and i got into wilmington and one of the -- please move all that back, by the way.ne of the things that i learned early on was that i had a very close relationship with the greek american community, for real. in the heart, i mean, real, and the church there as well. and i think, though i forget the exact number of votes, but i think every greek american in delaware voted for me. because they -- [laughter] no, no, no. that's where i acquired a nickname i'm very proud of. i am joe bidenopolis. that's the nickname i got. thank you for that, that introduction, and reminding us of the core values that unite greece and america and so many other people around the world. welcome to the white house, everybody. this is your house and you're one of the reasons why i am here and why this house is here. today, we celebrate 203 years of greek independence, 203 years and we celebrate the ties of friendship and family between greece and the united states that stretch back even longer than that. the folks in this room embodied those ties. we have proud greek americans here in the wo

the recent question rick wilmington, north carolina is currently under a severe thunderstorm warning.nto the rally asking his supporters to leave and stay safe as they do so. he said he will make it up to the crowd at a later date. coming up,. [background noises] it is not just north carolina and the trump rally part number of states are getting a soaking this weekend. there's even some snow in the forecast. meteorologist adam klotz has details for us, next. smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, can

it is known as the wilmington massacre of 1898. well, after the fall of reconstruction, you had some interracial governments in the upper south in north carolina and virginia and tennessee. alliances between populous and republicans. and what's interesting about this group are people who violent fully overthrew the city government of wilmington in north is that a lot of them belong to the wilmington light infantry that had actually fought in the spanish cuban american war. they were the same people i'm just showing you how that incidents can tell us about those connections connections. now. the conquest of the west through the so-called indian wars, better referred to as wars against indians excuse me, lasted well until the end of the 19th century and said the stage for the establishment of overseas empire after the spanish cuban american war of 1898, the annexation of hawaii and the colonization of the philippines, the unmaking of reconstruction was also completed legally only in the 1890s, with black discretion, transient in the

it is willington but it is wilmington, delaware. i got it right.of this trial do you expect to be part of donald trump's remarks tonight in north carolina? >> reporter: we got confused when he heard aaron gilchrest on their who was in wilmington, delaware, where biden is right now but i think it will be a big part of his speech. let me show folks what i am seeing. obviously, as we would normally see here, a lot of these rallies, there are minds and lives of merchandise being sold. a lead up the line where folks are lining up just down the way . they will make their way to the tarmac. the foreign present will land here at the airport in wilmington, north carolina. he will make his speech at 7:00 p.m. eastern standard time. this is the first rally, the first campaign rally since this trial began. all eyes will be on this thing expecting him to comment on what to do in the courtroom today. i should say last week. there will be a hearing on the gag order come tuesday afternoon around 2:30. that is what is plan right now. seven violations so far cited b

york because trial former president donald trump was scheduled to speak at a campaign rally in wilmingtononight. due to the weather the event was canceled 25 minutes before trump was expected to take the stage. heidi kirk spoke with supporters about their disappointment. >> there was barely room to walk in this parking lot with the given to people part year for former president donald trump's rally in wilmington. you will not hear anything except the rain that canceled the event. >> let this sink in. it is the moment lightning strikes just before donald trump's booming voice takes over 30 minutes before he shows up. postponing is worse rally in north carolina since the start of his historic criminal trial. >> they have asked us to ask people to leave the site and seek shelter. >> a message causing crowds to split from the storms. >> it was going to be historical. >> the former president pledged to reschedule his rally, same location at a different time. >> we will do it bigger and better. you have my promise. >> bob and nicole traveled here from new york. >> we are so disappointed we will

he was not he was not able to do any trading there in wilmington. and he got a tongue lashing from the foreign office. but i'm sure the the sailor, francis pascal was very happy that charles mcclain was his was his captain. all right. now formal resistance, the black community in the north, especially in massachusetts and in new york, were leading the charge to highlight the brutality of these laws and the violence done against the free black maritime workforce. one of the ways they went about doing this was by using the press right? they used the public sphere as a way to elicit disgust from voters who would then force political leaders to do something about this harsh treatment. frederick douglass used his public actions as a megaphone to highlight these atrocious these atrocious actions on the part of southern port workers. he was not alone. several other african-american newspapers did likewise, like the color american, francis, the frederick douglass paper, the north star. but it wasn't just the black press. it was also the abolitionist press.

