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we are not going to apologize for america. we are going to stand up for america. no more apologies. >> no more apologies. no more groveling. no more self flagellating ourselves on the world stage. well, as a certain previous administration had done. >> in america, there is a failure to appreciate europe's leading role in the world. instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you, to meet common challenges, there have beenth times where america has shown arrogance and been dismissive. even derisive.is >> laura: i actually think that apology is arrogant. but trump is different. he goes over to europe and says hey, we value our alliance.e we love you guys. but it's time for nato members to stop free riding on the american taxpayer. >> i have been very, very direct. nato members must finally contribute the fair share and meet their financialci obligations. but 23 of the 28 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying. this is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the united states.he >> laura: imagine that. an american pre

america first does not mean america alone. he is rebuilding all of our ally relationships. he is getting our map -- nato allies to pay their fair share for their own defense. obamacare is an individual mandate. guys, i am proud of this. in 1991, covers had a law on the books that required a president. -- he moved the united states embassy from tel aviv to israel. [applause] >> he said he would drain the swamp. remember that? guess what? 4300 people have been removed but not during a job. 4000, 300 people. they were not done. we are going to hire agencies to do the same thing. i am a business guy but if you ran the rest of the world are washington is now, we would not be where we are today. the thing that has most impact be kids and kids kids. with president trump, we can judges and the scope supreme court judges, including morris part and greg kavanaugh -- brett kavanaugh. i have seen -- change the direction of the country. get it done. promises made and kept. now the focus is on trade and infrastructure. early in the morning. he calls later tonight. i spent time at the whi

that america was about moving money. the southern america was about essentially controlling humans. controlling people and using their labor. those two countries have never really used 100 percent into one. in times of war or the great depression, everyone can get together and it was a governmental sort of story that americans could believe in. that worked and held this country together. in times of real stress.keep in mind, the two americas went to literal war and 600,000 people died because one america new it couldn't survive without that free labor was willing to kill its sons to keep slavery forever. that's what every single southern constitution of the state centered slavery forever. the north was willing to go to war and send it sons to die to keep the country as one. the civil rights movement had to happen because the supposedly defeated country never really declared defeat. so whether or not those people moved into the republican or democratic party, they've moved back and forth. that america at its core wants to be a white christian country.has never really conceded defeat

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let's talk about the america we believe in. hi, katie. in the america we believe in -- ok. is there another mike for me? team? where is the team? is anyone from the team around? we are working on it read come closer. that's working on it. come closer. i don't know that that's going to make a difference. ok, great. maybe i will stay on this side. ok, i am just going to stand right here. in the america we believe in, we will have a president of the united states who understands that we can no longer tolerate what we have been seeing in our history and recently, which is a full on attack against a woman's access to her reproductive health care. [applause] i will tell you, i have traveled the country, and i have met a lot of folks who are rightly terrified about what these laws that are being passed mean. i was just a few weeks ago in alabama, where, as many of you know, that state legislature passed a law that would criminalize and incarcerate a physician who assist in an abortion, up to 99 years in prison. georgia, we expect. missouri, we expect the same kind of thing to happ

america ceases to be america. so we must say, in this movement with one voice, as president trump said in his state of the union address, america will never be a socialist country. [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: margaret thatcher probably said it best. these -- she said the problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other peoples money. the truth is, we all know medicare for all means quote -- means quality health care for none. movement, how much green it will cost if they ever pass it into law. the definition of insanity is trying the same thing over again and expecting a different result. socialism has been tried in dozens of countries all over the world, from venezuela to north korea, and socialism has never worked before. and thenot work now, american people should reject socialism and embrace freedom with renewed energy and vigor. and i know we will. [applause] the truth is,ce: men and women, the choice facing this country in the next 15 months has never been clearer. and the stakes ha

