in may god continue to bless the united states of america. [applause] israeli national newspaper showing vice president pence in the old city of jerusalem and reporting it took place without the presence of any israeli political leaders. the vice president met with the vice president. here are their joint remarks.

eugene carson blake, united presbyterian church of the united states of america was another of the march leaders. >> another thing that we wanted to do was to get in behind the leadership of the negro community, and clearly the leader of this religious occasion is dr. martin luther king and we are proud to have served behind and with the strength that he is portraying. and we did produce a nonseg are regated church. >> mr. otto luther was also a member of the committee that met with president committee from the united a auto workers. >> the real significance of what we have started here today is that we have laid the groundwork for the building of a functioning broad coalition of americans from all walks of life, from all points of view, and all faces and creeds and color to carry on an effective and meaningful legislation but who can do this practical work with the day to day job of fighting discrimination, and education, and housing and employment and public accommodation, and this is the true significance of what we have started today. >> the pleasure now to present the leader of our

leadership of the united states of america. it is not only insulting that the attorney general would send a notice to us here today knowing that we are coming here and knowing there is ade a delegation going to the white house and president and senior staffing. it is more than insulting. it is dangerous for a white house, for any white house to threaten duly elected leaders who are following the law and following the united states constitution with arrest is unconscionable. and the people of this country should hold jeff sessions and the white house accountable for this action. they need to know that this is not what the people of the united states of america agree to. this is not the value of america. this is not who we are fundamentally as a people. and we will not stand for it. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i'm kathy sheehan mayor of albany, new york. and i want to he can knecho thi to make us fear our immigrant communities, is not only run, in the city of albany, anywhere, they are more more likely to be victims of crime th

the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] thanks to his leadership, the alliance between our two countries has never been stronger. the friendship between our two people has never been deeper. i am here to convey a simple message heard of the american people, america stands with israel. [applause] we stand with israel because our causes your cause. our values are our values and your fight is our fight. we believe in right around and good over evil. we stand with israel because that's what americans have always done. so it's been since my country's earliest day. during his historic visit to jerusalem president trump declared the bond between us his woven together in the heart of our people and we have always held a special respect and admiration for the people of the book. in the story of the jews, we've always seen the story of america. it is the story of an exodus, a journey from persecution to freedom, a story that shows the power of faith in the promise of hope. my country's very first settlers also saw themselv

united states of america. thes not only insulting attorney general would send a notice to us today, knowing we are coming here and knowing there is a delegation going to the white house to have a conversation with the president and the president's senior staffers. it is more than insulting, it is dangerous for a white house -- for any white house to threaten newly elected leaders who are following the law and the united states constitution. the people of this country should hold jeff sessions and the white house accountable for this action. this is not know what the people of the united states of america agreed to. this is not the value of america. this is not who we are, fundamentally as a people. we will not stand for it. [applause] albany, newmayor of york. toant to echo this attempt make us fear our immigrant communities is not only wrong, but in the city of albany, immigrants are far more likely to be victims of crimes then to be river traders. -- be perpetrators. them to not encourage make their voices h

they are wards of the united states of america. without their consent or the chance of protest on their part." >> but most indian leaders saw the conflict as an opportunity to gain recognition and to affirm tribal sovereignty as did the onendaga and oneida nations that declared war on germany. in 1917, oglala chief red fox, a nephew to crazy horse, went to washington and urged secretary of war newton d. baker to offer the services of the indians in the great war. >> from all over the west, we now stand 50,000 indians between the age of 17 and 55. we beg of you to give us the right to fight. we guarantee you, sir, our hearts could be no better cause than to fight for the land we love and for the freedom we share. >> chief red fox's sentiments were echoed by the seneca arthur parker, president of the society of american indians in 1917 who wrote -- >> "the american indian has common cause with the allies. the indian fights because he loves freedom, and because humanity needs the defense of the freedom-loving man. the indian fights be

