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

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

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

what is america? so many times we've come together and talked about america. america as our ideals in the constitution. an example to the world of a founding documents that rejected a monarch and put forth separation of powers, article one. the legislative branch having that priority enlisting, and that is being dishonored by the president of the united states. what is america? we the people. we the people. nation of immigrants. by and large, and he is denigrating all the newcomers that come to our country in complete opposition to the beautiful words of ronald reagan in the last speech that he made to the country as president of the united states. what is america? this beautiful land from sea to shining sea and beyond. and god's gift to us that he is almost every day but certainly every week degrading and saying we're not going to deal with climate on the basis of any science. really? what is america? our values. and that's the debate we have all the time. and the battle of the budget, and the rest in terms of how we invest in our children's future. and how t

this is about the ideology of america, socialism versus freedom, and it is a big fight. i believe everybody in that body should stand up against what antifa is doing, or anybody who tries to go after ice agents and takes down an american flag to raise the flag of another country on the soil of america, that should not have to be debated, but unfortunately it does today. everyone should take a different position. if we are going to pass bills that believes in the rule of law, everybody should be equal, not the person that is supposed to stand up to these laws, to make the rules different for herself as nancy pelosi did this week. what she set on the floor, she had her words taken down but she did not come back to the floor, did not apologize or withdraw her words. when the parliamentarian had to make the decision, how many democrats did they have to go through until a person would stand up for the -- for what the rule says? the parliamentarian told them not partisan and they had talked to go against what the parliamentarian ruled. when they made that decision, they said l

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next, on real america, we look back to the july 4 1970 honor america day initiated by president nixon and several key supporters. president nixon didn't participate in 1970, but the morning religious service at the lincoln memorial featured the reverend billy graham. and bob hope hosted the evening entertainment at the washington monument. this u.s. information agency reports covers the celebration. missing is any mention of antiwar protesters who waited naked and the reflecting pool and were later teargas by police. >>> this is richard slater and washington, d.c. each year for the past 194 years, americans have celebrated the esry anniversary of their independence here and in thousands of towns and cities throughout the united states. this year's fourth of july celebration were something special. the nationwide honor america day as it was called was a nonpolitical observance with leaders of both political parties taking part. americans from all walks of life took the opportunity to find the common ground and affection for the country and to share that affection with others. >>> the h

we will see that promise of america fulfilled for all americans. and with that, i would be happy to take any questions. >> congressmen, do you know who you will endorse in this field? rep. swalwell: i do not know yet. i am really impressed. -- impressed by this field. i will probably endorse megan. i think she turns 35 . -- next july. i am really impressed with the field. i will not make any decisions right now. look it is a talented field. , that was one of the challenges for us. there is a lot of heavyweights in that field. it will take more twists and turns. i look forward to being a citizen watching the debates. >> what are you looking for as you look at the field? what are you looking for and who would you like to see be the party's standardbearer? rep. swalwell: these are issues of the future that we face and we need ideas for the future, so student debt affects 40 million of us, myself included. climate chaos, 12 years before the effects are irreversible. gun violence. as parents, we take our kids to school, and we worry all day that we will

something in america something over the cayman island you do know all these banks are complicit in that we just have to say ok i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry. again from that you know what money laundering is highly illegal don't you watch kaiser. i'm going to think you're. president trump warns iran to be careful as a plans a further boost of its uranium enrichment program. breaking the 2015 nuclear deal for a 2nd time and drawing condemnation from e.u. nations and the u.s. . they're weighing in foreign minister blames europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's you know that full withdrawal. also stories that shape the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea on monday. and tanks rolled through the streets of washington on fighter jets zoomed.

it is a salute to america and i'm going to be here and say a few words. ,e will have planes going over the best fighter jets in the world and we will have some tanks stationed outside. we have a brand-new sherman tanks and brand-new abram tanks incredible some military equipment on display, brand-new and we are very proud of it. we are making a lot of new tanks ohio.a, it is a very productive facility. is the greatest tank in the world. think i have reached most americans. most want no crime, most want a strong military, good education. they want good health care. if you look at pre-existing conditions, the democrats won't be able to do it, but the plan is to destroy the country and it will be horrible health care and everybody's taxes are going to go to 90%. 95%. thank you very much. >> do you have a message for those saying they want more democracy? >> they are looking for democracy and i think most people want more democracy. that is what it is all about. never been anything better and i think we are the best example right here in the united states. >>

