don't know if anyone has gone online and see new fence, but if you haven't you must because you are magic. you completely defy gravity. you are beautiful. >> why are you so nice? >> mi lying. i would watch these videos and i like screaming because unlike you have to watch this. >> when i came home from the olympics i had people who i don't know who do

to us nor an legislation, so they have to do this and there congressional elections coming up in the usa have to respond this way, otherwise it is not going to look too kindly on donald trump if he doesn't. how much this is coming from the us in general or donald trump individually, we don't know. normally he tweaked something, it does anti—7 i have not personally seen anything, i am not aware of the fa cts o n seen anything, i am not aware of the facts on that. —— does anti—7 this is coming from the state department, for example. they were one month late in imposing the sanctions, and that was not looked upon to favourably. let's see how this plays out and donald trump's response to this, but possibly that we will see on twitter. there is further escalation in the trade war between the us and china, not so much in sanctions. in tariff. in tariff. the trade war escalates once again. this in the gulf news, china, as expected, is retaliating to the latest round of tariffs. yeah, there is no appetite from either china or the us to back down on this. it is affecting medical equipment, waste,

so there are very few spots to qualify for team usa. when it's a dog eat dog environment to get there, there are people who literally hope you have broken your foot to get there so they can pass you and that's the energy i felt for eight years. >> so, i went to the border i don't even remember the name of the city, it is literally where the you see the fence trail offer quarter of a mile into the ocean. i did not come across any part of the fence that was broken and or an interruption in the fence. >> it's good to see you and to be here. i have a question about interactions you may have had with other muslim athletes from around the world or the states. in the course of your journey and what takeaways you got from that, was there any comfort or positive energy that came from that? >> i think like only at world championships when people from maybe the smaller countries were egypt or tunisia showed up. there's a sense of sisterhood or brotherhood when there's a muslim or black athlete. all of the black fencers are friends. there's an unsp

they've beaten the usa 79—62 in the final of the world championship in hamburg.ympic champions, but that wasn't enough to stop gb claiming theirfirst global gold medal. kate grey was watching the action for us. this was a match anticipated final. the paralytic champions of the usa to pursue the young and exciting british team. it's packed arena was certainly treated to an exciting a0 minutes of wheelchair basketball. great britain circa the early lead and their defence is too strong for the americans as they reached the halfway stage great britain had a five—point lead. it was a physical match from start to finish and the americans kept piling on the pressure but with a seven—point lead going into final quarter great britain had the momentum. their skill and speed too much for the americans and so when the final buzzer went there were crowned world champions for the first time ever. an impressive final score line being the americans 79 points to 62. we are working our buts on every day. they say he's going to work to stop us. i say hate they cannot stop us. we de

candace owens she's from turning points usa conservative organization in the usa what she did was she took tweets from new york times journalist sarah job and simply replaced the words white with the words black or the word jewish the response of twitter was to shut down her account candace owens says that twitter was right to take down her posts and ban her for making hateful comments regarding black and jewish people she says however the outrage is that sarah jiang was not banned for making these comments about white people on the surface i actually agree with tweeter with twitter assessment i believe that what i said what i tweeted was wrong you should not be able to tweet about any race or any group that you want them canceled that they should live underground i don't know why suddenly people think that white people are excluded from that scenario that people can't be racist towards white people when in fact they often are the problem with the new york times essentially saying shinning her behavior is that they are signaling to the rest of the world that racism actually is ok as l

she's going, ♪"johnsonville brats are made in the usa!"n. i'm brooke baldwin. special counsel robert mueller is offering the president a compromise. mueller suggesting he would cut the number of obstruction of justice questions. he wants the president to answer those questions in person. the president's lawyers offered written answers to obstruction questions. the trump legal team wanted the sit down interview limited to things that happened before he took office mainly related to the collusion piece of mueller's probe. this is happening just one day after the president said his attorney general should the end russia investigation. so back with me former attorney general alberto gonzales. and so mr. attorney general the president's tweet from yesterday. the white house says whoa, whoa, that was an opinion, not an order to the ag, that trump wrote the word should and not must. do you think it crossed a line? >> i'm not sure that it did given the past statements by the president. everyone knows that's the president's opinion and he would lik