states of america. and it has a wonderful story. first of all, it is most important for you to understand that above all, the touro synagogue is a place of worship. we have this happening all year round, a full-time rabbi, a congregation. there are about 120 members, and it is orthodox in its service. that is what we are doing today. the story starts in 1492 in spain. king ferdinand and queen isabella issued the alhambra decree. what they wanted at that particular time was to have a purely catholic country. they gave jewish people two choices. the first one was to convert to catholicism, the second was to leave. those who converted were called conversos. some, however, chose to remain jews in secret. they had all of their ritual objects. if they were to be found out, they would have been tortured and put to death. to give you a sense of how the spaniards thought of jews at the time, their nickname was swine. what about the others? about 90,000-100,000 jews left spain. and they had four months to get the

of the united states of america. it is not only insulting that the attorney general would send a notice to us here today, knowing that we are coming here, knowing that there is a delegation going to the white house to have a conversation with the president and the president's senior staffers, it is more than insulting. it is dangerous. it is dangerous for any white house to threaten duly elected leaders who are following the law and following the united states constitution. to threaten them with the rest is unconscionable. the people of this country should hold jeff sessions and the white house accountable for this action. they need to know that this is not what the people of the united states of america agree to. this is not the value of america. this is not who we are fundamentally as a people and we will not stand for it. [applause] >> amen. [applause] sheena: i just want to echo that this attempt to make us fear our immigrant communities is not only wrong but in the city of albany, anyway, immigrants are far more

general of the united states. conferrednstein was -- confirmed, he became director of the national security division of the united states of america now he will be assuming a critically important role as chief counsel of the fbi. dana has been a great friend and great contributor. i want to thank our state and local law officers for what you do. and weships that we have like to believe we can make better. we will be working at it. today, we face a number of serious threats. 13 group vicious ms -- with, to thet deadliest drug epidemic in american history, we have never seen anything like it before. to radical islamic terrorism that the stick district has confronted. they are determined to confront each one of these threats to give every american safety and peace of mind. that, we have to have the right policies in place. it is fair and reasonable to ask more from law enforcement while at the same time undermining their efforts through harmful or ineffective policies. i will talk a little about immigration policies

you were working for the united states, but were not officially an employee of the united states of america. >> and we have changes in 1971 in 1972 that state in no uncertain terms that this tradition of two for the price of one, as they called it, some women might enjoy that and like that, others find it to be exploitative of their time and talents. these were steps in the right direction. there is still more work to be done as far as bringing more equality into the workforce, but these were important steps in the right direction. so, i think we will bring out another set of artifacts to talk about. >> great. >> so you are looking at a flash card set. a beautiful, custom-designed box and said with a chinese character on the front, and the english translation on the back. and this set, as you can see, also includes seven boxes of cards and phrases. which also has the chinese on the front and the english translation on the reverse. in this box was used by the u.s. chinese language officer who was assigned to what we know as beijing in 1934. he used the set to master the chinese language. bac

if you are my president of the united states of america you have to be everybody‘s president. the united states of america you have to be everybody's presidentm saddens me and it was unfortunate for the us president that should be loving and accepting everybody to make such a statement. i think it is shameful. the worst thing is i think the president doesn't know haiti. we are very welcoming people.|j the president doesn't know haiti. we are very welcoming people. i think it is not natural for the american president, we are used to what we called infantile tantrums from the leader of the number one nation in the world. because he came across, you know, so much wealth, he thinks that the world is under his feet and he can do anything, say anything and get away with it. what donald trump said is offensive because at the end of it we are all human beings. meanwhile, news editors across the globe have been grappling with the dilemma of how to translate the word ‘shithole' into their own languages. a headline written by the bbc‘s arabic service says trump allegedly described african count

states of america. this seal says this carries the weight of the state of the nation. seals have been used since roman times or before, usually with wax. they had screws on them. these are a little more modern than those earlier presses. >> right, these are called impressions seals. obviously, the seal itself is this disk that is part of the overall mechanism. officersee the consular or whoever is operating this would stick the document in between to get the front and back and press down and create a raised impression on the document. it could be a passport or visa. for me, as a curator and one who collects things, these are great. they really can be markers in time. for example, there are various reasons why the seals need to be retired. for example, this one was used at the u.s. consulate in madras. which is now chennai. it obviously needed to be retired. so, elsewhere in the collection, we also have a rubber stamp that was used at the u.s. embassy in taipei. it is now u.s. embassy beijing. you can se