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m oh beautiful for spacious -- ♪ america, america >> all across the united states at 11:00 a.m., at every town, there was the sound of church bells, horns and factory whistles, as a unified recognition of the day of celebration. ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea m mm ♪ >> a principle speaker was evangelist leader billy graham. dr. graham: she's never hidden her problems and faults. without freedom of the press and open communication system, we don't sweep our sins under the rug. if poverty exists, if racial tension exists, if riots occurs, the whole world knows about it. instead of an iron curtain we have a picture window. [applause] >> there followed a 56 gun salute. one for each of the united states and its territories, as the flags of each state and territory were brought into position on the memorial steps. >> marching boy scouts that carried flags of the united states from the lincoln memorial to near the white house. here, the largest american flag in the capitol flew above the flags of the 56 states and territories. citizens of all ages brought their

there is not a black america and a white america and latino america and asian america, there is the united states of america. >> and here he is, that same man in his moment of taking the oath as head of state. >> the time has come to reaffirm our enduring spirit, to choose our better history, to carry forward that precious gift, that noble idea passed on from generation to generation, the god-given promise that all are equal, all are free and all deserve a chance to pursue their full measure of happiness. >> it's been said that his predecessor, franklin roosevelt's idea of being pa president was simply being franklin roosevelt. unfortunately for us and our country's history, donald trump's idea of being president is being donald trump. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" right now with joy reid sitting in for chris hayes. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> so the first note that i want to tell children across this country is that no matter what the president says, this country belongs to you. >> four freshmen congresswomen respond to racist attacks from the preside

i'm america's most senior diplomat. we always have high expectations and shooting for making sure we have a grip on what's going on on our southern border. this is an important national security so that'ses the objective whether we get there or not it's a long complicated border but all of the things we need. we need congress to change the law so that we don't have to release people here into the united states. this is crazy stuff. no country does that. i travel all across the world. no country has a set of laws and congress needs to that are like the ones here in the united states that congress needs to change them. >> yeah, next thing you know instead of 39,000 coming in a year you've got 239,000 from guatemala alone. you met with el salvador's government and you believe they're expressing a commitment to reduce the number of illegals coming here but at the same time we're hearing about ads on television that entice people to come to america. what tangible progress can you tell the american people from that country? >

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eugenics died out in america. of course, hitler's plans did not. >> that idea of improving the human race, which is what eugenics is all about definitely had echoes in the nazi policy of the 1930s, and the holocaust is one horrific consequence of that. >> white lives matter. >> the white supremacy of today has not reached the level it did a century ago. burt some of its deeply troubling ideas are returning. >> you don't think all races are equal. >> no. i do not. and i don't see why anyone would. >> the white nationalist jared taylor is a learned man, a graduate of yale, like myself. but we don't see eye to eye, to say the least. >> i want the people of africa to make africa the best continent they can for africans. africans, i believe, will be happiest not living in a society like ours. >> i think that you place so much weight on the fact that a certain group of people's ancestors spent more time in the sun than another group. so their skin is darker. >> do you really think, do you really think that blacks and wh

amÉrica. en estos cinco minutos de esta segunda mitad, o un pelotazo ni son. y sobre todo el tema de la defensiva. no estÁn metidos en la importancia de defender el 0-0. enrique: sigue roger, baila roger. no pasa nada en esta jugada. >>gol de pedro santos, hay que . enrique: cuando llega allÍ no deja ni una pechuga. >>le metes con todo. >>es una delicia. >>error-tano. ¿es italiano? enrique: hablo de thanos, es de otro universo. o que largo para mateus, el piojo dice " tranquilo " >>no la ha pasado bien "el piojo", se la ha pasado calmando a su jugadores y dando indicaciones. no estÁ haciendo el equipo lo que habÍa planeado. enrique: arranca joel. allÍ lo seÑalÓ fÉlix valdivia. >>bas los equipos donde jugÓ joel campbell, jugó en el villarreal, sabes quiÉn eraÑero? giovanni dos santos enrique: tiene una historia tremenda estÉ joel, ademÁs jugÓ en el arsenal, en el betis. el submarino amarillo, mateus. falta sobre mosquera, un banquito que le hace martÍnez bien seÑalada por el c

will make america great again we wrote. great. words soon became deeds it became clear that the relationship between the u.s. and germany was shifting the. kind of the times in which we could fully rely on office and not she going to buy. the end of the universe is in a certain sense important and meaningful to her as a sign that must make it all the more painful that relations have now become so strained in the wake of this america 1st policy that this causes america 1st. which doesn't accord with her own understanding of how politics should operate at all. it's the shades politics as the antithesis of seeking to gain advantage at the expense of others she always seeks to find that balance also she's resisted trump's efforts to split europe trump keeps trying to get marigold to do deals and stealing things and tries to get medical to convince the rest of the europe paean union to do these deals that are favorable to trump but she refuses she pushes that all of brussels so at least trump americal do talk to each other and i

