so the more we write about america, the more we tell the story america perhaps i'm hopeful that america will continue to learn. i am most like the camels. be in arizona for sure. you know, because america is a big a capitalist place. if there's a market for it, we'll bring here. there's no there's no doubt about it. that's the american story. you know so i'm hopeful i have enormous despite all the pain that i've seen with racism, with war, with refugee. my hope my continuous hope is not diminished is still the flame of hope, is still alive and just want the the the the doors and the sons of oppressed americans can be included in the american experience. that is what i what i that's the reason why i wrote this book to america. i want that to and we can do it. i don't believe america cannot do this. we can do it. but have to make sure. we admitted first that there's a problem, that there's a pain and perhaps just the the ones we admit it the young people america's admitted then the rest will be easy. that's what i believe wonderful. we're to turn into taking questions now. i would love to

end in america. [applause] really. this loss about a lot more than ships at science as well. decades ago the united states of america invested 2% of its gdp and research and development, 2% of the billions of dollars of the gdp we invested in research and developments. jenness we did today? less than seven tenths of 1% spirit be used to rank number one in the world been the best universities the best lines in the world. we stop investing in ourselves, guess what. we now rank ninth in the world from number one. china a decade ago it was number eight in the world now number two in the world. countries are closing in on us faster. chips in science act we finally convince our friends they will allow us to claim our leadership in the world. companies from home and abroad around the world have announced more than $300 billion in investments in higher cap manufacturing that includes computer chips, manufacturing. i asked one of the major investors united states of america have to be a korean country south k

they kicked america right out the students we are done winning the war for them. the government created in baghdad is still the government of iraq. in afghanistan the situation is different. essentially been attempting a coalition of minorities on the morality of the country the 40% of the population and they have essentially no political representation in their government. i've been sworn to resist american occupation since they started fighting in 2004 -- 2005. they are going to take over the country almost certainly. that means there is going to be hell to pay for those who've been propped up in power by the united states so far. it would be great if they could negotiate some kind of peaceful resolution in the form of a new government there. but frankly i expect the worst brick. >> in your book, enough already you described 911 as blowback, what you mean by that? >> well blowback is a term coined by the central intelligence agency after i run and 1953. it means not just consequences it means long term consequences of secret foreign policy so when they come back

this is the soul of america. when the country is at its best we're making good on that promise and no country has been blessed with more wise than we. vertically and horizontally, it's a glorious inheritance. despite attacks by the demagogues, it endures. the standard to which the wise and the honest can repair. so long as the constitution endures, we, too, can repair and recover in this system. the second reason for hope. americans are institution builders, it's in our dna. towns in the frontier, hoover dams and empire state buildings, and more importantly than this physical architecture and infrastructure, we built the human institutions that support and sustain us across institutions and generations and we know that we're weak and fragile on our own and the bonds enable us to flourish, small and large, local and national, temporary and enduring, institutions are the gathering places where we find what we need to keep going and churches that need, and the schools that sharpen the mind of the generation. busines

we've always america has always we will prevail again. but this is a book, american perspective that is really the sort of map that gps map, about how we retrieve the american dream and american greatness. it will happen. i feel very confident about it, but i hope that everyone reads this. adam, you've been you and i have worked together now for what, been five or six years. and this incredible, you know, activist organization with several million around the country who believe in freedom, believe in free enterprise, believe in liberty. i, spence, are concerned about some of those poll results of young people that. they don't seem to have the same kind of appreciation for the greatness of america. so can we get this? i want to see this book put libraries and put in schools so that young can can read this and learn from it. so congratulations on a great book. it's america and perspective. thank you for c-span for covering this and i will now turn it. who do i turn it over to? now? right here. thank you for having me, steve. let's move it a

it's not like people are sitting around a table somewhere in central america. so i got a great idea. let's sell everything we have. let's give it to a coyote, a smuggler. they'll take us on a tiring journey for the thousands of journey for the thousands of miles to get to the united states. then we're gonna illegally cross the border. they're gonna drop us in the desert in a place where we don't speak the language, won't that be fun? i'm not being facetious. well, vice president harris lead this effort to make things better in the countries from which they are leaving. and thanks to her leadership, she's been able to generate more than $3.2 billion dollars from the private sector to create jobs and opportunities in el salvador, honduras and guatemala. tell people to stay in their own countries, home countries, where it'll be safer and they have some opportunities. we've also set up a joint patrols and law enforcement with mexico and guatemala that share real time information on locations that smugglers are using to convince migrant groups to cross illegally. th