and that home is the united states of america. this is one of the great moral issues of our time and it is an issue that must be dealt with now as part of the budget negotiations. it cannot be kicked down the road any longer. we must pass the dream act now as part of the current budget negotiations. mr. president, in the last six years since the daca program was established, these young people, again people who were brought to this country as infants in many cases, were finally able to breathe al sigh of relief -- breathe a sigh of relief. for the first time in their lives, they could walk the streets of this country without fear, without worrying about being arrested, without worrying about being deported. think about what it means to live in this country every single day knowing that at any moment you could be arrested or deported. and what daca finally did is give these 800,000 young people a legal status and a protection that they could go out and work, they could go to school, and they can serve in the united states military

the united states of america. talking about an incredibly important issue around the d.r.e.a.m.ers and perhaps taking steps towards comprehensive immigration reform. he either used a racially inflammatory curse word to describe people from africa and/or haiti or he didn't. but to say less than 24 hours that you do not recall whether the president said those words or not is an incredible copout. i would think that those two united states senators should step up one way or the other and either agree with the president, who said he didn't say those things, or acknowledge that he made a terrible mistake at minimum, demand that he apologize and figure out how we can move forward, if at all possible from this moment. >> in contrast to nose senators, r senator lindsey graham, he all but confirmed what senator durbin was saying. lindsey graham said following comments by the president, i said my piece directly to him yesterday. the president and all those attending the meeting know what i said and how i feel. i've always b

as we celebrate the new year, i am glad to address the citizens of the united states of america and to convey to you season's greetings and best wishes from all soviet people. the first of january is a day when we take stock of the past year and try to look ahead into the coming year. the past year, 1987, ended with an event which can be regarded as a good omen. in washington, the president reagan and i signed the treaty on the elimination of intermediate and shorter range missiles. that treaty marks the first step along the path of reducing nuclear arms and that is its enduring value. but the treaty also has another merit. it has brought our two peoples together. we are entering the new year with a hope for continued progress. progress towards a safer world. we are ready to continue fruitfully the negotiations on reducing strategic arms with a view to signing a treaty to that effect, even in the first half of this year. we would like, without delay, to address the problem of cutting back drastically conventional forces and arms in europe. we are ready for interaction in resolving othe

you were working for the united states, but were not officially an employee of the united states of america. in 1971e have changes in 1972 that state in no uncertain terms that this tradition of two for the price of one, as they called it, some women might enjoy that and like that, others find it to be exploitative of their time and .alents these were steps in the right direction. there is still more work to be done as far as bringing more equality into the workforce, but these were important steps in the right direction. so, i think we will bring out another set of artifacts to talk about. >> great. at a flashre looking card set. a beautiful, custom-designed box and said with a chinese , and the on the front english translation on the back. and this set, as you can see, also includes seven boxes of cards and phrases. which also has the chinese on the englishd translation on the reverse. u.s.is box was used by the chinese language officer who was assigned to what we know as aging in 1934. in 1934.- beijing he used the set to master the chinese language. back then, foreign services had to ma

the miracle of israel is an inspiration to the world and the united states of america is proud to stand with israel and her people as allies and cherish of the. and so we will. pray for the peace of jerusalem that those who love you be secure that there be peace within your walls and security in your citadels and we will work and strive for that brighter future where everyone calls this ancient land their home shall sit under their vine and figtree and none shall make them afraid with an unshakeable bond between our people and our shared commitment to freedom. i say from my heart may god bless the jewish people may god bless the state of israel and all who call these lands their home. and may god continue to bless the united states of america sure are you watching al-jazeera thirteen fifteen g m t these are live pictures from the knesset in west jerusalem where american vice president. is speaking or has spoken to israeli politicians there mike pence of course getting very much an in-depth history lesson as to where the jewish nation came from what he hopes they will be and what he hope