donald trump's brand of america first has too often led to america alone. making it much harder to mobilize others to address the threats to our common well-being. the second concern is the rapid advance of authoritarianism, nationalism and ill liberal tendencies around the world. not just in russia and china but also from our allies. places like turkey, the philippines, hungary, and every part of the world technology and instant information are driving change at unprecedented speed and scope, causing many people home and abroad to feel onfused and very vulnerable. democratic governments paralyzed by hyper artisanship. hobbled by construction are having a harder time delivering to their people. trust and institutions around the world is down and fear of the other is way up. together in my view these forces have driven dangerous resurgence of extreme nationalism and liberalism, of rotectionism and xenophobia. and donald trump and the demagogues around the world are leaning into these forces for their own personal and political gain. but in my view, if we foc

i was elected as the youngest senator in america. all i can say is i hope to be able to serve long enough to see the beginning of the 21st century. i will tell you what i mean by that. it has been 19 years since the 20th century ended. 19 years. is it too much to ask that the 21st century actually be allowed to begin? because our politics and our rhetoric, and too much of what goes on in this town and capitol hill, my goodness, you could close your eyes and you may as well be in the 1970's or the 1980's. the political establishments of both parties have become so all stuff i'd, it is like we are trapped in amber and meanwhile, the needs of the country have gone forward. if the 2016 election was about anything, it was about the american people saying the political establishments have failed, the old politics has failed, it is time for something new. and that is what we are here for. [laughter] [cheering] -- [applause] [cheering] sen. hawley: here's the problem. while the political class here has been rehearsing and rehashing the same

long live america. long live france. long live the memory of those who lost their lives here today for our freedom. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america barack obama. [ applause ] >> president hollande, people of france, friends, family, our veterans. if prayer were made of sound, the skies over england that night would have deafened the world. captains paced their decks. pilots tapped their gauges. commanders poured over maps. fully aware that for all the months of meticulous planning everything could go wrong. the winds, the tides, the element of surprise, and above all the audacious bet that what waited on the other side of the channel would compel men not to shrink away, but to charge ahead. fresh faced g.i.s rubbed trinkets, kissed pictures of sweethearts, checked and re-checked their equipment. god, asked one, give me guts. and in the pre-dawn hours planes rumbled down runways, gliders and paratroopers slipped through the sky. giant screws began to turn on an armada th

all across america. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] [applause] the greatest honor is my life is to serve vice president to a president who gets up every day to keep the masses he made to the american people. he stands without apology for faith and freedom everyday. i have seen it when the cameras are off. he is a man of action. president donald trump is a man of his word. he has kept his word in the community of faith all across america. [applause] i thinks. pence: there's only one way you can describe the last two years. it has been two years of action. two and a half years of results. two-and-a-half years of promises made and promises kept. we are just getting started. [applause] president pence: trump promised to revive the american economy. bypassing largest tax cuts and tax reform in american history and that is exactly what we have done. the results are remarkable. [applause] don't need me to tell you but i will tell you anyway. [laughter] vice pres. pence: 5.8 million new jobs since election day

and the america we believe in. host: senator kamala harris in des moines, iowa, yesterday. our coverage of the road to the white house 2020 continues today. joe biden and jill biden will be in marshalltown, iowa, for the fourth of july coverage of that getting at 2:30 p.m. on c-span and you can listen to it on the free radio app. back to your phone calls on this gallup poll on american pride. out of greenville, north carolina, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning, john. thank you for taking my call. as long as mitch mcconnell is the majority leader in the senate and donald is our president, i will be embarrassed and ashamed to be an american. host: when were you last proud to be an american? caller: when obama was president. corruptionhave any in his administration, he demonstrated that he was a loving husband and father. i felt safe. i am 82 years old. host: is pride in america based solely on who occupies the white house for you? caller: yes, absolutely. i have never seen anything like this in my lifetime