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 always wins. [applause] that is why after 400 years of glorious american democracy, we have returned here to this place to declare to all the world that the united states of america and the great commonwealth of virginia are just getting started. our future is bigger, bolder, better and brighter than ever before. it has been a great honor for me too be with you this morning, i would like to thank you, god bless you, god bless virginia and god bless america. thank you very much everybody. [cheering] commac[applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the senate judiciary committee -- >> saturday 8:00 p.m. on lectures and histories. comparisons of a bramley can and johnson on the constitution. >> it is a very different impression of what people thought about johnson and the constitution of the time. not that he was a defender but he did not understand the constitution, it was about ability and he was acting as unconstitutional way. >> sunday at six on american artifacts, preview of the 19th exhibit at the natio

they're wrong when they rush to bring america first. when they failed to recognize that this is the greatest nation that has ever existed, the exceptional nation and they're wrong when they fail to recognize that no people have ever lived in greater freedom. and then they go on and failed to provide the resources our men and women in uniform need to defend freedom. our colleagues are socialist colleagues on the other side of the aisle are wrong when they advocate abortion up until the moment of birth including partial term abortion, partial-birth abortion, late term abortion and when they refuse to mandate care for babies who are born alive in our colleagues are wrong they say we should open america's borders, abolish ice and abolish the hs. there wrong when they advocate policies that would eliminate all private health insurance in this country, destroy medicare and enforce the american people to pay for free health care for illegal immigrants. there wrong when they pursue policies like the one going to be voting on today that will des

we'll see that promise of america fulfilled for all americans. take questions. >> i'm impressed by this deal if rappahoe gets into the race i'm probably going to endorse her. in july. 25 this impressed with field. talented t one of the field. eights in t of heavy w that field. >> what are you looking for? looking at the field? are you looking for? >> these are issues of the future that we face and we need future so student debt is 40 million of us, myself included. climate chaos, 12 years before effects are irreversible. gun violence, parents take our kids to school and we worry all day if we're going to get a call omething happened so these issues are new and is going to take a next generation of leaders. the best match up against donald trump is someone who lives in the present but never stops future.g about the >> yes. yes. >> i said i won't seek both, our attorneys have told us he can run for both. that decision won't have to come until december. in it in we're still december, i won't seek a vote. but the polls have had their way. july.e we a

top of the wallace and joining me now live from miami with the latest on the abstains story is r t america has john hardy thanks for joining me john. so while you're out of the one details do we know so far since the the indictment was unsealed and abstain taken into custody over the weekend. yes so he was arrested saturday teterboro airport you mentioned this in the opening when he arrived from paris he was on vacation in france landed at teterboro arrested taken into custody by federal agents there he was charged today in manhattan district court he pled not guilty to one count of sex trafficking conspiracy and one count of sex trafficking so 2 counts all together may not sound like much but there's belief among in you know the legal circle that possibly this is the 1st of other charges and indictments to come regarding abstain that maybe this indictment is a placeholder if you will to basically get him off the street because there's concerns the prosecutor said today he's on repentant and possibly that these illegal activities were ongoing now that said the 14 page federal indictment i

adoption of this deal marks the death of the tea party movement in america. fiscal conservatives, those who remain, should be in mourning. for congress, both parties has desert you. -- has deserted you. -- has deserted you. this year we will add over 1.2 trillion dollars, were approaching record deficits. and neither party cares. both parties have deserted, absolutely and utterly deserved under deserted america and show no care and no understating or sympathy for the burden of debt theypa are leaving the taxpayer, the young, the next generation and the future of our country. the very underpinnings of our country arere being eroded and threatened by this that. the interest on this that will be over $400 billion next year, precisely $455 billion, interest will surpass all welfare spending in the past two years. interest will surpass defense spending by 2025. social security is seven trading dollars in debt, medicare is over $30 trillion and yes a parade of candidates on national television last night said they want to double and triple the government expenditur