[cheering and applause] and they are all made in the usa folks. in that case, much less important but there's nothing as important as protection of our military. the only time it's secondary is jobs. because all of this equipment and brilliant planes, we have a backlog we make the greatest military equipment in the world. we make the greatest jets. the greatest ships. the greatest missiles. we have the antimissile missiles that shoot down missiles. many many miles away in the sky like a needle in haystack. they shoot them down. hard to believe. we are surrounding our country with them by the way, if you don't mind. remember when other countries said we don't want you to put defensive missions and missiles in your country. you don't, explain that to me please? remember? they used to get angry when we put defensive missiles, antimissile missiles in our country so we wouldn't do it in no sense, will put them in if you don't mind. i directed the pentagon to begin the process of creating a sixth branch of the united states armed forces called the space

maybe china will have a look at some cooperation between the usa and mexico by the way, we're beginning a lot of cooperation with the usa and the european union people can learn from these if you have ernest good will kinds of negotiations. you can do it if you wan the to do it. it's great to see you, thank you very much.

no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa.nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> people should start moving toward the back, so we can get all this sorted out. some folks in charge of clearing out this space can do so. thank you all for coming. [applause] ♪ >> c-span's washington journal is life every day on policy issues that impact you. monday morning, the former education secretary and his book "how school works." then, former white house press secretary, sean spicer, on his new book about the -- about his time with the white house and president trump's relationship with the media. be sure to watch washington journal live monday morning. join the discussion. tomorrow on c-span2, live coverage of the american institute of certified public accountants conference in washington dc. they talk about changes to the audit manual and cyber security. speakers include the gaa comptroller general and colorado governor. watch live coverage o

yesterday by the editors of the usa today which i just sort of surprised i mean i don't recall usa today being like really out there on presidential nominees but did this surprise you and i know last time we spoke you guys had taken a position so far we formally oppose the nomination and as usa today's editorial board points out she lacks any qualifications would you go to a surgeon that didn't go to a medical school would would you get your car fixed by somebody who's never repaired a car that's what crabbing or presents she has never overseen a bank regulatory agency has never advocated on behalf of consumers she simply lacks the experience and in the senate testimony she was invited to explain her role at the office of management management and budget on the zero tolerance the child caging policy and she she would not. wide latitude to do that blending a trial everybody opposes child caging but she declined to do that so we don't think she brings the right sensitivity as well as it's clear as usa today pointed out she lacks any experience whatsoever and again we've talked about this i

no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. no nazis, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> people should start moving toward the back, so we can get all this sorted out. some folks in charge of clearing out this space can do so. thank you all for coming. [applause] ♪ >> monday night, on "the communicators," a look at 5g, the next generation of technology. and ceo of president the wireless if researcher association jonathan edelstein. he is interviewed by todd shields. >> i am interested in 5g, of course. a lot of book probably are. what are the benefits of 5g? why do we care? what will we do with all this speed? >> you have sensors, smart cities irma where they can read -- smart cities, where they can , from individual devices working better to the overall society being better connected and the overall economy growing faster your >> want -- faster. communicators." >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was cable andvice b

yesterday by the editors of the usa today which i just sort of surprised i mean i don't recall usa today being like really out there on presidential nominees but did this surprise you and i know last time we spoke you guys had taken a position so far we formally oppose the nomination and as usa today's editorial board points out she lacks any qualifications would you go to a surgeon that didn't go to a medical school would would you get your car fixed by somebody who's never repaired a car that's what crowning or present she has never overseen a bank regulatory agency has never advocated on behalf of consumers she simply lacks the experience and in the senate testimony she was invited to explain her role at the office of management management and budget on the zero tolerance the child caging policy and she she would not. wide latitude to do that blending a trial everybody opposes child caging but she declined to do that so we don't think she brings the right sensitivity as well as it's clear as usa today pointed out she lacks any experience whatsoever and again we've talked about this is

