united states of america. [applause] gov. inslee: if you think this is just kind of rhetoric, i hope you will take a look at my climate plan. it has been called the gold standard by representative ocasio-cortez. it is ranked as the best by greenpeace. if you go to the seal program, every group that has looked at this has said my program is the most robust and comprehensive. there is a reason for this. we don't have a lot of time. the ipcc comes out every week with the new timeline we have to meet. you read that report, it comes out every week with the timeline we have to meet. i am the candidate who is saying this. we have to get off coal in the united states. it is too dirty. it is too dangerous. i am the candidate who says we have to start having clean cars. we have to get rid of fossil fuels on our electrical grid system. i have a program to do that on a timeline to get this job done. people who are too timid to do this, they don't have an argument with me, they have an argument with science. we have to mee

, the united states of america. with unyielding strength, we will defend our country, we will defend our people, and we will proudly defend our great american flag. secretary esper, congratulations again to you and your family. this is an incredible day in the life and fabled history of the united states. secretary of defense, do you ever see that, looking into -- do you ever see that one? as i watch all of these great men and women you're going to do a great job, i have no doubt. absolutely no doubt. [applause] mr. trump: no doubt. we cannot wait to see all that you will achieve for our nation as the new secretary of defense. i want to thank everybody for being here. very special people. god bless you. god bless our military. and god bless america. thank you very much everybody. thank you. [applause] >> honor guard, attention. arms.shoulder, >> at this time, we would like to recognize all the veterans who are here today. song, werecognize your ask that you stand and be recognized. ♪ >> the united states army. bat

turbines right here in the united states of america. that's how we rebuild the middle class. there's going to be 10 million electric vehicles made in the next 10 years. i want at least half of those made in the united states. and i want those to go to rural america. i want them to go to the old steel country, old coal, old textile countries, where these communities have fallen behind for the last 30 years. we're going to get that done. we will win the new economy. i promise you that. [applause] i want us to secure our kids' education. that's why in my education proposal, for k-12, and making sure there's a mental health counselor in every school in the united states that needs one. i want to make sure there's trauma informed care, social and emotional learning, afterschool, summer school. we've got to start taking care of our kids. they need us. [applause] we are not going to address and secure our safety through climate change if we don't -- if we only convert our economy over to wind and solar. i am making a proposal for us to convert

right here in the united states of america. that's how we rebuild the middle class. there's going to be 10 million electric vehicles made in the next 10 years. i want at least half of those made in the united states. and i want those to go to rural america. i want them to go to the old steel country, old coal, old textile countries, where these communities have fallen behind for the last 30 years. we're going to get that done. we will win the new economy. i promise you that. [applause] rep. ryan: i want us to secure our kids' education. that's why in my education proposal, for k-12, and making sure there's a mental health counselor in every school in the united states that needs one. i want to make sure there's trauma informed care, social and emotional learning, afterschool, summer school. we've got to start taking care of our kids. they need us. [applause] we are not going to address and secure our safety through climate change if we don't -- if we only convert our economy over to wind and solar. i am making a proposal for us

united states of america. [applause] gov. inslee: if you think this is just kind of rhetoric, i hope you will take a look at my climate plan. it has been called the gold standard by representative ocasio-cortez. it is ranked as the best by greenpeace. program, to the co every group that has looked at this has said my program is the most robust and comprehensive. there is a reason for this. we don't have a lot of time. you read that report, it comes out every week with the timeline we have to meet. i am the candidate who is saying this. we have to get off coal in the united states. it is too dirty. it is too dangerous. i am the candidate who says we have to start having clean cars. we have to get rid of fossil fuels in our electrical grid system. i have a program to do that on a timeline to get this job done. people who are too timid to do this, they don't have an argument with me, they have an argument with science. we have to meet these targets. by the way, to get this job done, we have to have more than just

we are the united states of america. there is not a single thing beyond our capacity, if we stand together and get up and remember who we are. this is the united states of america. period. thank you, and may god protect our troops. [applause] [crowd cheering] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] ♪\ >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up on thursday morning, american university education professor cynthia ander-idriss will be on, we also talk with mark chris stirewalt, cohost of the i'll tellstirewalt: you what" podcast. journal,"washington our podcast next week is jennifer briney, host of "congressional dish." c-span has candidates at the iowa state fair, montana governor steve bullock followed by former vice wesident joe biden feared also have former hud secretary julian castro and saturda