you know, small businesses create about 60% of the jobs in america. i am talking to the americans who have seen wages go up. we have seen a 3.1% increase in wage growth over the last 12 months. insignificant, especially to parts of the country like i represent, rural america, where people struggle to make ends meet from payday to payday. whoeak with business owners are growing and expanding their businesses. i talked with investment companies that are investing in the energy-rich, energy development in my region of the country. so i have a lot of reasons to be optimistic, because i know american history. and i know where we started. and i know that at the beginning of the civil war, we had practically no money in the budget. we overcame that. at the beginning of world war i, we struggled. at the end of world war ii, we had some of our highest debt and we recovered. we can do this. we can recover from this. and we can make responsible fiscal decisions, if we sit down and we get politics out of the way and we put the american people first. host: cheryl

america is john hardy thanks for joining me jon. so while you're out of the one details do we know so far since the indictment was unsealed and abstain taken into custody over the weekend. so he was arrested saturday teterboro airport you mentioned this in the opening when he arrived from paris he was on vacation in france landed at teterboro arrested taken into custody by federal agents there he was charged today in manhattan district court he pled not guilty to one count of sex trafficking conspiracy and one count of sex trafficking so 2 counts all together may not sound like much but there's belief among in you know the legal circle that possibly this is the 1st. other charges and indictments to come regarding abstain that maybe this indictment is a placeholder if you will to basically get him off the street because there is concern the prosecutor said today he's on repentant and possibly that these illegal activities were ongoing now that said the 14 page federal indictment i have a copy here alleges that between 20022005. quote

why is it ok for you to criticize america? pres. trump: i believe everyone is great, but i love our country, and i'm representing our country. people cannot go around speaking about our country and saying garbage. this is the greatest country in the world. we have the strongest military by far. we had a depleted military when i took over. we spent $716 billion last year, $7 billion the year before. we have a powerful military. more powerful than before. we have the greatest economy on earth. you can't speak about our country the way those congressman -- they said garbage, they say things about israel that is so bad i will not repeat them. they can't get away with that. [indiscernible] pres. trump: these women have said horrible things about our country and the people of our country. nobody should be able to do that. if they wanted to do that, that's up to them. i can't imagine they will do very well as the polls. if the democrats want to embrace people who hate our country, people that are so far left that no one has ever seen anyth

corporate america's silence was deafening then and it's deafening still today. so what has changed since that first speech seven-plus years ago? well, first of all the economics of renewable energy changed in a big way. in 2012 wind and solar weren't cost competitive with fossil fuels. storage and electric vehicles were nowhere. that year the average cost of solar was over $200 per mega watt hour. today it's a quarter of that. the cost of wind power is down and offshore wind is emerging. battery storage now competes on price with gas-fired peek demand plants in many years. and they are making more and more electric vehicles driving costs down and performance up for consumers. even with that massive subsidy for fossil fuel, renewables are starting to win on price. another new area that we're startinstarting to capture carb. this little cube that i have in my hand is co2 that was pulled out of the air by direct air capture technology and can be turned into tiles, blocks, bricks. there it is. it's the beginning of a new era of carbon capture and the group that did

and just a few dollars in their pockets just 6 years later america was training its 1st pilots to take these magnificent machines over the field of battle in world war one or flyboys rush the skies of europe and aces like eddie rickenbacker build hearts and headlines with tales of daring duels in the. general billy mitchell saw the promise of this technology and risked court martial in his quest for independent air force he was proven right when empires across the oceans tried to carve up the world for themselves and america stood in the way we wouldn't let it happen. thanks after pearl harbor lieutenant colonel james doolittle and his raiders flew b. 25 bombers off a carrier deck in the deep pacific in a daring feat of american resolve and as president roosevelt the nazis built a fortress around europe but they forgot to put a roof on it thanks we've been listening to the u.s. president donald trump giving a very unusual speech during independence day celebrations that we construct enough that the last time this happened was a $951.00 let's go to she had batons he joins us live at the

america! america! ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ god mend thine every flaw ♪ ♪ confirm thy soul in self-control ♪ ♪ thy liberty in law ♪ ♪ >> the united states in 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 ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ [applause] >> 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. mrauz [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

you can find the results including the findings on america's attitudes towards nasa and its funding at c-span.org. remarks from 2020 presidential democratic candidate bernie sanders and spoke about his medicare for all proposal yesterday at george washington yesterday. this is about 45 minutes. cheers and applause] senator sanders: let's make a political revolution. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: let me thank all of you for being here this afternoon to discuss one of the country,ses facing our crisis that is on the minds of people all across the nation and let me thank the dozens of organizations throughout america who have supported my medicare for all bill and let me thank the tens of thousands ofdom tors and nurses and other health care professionals who understand that we cannot continue with the current dysfunctional health care system and let me thank the 14 co-sponsors of my legislation in the senate and the over 100 co-sponsors of similar legislation in the house. and mostly, let me take this opportunity to thank the american people, who increasingly understand that hea

