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

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? >

los datos del medio tiempo en este amÉrica dos y rayados dos, mÁs disparos para el amÉrica, pero el monterrey un poquito mÁs efectivo. nos vamos a la pausa y volvemos con mÁs desde el azteca. amÉrica y rayados empatados a dos. esta gente me conoce. ¿saben qué? voy a lamber (lamer) la pantalla. ¿qué? no puedes... uhhh... prueba mi bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo por $4.99. sólo en jack in the box. ♪ prueba mi barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo por $4.99. >> eel cambio ya estÁ aquÍ, la pasiÓn por el deporte de dos paÍses, mÉxico y estados unidos se unen para formar tudn. >> aahora si comienzan 90 minutos del deporte mas hermoso del mundo. >> no sÉ si hay algo tan increÍble como el deporte. >> he visto 1000 historias. >> hÉroes en la cancha y fuera de ella. >> he visto cosas mÁgicas. >> inesperadas. >> ustedes traen un gran equipo. >> vayan por esos momentos llenos de historia, que nos sorprendan, que nos inspiren. >> apellidos hay muchos, pero escudo sÓlo hay uno. >> asÍ que entrÉgalo todo. >> porque sÓlo un instante puede quedarse para toda la vida. >> las mejo

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

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

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]

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 ten ten dis 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 confused and very vulnerable. democratic governments paralyzed by hyper partisanship. 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 protectionism 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

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 confused and very vulnerable. democratic governments paralyzed by hyper partisanship. hobbled by construction are -- by corruption 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 protectionism and xenophobia. and donald trump and the demagogues around the world are leaning into these forces for their own personal and political gain. b

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

america divides us. when you are a person in middle america who is white, who is upset about their property taxes or mad that a factory closed down, they say that you are an active voter or someone who cares about their well-being. when you're a black person who's mad at systematic oppression and unfair housing practices, you are called, you're accused of having a victim's mentality. having a victim's mentality. and my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. ♪ gerry: i'm back with hawk newsom. do

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

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welcome to trump's america. the country feels so good to fly it it is still angry at other parts of it so flawed stereotypes and prejudice toward people living under regions of the country it feels as if it's the 1st time we've ever had. what has happened to this country where society appears so irreparably divided so what is america now. and populism is the american way of talking about social class trump conscious. i don't think racism ever really want to weigh. in so what is now the. most. i do think that hot. meal times. one out of every 5. says. 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 who have lost control of their economic best and in america a 90 percent have lost control of their economic. and so they're desperately looking around for a savior and donald trump steps forward and says i am your savior boys the exact opposite he is the devil incarn

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

america divides us. when you are a person in middle america who is white, who is upset about their property taxes or mad that a factory closed down, they say that you are an active voter or someone who cares about their well-being. when you're a black person who's mad at systematic oppression and unfair housing practices, you are called, you're accused of having a victim's mentality. having a victim's mentality. and can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. hey! i live on my own now! i've got xfin

america acting in america's interest -- we can't do that. the president was incensed last week when footage circulated of a lot on my referring to 9/11 as an occasion where some people did something. hebrews tweeted omar's video and clips going into the towers. the left were not upset about omar's original comments. they were mad at trump claiming he was the problem, endangering this woman's life. >> donald trump is trying to incite violence and to divide us. >> she does not deserve the vicious, hate filled attacks she's experiencing fear and threats on her life! >> this is incitement. against congresswoman omar, against our fellow americans who happened to be muslim. >> laura: i'm just glad someone found beto. i haven't seen them in a wild. a local interview in minnesota, trump was characteristically unapologetic when he was asked for second thoughts about criticizing omar. the president replied, no, not at all. was very disrespect all to this country. she's been very disrespectful, frankly, to israel. she is someone who doesn't really unde

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

lo hizo en amÉrica. gol del amÉrica y otra vez el asunto. andrÉs: nahuel intenta esperar hasta que es golpeada la pelota. enrique: se nota la experiencia. "perro": aquÍ viene el hombre que apareciÓ en el apertura 2000 16.3 goles por cero para el amÉrica. paisano de rafa mÁrquez. un buen cobrador. lateral izquierdo. ahÍ estÁ perfilando. la cobrÓ como jefe . cobro de dueÑas. >> primero el pollo separa. no le importa lo que hace el arquero. insisto, el portero se queda el centro y es muy difÍcil reaccionar a una pelota. >> ahÍ estÁ roger martÍnez. tigres serÍa campeÓn de campeones. cuarto aÑo consecutivo. el tiro, gol. narrador: que manera de cobrar de roger martÍnez, creo que vio tus vÍdeos, es perfil diestro, adivinÓ la pelota, se lanza bien pero el tiro entra. narrador: vaya bruno valdÉs, roger el 4 a 4. lo fallÓ!