i came to wilmington, among other things, please rewind, by the way, biden’s gaffes were immediatelyommented on by donald trump, who suggested that the current owner of the white house was either drunk or under the influence of some substances. by the way, trump noted that if he were biden, he would personally called vladimir and shared the information. about the terrorist attack in the moscow region, if he had this information. a large-scale cleanup began in paris, homeless people are forcibly removed from the french capital, no exceptions are made for anyone: mothers with infants, the elderly, the disabled, everyone is taken under guard to shelters hundreds of kilometers from the capital. this is how the authorities are preparing for the summer olympics. human rights activists are threatening to file a lawsuit with the echr. another reason for indignation is the authorities’ attempts to recoup the growing costs of holding them. about, why the olympics are increasingly surrounded by scandals and to whom macron is trying to shift the blame for the proliferating problems, our politica

this time is they are building a real organization and being inside the campaign headquarters and wilmingtonlaware, that was clear. there rebuilding offices across the country, but aaron, one thing will be tested in november. those traditional campaigning and the brick-and-mortar way still matter. the biden campaign believes it does arrow, so say, thank you, jeff. and next we've got breaking news. police in riot gear squaring off with students in texas. the situation developing there as you look at these images and will take you to iran where the government now is trying to exploit the protests in the anderson cooper three, 60 next on cnn sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with faking unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks local life, and cultural treasures because when you experienced europe on a viking long ship, you will spend less time getting them and more time being that viking exploring the world in comfort in two seconds, eric will realize space got to sell the house. >> open houses bar skip the hassles and sell directly to open door when lif

in all of our pathways to victory. >> and we have a bunch of them inside biden headquarters in wilmington. >> dan kanninen oversees the battleground operation in an election that could be decided by thousands of votes in a handful of states, razor thin margins and lots of these states and i want to press the advantage against donald trump in that campaign. >> they have not built field in the structure. you're talking about places with a half a point, maybe appoint sometimes a quarter-point of a difference between two candidates. i see that this infrastructure as potentially decisive and all those places, the trump campaigns has, it will have the message operation and money to win the gop officials and several swing states tells cnn, the former president is far behind what biden is building. >> i'm confident we're all gonna get through this while zoom calls and driving round i'll is were enough for biden de last time, thank you. thank you the traditional mold of campaigning is back 133 field offices and counting most all in top battleground states, 2024 is the first campaign after the pand

when i returned home to my city of wilmington, one of the only city's construction occupied by the military, the national guard, drawing bayonets on every street corner for nine straight months following dr. king's murder. when i graduated that summer i took a job in one of the oldest law firms in the state. after a matter of months i left that law firm and took the job as a public defender because i wanted to be more engaged in the effort. i went on the run for the county council, united states senate and then vice president of the united states. i have done so in large part because i thought that something your dad would have done. i'm not ex acknowledger rating that. always been on my mind, one of my heroes. today i sat behind the resolute desk that president john f. kennedy once sat. if you have ever taken a tour of the white house, i look at the fireplace, to the left is a bust of martin luther king, to the right is a bust of your dad. and i remember to keep looking and remind myself what they would do in tough calls. [applause] bobby kennedy the principals taught by my parents and gra

. ♪ stuart: president biden was met with hunter pro-palestinian protesters in wilmington over the weekenderedith is with us. has the white house made any comment about the protest because they falling everywhere. >> we seem protesters pop up pretty much wherever the president goes and while he's on the road in wisconsin and chicago, as she talked about the president is facing tough spots politically because you have members of the far left that are urging the white house to bring the war between israel and hamas to an end as soon as possible, let me show you video will resolve the protesters who were outside the presidents wilmington, delaware neighborhood they were pro-palestinian protesters one woman poured fake blood to spotlight the death toll in g gaza. last week the president urged prime minister to do more to limit the civilian casualties in gaza as it hunts for hamas that's called a few days after the israeli airstrike which killed 78 workers and one american, we heard from secretary of state anthony blinken who doubled down for the calls on israel to tread careful. >> as israel p