the united states of america. to israel. as i announced yesterday, mr. hasident, president trump directed our state department working with ambassador friedman to complete the transition of from here tobassy jerusalem by the end of next year. and we look forward to that as a tangible sign of our enduring commitment and alliance to the state of israel and to the people of this great nation. the bond between us we believe has never been stronger. but under president trump's leadership, we are committed to make it stronger still. we have a deep commitment to freedom, shared values, and also through commerce. more than $45 billion in trade takes place between the united states supporting jobs in our country and yours. collaborationty has never been more robust. we stand shoulder to shoulder with you in the battle against radical islamic terrorism. >> i thank you for your courage and your courage of your military. i pledge cooperation on behalf of our mutual security. we stand together against the threat of the leading

the united states of america united states of america. president trump has made it clear, all options are on the table, and he will make that clear again when we visit south korea just a few short weeks. we continue to hope, with additional support from allies like egypt and additional pressure from china and other countries in the world, that we'll be able to isolate north korea economically and diplomatically and achieve, by peaceable means, what the world is not been able to achieve for decades, a nuclear free korean peninsula. >> shannon: we've got much more coming up with a vice president tomorrow night, as well. in the meantime, palestinian lawmaker is accusing the president of using his religion to set double medic policy. >> he brought his ideological fundamentalist interpretation of the bible in order to punish the palestinians and the aggressivee aggressive israeli occupier. it is illegal, immoral, inhuman. >> shannon: joining me know, "the new york times" best-selling author and founding member of the alliance for the piece of

the united states of america to shut down. republicans control the u.s. senate. they control the u.s. house. and a republican is in the white house. please do not shut the government down. a government shutdown will be extremely distressing and difficult for millions of people in every state in our country who utilize government services. a government shutdown will be extremely painful for millions of federal employees who depend upon their paychecks to provide for their families. and a government shutdown will make it muches more difficult -- much more difficult for the united states military, the men and women who are putting their lives on the line to defend us, to do their jobs. the american people do not want a government shutdown. i do not want a government shutdown. and i believe that most of my republican colleagues do not want a government shutdown. and it is imperative that president trump understands despite what he said in may that that statement is wrong. when he said our country needs a good shutdown, that is wro

home that most of them have ever known. and that home is the united states of america. this is one of the great moral issues of our time and it is an issue that must be dealt with now as part of the budget negotiations. it cannot be kicked down the road any longer. we must pass the dream act now as part of the current budget negotiations. mr. president, in the last six years since the daca program was established, these young people, again people who were brought to this country as infants in many cases, were finally able to breathe al sigh of relief -- breathe a sigh of relief. for the first time in their lives, they could walk the streets of this country without fear, without worrying about

of the united states of america. that not only insulting the attorney general would send a notice to us here today, knowing that we are coming here, knowing that there is a delegation going to the white house to have a conversation with the president and the president's senior staffers, it is more than insulting. it is dangerous. it is dangerous for any white house to threaten duly elected leaders for following the law and following the united states constitution. countryle of this should hold jeff sessions and the white house accountable for this action. that this isknow not what the people of the united states of america agree to. this is not the value of america. this is not who we are fundamentally as a people and we will not stand for it. [applause] i am test -- the mayor of albany, new york. i just want to echo that this attempt to make us fear our immigrant communities is not only wrong but in the city of albany, immigrants are far more likely to be victims of crime than to be perpetrators. if we do not engage

the united states with the lone star flag misses the history of the united states of america. what is going on? are they smoking their drapes? so to the first point betsy coleman was born in indian territory of oklahoma as she is part african ancestry and winds up in chicago and by part of that chicago defender. and as i noted he winds up going to france to train as a pilot and crashes. but the person who invited her to jacksonville where she meets her death is the father or the grandfather of the former president of spelman college. father. thank you. and that is where she perishes but of course i talk about will a brown there is a whole cohort who fight on multiple fronts and in fact those kind of obstacles in their path helps to explain why black women are still underrepresented as aviaries in the united states of america. >> i was an active participant in the civil rights movement and i feel that the harassment continues because even with this access my cannot figure out any other reason. >> the question is timely and well taken. >> i would like to get the relationship bet