to prosper america first, to think of america first, to exalt if america first and to live for and revere america first. you've never heard that before. i was speaking to a couple of the folks that were responsible right here, freeman, for this great boat of which they're setting records right now, records by a lot. not even close. over the last three years, where's freeman? where are you folks? stand up, please. great job. [applause] pres. trump: and they were saying how well they're doing and that they've never heard this kind of talk before. "build in america," they didn't hear that. in fact, it was the opposite. they were trying to steal your business and build it overseas, build it in other countries, including china, many others. but that's not what this is all about and this is 100% made right here. thank you. congratulate everybody too, please. so thank you all for showcasing your awe-inspiring products today. they are absolutely incredible. thank you for pouring out your heart, your sweat and soul to make our nation even stronger. thank you for your unwavering commitment to this

in america. hand crafted in america, just actually around our home state of goshen, indiana. i'm not sure how many people exploit it. i know everybody's proud if they make something in america, they're very proud to display what is made in america. rob: do you think a lot of companies out there are making the bare minimum in america and going to china to get the cheap products and stamping made in america on it. >> we don't know enough about it. the made in america label is something that's very valuable to the american consumer, something that we're proud to be able to talk about. 75% is something that's been recommended percentage by the ftc for a couple years but it's never actually been held to. jillian: at a time in our country where a number of people, certainly not everybody, i'll clarify by saying that, but a number of people say they aren't feeling patriotic today. what does it mean to be at the white house, to have a president who believes in the made in america products and who is show

america is not devoid of issues, america is not void of criticism. what makes us patriotic and what makes us american is the ability to criticize our government, and so right now megan is actually more patriotic than the individual who lives at 1600 pennsylvania avenue was bullying her when she is actually defending this country every moment. >> trace: she started this. it does he not have the chance to counter? you know he's going to punch back. it doesn't he have the chance to respond? speak of course he should. muhammad ali in the 1960s was not the beginning of time. the split is asian of sports as a way to attack the country itself as a terry wearing a phenomenon and a terrible phenomenon. megan rapinoe can say everything she wants about the aspects of america she likes but the fact remains she is protesting the symbol of the country. it's not just a symbol of one issue. it's a symbol of the whole country and even more egregiously, she is doing on the international stage. i am so pleased that we have a president was willing to stand up for this c

people who knew that our country did have problems, but the solution to america's problem was in america herself. and this is a noted contrast of people were talking about the flag is being a symbol of hate for the founding as being this irredeemable situation. america is a great country and it's great and it's one of these things were great americans throughout time have known that it is great that when we have problems, we seek to improve them. i loved the call out civil rights heroes and others who bravely stood against oppression and persecution and who are people that we can all look to with admiration. >> mike: there was also a reference to some of the folks on the front lines of some of the current immigration crisis of the border. people doing very difficult jobs at the border. let's take a listen to that. >> president trump: our nation has always honor the heroes who serve our communities. the firefighters, first responders, police, sheriffs, ice, border patrol, and all of the brave men and women of law enforcement. >> mike: hugo, what about that line? >> i think with the presid

and america must lead. this is why the push for space resources and funding today is absolutely critical. as a member of the house armed services committee and the science, space, and technology committee i see how national security and space intersect every day. as a floridian, space is something that is absolutely in my d.n.a. it is from, of course, florida's kennedy space center our astronauts launched to the moon. i know that florida will be a key player when we go back to the moon once more in 2024. military, , the u.s. and american industry work together to maintain american leadership in space. in my district in northeast florida, we are very fortunate to have companies who once again will assemble the lunar landers to help nasa get back to the moon. so looking back on this historic moon landing 50 years ago -- 50 years later, i hope we'll all remember what an incredible moment this was for our country. our american values, and american ingenuity have taken us to new worlds, not just on earth but bey

america first. there's a huge difference between america first and ideology that runs down america and if you want to -- >> you don't think the president ran down -- lock her up. the president is -- look, i completely -- nobody has any problem with what the president's policies have been. it's when he goes into stoking racial fears. i have never called any of his tweets racist. but there's no question that he's stoking racial divisions. >> chris, the core element of the president's philosophy is america first. >> yeah. america first, but chris wallace was talking about a time on "morning joe" in the early december of 2015 when he was praising putin as a great leader and we said, wait a second, he kills journalists and political opponents. >> yep. >> and donald trump speaking of u.s. soldiers in iraq said well, we kill a lot of people too. comparing our soldiers unfavorably to vladimir putin. so please, stephen miller, please, donald, donald, you're making a fool of yourself again. this is going to e