i came to wilmington, among other things, by the way, rewind that please.s i learned at the very beginning, what... i have a very close connection with the greek community of america, every greek american in delaware voted for me, that's why they gave me a nickname that i'm very proud of, i'm joe bidenopoulos. the scandalous initiative of the white house to designate easter this year as a day for the recognition of transgender people caused a flurry of anger among religious americans, but donald trump simply could not miss such a mistake from his opponent. november 5th, when he is going to celebrate. on the outside, trump promises voters rapid change as europe prepares for the us withdrawal from nato, he attacks biden for his incompetence in trying to stop the wars unleashed by the current administration. immediately after we win the presidential election, i will stop the terrible war between russia and ukraine. i know them both very well, we will bring back peace through strength and prevent the third world war. this guy doesn't understand what he's doing

realized that beiden polus is generally a complex person, well look for yourself, i ended up in wilmingtonreally cordial, close relationship with the greek-american community, as well with church here, i think every greek american in delaware voted for me. no, no, no, by the way, some business people will tell you, that's why they gave me the nickname. but not that long ago it was very different, i just want you to know that i grew up in an area where i was embarrassed that my name didn't end in o, and i want you to know that i'm the only non-italian, whom the italian society named man of the year, and i, when i received the award, i told everyone what i was going to say, i said, you know, i thought about it, i called all the guys in the family that i grew up with, anyway, i looked at the list and said, i 've thought about it, i deserve this award, and maybe i'm irish? but i'm not stupid, i married dominic jacop's granddaughter, i just want you to know that, okay, so be kind to me, okay, and maybe he's polish after all, i was born in the coal town of scranton, pennsylvania, on northeastern

it was going to be taking place in wilmington, north carolina. a pivotal swing state. he nearly carried it in 2020 and it will be a key piece of the puzzle to an electoral path to victory. he was supposed to walk out two- stage at this other rally in wilmington with hundreds of fans ready to come out on stage. instead, announcing on the loudspeakers that do to the inclement weather here would be canceling and hopefully rescheduling for the future. listen to part of that announcement. >> there seems to be some thunder and lightning and it's a pretty big storm. if you don't mind, i think we will have to just do a rain check. i'm so upset. i'm in north carolina right now and waiting to go in, but the weather is really getting bad, really, really getting bad, so we have to rely on the weather service and some of the officials. i just want to thank -- i'm so sorry but we will do it again. we will do it bigger and better, you have my promise. >> it's not atypical for trump and other candidates to host their big campaign events on the weekend. what i do want to note as signif

when i returned home to my city of wilmington, one of the city's only cities since reconstruction occupied by the military, the national guard, withdrawn bayonets on every street corner for 9 straight months following doctor king's murder. when i graduated that summer, a child of one of the oldest law firms but after a matter of months i left that law firm and took a job as a public defender because i wanted to be more engaged. i ran for county counsel of the united states senate. i did so in large part because i thought that is something your dad would have done. i'm not exaggerating. it has always been on my mind, one of my heroes. today i sit behind the resolute desk where president john f. kennedy once sat. as i look from the desk if you've ever taken a tour of the white house, sit in that desk and look in front of the fireplace, to the left is a bust of martin luther king, to the right is a bust of your dad and i remember reminding myself what they would do, tough calls. [applause] >> president biden: bobby kennedy embodied prince. by my parents and grandparents around the kitchen tab

father moved to wilmington and into scranton and openeded up the station.ys would come home and go back and close the business she did not own it, he managed the dealership to the job is a lot more than a paycheck. and it really is. it's about treating people with dignity. it's about treating them with respect. it's going to be okay. it's going to be okay folks. because of you the american been moree been never optimistic about america's it.re and i mean i really truly am. when my son died i spent a year in iraq and he was next to them burn pit who is one of the guys in his regiment and came home with the stage for more great interest for folks fighting in iraq than any other place in the world. remember what happened to this environment at 911? same thing happened these burn pits are just awful. the pit of them from human waste. and so i was not going to run. but what happened was, when he passed i remembered that right after that, you don't remember the past in 2015. i was not going to run was writing a book about reflection points in american history wer

