there is a shame associated with america past. and america present. and what he did was tell america, we should be proud of who we are. someone who is a student of history, i agree with that you have to study your past to understand your present and to predict the future. no one should be ashamed of where we have come from. we have a great story. it who -- is what makes us who we are. as americans, he celebrated that tonight. for me, this was the most special moment. of the evening. aside from all of great moments. family reunited and rush limbaugh getting medal of freedom, and two-year-old girl when a new chance the life. joining me now with his reacti reaction. charlie. what did you think? annie oakley a name i have not heard in a while. >> it was a beautiful speech. best state of union in my lifetime. it wa was wonderful for a variey of reasons here, was able to appreciate our country history, a you pointed out. weaving in personal narratives from veterans, from people that are struggling first hand and benefits thanks to donald trump's decisions o

trump: america is the place where anything can happen. america is the place where anyone can rise. on this, on this land, soil, on this continent, the most incredible dreams come true. nation is our canvas, and this country is our masterpiece. seeook at tomorrow and unlimited frontiers just waiting to be explored. our brightest discoveries are not yet known. our most thrilling stories are not yet told. are notdest journeys yet made. the american age, the american adventure hasican only just begun. our spirit is still young. the sun is still rising. ,od's grace is still shining and my fellow americans, the best is yet to come. god bless you, and god bless america. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] >> great speech. great speech. great speech, mr. president. unbelievable. >> awesome speech. >> you get better every year, buddy. >> you did great. >> great job. >> best speech. great speech. brilliant, mr. president. absolutely. >> wonderful. >> amazing job. great job. >> you crushed it. >> this year, michigan governor gretchen witmer gave the democratic response to president tru

we are giving america's best to america's best and last. and this president knows that national security starts with border security. [applause] v.p pence: under the president leadership, we made historic investments to secure our border crisis of illegal immigration. mexico is doing more than ever before to secure our southern border, and apprehensions are down by 80% in the last 12 months. and have already started to build that wall on the southern border of the united states. [applause] [build that wall!] v.p pence: all, we are building it. we are building it. under this president's leadership, we have stood for law and order, in every single day, stood for those who protect and serve on the thin blue line of law enforcement, including the courageous men and women of customs and border protection and i.c.e.! [applause] incredible people. in support of the rule of law, this president kept the word he gave to conservatives across america. and as i stand before you today, president trump has already appointed more than 190 conservatives to

around america also fun. we grew up in the shadows of vietnam, watergate included the humiliation of the office crisis. we never doubted america would make a comeback. in 1980, ronald reagan was elected president in our country in the world when is freedom that many people believed would never occur. [applause] in 2015 from before the president in our beautiful first lady took a ride down the trump tower, i said i was certain the american people still believed in winning and they still saw our land as a shining city on the hill. i was confident the united states of america would make another comeback it would be soon. what i could not have known known-while i was practicing law, years later, i would be serving as national security advisor who truly made america great again. [applause] i think it's safe to say that president trump has done more for the security of our nation in three short years than any president during my lifetime. [cheering and applauding] back in march 2019, i was privileged to be in the o

[applause] a strong america is an america that lives its values every single day. you also asked me about the epa rollbacks. i have a really creative idea. how about we get rid of the coal lobbyist who is running the epa. [applause] climate change threatens every living thing on this planet. what truly scares me the most is every single time the scientists collect more data and do more analysis, the problem is worse than we thought, and we have less time than we thought. that means the urgency cannot be overstated. i am going to say something that is very controversial in congress, but i feel safe to say it here. how are we going to deal with this? hold on to your neighbor if you need to, not in a creepy way. no creepy way. ok. here it is. you ready? i believe in science. [applause] that's right. --anning [chanting science] i love it. i think that is my first ever science chant. i am going to increase by 10 fold the money we put into science. we have to innovate out of this problem. at the core has to be environmental justice. for decades in this country, this nati

