for america's all about. what makes america great to me. is the freedom to obtain the knowledge see what you have the knowledge. then you're free to make change i'm not interested in my opinion i'm interested in the knowledge of learning from other people's opinions so i'm excited for me it's it's that important to understand that this is not a trivial thing i mean absolutely that's just is it is exciting to me because what i've learned is we don't know some do your best to surround yourself with people that do i also understand that and this culture i'm never going to be able to to journey on this whole thing by myself i'm going to have to have some help and i'm going to probably know a whole bunch of people that are smarter than me to help me get it done so i see we get out of cows and we go say hi to my three dogs that i have with me brother to two to go from here three dogs as they had on a spiritual journey here was spiritual guru of course i'm going to go where are you saying i go to. the first. few ring we bring you home safe this co

because of the rambo films that attempted to rewrite the vietnam war and make america the winners. and this was the eighty's and reagan trying to rewrite vietnam war as if america did lose that war because if we had meant that america lost the war we would have to ask ourselves why and the obvious answer is because the military industrial complex as it has been called decided perpetual war was profitable for them and they didn't care if they killed fifty eight thousand americans they were just grist in the mill they were just disposable but instead of coming to grips with that really harsh reality we've said oh america never lost a war and therefore we're never going to lose a war let's just keep sending americans into the processing power plant and get them executed and stick them in arlington cemetery and salute thank you for making these contractors rich you poor potts you know when we drive across america we drive across poor states poor areas poor counties and we see a graveyard graveyard graveyard populated with dead us servicemen for why because of the north lock lockheed ma

you create great jobs in america. but i also want to say that i'm aware you're great corporate citizens. i know it would be impossible to go into the communities where your companies employ americans and not see the marquee in the panner of your company on virtually every cause in town. hard to go to a little league game and not see the banner of your company hung outside past the infielders. and just know the president and i appreciate it. we appreciate the generosity as corporate citizens. you're such great corporate citizens i encourage you to maybe exercise that citizenship in one more renewed way in the next month. and that is step up as corporate citizens to help us communicate, pass the politics of this town how important it is to seize this opportunity to bring real tax cuts to the middle class of this country, to bring real tax reform of simplification to the american people. and that we bring about a transformational reform of america's business taxes to release the boundless energy of the american economy.

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in middle america. not one of my colleagues on the other side can make reference to that as a benefit. another boldfaced lie by this white house perpetrating against the american people >> if the demo will suspend. you are over the guardrails of the quorum. >> corporate america. exxon mobil made $8 billion in the last five years. you are not even giving them a tax cut because they did not pay any. electric made $29 billion over the last five years . you are not giving them a tax cut because they do not pay taxes in the last five years. in fact, they get a tax rebate. $74 billionle made over the last five years and paid no taxes. what is even more egregious than that, apple took the technology it was paid for by the american taxpayer, cut screen technology, the internet, global positioning satellite, voice activated personal assistant. they took all of that technology, it innovation that was paid for by the american people that is in everybody's smartphone in this room, and they went and made all of thei

hoyer, on make it in america. again, this tax proposal that the republicans are putting forth does violence to all of that. thank you for pointing out the structure -- structural nature of what they are doing to the budget. the republicans, our colleagues, are supposed to be deficit hawks. we agree that we must pay as you go. that has been our mode us op rand aye until the republicans -- modus operandi until the republicans came along. pay as you go. republicans pretend to be deficit hawks but that must be an endangered species because none of them seem to recognize or acknowledge the damage they're doing to our fiscal soundness, as we go out. not just in the first 10 years, which is damaging enough and structurally horrible enough, but in the following 10 years, and when we make proposals that relate to have a budget impact have to account for not only the first 10 years but the second 10 years, and, mr. speaker, in the second 10 years the horror of what republican tax bill does to the budget is a hemorrhaging, a