the united states of america as widely reported in the media. demands every traction and apology a new u.n. report on the war and yemen shows the extent to which saudi arabia and iran have intervened in the conflict it bolsters accusations by the us that iranian weapons have been supplied to help the rebels led coalition airstrikes which of course the majority of civilian deaths have also been crushed sized turkey is urging iran and russia to rein in the syrian government's offensive in problems one of the rebels' last strongholds it says the army assault could force even more people to be displaced. the number of dead and mudslides in southern california has risen to at least eighteen search and rescue efforts are continuing and sought santa barbara county where flash floods swept down hill slides on tuesday destroying dozens of homes six people are still missing argentina's former vice president has been released from prison on bail after being held for two months of a corruption charges a model is one of a number of high profile figures accus

united states of america? from the president's twitter account, "how can fbi director, deputy director, andrew mccabe, the man in charge, along with leakin, james comey, of the phony hillary clinton investigation including her 33,000 illegally deleted e-mails be given $700,000 for wife's campaign clinton puppets during the investigation? racing the clock to retire with

of the united states of america and urge president el si-si in his commitment to promote religious diversity and respect for religious viewpoints here in egypt. we also spoke about the need for a reform, reform legislation regarding ngo's, the impact on americans employed by ngo's in the country and we had productive and constructive conversation about that and lastly, i raised specifically the situation for two americans who are currently being held imprisoned here in egypt, who have been imprisoned here since 2013 and president el si-si assured me that he would give me serious attention, i told him that we would like to see the american citizens restored to their families and restored to our country even as they deal with necessary reforms in the ngo. lastly, we had a discussion about the commitment of the united states to the peace process between israelis and palestinian authority. we heard president el si-si. he said to me what he said publicly about a disagreement between friends over our decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel but i assured him that even as president

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states of america. the republican majority in the house and senate with their president have failed to come up with a blueprint for spending for this great nation that we serve and are proud to be part of. their fourth failure to produce a budget in this fiscal year which began october 1 is before us now. was it negotiated between the republicans and democrats? no. it was produced in the house of representatives and with the senate. it was passed there by the republicans and a handful of democrats who supported it, and it was sent over here on a take it or leave it basis. well, you say, at least we're going to keep the lights on, and that's all a continuing resolution does, keep the lights on. it doesn't allow agencies to make important decisions to invest taxpayers' dollars wisely and to save taxpayers' dollars, and last night the department of defense reported to us, they're sick and tired of the continuing resolutions which they have faced for three years. note i said three years. because we have fai

the united states of america as widely reported in the media. demands a retraction and apology well president trump is also being accused of lying often denying he used the abuse of terms of democratic senator he was in the meeting with trump the comments made a white house correspondent kimberly how the controversy that spread far beyond the u.s. capitol. surrounded by members of the african-american community at a white house ceremony honoring the civil rights icon dr martin luther king donald trump made no apology for his alleged racist comments a day earlier. right in a series of early morning tweets donald trump denied media reports that he had called haiti el salvador and african countries shitholes during a meeting with senators on immigration but he did admit the language used was tough he also denied saying anything derogatory about haitians other than haiti is obviously a very poor and troubled country of my own we're here today standing beside the president in the oval office with dr martin luther king jr's nephew later he told al-jaz

united states of america and now, he will be assuming a critically important role as chief counsel of the fbi. dana has been a great friend and great contributor. he is part of the tradition you have had in this district. i want to thank our state and local law officers for what you do. partnerships that we have and we like to believe we can make better. we will be working at it. today, we face a number of serious threats. from the vicious ms13 group you have dealt with, to the deadliest drug epidemic in american history, we have never seen anything like it before. to radical islamic terrorism that this district has confronted. our law enforcement community is resolute. they are determined to confront each one of these threats to give every american safety and peace of mind. to do that, we have to have the right policies in place. it is neither fair nor reasonable to ask more from law enforcement while at the same time undermining their efforts through harmful or ineffective policies. i will talk a little about immigration policies today. those policies are not promoting the national