i care what is happening in the usa. [chanting]

are a disgrace to usa. well, the president ignored reporter's questions after a white house meeting while his surrogates said he was merely expressing himself. >> it is not an order. it is the president's opinion, and it is ridiculous that all of the corruption and dishonesty that's gone on with the launching of the witch-hunt. the president is not

both the usa and canada are protecting their dairy farmers.ecting their dairy farmers. that is a tiny amount in terms of the trade relationship. it is leveraged for canada because canada wants to look at chapter 19 of the old nafta and for canada it will be a case of which is more important. dairy form is -- which is more important. dairy form is —— farmers are important in canadian politics. forjustin trudeau this will affect votes in the next election so he must be careful. the consequences could be severe. looking at the market. argentina's economy is in trouble, isn't it? last year they seemed to be going well and everybody thought the peso was overvalued but this is plummeting. they are struggling because of drought so in terms of commodity trading they have suffered. they have a huge and potential loan from the imf which argentina is not a fan of solid is about mass recovery. they were doing well and then they were plunged into high inflation rates and the cost of goodsin high inflation rates and the cost of goods in argentina for their

alan gomez reports and immigration for usa today. you can find his story on the website for usa today. mr. gomez, thank you for your time. a president trump announced drug-free community support program grant from the roosevelt room of the white house. that is coming up in about 10 minutes and is scheduled to get underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern. we will have live here on c-span. host: welcome back richard norton, author in presidential historian to talk about the 50-year anniversary of the 1968 democrat and republican national conventions. set up where america was at the time and the issues that led to those events. guest: it is remarkable. we think the countries being in some ways toward apart now -- toward apart now. rick -- torn apart now. i think back to when hubert humphrey was preparing to accept the democratic nomination for president. countryy reflecting the was split savagely over the vietnam war. it was not just vietnam that had shredded the political conventions in 1968. you had the assassination of dr. king in april. two mo

[cheers and applause] [chanting: usa! usa!] [chanting: usa! usa!] >> president trump: i also withdrew the united states from the horrible one-sided $150 billion was spent, 1.8 billion in cash. the iran nuclear deal, it's a horror show. i hope it works well, they are having a lot of difficulty but i hope they can talk to us soon. but maybe not and that's okay too. in december i recognized israel's true capital,ec jerusalem. and in about five months we opened already the american embassy in jerusalem. and people have that scheduled for anywhere from 5-10 years and you all know the story. we took an existing building, we played around with it and we renovated, we fixed it up and we used jerusalem's stone, one of the finest stones actually in the world. jerusalem stone. so instead of spending 1 billion and of the papers were right in front of me, sir, would you please prove this? this is for the embassy and israel. america sir. i said how much? $1 billion, sir. 1 billion. i immediately called david friedman, great successful lawyer, before he decided to

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with economic political or if necessary other methods you now it's still an open question whether the usa the u.k. and the european union will all fall into line against russia when we are as of yet having waiting to see any solid evidence to back up the accusations that are justifying these new sanctions and economic attacks kill them up and reporting live from new york thank you for that update now meanwhile the u.s. treasury has frozen millions of dollars worth of russian assets or washington correspondents american has more on that so it's getting harder to keep up with the rate of sanctions washington is imposing what do we know about this latest statement from the treasury. well the treasury department did explain it all and its statement saying that these efforts have been taken in order to counter russia's efforts to challenge the u.s. and its allies listing a few examples including the occupation of crimea subverting western democracy neighboring the assad regime just to name a few now in the statement to the treasury department also reiterated how well they're saying sions have

the fbi says, with respect to the above letter it's a fact that three leaders of the communist party usa were in budapest hungary to attend an international consulting meeting of communist and workers party. and account of their scheduled attendance. two of these three leaders have returned to the united states. however, the information in the letter that in hungary it came up again about how his party is going to clooe clean up the gangsters has no basis in fact.