[applause] about anen: how america that is an america of the quality, an america of equality for lgbtq people, for trans people? or people with disabilities? [applause] sen. warren: someone told me, i need to say this, no matter how you rock -- walk or roll, there have to be a place for you in america. where our children do not have to fear getting shot at school. [applause] america where we do not have a president who embarrasses us every day, takes children away from their parents at the border. reflects a good people. that is what you want to be. notant to be a country about money, not about power and privilege, but a country in our most people are important asset. that is the country we want to be. [applause] built this: so we together. here is the thing. weas thinking about this -- have three years now of donald trump and mitch mcconnell. [boos] sen. warren: you have heard of them. it was exactly three years ago yesterday that mitch mcconnell tried to throw me off the floor of the united states senate. mm-hm. letter froma coretta scott king to try to block a racist nominee to be a

how about an america that works for seniors and social security for everyone and how about an america that is truly an america of equality, an america of equality for lgbtq people, for trans people for people with disabilities. someone told me the other night i need to say this, no matter how you walk or roll, there's got to be a place for you in america. an america where our children don't have to fear getting shot at school. an america where we don't have a president who embarrasses us every day, takes children away from their parents at the border. an america that reflects a good people because that is what we want to be. we want to be a country, a country, not about money, not just about power and privilege but a country in which our people are our most important asset. that's the country we want to be. so we build this one together and here's the thing. i was just thinking about this. we've had three years now of donald trump and mitch mcconnell. you're heard of them. in fact, it was exactly three years ago yesterday that mitch mcconnell tried to throw me off the floor of the uni

america's fortunes are on the rise and america's future is blazing bright and. the years of economic tick a are over thank goodness . the days of our country being used taken advantage of and even scorned by other nations are long behind us and dying to wear the broken promises jobless recoveries and tired platitudes and constant excuses for the depletion of american wealth power and prestige. in just 3 short years we have shattered the mentality of. american decline and we have rejected the downsizing of americans destiny we have totally rejected the downsizing. we are moving forward 'd at a pace that was unimaginable just a short time ago and we are never ever going badly while . i am thrilled to report to you tonight that our economy is the best it has ever been our military is completely rebuilt with its power being unmatched anywhere in the world and it's not even close our borders are secure our families are flourishing our values are renewed our pride is restored and for all of these reasons i say to the people of our great country and to the members of c

, in america where we can tackle climate change, and america where we can bring an end to the opioid epidemic, then this campaign is for you. [cheers] if you can imagine an economy where every job has dignity, where people are paid a livable wage, and where everyone has a real chance to thrive, then this campaign is for you. [cheers] and if you can imagine a democracy where people, not money, come first, this campaign is for you. [cheers] and if you can imagine in america of more clarity that lives its values every day, then this campaign is for you. [cheers] tonight, we are one step closer to winning the fight for the america we imagine is possible. tonight is for you. tonight is for every volunteer who put their feet to the pavement to fight for change. [cheers] it is for every organizer who braved the blistering cold to knock on doors. [cheers] it is for every person who made a call or send a text to spread the word. i am going to tell you about some of our volunteers, because tonight is for the veterans who came back diagnosed with ptsd and volunteered every week to help us to co

great gateway to america and the making of asian america, a history. at the immigration history research center, we have helped to merge immigration history with the digital humanities. she launched the national endowment for the humanities funded immigration stories project, which works with recent immigrants and refugees to collect, preserve and share their experiences. her book, "america or americans the history of xena phobia in the united states," is tonight's talk. please welcome erika lee. [applause] >> seattle, i am so glad to be here and i'm glad to be back here at townhall. i was last here in 2010 before it was renovated, so i'm happy to be back. and i'm very glad that we have begun this evening with an acknowledgment. i would like to repeat the land acknowledgment. as i will discuss later xenophobia and colonialism are tightly interconnected. native americans with african-americans were made into the country's first and the racism and discrimination that continues to impact native americans has also been a driving force in xenophobia, so i'm

gordon: america must win this fight, america will win this fight with their help. please join me in thanking the panel. [applause]. rep. cathy mcmorris rodgers: good to be with you and thank you. ♪ more now from the political action conference, coming up we will go from investigative reporter, joshua and john miller. >> how is everyone doing today. are you having a good time at cpac. one thing i'm going to ask you to take out your cell phone. and do the following. text 56479. and tax cpac. we got our events for 2020. posted on the column outside and some of you are part of this important year. america versus socialism is our think this year and were going to present some programming here in a very interesting way i think is going to be of something to take home with you. once you build back your communities and you are better very best to make a difference or america. the first person i want to bring out this my friend from the daily signal. he's coming out right behind me and is the author of the work on history because conspiracy to rewrite america's past, he's