gesturesrk city communities in america suffer outside the spotlight. we have seen in new york crown heights attacks on jewish committees. people are vandalizing synagogues. in massachusetts, in march, vandals desecrated gravestones in a jewish cemetery,'s crawling hateful while the attacks in pittsburgh and poway drew attention, these and in communities out side -- are less well known the jewish community, but they form the daily background of concerns about security and safety that many in the jewish community feel. the nation as a whole must be aware of these concerns and reject the forces that motivate them. and fellow general citizen, i want to assure the jewish community that the department of justice and the entire federal government stands with you and will not tolerate these attacks. [applause] a.g. barr: anti-semitism manifests itself in many ways besides outright violence. zoning laws have prevented jews from residing in certain communities and it is manifest in harassment of jewish individuals and businesses. that is also why today is about

i also want to thank i met across america. to carry the stories of so many people i met across america. i also want to thank my wife. she was a surrogate for us. she was a mom with a full-time job and put everything into her husband's campaign. i also want to thank my parents, eric and vicki, my brothers, , as wellob, and chase as my staff, led by our campaign manager as well as our supporters, who made the small contributions, who knocked on the doors, made a text messages, believed in us every step along the way. thank you. media to thank the because i see the media everywhere we go across the country, carrying your materials and are cameras and loving it through airports, trying to the toughnd ask questions that we expect in a democracy. enemy ofot the the american people. you uphold the promise of our constitution of free speech and a free press. i want to thank my constituents. that the son of a cop who was the first in his family to college believed he could run for president and elevate the issue of gun violence is beca

speech really so we're both at the end of the day we're all people no matter if we wear a red make america great again hat and i were able to have a conversation about where we stand on certain issues. rather than. one protester claimed he was assaulted by a anti for trying to have a conversation with them about their views of crowley and since i was just walking by one of them decide to repair it read my hat off for my head and then now and i know they want to deny it they want to say oh i don't know what you're talking about these people these people are violent all right all extremist or violent ok these people are no better than your nazis and the same exact thing the heat index is almost 100 degrees here in washington d.c. today but that didn't stop the hundreds of people who showed up now overall we're hearing a lot of the same issues from both sides of these protests reate interesting things from hate speech to freedom of speech things like the trumpet ministration policies in regards to particularly immigration now arameans unclear inner remains to be seen if both sides can come to

they're not celebrating america but denigrating america. not power to the people but power for themselves on the bureaucratic elite. not decentralized government but everything controlled from washington d.c. the democrats don't want limited government. they want endless, relentless intervention by an all-knowing, all seeing all-powerful state. here's perhaps the biggest change from the democrats of the past. today's democrats don't even want the most vital elements of the american inheritance, the rule of law. at that first presidential debate, almost all of the 2020 candidates back to the decriminalization of illegal immigration. on wednesday, cory booker asked escorted migrants toward the border himself, even president obama's former homeland security secretary now says the democrats are effectively for open borders. the democrats point to the statue of liberty and say immigration control is un-american. they forget one vital thing, it's not just liberty, it's liberty under the law and it is there latent assault on the rule of law that i

sorry about that, america. but it's all turned out really very well for this country and its citizens. information, the continuing american -- in fact, the experiment has been so successful, that much of the rest of the world would like to come here and be a part of it, and that's at the root of the immigration crisis at the southern border which once again dominated headlines. on monday a delegation of democrats including alexandria ocasio-cortez went to visit the official detention centers housing many would-be americans at the southern border. now, ms. ocasio-cortez who has famously described these facilities as concentration camps didn't find any gas chambers or evidence of torture, but she did claim to find conditions. >> she described as indefensible. >> they put them in rooms with no running water, and these women were being told by officers to drink out of the toilet. they were drinking water out of the toilet. gerry: now, border officials deny these allegations, and they say the people are being treate

corporate america was awol in 2012 and they are awol now. thenilence was deafening and it is deafening still today. what has changed since that first speech seven plus years ago? the economics of renewable energy changed in a big way. costand solar were not competitive with fossil fuels. storage and electric vehicles were nowhere. that year, the average cost of solar was over $200 per megawatt hour. today, it is a quarter of that. is down.of wind power offshore wind is emerging. battery storage now competes in price with gas powered peak demand plants in many areas. automakers around the world are making more and more electric vehicles, driving costs down and performance up for consumers. even with that massive subsidy for fossil fuel, renewables are starting to win in price. we are new area is starting to capture carbon. this little cube i have in my hand is co2 pulled out of the direct air capture technology and can be turned into tiles, blocks, bricks, there is. it is the beginning of a new era of carbon capture. the group that did this i