[applause] america, america. thee.ed his grace on o, beautiful, for spacious skies. for amber waves of grain. mountaine majesties. above the fruited plains. america. thee.ed his grace on crowned thy good, with brotherhood. from sea to shining sea. beautiful for spacious -- beautiful] america, america. resign and everyday be mine. [applause] >> about, face. [applause] good night and thank you for attending the 2017 liberty medal ceremony. >> this morning, president trump is celebrating thanksgiving at -lago.ow lago -- at mar-a thanksgivinghappy and mentioned the economy, the military, and building the wall. president trump along with the first lady made a surprise visit -- here are some of his remarks. pres. trump: we spoke to the uss monterey. we spoke to a lot of different folks from the airport and the army, just now. we go live to iraq, live to afghanistan and it is really incredible. our country is doing great. you folks fight so hard and working so hard. you workingo see for something that is really starting to work. we have cut back on so much regulation and th

of america. and not have to make the choice that businesses have faced with heartbreak in years pass,. we believe that tax cuts for businesses for individuals will unleash a tie tidalwave of growh with american people having more money in their pockets, american consumers will have more dollars to spend, with more resources in your, we believe we'll see a wave of capital invest, creating millions of jobs, spurs answer av invasion, and we believe, that -- innovation. we believe by lowering, taxes in america, that we will set the stage for wages to rise for working americans all across this country. earlier today, spoke of work that he has done in this area. he showed in recent publish worked, our tax cut for american businesses we believe will boost wages for american workers, once the taxes go fully into effect we believe typical american household could expect extra $4,000 every year in their pockets at least. because it is a consensus view that degree of impact has always been debated but it is

and you're right about how america's policies and america was inherently good. i thought america was that a revolutionary spectrum of civilization and everyone was trying to catch up. in a sense my learning process was threefold. so about foreign countries, america's role in the world an understanding my own temperament prejudices. the things that made it possible in the first place american exceptionalism finally divided it demanded all americans believed they were born superior to others can you talk a little bit about this epiphany that you have in turkey. you go to turkey with a sense of, i'm going to report, and in a sense that in the west we have all the answers. what i am getting for this is that you started to question our we actually write? is america this exceptional nation? and who are we. >> there is definitely a question of our we exceptional. but also why have i never thought this was propaganda? where was this concept coming from and what was the job is doing for americans. i realize it took long time that the language we use when we talk about fo

is a package from corporate america. in tax breaks for corporate america. the same amount they cut from medicare. 1.5 trillion from medicare and medicaid, $1.5 trillion to corporate america. this is making it cheaper for them to ship jobs overseas than to create jobs in the united date. united states. they adding millions to the deficit. they're streaming up this to obliterate medicare and medicaid tomorrow. this is a ponzi scheme that corporate america will perpetrate on the american people. it is a republican bill written in secret designed to be raced forward before it is truly understood. 1%,ou are the wealthiest republicans will you be beside, stars atn, moon, and the expense of the middle-class class, the backbone of our democracy. chuckased to welcome back schumer. >> thank you, nancy. when we were in the house, we did not have such a fancy room here and we had a little place up on the third or, which i inhabited regularly. i don't need any add-ons here. we're still pouring through the fine print. one thing is crystal clear. plan is a tax burden that

america needs a comeback. if we are successful today and in the weeks to come, you will keep more of the money you earned. you will have more in your paycheck. your life will improve. if we succeed, you will succeed. but if the leaders and obstructionists on the other side of the aisle win, you will lose. you see, they want washington insiders and bureaucrats to keep more of your hard-earned income. they think it's theirs to spend. we think it's yours. i have tried my best to understand their opposition. and i have listened to the pessimistic leaders of a party that once upon a time claim they stood for the common man. without a shred of evidence they are certain our plan won't work. they drum up a stale argument from 30 years ago saying all this bill does is help the rich. they call it a mide will class tax hike. that same paper our colleague just held also has fact checkers. but the fact checkers gave him not one, not two, not even you the most pinocchios can give for that lie. every honest person sees this

we will make america boom again. also, i wanted to thank you for the work on the adoption piece with mrs. black. it's so important that more americans have a greater opportunity to adopt children. nobody knows better than you about adopting children. so i would just say in conclusion, i enjoyed the back and forth with our folks on the other side. it has been very interesting. i think at the end of this exercise, the american people are the ones will take a look and say, you know what, you guys did really well. thank you. so i thank you, mr. chairman. i also thank mr. barthold for what he went through, and the staff that worked so hard on both sides of the aisle, by the way, to make sure we were able to hear and voice our opinion. so thank you, mr. chairman, and i yield back. mr. brady: thank you, mr. kelly. mr. blumenauer, you are recognized to speak on the amendment. mr. blumenauer: thank you. i appreciate my friend, mr. kelly, talking about opportunity. you know, actually i appreciate mr. reed clearing that up. i t