america is better than this. this senate and this congress must continue to stand up for reason, for decency, and for the actual foreign policy and national security interests of the united states, not the personal interests of the trump family and their misguided interest to put profit over principle and people. this administration's willingness to turn a blind eye to the wholesale slaughter of civilians and the murder of journalists and move forward with a the sale of these weapons will have a lasting implication nor america's moral leadership on the world stage. that's why six week ago in a bipartisan fashion the senate came together to approve an unprecedented 22 separate bipartisan resolutions of disapproval. that's why five weeks ago the committee on foreign relations approved a bipartisan bill, the saudi arabia false emergencies or safe act, to prevent similar abuses of the emergency authority in the future. that's why three weeks ago the house passed several amendments to their national defense authorizat

and the recycling continued. >> trevor: china to america, back to china and to america again. basically it's the. ♪ circle of trash plastic into paper ♪ ♪ paper ♪ plastic into paper ( cheers and applause ) yeah, believe it or not, america creates so much trash that it's had to send it over to china to be recycled, which isn't surprising, like nobody's better at creating unnecessary trash than america. this is the same country where you can buy orange slices in a plastic container. yeah, as if there wasn't already a container for orange slices called an orange. it's in the container. and for a very long time, the relationship worked. america sent china recycling, china turned it into fake louie have you tovoton bags. >> a lot of the materials could not be recycled. they were ending up in land fills, the environment or, worse, taking a human toll. now the country is trying to clean up its image. in january, china stopped taking most of the dirty recycling it called foreign garbage. >> we means some 7 million tons of plastic needs to be recycled elsewhere. >> trevor: yep,

just like you reminded people last thursday, the greatness of america, the innovation of america, and the future of this world will rely greatly upon america and this administration. thank you, mr. president, for the opportunity. [applause]

laura: thi w is "bld news america." reporting from washington, i am painful stories of separation and china's xinjiang region. reports of children being taken from families and placed in secure state schools. a powerful sixoint four earthquake strikes southern california, the biggest in 20 years. authorities are assessing the damage and residents are fillinr a series of aocks. plus, capturing midcentury america. how six female photographers for "life"agazine broke down barriers and left an enduring legacy ♪ laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "bbcorld news america." tonight we start with a special report of new evidence that children and china's xinjiang region are being systematically set -- separated from families and placed in secure state schools. official documents reveal large numbers of boarding schools have been built, housing children is your -- young as two. they areargeted as members of china's uighur muslim community some parents say their children have disappeared and they ha

what is america who are we as. a culture war is raging over the future direction of the nation and party politics has turned into an ideological battle. the rise of fascism in your. chamber when people thought they had lost control of their economic destiny and in america 90 percent have lost control of their economic destiny so they're desperately looking around for a savior and donald trump steps toward says i am your savior is the exact opposite he is the devil incarnate for them but if he tells them to use their savior and nobody else says that they're going to turn to him and they have. right wing populists have driven a wedge into the heart of american society which could leave its mark for decades i think the divisions in our country have been very little warrant for a long time but i think that when you have the president himself uses racist sexist . his. language people in the community feel it's the president to say that i can say and so yes the president at this point i can't believe this way until someo

all of us in america to live our values. and that means we need public defenders, we need to change the cash bail system, we need to get rid of for-profit prisons, no one should make money by locking people up. [applause] >> senator, thank you. senator warren, the next question -- >> if it -- ache follow-up because it is relevant. supporting senator schumer on this demand that secretary acosta resign? sen. warren: yes. i was there a long time ago with him. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you. sen. warren: let me count the ways. >> senator warren, the next question deals with rico. this was sent in by juan carlos. your question? >> thank you. senator, as president, you will have the courage to support the equality rights and statehood for american citizens of puerto rico? sen. warren: i will support what the puerto rican people want. if the puerto rican people vote for statehood, count me in. [applause] >> senator, to that point, if i may add to his question, the victims of the worst hurricane to ever strike the island were th