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

i love you america. [applause] jesse: welcome to "watters world" the nation continues to celebrate our birthday this holiday weekend president trump kicking off the festivities on thursday with a highly anticipated salute to america celebration on the washington mall. he demonstrated the patriotism and support for troops. he offered a rousing address and exhibition of the military's finest vehicles and rairpower. [laughter] and a dazzling fireworks display. but not everybody was happy with the gesture. watch this. >> he greatly admires kim jung-un he spies to be him and have that absolute power. jesse. >> so what is that message who was it to ask it is a threat when he rolled out the military but to who works i suspect to fellow americans. jesse: joined me now with reaction is the founder of turning point usa. what a good-looking set we have. the ladies are going nuts keep it together. the tanks are out there to threaten the american people. they think this is tiananmen square all over again. >> it is. t

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

america divides us. when you are a person in middle america who is white, who is upset about their property taxes or mad that a factory closed down, they say that you are an active voter or someone who cares about their well-being. when you're a black person who's mad at systematic oppression and unfair housing practices, you are called, you're accused of having a victim's mentality. this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. ♪ gerry: i'm back with hawk newsom. do you think america -- this is a country that's fundamentally institutionally racist? >> it was built on the lives of black people. it was -- america stole the land from the indigenous people, poisoned them, committed genocide against them, then it brought black slaves over to ti

and may god bless america. thank you. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> for the fallen they gave their lives, the president of france and the president of the united states. will lay a wreath in the memories. followed by a moment of silence. >> [ music playing] >> [ music playing] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated. >> [ music playing] >> [ music playing] >> >> please be seated. >> [ music playing] >> ladies and gentlemen. we ask that all visitors return to the seating area. >> [ music playing] >>> american history tv products are available at the new c-span online store. go to c-span store supporti.orgk out all of the c-span products. >>> tuesday night american history tv will have more on d-day's 75th anniversary starting with alex kershaw discussing his book "the first wave." we'll hear from mary-louise roberts who writes about d-day's aftermath in d-day through french eyes. watch american history tv each night this week at 8:00 eastern here on c-span3. >>> in 1979, small network with an unusual name roll

america divides us. when you are a person in middle america who is white, who is upset about their property taxes or mad that a factory closed down, they say that you are an active voter or someone who cares about their well-being. when you're a black person who's mad at systematic oppression and unfair housing practices, you are called, you're accused of having a victim's mentality. and ♪ gerry: i'm back with hawk newsom. do you think america -- this is a country that's fundamentally institutionally racist? >> it was built on the lives of black people. it was -- america stole the land from the indigenous people, poisoned them, committed genocide against them, then it brought black slaves over to till the land. we've never received any sort of reparations, any sort of compensation, any admiration. like, america just keeps their foot on our throat and won't give us credit for anything. without the contributions of black folk, there would be no america. you could agree to that, right? gerry: probably. do

pence: and america was there. america was standing with the people of israel every step of the way. amazing to think even in those darkest of times, he heard from heaven, his holy dwelling place, and they had faith. so it's on the basis i close today, and i know you have a full program ahead of you. you'll be hearing from other friends of israel throughout this administration and throughout the country. and let me just say before i close on behalf of my wife karen and our whole family, thank you for the honor of serving as your vice president. it is the greatest -- [applause] [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: it is deeply humbling to be with you today, and i leave here encouraged. -- greatly encouraged. i can't wait to get to lunch to tell them that i saw you. and i want to close -- i want to close with faith. faith in the good people of israel and america, and in the immutable bonds of friendship that bind us today and always will. faith in the ideals and the principles of both america and -- that both america and israel hold dear. a commitment to liberty and freedom, and the

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

let's fight for the america we believe in. let's fight for the america we believe in. an america were none of our children have to go to school and go through a drill where they are taught about how they should go hide in a corner or in a closet in the event that there is a mass shooter roaming the hallways of their school. [applause] because in america today, we have children who, every day, are going through this. and are terrified. terrified about what this all might mean. and here's the thing -- when they come home from school and are sitting at the family dinner table, elementary, middle, high school students asking their parents, why, mommy and daddy, did we have to go through that drill? to which, of course, their there ares because supposed leaders in washington, d.c. who have failed to have the courage to reject a false choice that suggests you are either in favor of the second amendment or you want to take everyone's guns away. because there are supposed leaders in washington, d.c. who have failed to have the courage to agree -- fine, if you want to go huntin