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one what -- one part of america struggles, we all struggle and when one part of america cries out for help, we come together and tonight, i know the hearts and prayers of every american are right here. three days ago, people descended on a small town and a small church not far from here. ofgather tonight in the wake an unspeakable act. as we all know, only a few miles from where we stand, the congregation of the first baptist church came together as they do every sunday. to join hearts and hands in worship and prayer. and genuine fellowship. learned, withld horror and heartbreak that sunday morning, a deranged man entered that small sanctuary. he took the lives of 26 believers including nine , injured 20 more before his rampage came to an end. it was the worst mass shooting at a place of worship in american history. the cherished names of the fallen will live on forever in the hearts of all who knew theirut let me assure you names will also be enshrined in the hearts of every american forever. [applause] mr. pence: among them haley krueger who even though just 16 of -- 16 years of age

the assault on america's suburbs. what did suburbia ever due to the republicans that they now have to make an assault on them? that's where this attack is clearly focused. the publicans are frightened by what happened last tuesday, not just in virginia, but in new jersey and other places across the country because in suburban districts, people realize what the decision was in the election. voted, andut, they they made a difference. we are turning up the heat across america. the heartland of america, in talking, ohio, pennsylvania, texas, events were held to focus on the injustice of this tax bill. up and down the west coast from new york -- east coast from new york to florida, members and candidates turned out to say no to all of this and some of these about theeople talked state and local tax deduction. it rub salt in the wounds of the it'syers because individual deductions, not corporation deductions. it's an insult to families that take pride in homeownership. people who pay state and local taxes across the country

america in the u.s. and the deposed plan leader talks about his regions in the pendants push and the turmoil it triggered in a rare interview on artie's brand new talk show he opens up to host alex salmond about his feelings when violence erupted on referendum that. was a tragic day to. see directly the violent way fate. cooled by hometown there are a lot of injuries and worth of injuries. but i welcome to r.t. this the evening where it's just turned nine o'clock here in moscow in our top story thousands of students and trade union members have marched in cities across france today protesters were voicing their anger over president micron's labor reforms the changes were signed into law in september and are widely seen as eroding workers' rights and handing more power to employers in paris some demonstrators vandalized buildings from their charlotte dubinsky reports thousands of people turned out to the streets in paris to voice their concern. gates president nikon's. plans to change the working conditio

jacksonian america, as much of the rest of america, ate it up. my point is that, if you understand jacksonian america, you know jacksonians do not like long, inconclusive wars where american soldiers are getting killed and there does not seem to be some kind of path to victory. you do everything you can to avoid it. to think that to be a jacksonian is to become some kind of brash warmonger who has never seen a conflict opportunity that you do not like, that is not how it works. you need to think hard and carefully about when you attack, when you do not attack, what is your political purpose, do you have a political purpose? is your strategy viable? does it lead to victory? ronald reagan, by the end of his administration, in part because he has this jacksonian trust, is willing to make offers to gorbachev that horrified hardliners in the american establishment. he keeps his support among jacksonians. an intelligent, thoughtful president, who can instinctively grasp the jacksonian point of view and integrate that into american foreign-policy can ac

he could not have known how many were brought to america. what is now america, to be slaved. a drop of blood drawn by the lash repaid by one drawn by the sword, so it is written, the word of the lord is true and right and just altogether. and it turns out to be 600,000 versus 600,000. those are prophetic words that came from the mouth of abraham lincoln in his second inaugural address, madam speaker. it's chilling to think about how pressure yent they were. -- how preshent they were. impossible for lincoln to know but the instinct, the hand of god that guided him, the hand of providence that put those words in his mouth that day turned out to be true this day and i think of all that this nation went through to put an end to slavery -- slavery and all we're going through to put an to end abortion. and i look at the cases of roe v. wade and doe vs. bolton and a supreme court that one might say was leaning very strongly to an -- as an activist court and the string of decisions that brought them to roe v. wade and doe vs. bolton. i would take us back through that, madam speaker.

america is now a foreign agent. well i think that it makes a mockery of brief speech in the united states we go around lecturing the world about how they need to have freedom of the press and freedom of speech and yet here we are cracking down on free speech i think it's important to remember that the objective of doing this to r.t. news is not to block information from going to russian citizens it is to block the truth from reaching the american public in the united states so it absolutely makes a mockery of free speech. there is a tendency to say well some of these organizations. engage in propaganda and i will tell you that i know madame out americans who have come to rely on our t.v. news as the most valid truthful broadcast media in the united states. we consider c.n.n. fox news and pam as n.b.c. all of them are just a bunch of people screaming back and forth that want another most of it is just propaganda it is it is extremist opinion and you listen to our chinos and they present a very accurate information th