the great united states of america. and with your support on january 20th, 2021 we will say adios to donald trump. [cheers and applause] [speaking spanish] >> when asked the former national president of lulac. and what your reaction does he convince you and have a solid response to questions he was asked quick. >> absolutely not only does he have my vote he has my money. [applause] >> please stand. what did you think about what you heard from the secretary. >> it was very genuine and i think it's a great opportunity not just for the community but for all of those who are willing to put in hard work and to see immigration reform to continue to move this country forward. >> do you think he has that temperament to take on someone like donald trump who attacks very personally and aggressively? >> i think so. >> you ask the tough question. you asked about the repatriating men and women deported after serving this country. is that a broken promise in your view? for those who came here to serve in uniform quick. >> definitely.

how will you heal america after president trump? >> it certainly cannot be with more division, more pettiness and more meanness. he is defining this country right now by the walls that he seeks to construct and the cages in which he has placed those kids, to that fear we must bring our courage, our confidence and ambition and aspirations and we must bring everyone. we don't care. if you're a republican or a democratic or an independent, if you live in a big city or a install town, we are not going to write you off. we are going to bring you in, not just into this campaign and into this election, but to every single solution to every chal thae eng that we face as a company. >> will you call immediately for the closures of the concentration camp child detention centers? >> yes. >> before we say good-bye, two minutes for your closing marks. and i do want to make a point [ speaking foreign language ] >> i mentioned el paso at the outset of my comments and i would like to close with a reference to my community. texas held the first boys'

just like you reminded people last thursday, the greatness of america, the innovation of america, and the future of this world will rely greatly upon america and this administration. thank you, mr. president, for the opportunity. [applause] pres. trump: and what rick has done with our nuclear supply, nuclear energy, and all forms nuclear, has been absolutely incredible in a very short period of time. so important the job you are doing. when i ran for president i pledged a strong economy and a healthy environment, because i believe that we can pursue both at the same time. we have only one america. we have only one planet. that is why every day of my presidency, we will fight for a cleaner environment and a better quality of life for every one of our great citizens. above all, we will remain loyal to the american people and be faithful stewards of god's glorious creation, from sea to shining sea. thank you all very much for being here. god bless you and god bless america. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the nationa

so the summer of cups is almost finished the women's world cup the cup america and the gold cup are over and we are going to talk about it then yeah are you ready. so let's start of the women's world cup of course because it was the biggest tournament this summer it was a welcome after all. the winner is united states not really the biggest surprises you know i mean we saw the u.s. come out strong and absolutely destroyed thailand but then i don't think a lot of people there 13 know why but i don't think a lot of people were expecting i don't think it was as easy for them as people thought it was going to be which is a good speaks for the level of world football in general i mean we saw spain really challenge them france england it was not a walk in the park any of those games were not easy so it's good let's talk about the final against the netherlands you know the defending like they're kind european champions yes a bit of an unexpected final maybe or do you think it was kind of one could expect that holland would go so far in the tournament well the netherlands like you said are the r

make america great again is basically saying america is shit, we need to fix it. but no one told him to leave. just because you complain about your country, doesn't mean you don't love it. it like sports, fans want their teams to be better, that is why they complain, right. if the knicks kicked out every fan who yelled at them to play better, madison square garden would be emier than mike pence's spice cabinet, that is what it would be. and just by the way, just by the way, if trump's comment, here is the thing that gets me, if trump's comments really had nothing to do with racism, nothing to do with race, how come he never said anything like this to bernie sanders. think about it. bernie always talks about america. and he always lists countries that are doing much better than america. but trump has never, not even once, told bernie to go back to where he comes from. never. and i mean i get that spartly because ancient greece doesn't exist any more, but that is not the point. (laughter) now a surprising number of republican officials have actually come out and sai

not only for redistricting, but so we could see how america is growing and what ways america is growing. by the way, we're establishing immigration policy here in the united states congress by an enumerated power in our constitution, i might add, and we're doing it with people on that side of the aisle saying we don't know more than how many homosapiens. and i brought this legislation forward and we know there was a case before the united states supreme court. and the supreme court looked at that case. but further, i want to say what my bill does. excuse me. the supreme court looked at that case. i looked back at the short form census in 2010 when barack obama was president and here's what it asked. it says, it wants to know, what is your name? what is your phone number? i mean, how detailed do you have to get? we're only asking are you a citizen or not citizen is what the commerce department has decided to ask. i think there should be more details. but the obama census short form said, what is your name? what is your phone number? what's your birthday? what sex are you? i point out the