because he knew america was more than a country, america was an idea. he went home to germany, and he wanted germany to have a revolution based upon the values and freedoms that we defend every day. his talent was art. so he believed if he painted this painting, he could inspire his countrymen to rise up for the idea of freedom. many historians will tell you he didn't get it correct. they'll tell you washington crossed on a durham boat. but he paints it with washington in a row boat. you see, 13 people but only 12 faces. you see washington standing up in a row boat in the middle of winter, wearing a ceremonial uniform with his hand on his chest. he looks so stoic. you would look at that man and say, i'd follow him anywhere. you probably believe that he never lost a battle. but history would tell us, at that moment, at that time, he'd only lost. we had never won. you see, that was the night of our first victory as a nation when we surprised the hessians. when you look at that painting, don't look at washington. i want you to look at who is in the boat. y

we shorthanded this america first, but it was thinking about america, as this most important place. its people, and america's place in the world as most important nation among all. >> when you work with mike. he is so focused on outcomes and results, less about the activities, it doesn't matter the actions or meetings you sat in, it is did we get the results for the american people? that is his focus. >> wherever mike was, people knew that america was strength, he projected strength, and leadership and courage. >> i am sanctioned by the chinese communist party, that is sending a message to me. but what they are really doing telling the folk us who come behind me, if you behave like that guy we'll come after you and iranians sending a message to my successor, don't behave like mike pompeo did, if you do, we will threaten your life, this is not about mike this is about america, make sure we don't let the bad guys change the way we think every day, about acting is seriousness and thoughtfulness to protect our nation, the things we did that cause need be pan sanctions push back against

towards the us, the all on the road doctrine to call latin america. it's bad yard or as president biden said, it front yard, ultimately, latin america should be free and indeed is becoming more and more free, being able to think its partners, its allies, its relations throughout the world. and russia and china are 2 great powers that one cannot help, but to have some relation when there is no country that do to ideological preferences can afford to ignore russia or china and american tech firms, as washington has also to bypass into essentially ship iran off the government, restricted access, i mean protests. the company and ceo made the comment that the world, the current forum in dallas and i got a call from a senior official in the white house. who said, can you do in iran, what you're doing in russia? and i said, no, i said why not? and i said, because sanctions prevented us from ever putting our equipment in iran. and so the same way that we can help the russian people bypass center step. we're unable to do that in iran, and they said, what if we

mark: welcome back america. we have with us now one of greatest athletes -- i'm kidding, we us now, honesterly, one of the great secretaries of state, mike pompeo. who has written a fantastic book, never give an inch. fighting for the america i love, this is a great book. you learn a ton about what was taking place durings trump administration and how mike pompeo quietly behind the scenes, most of the time was duking it out with our enemies, even with punitive allies, to try to achieve many things. you know, mr. secretary. we don't have enough time to hit every aspect of this book. you have seconds of the book that are really -- second sections that are remarkable, you wanted to meet with the governors, association. and you had trouble getting into that meeting. then you get there they give you time, tell us about that meeting. >> thank you mark. thank you for kind words, i am not the greatest athlete. i had the privilege to search for 4 years. the chinese communist party presents singular great threat from outs

america went to korea, a mess today. america went to vietnam, a mess today. america went to iraq, a mess today. host: paul, let's stay with the police situation in memphis. what do you want to tell me about that? caller: here is what i want to tell you. the one thing that could fix everything is have a personal relationship with the lord jesus christ. that is the one thing that would fix everything. until america comes back to god, we will continue to see this happening. it is not going to stop. host: all right, paul. let's go to angela next. >> we can do better than that? come on. [cheering and applause] i think i've got some fans up there. i am not sure. america took a left turn for the worst. [indiscernible]the president of the united states, on that day our nation became weaker. families became less safe. quite frankly the last two years have been a disaster, but this past november at the american people said that they had had enough. on election day we did one thing to get this country right. we fired nancy pelosi. [cheering] and our new conservative hou

in india and south africa and of in america. the vast majority of them, at least 30,000, saw service in america. in august 1776, in a german periodical, the deutscher chronicle, the german chronicle noted optimistically that, quote, soon the english would have to thank the germans a second time for the conquest of america. the editor was to william pitt's famous to germany's role in the seven years. for a decade earlier a war that had resulted in france ceding a large of its territorial possessions in north america along several caribbean islands to britain. earlier that 1776 britain's prime lord north had predicted the higher of the german auxiliaries would bring the war which he a speedy resolution quote the further a fusion of blood. neither of these predictions course, as we know now, came true. the steady supply of germans actually helped keep the war going for seven more years. so before i continue, me emphasize that by the late 1770s, early 1780s, one third of the british regular armies strength in north america consisted