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

she's miss black america. ms. g.o. smith. right here. [applause] ♪ >> ♪ no matter where i run i meet myself there looking inside me, what do i see? anger and hope and doubt what am i all about where am i going where am i going where am i going you tell me ♪ >> the minstrels sang, this land is your land. >> ♪ this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulfstream waters this land was made for you and me the sun was shining and i was rolling the voice was calling, this land was made for you and me this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulfstream waters this land was made for you and me ♪ [applause] >> concluding the show, chorus master fred waring conducted some 200 voices singing the battle hymn of the republic. ♪ >> ♪ in the beauty of the lilies christ was born across the sea with a glory in his bosom that transfigures you and me as he died to make men holy, let freeve to make the

be america. so we must say with one voice, as president trump said in his state of the union address, america will never be a socialist country. cheers and applause] you know, i'm here because i stand with president donald trump, just like all of you. when this president stands up for american jobs and american workers, i stand with president trump. when this president stands up for faith and freedom and the american flag, i stand with president trump. cheers and applause] and when our president stands up to radical democrats who accuse border patrol of running concentration camps, use anti-semitic slurs, to denounce support for israel, and continually attack america, we stand with president donald trump! [cheers and applause] so our message to the people in north carolina is this, and carry this message out from here tonight, if you are doing better than you were three years ago, join us. if your values are being better defended, join us. if you're proud to have a president who fights for you an

that's what america. you underestimate her you've already launched she is always very very well prepared and she knows all the details. so you have to really know the material you want to have a serious discussion with her discourse on from. the 2009 elections the c.d.u. c.s.u. bloc post their 2nd worst showing in 60 years but they still managed to secure a coalition with their preferred partners the center right free democrats. although the economy was struggling the new government cut taxes and took on record new debt . but the dream turned sour as the coalition became beset with internal squabbles. meaningful policymaking proved elusive important debates were overshadowed by rivalries within the coalition. for the chancellor it was an often frustrating experience. in late 2010 merkel's government decided to extend the lifespan of germany's nuclear power plants. just months later it made a dramatic u. turn. and then also in fukushima happened the nuclear disaster in japan and within a week or 2 america

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. all engines running. e laura: and with that, on ay exactly 50nde years ago today. we look back on how the voyage changed the world. jane: to celebrate the historic milestone, i have returned to cape canaveral, the very site where apollo 11 was punched. laurhing back against the president. democrats in congressrere to vote on the resolution against donald trump's racist tweets. he is standing firm and attacking them. pres. trump: they can they can stay, but they should love our country and work for the good of our country. laura: plus, how u.s. sanctions on iran have affected the people there, especially children. we have a special report from inside the country. pura: for those watching and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." 50 years ago today the eyes of the world were on three americans setting out on an historic journey. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, zero. all engines running. lift off. we have a liftoff. 32 min

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

there is a survey out there about the most patriotic brands in america. >> in america 2019. so it's a tough consumer market, right? so bifurcated there are so many brands out there how do you distinguish yourself and keep your customers loyal. patriotism very powerful tool because this study found if you have this emotional connectivity to a brand especially through patriotism, you are six times more loyal. so coming in at number one jeep made for the military, built for the military, used by the military for decades. nothing is more patriotic than the armed forces and apparently their vehicles as well. jeep has been number one since 2002. but one that you might recognize, disney comes in at number 2. who doesn't love happy americana, right? this brand owns 40% of the box office. they have everything "star wars." films. marvel as well. and also theme parks. $5 billion in revenue each year from you and me. ed: happiest place on earth. pete: walt disney was a patriot. >> that's right. indeed. ford. point to he o hersheys and levis number four coca cola. can you actually go thr

america is going to wake up one day. this is infanticide. women in some states could be forced to have their babies, even if they've been raped. if i'd had the option to terminate my pregnancy, i would have made that choice. across the country, many are outraged. this is not a moral issue. i think a lot of this is about politics and political gain. tonight on panorama, i travel across america and meet people on both extremes of the debate. allowing children to be ripped from the mother's womb right up until the moment of birth... you don't have a problem with killing a baby. absolutely not. i have no problem if it's in the mother's uterus. with president trump backing america's religious conservatives, we ask, could women here lose the right to abortion? a curse upon our nation, a curse of violence and bloodshed. the bible says bloodshed catches bloodshed. in the deep south, a profoundly religious part of america, abortion clinics today are under siege. it's only eight o'clock in the morning but they are already at it, the anti—abortionist

the america we believe in. because we believe that working people should be able to get through the end of the month without worrying about how they will pay their bills. we believe in an america where you only have to work one job to have a roof over your head and put food on the table. we believe in an america where teachers are paid their value. [cheers and applause] sen. harris: we believe in an america where women are paid the same as men. we believe in an america where women will always have access to reproductive health. we believe in an america where no child has to attend a hearing to determine if they can hide in a closet because of a gunman roaming the halls of their schools. we believe in an america where everyone is given dignity and is treated with equality and fairness, and that is why we will continue to fight, and as we march toward the selection in -- this election in 2020, with and born out of an ultimate and fundamental belief that we are all in this together and that we all rise and fall to