four is there in wilmington. thank you. >> tensions are still rising in the middle east right now up next the latest on an early morning explosion in iraq, as lawmakers here in the are getting ready to hammer out an aid package good for israel bless donald trump. >> has the campaign trail today for the first time since a jury was seated in his new york criminal trial, where he's headed that's ahead and a double dose of taylor swift is breaking records and the internet reactants to her new 31 track album are coming up great teammates, trusting each other. we're going to do a trust falls, stand up, you close your eyes trust what we suddenly up doc i told him he was a dummy life diabetes. there's no slowing down each de is a unique blend of people to see and things to do that's why you choose lucerne it to help manage blood sugar response uniquely designed with carb steady glue, sirna, bring on the de. >> i love your dress i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds th

he was from baltimore, and then his father, then, worked for american oil company and moved to wilmingtonnd then to scranton to open up stations. but he always would come home and he'd go back and close the business. he didn't own it. he managed a dealership. and he'd say, "a job is a lot more than a paycheck." and it really is. it's about treating people with dignity. it's about treating them with respect. it's going to be okay. folks, because of you, the american worker, i've never been more optimistic about america's future. and i mean it. i really, truly am. when my son died, i decided i -- he had spent a year in iraq, and he - unfortunately, his hooch was next to a burn pit. one of the most fit guys in his regiment, and he came home with stage four glioblastoma. there are more brain injuries for folks fighting in iraq than any other place in the world. remember what happened to all those firemen in 9/11? same thing happened because these burn pits are just awful. they put everything from human waste to -- anyway -- so, i wasn't going to run. but what happened was, when he passed, rig

he was going to take place in wilmington, north carolina. north carolina, a key swing state, trump nearly carried it over bind and in 2020. it's going to be a significant piece of the puzzle for both of them looking at an electoral path to victory come november. moments before the actual rally took place hundreds of trump supporters gathered around in wilmington. trump called into the loudspeakers to announce that he was canceling the rally due to inclement weather. take a listen. >> as you can see, there is some very bad weather having in. we are flying in a few minutes but they would prefer that we not go in because there is a certain danger to all of this and we want to make sure that everybody is safe, above all. so, they have asked us to ask people to leave the site and seek shelter and what we will do is we will make up for this very quickly at another time. we will do it as quick as possible and we are devastated that this could happen. i'm so sorry. we will do it again and we will do a bigger and better. >> now, it is not atypical fo

. >> okay, thank you so much from wilmington. >> overseas, an eerie calm, is it over?l hear what a high level iranian official says. next impressions from one of the coauthors of one of the definitive books on donald trump in the white house next. trump in the white house next. your hair will love. and none of the things it won't. hair that feels deeply nourished, soft and lightweight. new herbal essences. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. >>> we are keeping a close eye on what is the vote being undertaken on ukraine, a bill that would add $60.8 billion in u.s. support for ukraine. that is something that has been a long time coming. the

so sorely needed that 9.2 billion in humanitarian aid camila digitalis force in wilmington. thank you. >> a jury is seated& historic. >> hush money trial for former president trump starts monday first though he's going to hit the campaign trail this week and it will show you how he's trying to use these legal problems to score some political points. >> also, the us and israel are denying any involvemenin a new attack on iran-backed militia in iraq coming up, the efforts to ease the tensions it's in the region and a maryland high school student is arrested after police say he may have been planning a school shooting coming up how they were able to uncover this alleged plot? >> the historic first criminal trial of donald trump. the jury has been selected. now, opening statements begin. how will each sayyed layout the case? bove cnn for special live coverage, opening statements in the trump hush money trial starting monday at nine in eastern. >> my name is susie loftus, and i'm the head of trust and safety for us data security, tiktok. i'm a former prosecutor and it's my job to