we are the united states of america. there is not a single thing beyond our capacity, if we stand together and get up and remember who we are. this is the united states of america. period. thank you, and may god protect our troops. [applause] [crowd cheering] >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. campaign 2020. your unfiltered view of politics. livere's a look at what's thursday. on c-span at 11:30 am, britain's secretary of state for international trade talks about the future of u.s. u.k. relations. then we will have live coverage of the iowa state fair, where presidential candidate steve bullock and joe biden are speaking. also later in the day, the cato institute and heritage foundation cohost a debate among interns about libertarianism versus conservatism. that's at 6:30 p.m. eastern. on more live coverage c-span2 in the morning as the center for strategic and international studies looks at trade relations between the u.s. and china.

hatred here in the united states of america. and look, black people can't go to church unless they're assassinated by a white supremacist. jews can't go to the synagogues, latinos can't go shopping. people live in fear because of hatred. and yes, we need a war, a war on terrorism here in the united states of america to eradicate. but the first thing we need to do is the president of the united states has to stop, has to stop igniting the flames of hatred and bigotry and division in this country. we all bleed the same, we all defend this nation when it comes under attack. we are all americans, not just you, mr. trump, and the people you want to vote for you. represent us all. i don't believe any of what you said today. you have no legitimacy and you have no standing until you have your own personal self-examination about the contributions that you have made to white nationalism and white supremacy and its rise in the united states of america. >> david urban, what is your response to -- i just would like to let david urban respond

we are the united states of america. there is not a single thing beyond our capacity if we stand together and get up and remember who we are. this is the united states of america. period. thank you, and may god protect our troops. [crowd cheering] [applause] ♪ 2020, watch live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ >> saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, 1960's civil rights movement. were instrumental in helping organize and put the march together, but the event was dominated by men. p.m. eastern,:30 the global significance of the declaration of independence, during and after the american revolution. our declaration also made its way to columbia, venezuelan and ecuador over the course of 50 years after 1776, the half-century known to scholars as the age of revolutions. eyewitness:00 p.m., accounts from inside the white house during the apollo 11 lunar landing. >>

states of america. thank you all. >> all right. great. >> rick, i think you need to be closest. >> no, no, no. >> sir,if, you want to turn around and grab the suit. >> okay. >> we don't actually pull on it. i know. >> yeah, absolutely. ready? >> four, three, two, one. >> amazing. >> thank you for doing a great job with that suit. >> incredible. that's amazing. give thechl a good shot here. >> thank you. appreciate your effort on behalf of the space community. >> thanks for sharing your dad. god bless you. it's great. >>> all week, american history tv programs. lectures in history, american artifacts, reel america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span3. >>> here's our prime time schedule on cspan networks. summer interns hold a debate on two political ideologies, libertarianism and conservatism. and cspan2, book tv. book fairs and festivals. cspan3, american history tv with programs

if we don't do something about the disease of alzheimer's, every single solitary bed in the united states of america and hospital will be filled with an all-time is patient.

we are the united states of america. there is not a single thing beyond our capacity, if we stand together and get up and remember who we are. this is the united states of america. period. thank you, and may god protect our troops. [applause] cheering] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> clearly, president trump watching the speech, tweeting moments ago, watching sleepy joe biden make a speech, so boring, media will die on this, it will be over for them, not to mention the fact that our country will do poorly with him. president trump and the first lady are on their way to el paso, texas, where a gunman shot and killed at least 22 people at a walmart on saturday. a reporter covering the event reports el paso police are working to de-escalate confrontations and control the crowd. and at the memorial site this morning, supporters of the president faced protesters w