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he would continue to blackmail america with possible nuclear war with america, and ask america to pool american -- to pull american forces from south korea. >> if i could interrupt a minute. he has a follow-up point, i think, about what would happen next to south korea, if that happens. then we will continue with your question. >> thank you. his strategy is, once he has the nuclear weapon and icbm, he wants to make a deal by asking them to scale down military in south korea and pull american forces out of the korean peninsula. if america does not accept his offer, he may continue to blackmail with another icbm or something like that, to compel to affect his demands. he believes if american forces are out from the korean peninsula, the next day, the foreign investment would follow the american forces. and the foreign investment out of south korea, and then the elite and the companies of south korea would follow. create a sortan in the southee korean system if he has this nuclear weapon. that is what then north korean vietnam.ike south when the americans pulled their troops from south vi

things that has always been great about america is america. it's good business to invest in your community. we also fundamentally believe that making faces important to the long-term health of this country. we are making more sales, we are making more partnerships. about believing in something. >> what if you fail? >> that is not an option. talk about the involvement you play into this. >> we try to connect the idea of a menu can -- american manufacturing with policy. it really matters. manufacturing was the canary in the coal run that -- in the coal mine. movie insaw in this many ways was a prequel to some of the anger you saw play out in the last election. there are many communities who feel like they have been left behind. and that policy has left them behind as well. but this is something we know how to do. we know how to make things in this country. it is a core competency of the united states. and there are a lot of folks who want to do it, who are entrepreneurs or workers or who were holding on and realizing how important it is for thei

america in the united states with the details breaking that done. first of all we wouldn't be hearing this news from the russian parliament if it wasn't for the american department of justice which forced r.t. america to register as a foreign agent in the us the russian government promised to fight back and we can see that it's happening but to make similar demands for foreign media in this country to register as foreign agents russia's own legislation required amendments and they have just been approved by the russian duma and now the draft bill will be moved on to the upper chamber of the russian parliament for a final vote the amendment has it that a media outlet may find itself on the list of foreign agents in russia if it receives money from foreign countries i.e. their governments international organizations or foreign organizations for an individuals as well as russian legal entities which are funded from any of the sources that i mentioned above if a media organisation becomes a foreign agent whatever it publishes has to come with a disclaim

that, let'sdoing remember that if america's prepared, america can compete. we have really benefited from a system in which we were allowed to compete. ms. albright: i find it very hard to talk about trade as a zero-sum game. it has to be reciprocal and fair and all that. what i am troubled by his we're asking people all the time, will was me, america is in trouble, and everyone is taking advantage of us. i think that is not helping. first of all it is not true. and second it is not the kind of attitude we need to have. -- ie to say the following am also a walkie internationalist. because i was his chief legislative assessment -- assistant i became the empress of -- -- sent me toaine maine to talk to these people. the interesting part was whether it was a walmart or something up there, they bought cheaper goods. the question was if they are only workers are also consumers. because they want to have that kind of change. i do think it has to be reciprocal. the -- we cannot tear down all the trade agreements. i happen to have been in mexico about three months ag

and that same subsidized corn from america by the way is making america obese a nation of fat yucky pig. ok that's true let me ask you obesity ok i just i decided i scored gay so that's ok. our say is in germany germany is saying you know what we believe we can manage our society in such a way remember i think there's proof of war world war one eighty percent of all technical texts in the world were written in german they have the percentage of engineering. autarky they know how to run a society so they're of course there making sense out of all this because they recognize that good design is worthwhile versus the us which is like you know what i believe it is not a capitalism or it's going to look for chaos reign and look what happens is total dirt oh well by the way you know you have your little i.c.a.o. happening to us here's another way to add another hundred fifty million right now so it started one hundred fifty million now it's three hundred million now here's a way to increase it to four hundred fifty million dollars value because of course we're saying that their food vulne

he came to america in 1927 and lived in new york and detroit. he created a network of approximately a dozen camps throughout the u.s., attracting thousands of enthusiastic followers. >> the bung had several so-called training camps, summer camps. most notoriously camp hin denburg. >> you're watching training films shot. their mission, to train americans to become nazis. >> they would get the children. the children would be enrolled in bund's version of the hitler youth. they would have uniforms, they would march around and sit around the campfire and listen to german propaganda. >> he had a place for the girls. he wanted them to be strong and they'd do various exercises to build up their bodies, build up their bodies for what purpose? to be strong mothers. to give birth to the future. >> they would support nazi policies and serve as a potential fifth column possibly down the road. and more importantly, a recruiting pool from which they could draw intelligence assets. >> one man especially valuable to hitler was walter cappy. he worked at a facto