the united states of america. will we allow people around the world to think that we condone this? i think not. which is why i will bring the articles of impeachment tomorrow. it is my opinion that i, personal pronoun, will not and should not tolerate bigotry. i lived too long, mr. speaker, i fought too hard, i suffered too many indignations associated with segregation. had the kla nbings rn a cross in my ya. i know what bigotry looks like, i know what it smells like, i know what it sounds like, i know what it feels like. i've just been involved and engaged in this struggle too long to tolerate it. i refuse to tolerate bigotry. and the truth is, that which you will tolerate, you are not likely to change. if you'll tolerate it, you're not likely to change it. so my vote tomorrow will be one indicative of a person who will not tolerate bigotry. my vote tomorrow will be one that i trust. young children in years to come will be proud to say one american stood against bigotry. years,his house have had in fact, centurie

states of america. news today, that apple is investing into $350 billion into the united states of america over five years. as i saying to put it in perspective, that is lot of money, obama's 800 billion-dollar stimulus plan that went absolutely nowhere but this is a private company putting money to work? joining me with a look at the economic boom and what is to come, america first policy advisor, former cce restaurant ceo, andy puzder. good to see you. >> trish, thanks. charles: trish: i like a good economic news. the last ten years i felt a little drained from shall we say all the bad news beginning back really in 2007, then just continuing on. now, better than 3% growth. my goodness, 26,000. we were at 25 last week? >> yeah. trish: can it continue though? >> yes, it can continue. what we've been saying, business people have been saying past seven, eight years, if you reduce regulations, if you reduce tax liabilities, if you reduce tax burdens on businesses, businesses will have money. it will energi

millions of people you're talking about an overall fifty billion dollars the united states of america donates norway sweden give more money than the u.s. itself well look we're not responsible for the entire world the president is responsible to the american people so maybe the world the world leaders are going to have to step up and contribute more where that this idea come from that the other countries are entitled to our tax dollars that's where the problem lies so look i don't think the president is going to do damage to young children. others that you talked about your clip earlier he wants world feasts he wants to sit with leaders and have a lot of cooperation around the world but they have to do their part also with the said the how do you see this. going to beit about the threats by the u.s. administration to cut aid to countries if they're nuts and bolts well i think you're really talking about two very different issues here in talking about pakistan and the palestinians in the in the case of the palestinians that you began . your clip with over the course of the last year of

millions of people you're talking about an overall fifty billion dollars the united states of america donates norway sweden give more money than the u.s. itself well look we're not responsible for the entire world the president is responsible to the american people so maybe the world the world leaders are going to have to step up and contribute more where that this idea come from that the other countries are entitled to our tax dollars that's where the problem lies so look i don't think the president is going to do damage to young children. others that you talked about your clip earlier he wants world feasts he wants to sit with leaders and have a lot of cooperation around the world but they have to do their part also with the said how do you see this. going to beit about the threats by the u.s. administration to cut aid to countries if they're nuts and bolts well i think you're really talking about two very different issues here in talking about pakistan and the palestinians in the in the case of the palestinians that you began . your clip with over the course of the last year of the

but come march, it is very possible that 9 million children in the united states of america, 200,000 of those here in the bay area, will lose access to healthcare. and anyone that thinks that this is actually good from a fiscal point of view is oblivious to the fact that our ers are going to be inundated with children needing healthcare that could've been done at hypothetically $10 preventative, now at $1,000 emergency care. and that's why the healthier kids foundation is at the forefront of that fight, not only providing access to healthcare, but making sure that our legislatures understand, our people in congress understand that this is unacceptable. it cannot happen. damian: that's a great speech to run for congress. when are you going to do that? rolando: my wife will leave me, i can't do that. damian: the healthier kids foundation, again there is the web address for more information. we'll be back and expand on what this great organization does in our community, stay with us. ♪ ♪ sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a h