we have destroyed the soil in the united states of america. when the rains come they take the fertilizer into the rivers and they go down the river to the mouth of the mississippi and killed 220,000 metric tons of fish every year. we get algae blooms. the farmers are not making any money. it has been five years. i want the democratic party to be able to go into rural america and say we have an agenda to move to regenerative agriculture so you can start making money again. i will tell the farmers and united states you will make a hell of a lot more money off of a president ryan you ever made under president trump. [applause] [applause] rep. ryan: we are going to have an active world program. the democrats did not do well in rural iowa in the last rep. ryan: we are going to have an active world program. the democrats did not do well in rural iowa in the last gubernatorial race. go to the small and midsize towns. they matter. that's america. they call us flyover states, right? we are not flyover states. we are american states. we went investment

in the united states of america. they were far more sophisticated, and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than those of the soviet union. the mariner spacecraft. now on its way to venus is the most intricate instrument in the history of space science. the accuracy of that is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral transit satellites are helping our ships to steer a still safer course. we even if they don't admit them, they may be less public, to be sure. to be sure we are behind and will be behind for some time. we do not intend to stay behind. in this decade we should make up and move ahead. >> [ applause ] >> the growth of our science and education will be enriched by new knowledge of our universe and environment. by new techniques of learning and mapping with observation. by new tools and computers for industry, medicine, as well as for schools. technical institutions finally the space effort itself, while still in its infancy have already created a great number of companies. tens of

united states of america. [applause] gov. inslee: if you think this , i hopekind of rhetoric you will take a look at my climate plan. it has been called the gold ocasird by representative o-cortez. every group that has looked at is thes said my program most robust and comprehensive. there is a reason for this. we don't have a lot of time. you read that report, it comes out every week with the timeline we have to meet. i am the candidate who is saying this. we have to get off coal in the united states. it is too dirty. it is too dangerous. i am the candidate who says we have to start having clean cars. we have to get rid of fossil fuels. i have a program to do that on a timeline to get this job done. people who are too timid to do this, they don't have an argument with me, they have an argument with science. we have to meet these targets. by the way, to get this job done, we have to have more than just the president. we have got to take away from the grim reaper, mitch mcconnell , he calls himself the grim reap

we have destroyed the soil in the united states of america. when the rains come they take the fertilizer into the rivers and they go down the river to the mouth of the mississippi and kill 220,000 metric tons of fish every year. we get algae blooms. the farmers are not making any money. it has been five years. i want the democratic party to be able to go into rural america and say we have an agenda to move to regenerative agriculture so you can start making money again. i will tell the farmers of the united states you will make a hell of a lot more money off of ryan than youm have ever made under president trump. [applause] rep. ryan: we are going to have an active rural program. in ohio in the last governor's race, the democrats did not do well in the last gubenatorial race. we did not do well in rural america. we have to show up, tell people we have an agenda for them in rural america. those small and midsize towns -- they matter. that's america. they call us flyover states, right? we are not flyover states. we are american states. we want i

it is one of if not the safest cities in the united states of america. and i'd tell donald trump and everyone who's watching that we are safe not despite but because we are a city of immigrants. those who chose us and left behind their family, their language, their communities, their country to do better for themselves and their kids have also done better for us. their presence makes us stronger and more successful and safer than we would have been otherwise. we don't need wall. we don't need kids in cages. we don't need these i.c.e. raids and internal round ups and deportations. we treat people with the dignity and respect they deserve as human beings. and we make this country safer and more secure as a result. so we know the path. we have the example in el paso and we need to make sure we share that everywhere in this country. >> congressman o'rourke, i actually tweeted a photograph of one of the little girls who was in school when her father was taken away from the workplace, had no idea whether she was going to see him again. she was just hunched up

in peacetime in the united states of america. they are for war zones. >> reporter: the day's emotions coming to the surface. >> i have 6-year-old and 3-year-old boys i was imagining -- i was imagining it was one of them that got shot. >> reporter: back in washington under increasing pressure, the president is publicly pushing for stricter background checks. >> there's been no president that feels more strongly about the second amendment than i do. however, we need meaningful background checks so that sick people don't get guns. >> reporter: and he says he can get republicans and even the gun lobby on board, but in iowa the candidates are skeptical. quick to note that trump has made these calls before only to backtrack days later. do you believe the president when he says he wants to see some kind of meaningful reforms? >> i find that fascinating when he says he's going to check with the nra. >> reporter: republican leader mitch mcconnell is signaling he's interested in legislation but he's not calling congress back to washington