america first. there is a huge difference between america first and an ideology -- chris: i completely, nobody has any problem with what the president's policies have been. it's when he goes into spoking racial fears. i never called any of his tweets racist. but there is no question he is stoking racial divisions. >> the core element of the president's philosophy is america first. saying that america needs to improve to get closer to an america first ideal as the president did as a candidate, criticizing obama, criticizing our trade deals or immigration policies is out of love for america. saying as alexandria ocasio-cortez did that illegal immigrants are more american than americans is fundamentally an anti-american statement. chris: let's go to alexandria ocasio-cortez. the president is particularly upset with one particular slur by the congress women. president trump: when people are speaking so badly and when they call our country garbage, think of that -- that's worse than deplorable. chris: bu

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in many ways, rule america now d -- rural america now looks a lot like detroit. this is striking because rural americans don't have anything in common with inner cities. different cultures, political if the pathologies of modern rural america are familiar to anyone who visited baltimore the 1980s, high male unemployment, a terrifying drug epidemic, two different worlds, similar outcomes. how did this happen?g you think our ruling class would be deeply interested in knowing the answer, but mostly they are not. they do not have to be interested. it's too important for forward labor to take advantage of normal americans living behind. but republicans now represent rural voters. they ought to be interested. and here's a big part of the answer: male wages decline. manufacturing, a male dominant in industry, disappeared over the course of a generation. all that remained where the schools and the hospitals, and both of them are traditionalti employers of women. in many areas, women suddenly made more than men. before you applaud that as a victory for feminism, consider

it starts with a basic premise is, immigration is good for the united states of america. america. families and to all around the world. our immigration system is broken goes guess donald trump out there every single day and tries to exploit that for his but we all know in this room it was broken long donald trump came along. in the big change immigration system. we need the kind of change that helps us build a stronger future. >> is that better? it's about our security. t's about building a future that promotes our economy. values about living our every day. let me just give you the highlights. you know me when i do my plans, lots and lots of details. i am.ho but let me give you the highlights. it starts with expanding legal immigration. families have been held apart too long. we have a backlog that now runs years. no sense for the united states of america. two is a path to citizenship for everyone who is here to stay. >> it's for dreamers and grandmas and for brothers and for sisters. for neighbors, it's for people who started businesses. who work farms. it's for people who have

this is a pride in america and a pride in our military. it isn't an attack on america. i thought it was great. jesse: you think it's great because you are a normal patriotic american. but sometimes when the president does something patriotic, democrats have to do the opposite. so that puts them where they are against america and against the flag, and the same thing happened here. >> no matter what it is, if donald trump does it, the opposite must be the exact thing to follow. the democrats are upset that president trump is having this celebration and we are spending money on it. jesse: how about $100 trillion for the green new deal but $2.5 mill for our soldiers. >> and we have to give healthcare to illegal aliens. but we can't celebrate the greatest country in the history of the world. jesse: jfk had cannons and soldiers in the streets, truman had it. eisenhower had it. they had patriot missiles, they had madison and jefferson and van buren and polk had it. but when donald trump does it, you can't have that. >> trash tag orangeman. it's all about him. whatever it happe

condemning america for his work crimes against the vietnamese people. he emphasized there cannot be peace in vietnam without independence and unity for the people of all vietnam. while in hanoi, we held two press interviews. deputy leader of the group speaks. from what i've seen from my own eyes and touched with my own hands, i except full responsibility. totally contrary to the facts. a member of the team says, my impression and some conviction is that america is using the vietnamese people as guinea pigs. the statement issued to the saysese investigation team these acts by the united states clearly constitute a crime of aggression against the. the crime of attacks on .onmilitary targets ♪ we are nestle hope that the results of our investigation into these criminal acts will make contributions to winning a great victory for vietnam and for independence, freedom, and peace for the vietnamese people. >> you can watch archival films on public affairs and our entirety on our weekly series real america. here on american history tv. this weekend, on americ