and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. thank you all. >> should roy moore resign, mr. president? do you believe -- should he resign? >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. that was president trump in the white house diplomatic reception room. he's touting the respect that he says he received from foreign leaders on his nearly two-week-long. during that trip the world saw a, quote, strong, proud and confident america. president trump also taking the opportunity to blame his predecessors and insist he's restoring the standing of the united states in the world. my panel joins me to dissect the speech. kristen, the speech by the president somewhat of a victory lap for what he said was a great american comeback. >> sure. i think president trump tends to do best in moments when he looks most like a conventional president and standing in the white house, reading off of a teleprompter talking about going on an international trip. and it's a trip that i think many americans if you're just casually watching the news would say it

do they not know that this has a direct impact on the lives of america's veterans? do they not know? have a hearing, find out. but the veterans have come forward and they are telling their story about how this budget that predicates this tax bill and then will necessitate those cuts is unfair. but what's interesting about it, $1.5 trillion in tax breaks, a rate of $1.5 trillion in tax breaks for corporate america. $1.5 trillion for medicare and medicaid. what a terrible statement and what a very, a lack of values for the american people and for our veterans. any other questions? >> i think it's entirely reasonable that we've never had a chance to talk about, you need money to do tax reform. and now there's a chance to find out where it's going to come from. >> so i say once again, are distinguish ranking member on the ways and means committee. we look forward to his take on what they put forward, but again an act of desperation. and who knows if this is the last one? what a shame they are putting their members to this, more of a shame they are putting the middle cla

>> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and now, "bbc world news." christian: this is "bbc world news america." i'm christian fraser. the ritz-carlton riyadh is a princes andison for rich businessmen. we have an exclusive report from inside the saudi hotel where a corruption investigation is underway. lyse: the ambitious crown prince risks creating enemies and uncertainty, which could endanger stability and reform that the kingdom so badly needs. christian: the argentine navy says satellite detected an explosion on the day a submarine went missing in the south atlantic. the biggest ever photo album in the united states, reflecting the everyday life of postwar america. christian: welcome to "world news america." i'm christian fraser in london. for almost three weeks now, some of the most privileged members of saudi society have been held in the ritz-carlton hotel in riyadh and inte

really with the whole thing does america fit into all of this what america is in here as well because the fact is emerging putin see if this is an answer by the u.s. for the unproven allegations that russia. interfered in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election essentially a start of an eye for an eye reaction and that's made possible by the fact that the international olympic committee is really dependent on sponsors and those buying advertisements for the games themselves and the bulk of that cash is in fact coming from within the united states so that's all the connection there with the u.s. and couldn't also called for the anti-doping system in the world of sports to be improved in general because obviously he sees a lot of inconsistency is there ok it's interesting stuff many thanks jackie. but sport is not the only field where russia is under pressure the u.s. justice department has ordered r.t. america to register as a foreign agent in dubai on monday and broadcast the fails to do so as bank accounts will be frozen is possible i should say the controversial legislati

america. the warhawks still of you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that don't. produce offspring to tell you that the be gossip the public by file for the most important news today. the bad guys in town think you are not cool enough and let's fight their product. all the hawks that we along with all those watching. and the culture is good now for the big picture but it's it's a girl for real business which we need to maintain we need to but it's no the fact of the prospects of the more go forth with the dross with the automotive g.p.s. to even track trolls on other machines will have less and less people so the fact that we easily get this feel business just shows how the rest of the waters get rid of those myths. with it with ego. in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's long debt. studying so hard it requires strong. going through humiliation to enter an elite society. and partying to dance sometim