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

orwoman: this is "bbc wld news america." is made possible by... on the freeman founda by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station iewers like you. thank you. laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i aml laura trn. scorching heat in europe. sweltering weather brings record-breaking temperatures across the continent.we ook at why. ♪ laura: from the streets tolv ion. how gang members in el salvador arfinding a new path in life. plus, the wedding photographer who won't take those staged images. we will have more on this unique take on the happy occasion just ahead. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." europe is in the grip of a heat wave that is breaking records. the hottest temperatures ever were experienced in germany and the netherlands this week, while , paris today it was more than 42 degrees celsi8 in fahrenheit, the ghest mperature france's capital has ever measured. here's lu

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

so when you talk about make it in america, guess what, i'm making it in america. so it includes all of these things. putting a tomato into a can, into a bottle of ketch up. or what we're going to talk about tonight is something far more than that. i want to really not so much talk about these gentlemen and ladies, but to use them as an example of what america used to make. these gentlemen, three of them, are world war ii merchant mariners. this was an effort we had now under way to provide these mariners who had the highest death rate of any unit in the armed services during world war ii. to get them a gold medal. a congressional gold medal. we now have nearly 300 members of this house that are signed on to that so that they'll get a congressional gold medal. but this is not about their gold medal. it's about what they were able to do. america during the world war ii period was the manufacturing center of the world. and we made ships. literally thousands and thousands of ships that these gentlemen and so many like them sailed the oceans, provided the material, the

and what is america? landca is many things, a of the great constitution which is under threat, beautiful land god has given us which is being degraded. values we share that are being undermined, that america is also a nation largely, but not totally, largely of immigrants. resolution beautifully states the founders conceived america as a haven for refuge. for people fleeing religious and political persecution. thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton, james madison, having opposite views, all emphasized that the nation gained as it attracted new people in search of freedom and livelihood for their families. the resolution quotes are most iconic presidents, who all recognize that immigrants are the constant reinvigoration of america, of hope, optimism and courage to make the future better. those are american values, american traits, hope, optimism, courage, and many of these immigrants when they come here with these values and those traits, make america more american. franklin roosevelt said remember always al

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, central america and latin america, united states has gone in with sharp elbows, and seydou this and to that, that has never won us friends, the better way is to provide assistance behind the scene, and give advice, another things, let country in the region step forward and look like they are solving their own problems. david: it might take longer. >> it always takes longer. the thing about sanctions they don't happen overnight, but they happen when there a situation that could bic as seic -- exacey a poorer economy. it will take longer, but at end was day, if the venezuelans own their liberty, then they keep it. david: biggest thorn in our side in latin america, is cuba. beginning with fed il fidel casd then raul, and the current leadership, the same communists, they are hurting unlike they have ever since -- when the soar soviet union died, cuba almost upended, they are getting close to that because they don't have oil from venezuela. >> two things. former soviet union is no longer supplying them with free cash. and the oil that went to cuba, is not happening, and cuba is sending t

we talk about those in urban america's and we have those in rural america. that needs to change but it will not change if all we do is focus on the issues, the fed interest rate, overall trade policy, whether it is fiscal policy of debt and deficit, if we do not say, what do american workers need and america's farmers need to survive? they need affordable health care. withyou look at the party the policies for affordable health care, not perfect, we need to improve obamacare, but totally eliminating it would have a devastating impact to rural hospitals, one of the major employers in my state and in every rural community. it would have a devastating effect on people suffering from addiction and a devastating effect on so many in rural but this administration is pursuing this policy because somewhere along the line that was what they promised and it was a promise made tenuous ago -- 10 years ago. aca: the case about the are youy, how concerned it will be ruled by constitutional? -- unconstitutional? best: police -- we should concerned, chuck grassley said it w

that's what america looks heart. the shits for you underestimate her you've already long for she is always very very well prepared and she knows all the details. so you have to really know the material you want to have a serious discussion with her discourse on from. the 2009 general election saw the cd do c.s. you block post their 2nd worst showing in 60 years but they still managed to secure a coalition with their preferred partners the center right free democrats. although the economy was struggling the new government cut taxes and took on record new debt i was but the dream turned sour as the coalition became beset with internal squabbles. meaningful policymaking proved elusive important debates were overshadowed by rivalries within the coalition. for the chancellor it was an often frustrating experience. in late 2010 medical's government decided to extend the lifespan of germany's nuclear power plants. just months later it made a dramatic u. turn. and then also in fukushima happened the nuclear disaster in japan