jobs in america booming. income soaring. poverty in america lowering. we are highly respected all over the world. tonight was about american greatness. it includes brave men and women who make this country the single greatest place god ever gave man. and moments ago, the president honored the parents of murdered by isis. a little girl received a new scholarship tonight to advance her life and her education. we met a general who was one of the last surviving airman. we met a brave member of the border control. a special moment with the family of an american soldier serving abroad. it brought the house down. take a look. >> but amy, there is one more thing tonight we have a very special surprise. i am thrilled to inform you that your husband is back from deployment. he is here with us tonight. we couldn't keep him waiting any longer. >> well, that's a shock and all. despite all of these powerful moments what did bc deny? democrats barely cracking a smile. i have no idea what nancy pelosi was doing. it almost looked like a "saturday night live" skit for th

bank of america was doing a favor for the u.s. government when it was told it should buy merrill lynch, is that right? brian: there was a scramble to stabilize the firms that were less stable, jp morgan, bear stearns, ourselves, and we couldn't stabilize lehman brothers. we even looked at it as a company. david: at one point, the ceo of bank of america was leaving and they needed a new ceo. how did they pick you? you were the general counsel. brian: at that time i wasn't. i was general counsel for a short time. after that, i had the commercial banking business and investment banking business. i couldn't keep a job, let's just say that. i had five jobs in one year. largely, we were doing deals and things were shifting around and it was interesting. the late summer, early fall of 2009, the ceo told the board he wanted to leave at year end. they went through a search process. it was something i told our board i will never leave you in the position to have to do. soi owe them a successor at all times, now, at some time in the future.

trump: america's enemies are on the run. america's fortunes are on the rise. and america's future is blazing bright. the years of economic decay are over. [applause] pres. trump: the days of our country being used, taken advantage of, and even scorned by other nations are long behind us. [applause] pres. trump: gone too are the broken promises, jobless recoveries, tired platitudes, and constant excuses for the depletion of american wealth, power, and prestige. in just three short years, we have shattered the mentality of american decline and we have rejected the downsizing of america's destiny. we have totally rejected the downsizing. we are moving forward at a pace that was unimaginable just a short time ago, and we are never ever going back. [applause] pres. trump: i am thrilled to report to you tonight that our economy is the best it has ever been. our military is completely rebuilt, with its power unmatched anywhere in the world, and it is not even close. our borders are secure, our families are flourishing, our values are renewed, our pride is restored. a

all of the things that are happening in america, and i think it would be good for him to bring america together tonight. >> thank you sir, appreciate it. >> do you agree with the president strategy in afghanistan ron. >> is the only area of the speech, i would urge the president to withdraw, that we have the right conditions but i don't think we do have the right conditions now. i think the president would agree. you do not want to withdraw to soon inhabit the taliban takeover same two years and then al qaeda have a safe haven. plus the one area that i get concerned with. we have a minimal in afghanistan minimal presence. i think it is a small investment compared to what we used to have been i don't think that would be good if we had to go back. >> what about barack in the situation there. did the president say enough about that tonight. >> this way we are there and iraq and then we got al baghdadi. the victories that we have had. there and around right now. we had like 5000 troops. by having a small presence holds the leadership in baghdad, our present encourages the government to mak

we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again! thank you very much. thank you, arizona. thank you. ♪ ["you can't always get what you want" by the rolling stones plays] ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ a nevada as2020 is president trump speaks in las vegas i had of the states caucus. watch on demand at c-span.org and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. coming up this morning on "washington journal," dave leventhal discusses 2020 candidate fundraising and spending. the national museum of the american indian

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and god bless america. >> clinton tells his story and america is buying it. >> he's chosen his running mate, fellow southerner al gore. >> two blonde wives, everybody looks young. perfect day. don't stop thinking about tomorrow. okay, i was gagging. but in terms of the visual reinforcing your message, it was the most perfect roll-out announcement i've ever seen. >> and the three-way race becomes a two-way race as the candid businessman ross perot quits. >> now that the democratic party has revitalized itself, i have concluded that we cannot win in november. >> is this real? did it really happen? am i stoned? >> so therefore, i will not become a candidate. >> he had actually dropped out. one minute you're the $6 billion man who is going to get under the hood and fix it. and the next minute you say the hell with it. i mean he saw the clinton/gore and said it's over. >> i wish you all the best. i hope you have a chance to -- >> i was thrilled. we did not need a third party in there and we did not need a third party that was attacking us. >> it's great. you know, now we got bush one-on-one

