yow landa gomez from the province. dear commander fidel, comrades, we feel enormous satisfaction to be here once again seeing you after all the time that has elapsed since your recovery. we have always been thinking of you, we have always had you with us day by day throughout this time you have been our hope and reference that we can consult. you have maintained us up to date about the world. you have kept us informed about the evil causes and effects of current capitalism. you have warned us of the dangers that the human species faces with the deterioration of the environment and in recent days you have also reflected upon the real possibility of the unleashing of a large-scale conflict that we still can't imagine its ultimate consequences as we are all aware in this very complex world of contradictions at a convulsive one. commander, we have placed all of our hopes in latin america and the caribbean. and that is why we would like you to discuss your perspectives about the political scenario for latin america over the

my wife landa and i have been to ukraine. and this is dealing more with more than someone's father-in-law, may he rest in peace. it deals with 45 million freedom-loving people who are being threatened by the big bear, wanting to return to the days of the soviet union, and for my friend, the senator from wyoming, to come here and say there is nothing we could do about this today, that is absolutely wrong. there is plenty we could do about it today. but we're not going to do that. why? well, my friend says there are committees who are concerned about jurisdiction. now, how does -- how do the people in ukraine feel about that one? how do they feel about that? that the bipartisan heavy vote that we got out of the markup in the foreign relations committee, they may have stepped on someone's toes dealing with the jurisdiction of the committee. madam president, this is -- this is much more important than that. the international monetary fund is very much related to ukraine, and my friend from wyoming knows that. he's on the committe

now i'm landa -- now amanda blackhorse has that privilege and burden dragging along that lawsuit. we will just keep prevailing and prevailing and more and people across the country are seeing the error of their parents or grandparents' ways, and they are saying, we do not want that. that is not who we are. and more and more native nations are saying we do not want these false identities, these false personas laid on us anymore. we are not going to take it, because that is the root of a lot of our problems. people do not take us seriously, because we're not taking ourselves seriously. >> just a short portion of the event looking at american indians, mascots and stereotyping. you can watch the event at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow on c-span. >> here are some of our programs for this weekend. on c-span2 saturday night at 10:00 p.m., david morris on the history of post-traumatic stress disorder that affects over 27 million americans, including himself. and sunday night at 8:00, scott taylor argues the obama administration is hurting our national security. and on c-span3 the commemoration of blo

niece, the younger brother of the late dwro landa denees. born of cortea scott king and the namesake of dr. martin luther king, jr., ladies and gentlemen, martin luther king iii. five decades ago, my father dr. martin luther king, jr., stood upon this hallowed spot. and the spirit of god spoke through him and summoned the nation to repent and to redress the shameful sins long visited upon its african american brothers and sisters. 50 years ago, he delivered a sermon on this mountain which crystalized like never before the painful pilgrimmage and aspirations of african americans yearning to breathe ree in our own homeland. with martin luther king's lamenting were not an eye spiring diatribe of true conditions of the day. no, indeed, his words are etched in eternity and echo through the ages to us today were a tribute to the tenacity of an intrepid people who though oppressed refused to remain in bondage. those words of martin luther king, jr., were a clarion call to all people of good will to rise up together, to make this nation live out the

i see yo landa carroway who was result of that. in that spirit, you must work with those in office that understand how to make the rules work, but at the same time expand the playing field so that everyone can play and win on merit. and that is represented by the state controller of the state of new york who has opened new opportunities and has done it where the state has benefited, but the communities have been included. honorable thomas denapoli. [applause] thomas: good morning, everyone. thank you, reverend sharpton, forsett the context for our martin luth consider -- for setting the context for our martin luther king day this year. your message of inclusion and strength, it's a pleasure for me to join with all of you. martin, last night i stopped by the memorial for your dad, first time i had the opportunity to do that. even though it was cold, it was warming my heart and it was an inspiration. and i loved the quote, out of a mountain of despair, a stone of hope. our honorees that we're acknowledging this morning are truly ston

everyone i was born by god's dear grace in a extraordinary place stripes stars and and the eagle fly landa big, old with countless dreams ♪ [cheers and applause] sen. cruz: god bless the great state of indiana. [cheers and applause] to chad, clay, and mike, i want to thank you for being here. thank you for your strong leadership. thank you for everyone coming together on a terrific evening here in the hoosier state. tonight, donald trump is expected to have a good night. [crowd booing] sen. cruz: donald trump is likely to win some states. and the media is going to have heart palpitations this evening. they are going to be excited. oh, so very excited at donald trump's victory. and the media is going to say, "the race is over." say,edia is going to "donald trump is the republican nominee." now, if you find yourself wondering why the media is so eager to have donald as the republican nominee, you don't have to look any further than today's "usa today" front page. g.o.p. doubts they would vote for trump. 40%. now, i want you to think for a second. the network executives, are the democrats o