united states of america. thank you all. >> all right. great. >> rick, i think you need to be closest. no. >> sir if, you want to turn around and grab the suit. >> okay. >> we don't actually pull on it. i know. >> yeah, absolutely. ready? >> four, three, two, one. >> amazing. >> lots of people -- [ inaudible ] >> thanks for sharing your dad. god bless you. it's great. >>> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-spanstore.org to see what is new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. all week we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. lectures in history, american artifacts, reel america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on

we are the united states of america. there is not a single thing beyond our capacity, if we stand together and get up and remember who we are. this is the united states of america. period. thank you, and may god protect our troops. [applause] [crowd cheering] >> the former vice president will be at the iowa state fair today. we will take you to the fair live at 1:45 eastern. the former vice president montana at 2:30, and governor steve bullock at about 1:45. live coverage on c-span. ♪ >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020. your unfiltered view of politics. >> later this afternoon, the cato institute joins the heritage foundation for a debate of their political ideologies of the two think tanks. the debaters will be there in turns, libertarianism versus conservatism, live on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. q&a -- y not on [chanting] >> midth

some 40 of them made in the united states of america. and they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than those of the soviet union. the merit of space craft -- [ cheers and applause ] >> the mariner space craft now on its way to venus is the most intricate instrument in the history of space science. the accuracy of that shot is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral and dropping it in this stadium between the 40 yard lines. transit satellites are helping our ships at sea to steer a safer course. satellites have given unprecedented warning of hurricanes and storms, and will do the same for forest fires and icebergs. we have had our failures. but so have others, even if they do not admit them. and they may be less public. to be sure -- [ cheers and applause ] >> to be sure we are behind, and will be behind for some time in manned flight. but we do not intend to stay behind, in this decade we shall make up and move ahead. [ cheers and applause ] >> the growth of our science and e

but we can't treat the united states of america the way they treated us under president obama. i was put here by people to do a great job, and that's what i'm doing. and nobody's done a job like i've done. would china rather wait for a little more than a year and try and get sleepy joe biden to negotiate with instead of president trump? maybe. but i don't think so. >> this isn't my trade war. this is a trade war that should've taken place a long time ago by a lot of other presidents. i am the chosen one. somebody had to do it. so i'm taking on china. >> right now the president's in louisville, kentucky, speaking in front of 2500 military veterans at the american veteran's 75th national convention. joining me now is nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. i don't know what to make of this. this is a very, very wide-ranging conversation the president had taken in the context of a number of tweets over the last 24 hours, some of which are about policy matters about the federal reserve. some of them on unusual things like greenland. what do you make of what's going

we have destroyed the soil in the united states of america. when the rains come they take the fertilizer into the rivers and they go down the river to the mouth of the mississippi and killed 220,000 metric tons of fish every year. we get algae blooms. the farmers are not making any money. it has been five years. i want the democratic party to be able to go into rural america and say we have an agenda to move to regenerative agriculture so you can start making money again. i will tell the farmers and united states you will make a hell of a lot more money off of a president ryan you ever made under president trump. [applause] rep. ryan: we are going to have an active world program. i know -- world program. the democrats did not do well in rural iowa in the last gubernatorial race. we did not do well in rural america. we have to show up, tell people we have an agenda for them in rural america. go to the small and midsize towns. they matter. that's america. they call us flyover states, right? we are not flyover states. we are american states. we w

this is driven by the president of the united states of america. we have to stop him and his hate speech but we need common sense gun restrictions. 95% of americans are for universal background checks. look at what you have to go through to get on a plane, to get a driver's license. you ought to go through the same procedure to get one of these weapons. >> let's put a pin in it for one second as to what you refer to president trump's hate speech but we'll talk about guns and talk about that in a second. are you a gun owner. >> i am a gun owner. >> do you think there is anything that could pass. >> i think there is a difference of owning a pistol that i do, a revolver and owning a semi-automatic weapon that is meant to kill only people. the guns being used were not meant for hunting or target practice. they are meant to be used in war to kill people. and i think that even as a republican, as somebody who supports the right of individuals to own guns, i do not think that individuals have the right to own automatic or semi-automatic weapons. >> so sen