dollar and america has been financially occupying latin america for decades does that message resonate with this new generation is that what's part of this yeah definitely i mean people are using different systems that you speak. and then so then you speak about the next generations about how they're not using banks for example how they're using different technologies and how they're using technologies that normally other generations aren't used to so we have content for all ages and we even have content for kids that are in elementary school for example we have a good island which is the length for people that are in elementary secondary school that. want to have this 1st contact or interested for example in robotics or interested in programming or in video games or hopefully block change so we try to bring content from the simplest type of content to the most innovative to the most complex for everyone to have something to get out to get out of the advent one thing to change probably life for their career what they want to do and maybe start being an entrepreneur or starting a new pr

in reaffirming our heritage as a free nation we must remember that america has always been a frontier nation now we must embrace the next frontier america's manifest destiny in the stars i am asking congress to fully fund the art of this program to ensure that the next man and the 1st woman on the moon will be american astronauts using this as a launching pad to ensure that it was a day she. began . writing to stray she has also strongly defending our national security and combat ing radical islamic terrorism thank you can last week i announce a groundbreaking plan for peace between israel and the palestinians recognizing that all past attempts have failed we must be determined and creative in order to stabilize the region and give millions of young people the chance to realize a better future. 3 years ago the barbarians of isis held over 20000 square miles of territory in iraq and syria today the isis territorial caliphate has been 100 percent destroyed and the founder and leader of isis the bloodthirsty killer known as al baghdadi is dead and lead the taj we're joined this evening b

america, we will make wealthy again. we will make america strong again. proudl make america again. we will make america safe again. great will make america again! thank you very much. thank you, arizona. thank you. [cheers and applause] ["you can't always get what the rolling stones plays] ♪ ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ nevadaaign 2020 is in friday. live at 3:00 p.m. eastern as president trump speeds -- speaks in las vegas ahead of the state's caucus. watch live on c-span.org and listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> students from across the country told us the most important issue for the presidential candidates to address our climate change, gun violence, team vaping, college affordability, mental health, and immigration. we are awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes. the winners for this years studentcam competition will be announced on march 11. ♪ >> our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is

we must also rebuild america's infrastructure. as senator john burress as highway bill to invest in new roads bridges and tunnels all across our land. i'm also committed to ensuring that every citizen can have access to high speed internet, including and especially in rural america. and for all americans also requires us to keep america safe. that means supporting the men and women of law enforcement at every level including our nation's heroic ice officers. last year, our brave ice offices arrested more than 120,000 criminal aliens judge with nearly 10,000 burglaries 5,000 assaults, 45,000 of violent assaults and 2000 murders. tragically there are many cities in america where radical poaiticians have chosen to provide sanctuary for these criminal illegal aliens. in sanctuary cities local officials order police to release dangerous criminal aliens to prey upon the public instead of handing them over to ice to be safely removed. just 29 days ago a criminal alien freed by the sanctuary city of new york was charged with the brutal ra

america needs a strong and effective u.n. i want to work with this new congress to pay our dues and our debts. [applause] we must continue to support security and stability in europe and asia, expanding nato and defining its new missions, maintaining our alliance with japan, with korea, with our other asian allies, and engaging china. in china, last year, i said to the leaders and the people what i'd like to say again tonight: stability can no longer be bought at the expense of liberty. [applause] but i'd also like to say again to the american people: it's important not to isolate china. the more we bring china into the world, the more the world will bring change and freedom to china. last spring, with some of you, i traveled to africa, where i saw democracy and reform rising but still held back by violence and disease. we must fortify african democracy and peace by launching radio democracy for africa, supporting the transition to democracy now beginning to take place in nigeria, and passing the "african trade and developmen

america went to the moon 50 years ago. let's make our own moonshot for justice, social justice, racial justice environmental justice economic justice for this generation. and with president bernie sanders fighting with us, for us, not with us, for us, we will get this done. he is the president we needs. the kind who will not only make promises, but make change, the kind who will not only raise help, but will fulfill them, the kind that will not only praise peace, but attain it. if we stand together, we're on the verge of an historic victory that will transform this country. so my request of you is simple. keep doorknocking, keep phone calling, keep texting. become more and more a part of this campaign. continue to be part of this movement because we are going all the way. we are in this together, and together we can create real and lasting change. not only for the country today but for future generations. now it is my distinct honor and privilege to introduce my husband, my best friend, the next president of the united sta