the united states of america to shut down. republicans control the u.s. senate. they control the u.s. house. and a republican is in the white house. please do not shut the government down. a government shutdown will be extremely distressing and difficult for millions of people in every state in our country who utilize government services. a government shutdown will be extremely painful for millions of federal employees who depend upon their paychecks to provide for their families. and a government shutdown will make it muches more difficult -- much more difficult for the united states military, the men and women who are putting their lives on the line to defend us, to do their jobs. the american people do not want a government shutdown. i do not want a government shutdown. and i believe that most of my republican colleagues do not want a government shutdown. and it is imperative that president trump understands despite what he said in may that that statement is wrong. when he said our country needs a good shutdown, that is wro

states of america as we speak. that's unacceptedable. president trump has brought unprecedented economic and diplomatic pressure to bear on the regime in pyongyang. we will continue to do that. part of my message in going is going to be to stand with those american athletes and to know that we're cheering them on and wishing them well. the under lying message is, the president is sending us there to make it clear that we stand with south korea. we stand with our allies in the region. we will continue to bring maximum economic and diplomatic pressure to bear until north korea abandons its nuclear and ballistic missile programs that threaten the united states of america. >> martha: in terms of egypt, there has been anger there for the decision to move the capital of israel to jerusalem. your meetings were cancelled with top christian leader, with abbas. can you move the peace process forward? >> i'm looking forward to meeting with president el sisi in egypt, king abdullah in jordan. it was more than 20 years that one

privilege to introduce to you the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. that's so nice. sit, please. we have tens of thousands of people watching us right down the road. tens of thousands. so i congratulate you and at least we picked a beautiful day. you can't get a more beautiful day. i want to thank our vice president, mike pence, for that wonderful introduction. i also want to thank you and karen for being true champions for life. thank you and thank karen. today i'm honored and really proud to be the first president to stand with you here at the white house to address the 45th march for life. that's very, very special. 45th march for life. and this is a truly remarkable group. today, tens of thousands of families, students and patriots and really just great citizens gather here in our nation's capital. you come from many backgrounds. many places. but you all come for one beautiful cause. to build a society where life is celebrated, protected and cherished. the march for life is a movement borne out of love. you l

millions of people you're talking about an overall fifty billion dollars the united states of america donates norway sweden give more money than the u.s. itself well look we're not responsible for the entire world the president is responsible to the american people so maybe the world the world leaders are going to have to step up and contribute more where that this idea come from that the other countries are entitled to our tax dollars that's where the problem lies so look i don't think the president is going to do damage to young children. others that you talked about your clip earlier he wants world feasts he wants to sit with leaders and have a lot of cooperation around the world what they have to do therefore it also is the said the how do you see this. going to bates about the threats by the u.s. administration to cut aid to countries if they're nuts and bolts well i think you're really talking about two very different issues here in talking about pakistan and the palestinians in the in the case of the palestinians that you began . your clip with over the course of the last year

the wall will send a message to the world that in the united states of america, we enforce the laws of this country. to better achieve that, the president has proposed hiring more than 10,000 new i.c.e. officers, new i.c.e. attorneys, 300 new immigration prosecutors, and nearly 400 new immigration judges. with these new resources, our immigration system will move faster, more efficiently, and be more effective. a central idea of the president's reform proposal is switching to a merit system-based immigration. that means welcoming the best and brightest, but banning gang members, drunk drivers, and child abusers, making them inadmissible in our country. this merit-based system would better serve our national interest because it would benefit the american people, which is what this agenda is all about. this proposal is not unique, of course. a merit-based system is the law in places like australia and canada. in those countries, future canadians and australians are chosen based on their likelihood of assimilating, thriving in the country, and contributing to society. a decade ago had the