public fifty eight percent that's well over half favor improving relations between the usa and russia and that it's just zero. or a third thirty six percent that say they want further steps against moscow and now we decided to go out on the streets of new york and talk to people about these new sanctions more than half of americans want the usa and russia to get along better are you one of those people i wouldn't mind yes one i want everybody to get in on you know i think it unities the way to go peace. why are we fighting with russia. who knows the truth is obviously known only to being you know these tell you one thing but it could be do you have another reason for playing you know they've put sanctions on russia before and according to the officials it hasn't stopped their activities so do you think it's a good move to keep doing them to help them maybe more the cold war was terrible for everybody but you know we need to thread the delicate needle of not encouraging bad behavior while recognizing that there are a world power that needs to be respected for their capabilities and you

usa today had money they had since spent. go through that article little bit for us. guest: the question arose in that article of when members announce they are leaving and they are still in office, sometimes for several months before they are no longer a member of congress. what the usa today story found in the report that looked at those details is some of them continued to take taxpayer-funded trips to exotic locations. my comment, and i would say this here.-- i would say this they are still members of congress so they will be voting on issues. they are representing their constituents and that is a worthwhile activity. at the same time, once you have announced you are not running again, there should be greater disclosure rules for those of announced they are not running again, that they should be obligated to make clear how that travel is related to any upcoming issues that are applied , and i think it is important for the public to have a clear idea what the purpose of those trips are. it is a potential abuse. i would not say all the trips you hear about by lame-d

crowd chants: usa, usa!the capitol for a banquet meal and a week of conservative politics, and many here share donald trump's view of the world. i don't think trump's a republican. i think you can make a whole party based on what trump believes. he's conservative in some areas but he's also not conservative in some areas. you see yourself as a trump party rather than the republican party? yes, 100%. oh, that never gets old! little seems to shake the belief of the president's most devoted supporters, but donald trumer knows his father is a divisive figure, and recent days have only widened the gap between those who love him and those who loathe him. hate and bs is not a political platform. that is all the other side has these days. but between the booing and jeering for political opponents and the many chants against the so—called fake news media, president trump seems to have encouraged some hate himself. i think he'sjust changing everything up. hate has always been there and he'sjust stirring up all of poli

candace owens she's from turning points usa conservative organization in the usa what she did was she took tweets from new york times journalist sarah job and simply replaced the words white with the words black or the word jewish the response of twitter was to shut down her account candace owens says that twitter was right to take down her posts and ban her for making hateful comments regarding black and jewish people she says however the outrage is that sarah jiang was not banned for making these comments about white people on the surface i actually agree with tweeter with twitter assessment i believe that what i said what i tweeted was wrong you should not be able to tweet about any race or any group that you want them canceled that they should live underground i don't know why suddenly people think that white people are excluded from that scenario that people can't be racist towards white people when in fact they often are the problem with the new york times essentially saying shinning her behavior is that they are signaling to the rest of the world that racism actually is ok as l

trade talks between the usa and china have failed again now trump would like to push all the blame on to beijing however the situation deal mess to clean might have more to do with it chinese state media is openly arguing that trump is using the trade wars and tariffs as a gimmick in order to win political support trump likely to fall into cord ahead of midterm elections the meet term elections are one of the key reasons the u.s. has maintained a tough stance towards china needless to say china is not eager to play into trump's hand officials there and reportedly said that they are suspending the talks until after the midterm vote it makes pretty good sense for china to cancel the talks until after november why because if the mid-term vote doesn't go in terms favor it could be more than congress that's up for change i don't know how you can impeach somebody who's done a great job if i ever got a ph i think the market would pressure i think everybody would be very poor might think trumps playing with fire by saying i'm doing a good job don't impeach me especially when it's pretty clear