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

half way down the reflecting pond is all the payoff for you gave enough some america. a series of plans but unpermitted marches by far right and far left organizations classed clashed both with each other and police this weekend in portland oregon leaving at least one journalist 3 police officers and over a dozen civilians injured demonstrations were planned by the patriot prayer proud boys and men rights groups him to which were then counter process protested by a number of and to follow groups while police try to separate the groups to avoid violence it seems according to portland p.d. that the groups in chapman square and loosed in park square merged then began marching toward waterfront park this is when an unpermitted march was impeding vehicular traffic for a short time it was then that fights and assaults broke out as at least 5 separate regional and national far right and far left groups converged in this convergence and de niro and editor and photojournalist frustrating in online magazine the quill it was attacked by those identifying with the antiphon movemen

a that is the true america. example, throughout my travel, i was in chicago. david axelrod took me to a museum where i saw posters that are in the museum now. irish need not apply. jobs irish immigrants could find were janitorial jobs because no one would hire them. where 30 years, that is the example of courage and organization lies. they elected the first irish-american president of the united states, john f. kennedy. it is that fast. i have seen throughout my travels to your districts, to how states, to many places encouraged, how enthusiastic this nation is to get rid of un-american practice. the last election, you saw a record numbers of people showing up to vote. look at the result. look at the result. this is what is going to happen in 2019. i come from charlottesville, virginia. the virginiato assembly majority. 2020, going to elect in we are going to repeat 2018, we will elect a majority in our set it and throw the demagogue it out of the white house. [applause] it will require all of us to contribute to each and every campaign. i have met several of

and be seen saluting america. and steve clemons is editor at large for us political publication the hell he says trump's speech would have made many americans an easy. i think the only thing that was unexpected is that anyone would have thought this would have been anything but just pure donald trump this is this is a president of the united states who is grabbing the trappings and the you know the the drama of political power and showing america's power to americans in a way that most american presidents in the past haven't done it since 1951 and i guess harry truman then but you know in that you know in this time you sort of see the president using this as part this is part state of the union speech and this is part campaign rally and it's very uncomfortable for a lot of americans but there are a huge number of people who love this kind this brand of nationalism that donald trump is bringing and he highlighted leaders of the civil rights movement he highlighted the person who took the united states to the moon a

of the united states of america a national holiday when politics are put aside to make room for picnics and parades with marching bands and fireworks but u.s. president trump is rolling out the take so long with fighter jets and some 5 star generals this year a salute to america which america tonight protests are already underway against the independence day that president raul the producer in chief is calling the show wife saw i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. i don't think this new criticism or did you know this is surely a great speech for you to see which countries tanks in the street and i feel scared it's kind of like which to me actually this is one of the it is. celebrations of the 4th of july that i've ever seen is being independence day i suppose the military aspect of the fight during the pendency does storage or date with a fake. display and that. is set up basically to stroke you girls and i was assistant at the exact same thing. also coming up tonight an exclusive report on life after jihad d.w. talks with former islamist militants in somalia getting a rare chance a

of the united states of america a national holiday when politics are put aside to make room for picnics and parades with marching bands and fireworks but u.s. president trump is rolling out the take so long with fighter jets and some 5 star generals this year a salute to america which america tonight protests are already underway against the independence day that president the producer in chief is calling the show wife saw i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. i don't think these excuses or just you know this is surely a great speech beautician towards the country and the tanks in the street and i feel scared it's kind of always somebody actually this is one of the big. celebrations of the 4th of july that i've ever seen it being independence day i suppose the military aspect of the fight for independence does sort of ordinary with a. display that. is set up basically to stroke my ego is the nicest it's a personal statement. also coming up tonight an exclusive report on wife after jihad d.w. talks with former islam is militants in somalia getting a rare chance at a 2nd chance. here