the united states of america. hank you, all. [applause] >> sir, if you want to turn around and grab this. >> we don't pull it. >> ready? >> four, three, two, one. [applause] >> that's lunar dust. > yeah, yeah, amazing. >> made a special plate. >> thank you very much for doing such a great job. >> great suit. incredible. that's amazing. that's a may izzle let's give them a good shot here. > beautiful. vice president pence: thanks for sharing your dad. -- with the world. god bless you. great. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] announcer: american history tv products are available at the new c-span online store. go to c span.org to check out all of the c-span products. announcer: next, indiana university history professor michael mcgerr talked about women and feminism in 1960-1970's popular music. this class was from his course titled "rock, hip hop and revolution: popular music in the making of modern america, 1940 to the present." this pr

the united states of america. it needs to be the number one priority in the united states of america. i believe this. we have good candidates in this field, but i believe i am unique because i'm the only one who has made this statement that it has to be the top priority. called to do so has been the gold standard. it is the most robust plan. it does what is necessary to build 8 million good union jobs in this country and a clean energy economy. it is committed to that. i will mention one other thing. if we are going to beat climate crisis or do gun safety or anything else, we have to take away the filibuster from mitch mcconnell. we have to take that away from him, and i have to say, we need bold action on guns, bold action on women's rights, bold action on teacher pay, bold action on gender parity, bold action on climate change. thanks a lot. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the stage senator elizabeth warren. [applause] sen. warren: hello, iowan democrats. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: i b

and much of this discourse on white supremacy is centered in the united states of america. how did this happen? where did it come from? after slavery, the holocaust, the civil rights movement. the truth is race has been the central conflict in american life from the day the republic was born. we've witnessed extreme racism before in periods of upheaval and rapid social change, and now once again we are living in such a time. >> hail trump. hail our people. hail victory. >> we need to make america great again. >> trump definitely energized the alt right. because we have this connection with him, we can reflect his policy. >> we are determined to take our country back. we're going to fulfill the promises of donald trump. many people say donald trump himself is a white supremacy. but there is no doubt that he is a hero to many in the white supremacy movement. the current upsurge might have been triggered, however, because of another president. >> thank you. >> barack obama's election was a moment of joy and unity for millions of americans. >> god bless the united states of ame

turbines right here in the united states of america. that's how we rebuild the middle class. there's going to be 10 million electric vehicles made in the next 10 years. i want at least half of those made in the united states. and i want those to go to rural america. i want them to go to the old steel country, old coal, old textile countries, where these communities have fallen behind for the last 30 years. we're going to get that done. we are going to win the economy. i promise you that. [applause] i want us to secure our kids' education. that's why in my education proposal, for k-12, and making sure there's a mental health counselor in every school in the united states that needs one. i want to make sure there's trauma informed care, social and emotional learning, afterschool, summer school. we've got to start taking care of our kids. they need us. [applause] we are not going to address and secure our safety through climate change if we don't -- if we only convert our economy over to wind and solar. i am making a proposal for us to con

states of america. but some, perhaps many were shocked by it. >> clearly the presence of a black family in the white house deranged many millions of americans. >> once obama was in the white house, the backlash grew and grew. >> you remember some of the raci racist caricatures of obama as a monkey gourla. >> ugly overt race imts. >> barack hussein obama. >> why doesn't he give his birth certificate? >> the insendary charge that obama was not born in this country. >> no other american president was badgered to prove he was an american. the idea of whether he was born in the united states, i think that's a metaphor. >> is he one of us? answer, no. >> obama combined the two fires that feed white supremacy. attitudes towards blacks and fears about immigration. >> whether our forbears were strangers who crossed the atlantic or the pacific or the rio grande, we are here only because this country welcomed them in. >> throughout the history of this country immigration mass reinvigorated the united states. but i