close to 20% of the total land area in wilmington is occupied by refineries. for context, that's 3 1/2 times more than is available for parks and outdoor space. with pass and of the outdoors for all act, we can fund new trails, parks, green space, playgrounds to bring nature's benefits directly to our communities. thank you to the coalition of environmental groups, outdoor or recreation advocates, businesses and local governments that have worked day in and day out to support this bill. i also want to thank natural resources chairman westerman and my friend, ranking member raul grijalva, who have worked together on today's bipartisan outdoor recreation package. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the explore act and to work with the senate to get a strong outdoor recreation bill passed this congress. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. moore, for five minutes. mr. moore: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today i rise to recognize auburn university's men's basketball team as the 2024 s.e.c. tournament c

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president biden remaining silent on israel's counterstrike against iran as he spends the weekend in wilmingtonware. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson at the white house with more in. >> the president hasn't made any comments about israel strike on rent but he did, today in a statement of the house passing $95 billion aid bill. white house releasing a statement saying it comes at a moment of great urgency with israel facing unprecedented attacks from i rented ukraine under continued bombardment from russia. i want to thank speaker johnson, leader jefferson bipartisan coalition of lawmakers in the house who voted to put national security first. i heard the senate to send the package to my desk so i can sign into law and quickly sent weapons and equipment to ukraine to meet urgent battlefield needs. the $95 billion aid package represents about 1.3% of biden's $7.3 trillion budget for next year. it comes has some conditions, cost for the president to articulate a strategy ukraine and 45 days. it took about two years for the president to say goal is for ukraine to win much cost by ukrainian jo

. >> aaron is traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware. aaron, what's the time line once the president signs this bill? >> reporter: the timeline here joe say, means that tiktok could go away around this time next year, which also means that president biden or potentially a president trump could have to deal with any fallout. jose? >> aaron gilchrist, thank you. >>> join kristen welker for "meet the press " tomorrow morning for much more on this including her exclusive one on one with ukraine's president zelenskyy. >>> protests are expanding to college campuses around the country over israel's war in gaza, and heightened tensions at columbia university tonight just days after police were called in to clear out a protest encampment on campus. george solis is there. [ chants ] >> reporter: in new york city, just outside the gates of columbia university massive protests filling the streets. pro-palestinian demonstrations appearing to grow on this fourth day since students set up an encampment on campus that led police in riot gear to make mor

over to the senate this and it would take that up and the president present to buy it and he's in wilmington, but i've seen it before. he can sign bills electronically. and i spent a lot of time to kind of gotten last week, and a lot of the focuses on this a to crane. because as we heard from the c, i, a director william burns, he said, the real fear is if this doesn't pass and it weapons don't get to ukraine's that they could lose direction 2024. so the pentagon says the aid, if it's past the weapons, will start shipping in within days. so all i is right now on the crane. the road has just started too early to tell, but it seems likely to pass, but i'll keep. all right, patty will speak to you at the top of the next hour. thanks so much for the time being. uh, that's it for me as well for the time being or what's coming up next is the weather . and then inside story will be examining the impact of india as general election. and as always, you can head online for all the latest stories. our website is alpha 0 talk. com. thanks for watching. bye for now. the on the low theres been more floodi

president from his base has been boiling over in detroit, protesters chances deet to america, in wilmington, protesters getting as close as they could to president's house, pouring fake blood from water bottles. but it does not sound like israel is poised to dial back its plans in rafah. >> i think we will wait few more days, if they will be no deal about the hostages we will step in to the see. >> we waited for a vor langua very long period of time to negotiate with hamas, if they are playing with us and u.s. and qatari and egyptians they will find out we know how to fight, we will find them eren in rafah. reporter: that means that biden will be tested again, white house cast doubt on this timeline. saying israel has given assurances they won't begin operations before a broader ba broad discuss. >> we don't think that israel can evacuate 1.4 million people, that a full-scale invasion in to rafah would have a harmful impact on civilians who are there and hinder delivery of humanitarian assistance that it would hurt israel's national security that is something that is operationa we can't sup