this is about the ideology of america. socialism versus freedom and it is a big fight and i believe that everybody in that body should stand up against what antifa is doing or anybody that tries to go after ice and takes down an american flag on the soil of america. i don't think that should have to be debated, but unfortunately it does and that is what is causing these problems. so everybody should take a different position and if we are going to learn and pass bills in the body of this house that believes in the rule of law, everybody should be equal. not the person in charge of what is supposed to stand up to these laws to make the rules different for herself as nancy pelosi. floor, shet on her had her words taken down but she didn't come back to the floor and apologize. she didn't withdraw her words. when the parliamentarian had to make the decision, how many democrats did they have to go through before a person would stand up for what the rule actually says? themarliamentarian told nonpartisan, they would not do it. t

america celebrated independence day on thursday marking 243 years since have cast off the yoke of british rule with the u.s. continuing to struggle with deep divisions this year's 4th of july didn't without controversy 6. the day began with clashes in washington d.c. yes left wing protesters faced off against the president's supporters ahead of his address to the nation donald trump's so-called salute to america then saw a show of military might in the u.s. capitol in what the former reality t.v. star all of a lifetime. while many in the media the political world condemned to involved in the on the will celebrations mr trump wasting money. bent for political gain ahead of next year's election. we're going to have planes going over the best fighter jets in the world and other planes to. have some time stationed outside. to make it into work seems to be. from. star 0 military. hardware and of course but. c.n.n. has learned that some military chiefs have expressed reservations about politicizing the july 4th celebration concerned about the tanks and armored vehicles on this plane. want to. m

there is this thing called america first but he's saying america alone and is isolating us from leadership and really creating a bigger problem. the rest of the world is in it with the challenges of their lives so many people were in that deal and to get a nuclear weapon. so i want you to know something. even if i'm the most powerful office in the land i'm looking at you to have the courage to stand up to stand up to those you are more powerful than you know and smarter than you believe a more capable than you imagine you have the potential to unite our world as well. [applause] >> the great thing about human history to change the world from nelson mandela to martin luther king with histories of great women who transformed the nation ella baker. one of my heroes. but my question for you is will you help me? >> somebody check the constitution how well does my vice president have to be? [laughter] [applause] i am very serious about this. i am so honored to be able to run for president of the united states if you are interested in helping or supporting go talk about how you can get involved b

. >>> al regresar león le pegó un golpe al pachuca este sábado y también las Águilas del américa alzaron el vuelo en el estadio azteca, goles y más más adelante. >>> la liberación de esta tortuga tiene una misión muy especial, para más síganos pro facebook y twitter y telemundo.com está disponible para iphone y android, descárguela , es gratis es momento de los deportes con saúl rodríguez, adelante saúl . >>> hola buenas noches, y bienvenidos a la información deportiva soy saúl rodríguez, Águilas del américa arrancaron con el pie derecho el torneo apertura ante monterrey, el saludo el primer gol al minuto 8 que hizo funes mori y era el uno a cero para los regio montanos después venían más goles un cabezazo de uribe ponía el dos por uno para américa y acá está la repeitción y avilés hurtado empataba para la pandilla pero el chileno tenía guardado uno más en esta jugada tres por dos ganaba américa y después martínez puso el 4 por 2 de américa sobre monterrey, pachuca recibió a león en la bella airso sosa al minuto 13 ponía el uno por cero para los panzas v

america is more than a country. america is an idea, an idea that the power does not rest here, but with the people. unfortunately, we're having a real contest about that. this new socialist democratic party things all the power rests with them. we've seen results but they are just not there. they are fighting among themselves. they can produce anything out of committee, and now we are finding from the chief of staff from the most coveted endorsement is questioning and challenging, name me one thing that they have accomplished for america's kitchen table. the answer is easy. there isn't any. sir.ank you, >> that's it. >> later, house democrats gathered outside the capital, led by house speaker nancy pelosi, to talk about the