in the united states of america. [applause] gov. inslee: if you think this is just kind of rhetoric, i hope you'll take a look at my climate plan. it's been called the gold standard by representative ocasio-cortez. it's ranked by the best by greenpeace. if you go to the seal program, every group that's looked at this has said that my program is the most robust and comprehensive. and there's a reason for this. we just don't have a lot of time here. you read that report, it comes out every week with the timeline we have to meet. so i am the candidate who's saying this. we have to get off coal in the united states. it is too dirty. it is too dangerous. avto get rid of fossil fuels. i have a program to do that on a timeline to get this job done. now, people who are too timid to do this, they don't have an argument with me. they have an argument with science. we have to meet these targets. by the way, to get this job done, we have to have more than just the president. we've got to take away from the grim reaper, mitch mcc

and that is what i promise i will do asas president of the united states of america. [applause] the federal government's history with our tribal nations has been one of broken promises. we need to make change. we need to honor our trust and treaty obligations to the native tribe. [applause] and we're not going to do that with one little statute over here and a couple of changes in regulation over there. it is going to take big structural change. that is how i see this. think of it this way, full funding for housing, for health care, for education, for infrastructure. those are not optional. we need to change the rules and make it happen. amy: during the native american presidential forum, 99-year-old u.s. army nurse corps veteran marcella lebeau of the cheyenne river sioux tribe posed a question to senator bernie sanders. >> i do have a question, and this relates to the massacre a t wowounded knee. to me, there is a pervasive sadness that exists on our reservation because of unresolved grief. 20 medals of honor were given to the seven calvary soldiers at the massacre

the united states of america. thank you, all. [ applause ] >> all right. great. >> rick, i think you need to be closest to the suit. >> no, no, no. you guys -- >> sir, if you want to turn around and kind of grab the suit. >> okay. >> we don't actually pull on it. >> i know. >> yeah, absolutely. >> you ready? >> four, three, two, one. >> yeah. >> that's lunar dust. >> that actually is dust. >> sometimes it's very glassy, so it's actually -- >> yeah. yeah. amazing. >> i remember dad, the last video they did on the flight, made a special point to thank lots of people, as he did, as you said, all those people. thank you very much for doing such a great job with that suit. >> incredible. that's amazing. that's amazing. let's get a good shot here with all us. huh? >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. appreciate all your effort. on behalf of the space community. >> thanks for sharing your dad with the world. god bless you. great. thanks, all. appreciate it. >> thanks for coming this morning. we appreciate it. >>> a

states of america. when he says after charlottesville, that klansmen and neo nazis are very fine people, the commander in chief is sending a very public signal to the rest of this country what is permissible and even what he encourages to happen. let's connect the dots here on what is happening and why its happening, and the fact it's going to take all of us, reps, democrats, independents alike, standing up to be counted against what this president is doing, again this white national racism and getting this country back. they are saying our differences are in fact dangerous. if you're a muslim, you're inherently dangerous. if you are an immigrant, irinherently dangerous. those rules have consequences. you don't torch mosques, you don't put kids in cages until you have a president that's giving people permission to do that. that's what's happening in the united states of america. >> just to be clear, i was trying to point out there seems to be a glaring double standard how law enforcement and congress ta

>> for thousands of years, it plagued humanity. >> in the united states of america in the middle of a crisis that left our children unable to stand -- >> to jump. >> to walk. >> we united and we won. >> it left a sitting u.s. president unable to stand unassisted which led him to start a foundation. >> the u.s. people donated time and money. >> which resulted in the cure and a triumph group. [applause] >> clyde posley talks about the history of activism among black athletes, including the black power salute made by tommie smith and john carlos during the 1968 olympics in mexico. he is the author of "more than icons and images." interviewed mr. posey, senior pastor at the antioch baptist church, at the annual black history luncheon in washington, d.c. >> clyde posley, you wrote a book about hidden protest narratives in the black american athlete. tell me where you feel it begins. clyde: i believe that the protest narrative actually began the moment that africans were brought to american soil. we are celebrating the dubious 400 year anniversary of that arrival here, and immediately upon