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may god bless you, the great state of mississippi, and may god bless the united states of america. thank you and good night. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: two house leaders on c-span, paul ryan and denny lawyer area they talk about tax reform and the possibility of democrats retaking the house in 2018. >> a number of states are looking at so-called workarounds to get the $10,000 deduction. will you do anything to stop that? >> i have heard the best idea or the big ideas are letting millionaires and billionaires pay their taxes as donations. that will not work. i can't imagine the treasury would even let that happen. it is beyond reason to think that tax regulations would allow that to happen. >> i expect us to retake the house, the majority, and i do so because the environment is the fact that people are looking for stability. they are looking for some focus on the issues that they care about in t

as we celebrate the new year, i am glad to address the citizens of the united states of america and to convey to you seasons greetings and best wishes from all soviet people. the first of january is the day when we take stock of the past year and try to look ahead into the coming year. the past year, 1987, ended with an event which can be regarded as a good omen. in washington, president reagan and i signed the treaty on the elimination of intermediate and shorter range missiles. that treaty marks the first step along the path of reducing nuclear arms and that is its enduring value. but the treaty also has another merit. it has brought our two peoples closer together. we are entering the new year with a hope for continued progress. progress towards a safe world. we are ready to continue fruitfully the negotiations on reducing strategic arms with a view to signing a treaty to that effect, even in the first half of this year. we would like without delay to address the problem of cutting back drastically conventional forces and arms in europe. we are ready for interaction in resolving oth

may god bless you, the great state of mississippi, and may god bless the united states of america. thank you and good night. [applause]

the united states of america! over the years, i have met hundreds of men and women whose rights were restored during my term. i've even introduced you to some from this desk. every one of those virginians represents the same story of hope for a better life that we saw play out just this past election day, as these men and women went to the polls, many of them for the first time in their lives. if you want to see the power of second chances, watch the videos that were posted on social media as grown men and women broke down in tears of joy after doing something that most people take for granted voting in an , election. that is what citizenship looks like at its very best and we , should work together to encourage more of it, not less. so as you begin your work together this session, i hope you will continue to reshape virginia into a commonwealth of second chances, where people who make mistakes can live among us again as redeemed human beings, not lifelong outcasts. my final request i would like to leave you with

the president of the united states of america. the truth around who was benefitting from the bonuses in the stock market. we know that 10% of the stocks owned in this country, 84% of the stocks owned are owned by 10% of the population. this whole trickle down theory is a false suggestion to the american public in terms of what they will benefit and how they will benefit economically. so i found the truth lacking. >> you mentioned the president did not talk about russia and the interference. there is a line that some people interpreted as being an oblique reference. the president said i call on congress to empower every cabinet secretary to reward good workers and remove employees who undermine trust or fail the american people. >> i was walking the hall and someone said, is that in reference to impeachment? i don't know. >> fair enough. the president marked his one-year anniversary in office that ended in a government shutdown. nine days from now it may shut down again. >> i listened to the words that were spoken in the state of t

united states of america. the truth was lacking around a conversation who is benefitting economically in terms of bonuses in the statement. we know that 84% of the stocks owned in this country are owned by 10% of the population. so this whole trickle down theory yet again is a false suggestion to the american public in terms of what they will benefit and how they will benefit economically. so i found the truth lacking in many respects in this state of the union. >> you mentioned that the president did not talk about russia in their interference in the election, nor was there any direct reference to the scandal in the investigations that are happening in congress and the one being led by robert mueller. there was a line tonight that some people are interpreting as perhaps having been an oblique reference to that. especially given the concerns around obstruction of justice, the recent firings we've seen, retirements that we've seen at the fbi. the president tonight said i call on congress to empower every cabine

than any president in the past seventy years the forty fifth president of the united states of america president donald trump you and. thanks to the president's leadership the alliance between our two countries has never been stronger and the friendship between our peoples has never been deep and i am here to convey a simple message from the heart of the american people america stands with israel to a . we stand with israel because your cause is our cause your values are our values and your fight is our fight we stand with israel because we believe in right over wrong good over evil and in liberty over tyranny we stand with israel because that's what americans have always done and so has it been since my country's earliest days there in his historic visit to jerusalem president trump declared that the bond between us in his words is woven together in the hearts of our people and the people of the united states have always held a special affection and admiration for the people of the book in the story of the jews we've. always seen the story of america it is the story of an exodus a jou