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the meet the obligations -- >> a short time ago we've learned reporters traveling president biden wilmingtonend out of the first time since the massacre, protesters seen outside the president's home. i'm not sure if we have video can pull up the president motorcade how to make an alternate route, divert to church to take the presence charge, you can see the motorcade, a longer route because of the protesters in a reporter for the president later set a protester was seen warning take blood outside the president motorcade pulling back into his home and you can see genocide joe, number of protesters author and the first time the protesters showed up side the home. >> genocide joe, posters and a number of protests. lucas tomlinson from the white house, thank you. coming up, rare earthquake in the northeast sent shockwaves across the ultimate, they are trusted into the spotlight. hip-hop mold homes. >> it became friends and we still hang out and watch football together and he says i'm going ♪ >> welcome back to the "big weekend show" critically liberty was not the only one on friday certainly, th

d.c., you're in this and w wilmington and charleston. we will get a foot of snow, coastal low on thursday and friday. here in the northeast, it has been a mess and will until friday when we get a break. this area of low pressure will linger off shore for the weekend, meaning a foot or more of snow, especially in higher elevation of new england. it sometimes happens. if you like spring skiing, this is good for you. it will cause travel delay and cancellations. just south of the alcohol area, bringing snow in that region and then that front moving off the east coast. next storm system moving into the west. wind gusts in the northeast, even if snow and rain settles down with wind gusts of 40, 50, 60 mile per hour thursday, that will cause big travel delays in the northeast. >> carley: wind. my goodness. thank you. to the border, texas heads to court on crucial hearing on border law. the border bloodbath ends with him, trump says. >> it is i border bloodbath, bad thing happening, it is going to end on the day that i take office. >> todd: a t

of campaigning and the rally since the start of his trial yesterday due to inclement weather in wilmingtonhis is donald trump, your favorite president of all time hopefully. as you can see, there's some very bad weather heading in and we're flying in in a few minutes. they really would prefer we not come in because it's a certain danger to all of us. we want everyone to be safe above all. reporter: former first lady melania trump will step up her campaigning and melania headlined an event at mar-a-lago yesterday hosted by log cabin republicans, a pro lgbtq group and they're focused on getting gay voters to turn out in swing states. fox was told the event was sold out and raised more than $1 million. l trump told fox news, we must unit in our effort to establish a society of quality and every day experience and unifying principles and ultimately establishing our american way. new march fec filings show president biden's campaign has more than $85 million of cash on hand and february filings show trump has $33 million. all of this is in the new nbc national poll and registered voters finds t

you guys in wilmington are blowing this. forget what he's done, make it about the future. >> lawrence: why does the former chief of staff have to throw in a grenade? >> ainsley: they don't listen. they talk you 32 the television. >> steve: right and now we're talking about it and maybe they'll have a course correction. >> brian: i no longer am seeking a therapist because what i read yesterday about npr executive that said, i am not crazy >> for last few years we watched him and said laptop is real and we saw that the russia thing was a hoax, no collaboration with vladamir putin. why was adam schiff never called out and why aren't we looking at intel agents that claimed it was russian information and why did they not admit covid information was wrong and the origin probably did come from a lab. we were marginalized, told you were crazy conspiracy theorist and berliner came out and spoke about it. >> ainsley: he's an editor at npr and worked there for 25 years. >> lawrence: tons of awards. >> ainsley: he said how much npr has

. >> jesse: biden's historian hype squads pumping them up into the wilmington messiah.me president saving the nation from evil while he argues trump has an ego. joe biden has run for president four times now. when he was vice president he removed classified documents and stash them in his garage so historians could see that he was against obama's surge in afghanistan. he put our national security at risk for the sake of his legacy. and for a guy who did not have time to go to east palestine for over a year, he sure has a lot of time to listen to chosen historians compare him to face his own -- on mount rushmore. historians are telling biden the election is about dictatorship or democracy. the rest of the country is telling him no, it's not, it's about us, it's about our incomes, our border, our streets all 81 -year-olds look back at their careers and try to make sense of where they landed but not all 81 -year-olds are president. he's supposed to be serving us back not himself. now's not the time to worry about what's hanging on your presidential library. nancy pelosi, 8