states of america. who will reestablish our role in the world and work with our allies and lead not only here but around the world? who can bring people together and get things done? we've spent decades talking about stuff and we haven't been doing things. we need to build infrastructure, we need to be creating jobs in every town in this country, we need to fix a broken health-care system and lower pharmaceutical prices and deal with digital privacy. we need to get back in the transpacific partnership, which is something i commit to do in my first 20 days in office. if we were in that trade agreement today, which president obama was 100% right about, every acre of land in iowa would be worth more money, because every crop price would be higher. i can't look at farmers in the eye and say as your president, it will be better for you today i am elected -- the day i am elected. but we also need a president, let's face it, who will restore decency and honor and integrity to the most sacred office in the worl

the united states of america. thank you, baltimore. thank you. [applause] rep. cummings: my neighbors by large are the most determined, hard-working, and deserving people i know. people anyone, and especially our national leaders should be proud to have as their countrymen and women. they are no different than the people of texas or ohio or anywhere else in our great nation. we have honest and candid conversations. we do not hesitate to critique and protest what is lacking and what is wrong in the city. these criticisms are necessary for they are the birthing ground of constructive change. at the same time, unbalanced criticism can be self reinforcing causing us to doubt our ability to improve. we are improving every day. when i hear a criticism from anyone about the city, what bothers me the most is we have people stepping on hopes of our children. and the hopes of our people. when i have my niece asking if are they going to put us in cages, there is something wrong with that. our children must know we are doing

our lives but what about the priorities of our communities or our countries to the united states of america for example now one would think that here in the self-proclaimed world's greatest democracy the boating and maintaining the sanctity of our voting system would be an important priority for.

some 40 of them were made in the united states of america and they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than those of the soviet union. the mariner spacecraft now on its way to venus is the most intricate instrument in the history of space science. the accuracy of that shot is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral and dropping it in this stadium between 40 yard lines. satellites have given us unprecedented warnings of hurricanes and storms and will do the same for forest fires and iceber icebergs. we have had our failures but so have others even if they do not admit them. they may be less public, to be sure. to be sure we are behind and will be behind for some time in manned flight, but we do not intend to stay behind. in this decade, we shall make up and move ahead. the growth of science and education will be enriched by new knowledge of our universe and environment. by new techniques of learning and mapping and observation. by new tools and computers for industry, medicine and the home as well as the school, technical institut

and much of this discourse on white supremacy is centered in the united states of america. how did this happen? where did it come from? after slavery, the holocaust, the civil rights movement. the truth is, race has been the central conflict in american life from the day the republican was born. we witnessed extreme racism before. in periods of upheaval and rapid social change. and now once again, we are living in such a time. >> hail trump. hail our people. hail victory. >> we need to make america great again. >> trump definitely energized the alt right. because we have this connection with them, we can inflect his policies. >> we are determined to take our country back. we're going to fulfill the promises of donald trump. >> donald trump is not a white supremacist. but there is no doubt that he is a hero to many in the white supremacy movement. the current upsurge might have been triggered, however, because of another president. >> thank you. >> barack obama's election was a moment of joy and unity for millions of americans. >> god bless the united states of america. >> b

one of the safest cities in the united states of america. safe, not despite the fact that we are a city of immigrants. more than a quarter who came here chose to, let their family, new hereture to start as strangers in a strange land to do better for themselves and their kids but also to do better for us. is onennection we have of the most beautiful you will find between two cities and two countries anywhere in the world. 3 million, two histories and nationalities, joined and not separated by the rio grande river. we went to one of the funerals. eight mexican nationals killed on that day here in our community. the grace of those survivors and families showed in the face of such adversity and pain and suffering i can only imagine. it made us sad, but also inspired us with the strength and the current that they showed. toowe this community time heal. we all want another our very get throughfamilies the toughest days we have ever known. sincehat i have seen august 3, this community, l tassell -- el paso, is more than up to the task. there is an

this is a beautiful community, one of if not the safest cities in the united states of america, safe, not despite the fact that we are a city of immigrants, more than a quarter who live here came here, shows us, left to their hometown, their family, their culture, their language far too often, to start a new here as strangers in a strange land, do better for themselves and their kids, but also to do better for us. and they have. this connection we have is one of the most beautiful you will find from two city to two countries anywhere in the world, 3 million. two histories, two nationalities joined, not separated, by the rio grande river, joining something far greater, and more powerful, than the sum of their parts or the number of people involved. we went to one of the funerals. eight mexican nationals killed on that date here in our community and again, the grace those survivors and families showed in the face of such adversity and pain and suffering, that i can only imagine. it made us sad as well but it also inspired us, the strength and the courage that they showed. we owe this co