candace she's from turning points usa conservative were. in the usa what she did was she took tweets from new york times journalist sarah job and simply replaced the words white with the words black or the word jewish the response of twitter was to shut down her account candace owens says that twitter was right to take down her post and ban her for making hateful comments regarding black and jewish people she says however the outrage is that sarah jiang was not banned for making these comments about white people on the surface i actually agree with tweeter twitter is assessment i believe that what i said what i tweeted was wrong you should not be able to tweet about any race or any group that you want them canceled that they should live underground i don't know why suddenly people think that white people are excluded from that scenario that people can't be racist towards white people when in fact they often are the problem with the new york times essentially saying shinning her behavior is that they are signaling to the rest of the world th

i care about what's happening in the usa. [ crowd chanting "usa" ].hey're the geniuses who came up with our terrible trade deals one after another. how about nafta. remember when they signed nafta? remember they saimed and they d everybody move their companies down to mexico and these people are saying, isn't that a wonderful thing? no. it's not a wonderful thing. and those companies are now moving back. these are the people who lost trillions of dollars overseas and who gave us our horrible immigration laws. these laws are the worst. i am for america first and the american worker. we want to be a puppet for no one any longer. we're not going to be a puppet any longer. my only special interest is you, the citizens of the united states. i've had a great career. i've had a lot of fun. even in florida i've had a great career. i've had a lot of fun. i've got great. i've down really well, beyond anything i could have ever expected. and then i ran for president with no experience and i won. but you actually won. you know, i told the story the other day, i w

usa, usa, usa! >> [cheers and applause]. >> with every promise we keep, every record we break and every factory we open, we are restoring american strength and we are restoring american pride. >> [cheers and applause]. >> but to continue this incredible movement, we must elect more republicans so we can get the votes that we need to pass these incredible programs. >> [cheers and applause]. >> does most importantly, get your friends, get your neighbors and get out and vote for an incredible champion, an incredible winner. lou barletta. >> [cheers and applause]. >> loyal citizens like you help build this country. together, we are taking back our country. we are returning power to where it belongs to the american people. >> [cheers and applause]. >> this is the state where our founding fathers declared our independence. signed our constitution, and defended our god-given rights. >> [cheers and applause]. >> proud pennsylvania workers mine the coal, work the railroads and forged the steel that made amer

all of the cookie cutters are made in the usa.hen we met ben, he told us how he was doing everything in his power to win over more of the market from competitors who manufacture overseas. ben clark doesn't mince words. >> i want to win. i want to own the market. i want to be the player. that's what's driving me. >> his fight is personal. backing down is not an option. >> i have everything wrapped up into this. this is not a hobby. i moved my family here and said yes, we can make the business. >> the owner of ann clark limited, the largest mother and fatherer of cookie cutters in the u.s., runs the vermont company knowing for his brand to success, someone else has to falter. >> somebody has to lose. every business that is successful, some other business had to fail. >> it is why he has his sights set on the competition. he wants to steal their customers. we can say it 87 different ways. ultimately, when we are winning, somebody is losing. for us to grow the market, we are going after chinese competitors. we are trying to get their

crowd chants: usa, usa! hundreds of republican high school students in the capital for a banquet meal and a week of conservative politics, and many here share donald trump's view of the world. i don't think trump's a republican. i think you can make a whole party based on what trump believes. he's conservative in some areas but he's also not conservative in some areas. you see yourself as a trump party rather than the republican party? yes, 100%. oh, that never gets old. little seems to shake the belief of the president's most devoted supporters, but donald trump junior knows his father is a divisive figure, and recent days have only widened the gap between those who love him and those who loathe him. hate and bs is not a political platform. that is all the other side has these days. but between the booing and jeering for political opponents... and the many chants against the so—called fake news media, president trump seems to have encouraged some hate himself. i think he'sjust changing everything up. hate h