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what's next in the russians mission to crush america burning taylor swift at the stake. if third party candidates are permitted to speak out loud what if what if americans hear. the analysis continued artie's reports often characterize the united states as a surveillance state and allege widespread. infringements of civil liberties police brutality and drone use. for the truth. but worst of all this is unforgivable r t apparently alleged wall street grave. i do know. where is our take at it. if there is greed on wall street what's next period of question is why did that report the president of the united states with that we're facing actually mean like like like like sean hannity right only promoted on your mainstream outlets then that's because i'm getting the suppressed censored nudes now i'm not saying you should be sitting at home going why is it real housewives of orange county telling me about the the fact that the ambush in the share was blowback for the u.s. back invasion of lebanon. and little big shots little big shots has really dropped the ball on the prison

and to leave america to be more american. but is the pro jobs tax bill for what americans want and what americansam need. talk about my family i am pretty average i of nine great-grandchildren to work in a small llc mom-and-pop brokerage company from the university of georgia and public schools we save for their education they're all happy but strobe -- struggling like somebody else so to simplify that tax system to make it fair more opportunity in america. actually to make this point they're only a few ways to raise taxes or revenue. one is to charge more or raise somebody's taxes. so people create companies and jobs when you create opportunity and them and they do better they expand and that becomes taxable. but not by lowering expectations. so we're very lucky as america today to be in the united states haven't and to do it the right way. when i was in the georgia legislature i will never forget as we went side-by-side trying to make a speech and though well. he said the pretax your memory. i said i wish i had thought of t

in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's long debt. studying so hard it requires. going through humiliation to enter an elite society. and paci into debt sometimes quite literally. want other true colors of universities in the us. this footage is unique because there's only a tribal lands are normally off limits to the public eric's allowed in because he's this is his personal doctor. people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich and famous some always on the move sailing yachts and flying aircraft that. he's going to. be busy doing nothing is going to do the population because he's going to people. eighteen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with the gun bad guy trying to get to one of my family members. he would have better a lot better and i think it's fair and hurting whenever my my baby says my book was published in the year two thousand more than hoffa million americans have been killed by phone to us and we had a thought to him yes we did yes this is a middle school we go thro

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america is profoundly grateful for all you do. we are back on starting to do -- i will tell you, you are reading and seeing, really, really well. the stock market is at an all-time high. [applause] pres. trump: unemployment back in the united states is at a 17 year low. [applause] pres. trump: almost 2 million jobs have been added since a very, very special day. it was called election day, november 8. 2 million jobs. that is a lot of jobs. we have dealt isis one brutal defeat after another, and it's about time. [applause] pres. trump: it is truly inspiring to see american airmen and marines, and japanese -- [cheers] pres. trump: you have a great marine here, general kelly, four-star. did anyone ever hear of general kelly? where is general kelly? he is something. now he is chief of staff. but he does like those four stars, i want to tell you that. american airmen, the marines and japanese self-defense forces are standing here with us, side-by-side, confident, committed, and more capable than ever. you instill confidence in the hear

america, america. god shed his grace on thee, and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. oh, beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strife, who more than self their country loved, and mercy more than life. america, america. may god thy gold refine, till all success be nobleness, and ev'ry gain divine.♪ [applause] >> about, face! >> [♪ singing] [applause] >> good night and thank you for attending the 2017 liberty medal ceremony. ♪ >> former secretary of state john kerry was honored last month, receiving the first left in achievement award from the entity institute for the united states senate. president obama and vice president biden gave tribute speeches. this is just over an hour and a half. >> boston has given this nation some of the greatest leaders of this country, from john adams to john f. kennedy to ted kennedy and that is something we are very out of. secretary kerry is in that same tradition. he has called many places home, but i don't know if he has been at any addr

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america is the america we are. to know this jazz feel. a city of climatic contest a face of alligators on the loose of poverty and crime forty years by the least twelve members of mob family close no murder of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans. now for the best place in the word of god. let's say i'm not sure i get your. response thanks for the fight. thank you for. destroying. slavery. long welcome to world a part of the truth of this may be unconventional in many ways but like most its recent predecessors it also wants to try to count at mediating palestinian conflict the u.s. delegation allowed by the president's advisor and son in law. is expected in the region this week stops in a number of arab capitals including cairo is the current us administration well equipped to take on the challenge like this especially given the divisions at home to discuss that i'm now joined by foreign minister of egypt so michel great minister it's great to see in moscow thank you the last time we had a chance to talk to you was i