one of if not the safest cities in the united states of america, safe, not despite the fact that we are a city of immigrants, more than a quarter who live here came here, chose us, left to their hometown, their family, their culture, their language far too often to start anew here as strangers in a strange land, do better for themselves and their kids, but also to do better for us. and they have. this connection we have with ciudad juarez is one of the most beautiful you will find from two city to two countries anywhere in the world, 3 million. two histories, two nationalities joined, not separated, by the rio grande river, joining something far greater, and more powerful than the sum of their parts or the number of people involved. we went to one of the funerals. eight mexican nationals killed on that day here in our community. again, the grace those survivors and families showed in the face of such adversity and pain and suffering that i can only imagine. it made us sad as well but it also inspired us, the strength and the courage that they showed. we owe this community time to heal.

the big picture which is this is the united states of america. the nation on planet earth that is supposed to lead the way for life, liberty and justice. for freedom. we're so far away as a nation . sexual immorality in this country has gone so far to the point now we'll called pedophilia as love is love. you have groups out there that die boldie boll cli oppose. it's the safety of our children. it's our future. >> how many changer are you looking at per year? >> only 1% of the crime is reported. so i always tell people when you see an amber alert, that's probably 1% of the children in that city. but i'll give you this stat. it's north of 300,000 in the united states. >> 300,000. >> north of 76,000 per day in the state of texas. >> 76,000. >> children being sold for sex. we have more slaves today than ever in history. i was raised in apartheid. at the precipice of apartheid. i was a senior in high school. i've walked the streets when it's black and white bathrooms. lived it. i know what that environment feels like. this is cataclysmic globally. w

the united states of america. thank you, baltimore. thank you. [applause] cummings: my neighbors by large are the most determined, hard-working, and deserving people i know. people anyone, and especially our national leaders should be proud to have as their countrymen and women. they are no different than the people of texas or ohio or anywhere else in our great nation. we have honest and candid conversations. we do not hesitate to critique and protest what is lacking and what is wrong in the city. these criticisms are necessary for they are the birthing ground of constructive change. at the same time, unbalanced criticism can be self reinforcing causing us to doubt our ability to improve. we are improving every day. when i hear a criticism from anyone about the city, what bothers me the most is we have people stepping on hopes of our children. and the hopes of our people. when i have my niece asking if are they going to put us in cages, there is something wrong with that. our children must know we are doing every

and shocked once again united states of america mass rallies are set to continue in hong kong on sunday on saturday police fired tear gas at pro-democracy protesters 20 people have been arrested thousands of rallied for the 9th weekend in a row to demand political reform and russian police have arrested more than $800.00 opposition protesters there rallying in moscow after the government disqualified a number of opposition candidates from contesting in city elections next month. also pakistan is protesting against india's decision to send thousands of soldiers to indian administered kashmir india says it's concerned about attacks by fighters it believes pakistan supports the government has cancelled a hindu pilgrimage and ordered all taurus to leave you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com and back with more news in half an hour next on al-jazeera its people in power to stay with us. the wilderness of cambodia is under threat. pillaged for profit by an illegal timber trade one a one east investigates the plunder of cambodia's forests. one al-jazeera. america see

the united states of america. thank you, baltimore. thank you. [applause] rep. cummings: my neighbors by large are the most determined, hard-working and deserving people i know. people, anyone, and especially our national leaders, should he ast be proud to commend their countrymen and women. they are no different than the people of texas or ohio, or anywhere else in our great nation. we have honest and candid conversations. we do not hesitate to protest -- critique and protest what we are -- what is lacking and is wrong with our city. these criticisms are necessary , for they are the birthing of construction change -- constructive change. at the same time, however, unbalanced criticism can be self reinforcing, causing us to doubt our ability to improve. and we are improving every day. when i hear a criticism from anyone about the city, what bothers me the most is we have ofple stepping on the hopes our children and the hopes of our people. when i have my niece asking if they will put us in cages, there is just som