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we will make america crowd again. again, make america safe and we will make america great again. thank you, south carolina. thank you. ♪ >> ♪ you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometime you find you get what you need i saw her today at the reception a glass of wine in her hand i knew she was gonna meet her connection at her feet was her footloose man you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes, well, you might find you get what you need and i went down to the demonstration to get my fair share of abuse ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the south carol

the america where every single child is worth investing in, and the america where people, not money, is the most important part of our democracy. [cheers and applause] i am here tonight because i can see that america. i can see it and i believe in it. if you believe that america is possible and if you believe that that america is worth fighting for, then i am asking you this. get in this fight. get in this fight. get in this fight. get in this fight! [cheers and applause] vote for me. [cheers and applause] go to elizabethwarren.com and pitch in some money. volunteer some time, but get in this fight, because understand this -- 2020 is the moment in history you have been called to. the moment in history that will determine not just the next four years or eight years, but will determine the direction of this country and this earth for generations to come. this moment in history has come to you. this is the moment to choose courage over fear. [cheers and applause] the moment to choose hope. the moment to dream big, fight hard, and win! [cheers and applause] ♪ [playing aretha franklin's

america first. america first who detractors called the nazi transmission belt. maybe today we would call the latest incarnation of america first the russian transmission belt. i'll stick with history. hans and bebe are the first of five main characters with whom itried to tell the story so i'd like to briefly tell you about the other three . meet massimo cotto, he was the bureau chief for the japanese news agency. he was born in japan, came to the us for college and covered the league of nations in geneva and london as a fullyaccredited member of the press . he can go places and hear things that is diplomats can't. which is perhaps why he was rumored to be a spy and the fbi bugged his apartment. next we have hildegard von sekuya arare berdecher. her father friedrich who was the nazi military on cachet. he was born in germany, came here in 33, went to france and in the fall of 41 she began her senior yearof college . a year that didn't turn out quite the way she thought it would . our last main character is when harasake, an american marriedto a japanese business

through the voice of the ballot box, the people of america were being articulate. the voters turned out in record east, west, north, and south the , voters turned out in record numbers to choose the man who would guide the nation for the next four years. early returns of republican party headquarters indicated a landslide for eisenhower. "the new york times" sign in times square shows him far ahead. and then flashes the bulletin "ike elected." bedlam breaks loose in the republican headquarters. by the greatest popular vote ever given a candidate for the white house, dwight eisenhower has been chosen america's 34th president. the eisenhowers had much to be thankful for on thanksgiving day several weeks later. all the family could join them happily in celebrating this traditional american day of giving thanks for their blessings. [bell] >> religion has always played an important part in the life of the eisenhowers. [bell tolling] >> i am the most intensely religious man i know, the president-elect said. once. then he explained, nobody goes through six years of war wi

we can cancel all student debt in america. [applause] we're going to do that through a modest tax on wall street speculation. we bailed out wall street 12 years ago, it's wall street's turn to help the working class in this clint. [applause] what our campaign is about is thinking big and not small. that means kg yourselves hard questions that you're not going to see on television or hear from congress. all right? so here's the question. i want you all to think about. everybody in this room, everybody in america, at one point or another in your life is going to access the health care system. we all need health care. why is it, my friends, that we are the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people? i want you to think about it. our neighbors to the north,, border on 1/2, border on evermont, in canada, they have had universal health care for decades that means anybody in that country, goes to any doctor they want if they get sick and end up in the hospital, they come out, you know what the bill is when

in america that is built on our shared values of decency, integrity and respect, an america where we all stand together, and where there is opportunity for every family to thrive and succeed. 2020 will be the most important election in my lifetime. [applause] we can agree that we need a candidate with the ideas, the integrity, the energy and the temperament to win the general election and unite our country to move us toward a greater future when every american will have access to quality health care that everyone can afford, a future with education and opportunity and higher wages, so that every american family can dream big [applause] and a future with a carbon-free environment to that everyone can and a future -- just give me two seconds because this one is the most important for all of a future that whoever you are, wherever you live and the future love, will be bright for you and your family. [applause] it all starts. uponyes of the world are us. it all starts right here, right roomwith the berlin this -- with the people in this room, and by november we will all be on the same te