one part of america struggles, we all struggle and when one part of america cries out for help, we come together and tonight, i know the hearts and prayers of every american are right here. three days ago, evil descended on a small town and a small church not far from here. we gather tonight in the wake of an unspeakable act. as we all know, only a few miles from where we stand, the congregation of the first baptist church came together as they do every sunday. to join hearts and hands in worship and prayer. and genuine fellowship. but as the world learned, with horror and heartbreak that sunday morning, a deranged man entered that small sanctuary. he took the lives of 26 believers including nine children, injured 20 more before his rampage came to an end. it was the worst mass shooting at a place of worship in american history. i know the cherished names of the fallen will live on forever in the hearts of all who knew them but let me assure you their names will also be enshrined in the hearts of every american forever. [applause] mr. pence: among them haley krueger who even though just

you are going to see tens of thousands of high-paying jobs come back to america because right now america is dead last in the industrialized world because we have the highest tax rate. that needs to change. let's make america competitive again. that's what our bill does. and by making america competitive again we have an opportunity to rebuild the middle class, to bring good jobs back to america and to grow our economy. just like used at least behind me they want to see more money in their pockets. they deserve to have more shots at the american dream. you will see more people have real opportunity and have a real chance to get their piece of the american dream by having more money in their pockets and by seeing things like the death tax eliminated. this is an exciting day not only because we are standing here today as republicans in the house moving forward but president trump is standing with us. president trump campaigned on doing this exact same thing of putting money back into the pop because of our hard-working pam's and make sure we can rebuild our middle class and get our economy

it's a package for the corporate america. $1.5 trillion in tax breaks for corporate america. the same exact amount that they cut from medicare, $500 billion, medicaid, $1 trillion. $1.5 trillion from medicare and medicaid. $1.5 trillion gift to corporate america. and the additional gift of lowering the cost of shipping, making it cheaper for them to ship jobs overseas than to create jobs in the united states. and even after ransacking all of the middle class benefits, republicans are still adding trillions to the deficit. scheming to use the debt they pile up today, to obliterate medicare and medicaid tomorrow. this is a shell game, a ponzi scheme, that corporate america will perpetrate on the american people. the republican bill written in secret, designed to be raced forward before it's truly understood, ransacks vital benefits for the middle class. but if you're the wealthiest, 1%, republicans will give you the sun, the moon and the stars. all of that at the expense of the great middle class, which is the backbone of our democracy. i'm pleased now to welcome back to the ho

america is profoundly grateful for all you do. and we are back home starting to do, i'll tell you, and you are reading and seeing, really, really well, the stock market is at an all-time high. [ cheers and applause ] unemployment back in the united states is at a 17-year low. [ cheers and applause ] almost 2 million jobs have been added since a very, very special day. it's called election day. november 8th. 2 million jobs. it's a lot of jobs. and we have dealt isis one brutal defeat after another. and it's about time. [ cheers and applause ] it's truly inspiring to see american air men and marines. you have a great marine here. general kelly. four star. did anyone ever hear of general kelly? where is general kelly? he is something. now he's chief of staff. but he does like those four stars, i want to tell you that. but american air men and marines and japanese self defense force, standing with us here side by side confident, committed, and more capable than you instill confidence in the hearts of our allies, and you strike fear in

america r.t. america chose to meet that deadline because nobody wants to be in trouble with u.s. law enforcement so let's just take a look at some of the things that our u.s. branch could now be obliged to do all the time for example that is attaching a public disclaimer to every piece of information that gets sent out or filing a copy or a version of it to the u.s. department of justice within forty eight hours of transmission and i'll tell you that it will take a long time to adjust to the still reality and even to figure out whether it is possible in the first place does that mean that every tweet that gets posted by america requires a disclaimer does our channel in the u.s. now have to send all its tweets to the u.s. department of justice many experts have argued that in the twenty first century with the current social media output which is normal for all news organizations it is simply impossible although this cracked out on r.t. america has been ignored largely by those who you would expect to speak on the issues with freedom of speech and didn't go completely unnoticed tak

america is going to you know. this place has become a memorial to the two men and the third who was wounded on may twenty fourth on that attack. to an active member of a group no he wasn't i mean he sort of floated in and now it's he would show up at all right rallies those places will try to distance themselves from the extremists but they also bring them on board at the same time on the top level brings in a lot of people who are kind of mainstream they just don't want to pay our taxes or their their pro-gun or you know they're sort of mainstream issues and then you go farther down and it becomes kind of an anti-government ideology and then it becomes an anti semitic ideology and at the very bottom there is sort of the timothy mcveigh's who believe that there is a need for a revolution a second american revolution and i think that's where jeremy christian was because here is not all they do here he. is a danger from the groups or is it bubbling down to these individuals that are so much harder to try yeah i mean