part of our first round of financing, the fund has already invested in solar lighting in rural hugh landa, and an affordable electric bicycle that doubles as a portable power source. the door is open to each and everyone of you. i just met with a group from twitter, and i know there are million ideas that are born every day here. if you have a good idea, we will listen. despite all the progress we have made, but we cannot take for granted that the united states will still lead in the innovation race. we're working to foster innovation at home and promote it abroad, and president obama has set a goal of devoting 3% of our gross domestic product of research and development. [applause] to ensure that by 2020 week regain the position that we held for decades, which we have lost, namely, having the highest proportion of college graduates in the world. we need to make sure that american companies have the incentives they need to keep innovating. companies must be assured that if they sell their products around the world, they do so without the fear of piracy, the intellectual property rights ar

he has long fought the government of you landa and support of islamist government for that way which wanted to hit back for the leader's support and others who had been targeted by the islamist government in sudan. former l.r.a. commanders report that sudan has provided ammunition and intelligence training for coney's group. more recently, there have been credible reports of the l.r.a. gaining sanctuary in darfur. it is looming next year. unless the l.r.a. is permanently dealt with, you can bet that khartoum will put this killing squad back to use next year in south sudan. mr. speaker, this civil war originally contained within uganda's borders is a regional crisis in four countries. this bipartisan legislation aims to spur the administration into deadvising a strategy in removing the l.r.a. leader and his commanders. some targeted assistance from the u.s. could make a world of difference. ms. ros-lehtinen: i would like to yield an additional minute to the the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. royce: the world's problems km seem overwhelming a

i rise today with great enthusiasm to honor and salute yo landa adams. and enormous and wonderful talent of gospel music. and to celebrate her 10th anniversary of the yolanda adams morning show. many, many know that i introduced legislation to make september gospel music heritage month. to honor the many talented americans who enjoy, sing, write and provide inspiration in gospel music. even elvis presley, who won his first grammy through gospel music. i remember young yolanda adams swinging -- singing in a church in houston and the inspiration she gave even then. a young teacher who worked until they finally knew that her talent was worthy of presenting it to the american people. yolanda adams rose to fame as one of gospel music greats, making her debut in 1988. i remember that. since then she's been a wowing gospel audiences, she's been before the president of the united states and all over the world. but yet she's a humble person. following a musical career, she began the music and morning show. these shows don't last. but her spirit has guided it forw

jo landa, mansfield, ohio, republican. good morning to you, yolanda. caller: good morning. host: how did you vote yesterday? caller: ted cruz. this morning, i'm feeling just totally betrayed. i don't know what i'll do from here on out. i cannot imagine voting for onald trump. he's not a self-made man. daddy left him money. and then he will not release his taxes and i'm angry at the media too. remember the media attacking romney for his taxes and tax returns? ed forwhy haven't they ask donald's? i wonder if he pay any taxes. i just feel -- host: why do you feel betrayed, yolanda? caller: i don't know. my whole republican party. i know they don't like cruz. i know they don't. but he's an admirable man. at least he has morals. i mean, if trump gets in, we're going to have a man who's had casinos, strip clubs, porn parties in the strip clubs. i mean, bankruptcies. i mean, my, you know, i just never thought our country would stoop this level. host: yolanda, you said you couldn't never cast a vote for donald trump. what if it's donald trump vs. hillary clinton? caller: pardon? ho

i am sorry i think we lost landa. if not we goon to charlie. gepping that the medicare covers people regardless of whether they have thenisting conditions and charns hem the same amount which is true bay the time are people have some preexpectisting condition that's the bass says that say we should have medicare for all. one issues though that most understand. medicares not that generous. we have to some kind of supplemental inshore ands unless you are beat think and most people, some people get it for work. people buy their own supplemental insurance. some people like to call earlier medicaided to hey the things that medicare dup. popularare and referred program. and single pair and and it is close. i think most of the senators who about running for president next time are calling for some sort of universal coverage. think the general widespread agreement for something called universal coverage and not, defending on how you get that and not provided by the through extra taxes which is a single payer idea. also confused medicare is also run by

[applause] the landa: illinois, of lincoln is on fire! [applause] mr. garcia: it is burning up -- berning up! >[applause] mr. garcia: the people of illinois are feeling the bern! [applause] mr. garcia: bernie sanders has -- as on a new at for a new for a real democracy for ordinary people. [applause] us garcia: this will enable ,o create good paying jobs ensure access to higher education for all and health care for all as well! [applause] but, we are not there yet. we've got three days that require little if any sleep. in those three days, we've got to put illinois in the winning column. are you with me? [applause] mr. garcia: here is what we've done so far and why we need everyone to be on their best for the next three days and nights. we've opened up 15 offices over the past 3.5 weeks across illinois. [applause] have a phonee banks operating out of hundreds of homes across illinois. [applause] marchesia: we have had from colleges and high schools all over illinois to earn the boat across the state of vote acrossearn the the state of illinois. we have