warren: so i am here tonight because i believe that big dreams are still possible in america. showed that when you imagine an america that als, you canits ide set in motion the process of making it a reality. all it takes is some hard work and better connections. [laughter] sen. warren: and here in iowa, that is what happened. you came together, you organized, you showed that we are united in our conviction thathope defeats fear, courage overcomes cynicism -- [cheers and applause] sen. warren: that we will always be a stronger party and a stronger nation when we unite around our shared values to advance justice and expand opportunity to everyone. [cheers and applause] so right now, across america, there are folks standing with groups of friends were sitting on the couch with loved ones, or maybe even watching this quietly on their phones -- because everyone else in the house is asleep -- [laughter] sen. warren: watching and thinking, "maybe i can help out." >> yeah! sen. warren: "maybe i can volunteer some time. maybe i can get in the fight," and that is how we are going to do

warren: i believe in that america. and if you believe that that america is possible, and you believe that america is worth fighting for, then i'm asking you, get in this fight. join me, vote for me. go to elizabethwarren.com, pitch volunteer, but be part of this fight. because, understand. this moment in history comes to us and this moment in history will not come our way again. the direction of our country, not for four years, not for eight years, but for generations to come. this is our moment. this is our moment to choose hope over fear. big,is our moment to dream fight hard, and when. -- and win. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. ♪ [applause] ♪ announcer: new hampshire democrats, please welcome to the stage u.s. senator bernie sanders. [applause] sen. sanders: thank you. thank you. let me begin by congratulating the new hampshire democratic party. as your neighbor across the river, i have been excited to see that over the years, you have elected two democratic u.s. senator's, two democratic

loves india, america respects india, and america will always be faithful and loyal friends to the indian people. [cheers and applause] five months ago, the united states welcomed your great prime minister at a giant football stadium in texas, and today, india welcomes us at the world's largest cricket stadium right here in ahmedabad. [cheers and applause] it is a profound honor to be the beautiful new stadium, to be here with you -- motera stadium. so beautiful. and joined by so many distinguished guests from all across your nation and all across the world. to the hundreds of thousands of everyday citizens who have come out and lined the streets in a stunning display of indian culture and kindness, and to the 125,000 people in this great stadium today -- thank you for the spectacular welcome to your magnificent country. you have done a great honor to the american people. melania, my family, we will always remember this remarkable hospitality. we will remember it forever. [cheers and applause] from this day on, india will always hold a very special place in our hearts. [cheers and applaus

according to mulvaney, america is "desperate, desperate for more people. we are running out of people to feel the economic growth that we've had in our nation over the last four years. we need more immigrants." everything about that statement is dishonest and stupid. for one thing, americans don't want more immigration. a lot of pulling on it. 2018, a harvard harris poll found that 81% of american voters support curbing immigration levels. in a democracy, public opinion should matter. but even more basically, america isn't running out of people. far from it. ask anyone who tried to drive to work in one of our major cities. america is a crowded country and that is bad, that's why rent is so high for example. official employment rains an accurate story on our labor market but as of tonight, there are 40 million american men over the age of 16 were out of work. two and a half-million say they want a job but can't find one. more than 7 million of them have left the labor force despite being in their prime working years, 25-54. some of them are just discouraged

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america's far from perfect. but to say this is to point out, nothing man-made ever has been or ever will be perfect. our challenge is to make incremental progress, to create as it were a more perfect union. we can either race of the next generation of americans to see the countries worst sins as its defining feature and, therefore, to see the american experiment as corrupt in principle. or we can teach them to see the country as it is. we can teach them to see the country that migrants all over the world leave everything behind four. in other words, we can teach them how to pick america out in the lineup. thank you. [applause] >> now it gives me great pleasure to introduce my longtime friend, . he's no stranger to anyone in washington of the country. >> i'm not going to reply whole essay either. you all can do that at your leisure, but i just want to say how i came to be involved with this. as a joe sometimes want to cover story, have a tangible effect on your own life. that was out was when i met bob woodson so

and as america searches for healing and a path forward, let them look to us. because from the very founding of our nation, maryland has always been guided by our commitment to fairness and to justice and buy a conviction that no problem faces us that hard work honesty and courage cannot solve if we work together. and so today, with confidence in the inherent wisdom and good judgment of the people of maryland and the people of our nation, i ask that you, my partners in this legislature on both sides of the aisle, i ask you to continue forward with me on this path. let us continue to deliver real results for the people who put their trust in us. let us keep putting the people's priorities before partisan interests. let's keep changing maryland for the better and continue setting an example for the rest of the nation. thank you. may god bless the great state of maryland and the united states of america. (applause)