by 2011, the year iran for mayor, the national press said we were one of america's dying cities. i ran for mayor saying the old economy would not come back but we would if we had the courage to reimagine our future. and i am proud to report you that now, south bend is back. more peoplegrowing, moving in that we have seen in a generation, thousands of new jobs, billions in investment. we are a good city, a proud city, and a growing city. we are also a city that has known its measure of pain especially recently. mentioned, two weeks ago, a member of our community, a man named eric logan come a black man, lost his life at the hands of another member of our community, a white police officer. our cities hurt has gone beyond the grief of the family that lost one of their own. even as we wait for outside investigators to deliver their judgment on what took place, we have the pain that reminds us aroundr community lives a racial gulf were white and black residents experience every facet of life differently. this, my point to all the hard work we've done over seven years around things lik

today is the 4th of july the birthday of the united states of america a national holiday when politics are put aside to make room for picnics and parades with marching bands and fireworks but u.s. president trump is rolling out the tanks along with fighter jets and some 5 star generals this year a salute to america which america tonight protests are already underway against the independence day that president raul the producer in chief is calling the show wife saw i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. i don't think that the criticism origin you know that is shown great speech speeches important country and tanks in the street and i feel scared it's kind of which the many actually this is one of it is. celebrations of the 4th of july that i've ever seen is being independence day i suppose the military aspect of the fight for independence does tourist board make with a fake. display and that. is set up basically to stroke your ego all international system to protect. also coming up tonight an exclusive report on wife after jihad. w. talks with former islam is the militants in somalia

democrats want to bring america together. donald trump is tearing us apart. democrats are fighting for the people. donald trump is fighting for the privileged few. at our best, house democrats wake up each and every day and fight for working families, middle-class folks, senior citizens. we fight for the poor, the sick, the afflicted and the disenfranchised. we fight for the least, the lost, in the left behind. we fight for everyday americans, and that's exactly what we going to do this week, leading with our legislation to give america a raise. when we had a conversation with the american people over the last year or so leading up to november of 2018, we make clear that we would fight to increase pay for everyday americans. that is exactly what we're going to do this week. because we believe that in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, no american should be left behind. we need to lift everyone up. not simply the privileged few. those who benefited from the gop tax scam where 83% of the benefits went to the wealthiest 1% in america. that was a

are you a citizen of the united states of america? oh, gee, i'm sorry. i just can't answer that question. and that's after spending billions and billions of dollars. there used to be a time we can answer those questions very easily. there used to be a time when you could proudly declare i am a citizen of the united states. now they are trying to erase the very existence of a very important word, a very important thing, citizenship. they are even coming after the pledge of allegiance in minnesota. i'm proud to be a citizen. you're proud to be a citizen. the only people who are not proud to be citizens are the ones who are fighting us all the way about the word, "citizen." today, i'm here to say we are not backing down on her effort to determine the citizenship status of the united states population. i stand before you to outline new steps my administration is taking to ensure that citizenship is counted so that we know how many citizens we have in the united states. makes sense. we will defend the right of the american people to know the full facts about

here's a quick look at one of our recent programs. ♪ [singing "america the beautiful"] >> dark skies and ruined water. spills,rivers, oil close to beaches. -- closed beaches. silent spring. ago, the wealthiest nation the world had ever known, the people who enjoy the level of private consumption undreamed of in the past found itself awash in environmental squalor. our cars were comfortable, but our children couldn't play outside because of the smoke. our clothes were clean, but our days were choked with sewage, and our lakes were slowly dying. a wave of horror swept the nation as we begin to realize what we had done to the natural systems that supported all life. the environmental movement was born. governments at all levels responded with programs aimed at controlling pollution. but by 1970, it had become obvious that further progress would require a strong national effort. december 2, on 1970, president richard nixon consolidated 15 environmental programs from across the federal government to form the united states environmental protection agency. >> you can watch archival films on

you are about as likely to have a high school degree in world america. that gap has grown if you think about college attainment. 15% to 19%.om it's a small increase. the gap for people in urban america has grown more. you are up to 33%. that is widening. places like the university of alaska where they've lost 41% of their budget and rural american education options are declining. the gap between completion of high school degrees has rural,between urban and that the gap between people who finish college is increasing from urban to roll. -- rural. guest: if you are thinking about to your degrees or other credentials, that gap may look a little different. if you are thinking about a four-year college degree, that gap. host: we have always done a lot of moving from rural to urban areas. is that have anything to do with increasing the gap? that: there is a thought maybe this is for people who lived in rural areas getting their college degree and moving out of the area. that says a lot about the job opportunities in rural areas. thinking broadly, there are sti