a black man in america. this almost trauma on there goes in cities on police interactions, even myself as a black person live in america. and i'm sure many black people have the same experience that when we are driving our cars and we see on police with their flashlights behind us, even if the cops aren't, you know, but to pull us over a horse or racing, right. even if we have our id, even though we have our registered vision in our assurance, we're still scared. even if we know we're doing a speed them in or the end, you know, go through any stop wires that we had that moment of pause because we don't know that the police officer is going to pull us over. we don't know what's going to happen if the police officer does pull us over. are they going to think that we are dangerous, suspicious, already gone to say that we were wishing for a gun. so a very early age, even before we even learn how to drive our parents or petitioners wouldn't do when we get pulled over by a police officers. and these things are the

the intel committee's responsibility is national security to america. i respect hakeem jeffries support of his conference and his people but integrity matters. and they have failed in that place from adam schiff using a position of the intel chair, lying to the american public again and again. you watched the editorial in the wall street journal and i am sorry, swalwell you all know does not have -- or should have the responsibility to serve on the intel committee. when the fbi comes to you when he gets appointed to end warns you about what is transpiring, when eric swalwell, being a private sector and cannot get a security clearance there, we are not going to provide him with the secrets to america. hakeem jeffries has 200 other people who can serve on it -- that committee. this is the right of the speaker and one thing i will always do. i will put the national security ahead of partisan politics any day. i don't care if they are in my party or not. integrity matters and we are going to make the intel committee back to what it was supposed to be. no lo

what has to happen is america, the middle part of north america has to renounce their mandate to rule the rest of the world particularly the arab middle east. >> scott horton is the author of "enough already" and, time to end the war on terrorism and director of the rotarian institute, editorial director of antiwar.com which is what? >> guest: the most important project on the internet, we've been around for 25 years, right about everything the whole time and the records prove it. we are libertarian non-interventionists, very catholic in our organization and we feature all of the best writers from the left and right and around the world and anyone as long as it is strict noninterventionist foreign policy, the best news writers, the best columnists, most important project on the internet. >> host: just to extrapolate a little bit, we've been talking about the war on terror but do you think american forces should be brought back from korea should the us have international bases? >> no. our constitution describes a limited republic rather than a world empire, there is no threat in korea

these are people made america and made it a better place place. just to finish the thought and military terms, the the southern church gave the movement a safe means of command and control of communication. so in montgomery, alabama, strange voice calls up the the the boycott headquarters and says, what's going on tomorrow? the the standard was call your church. so you had a secure communications system that the movement again uses if if you don't recognize that person something. these were friends neighbors and they were very good about handling provocateurs people who would want to come to a march and punch a cop and give the cops excuse to shoot people. you know, i would go back the first reconstruction,. 1865 to 1898 is the years and decades where america has a founding. and during years we have not only the passage of the reconstruction amendments. but we really have a reimagined polity that's led by black women and men. and what they do is create thousands of churches, schools, and they political movements that are martial in strength, that

america may god kind till all success enableness and every native america america god shed the grace on the eand crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea from sea to shining sea ♪♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kevin mccarthy, republican leader of the united states house of representatives. mr. mccarthy: i appreciate the house and senate for agreeing to use the rotunda to honor the capitol police and d.c. police. today we pay tribute to their service and sacrifice on january 6. these brave men and women in uniform stood strong in the line of duty for our country. we are forever grateful for that. this congressional gold medal commemorates their courage, professionalism, and patriotism. there is no more fitting place to show our gratitude than the rotunda of the capitol. a room that is a symbol of a sacred building, a symbol of a great nation, a symbol of freedom and self-government here and around the world. the capitol police and d.c. police are valued members of this community. but they are also members of another community. the community of l

i mean, you always see a president being changed every 4 or 8 years in america. but when was the last time the head of the ca was changed in america or the head of the i or the had other deep state institutions in the united states? marika? that's the real question, was really running the show in the united states of america. are they in public offices? what's not, they're not, they're not in public offices, just like it's the case in every other country. the people ruling the country are not the people who go on tv. there's a that they are the people who are running the economy, the other people who are running the military industrial complex in that country. but they're the united states or any other. and people specifically the america because it is empire with the real definition of the term. so no, i don't think it's different. i think theme, it's just the file. it's being delivered from one president to another, working with the guidelines that it's being put there by the government in the mirror. and coming up next masa, i mean me and salman rushdie the co

other deep state institutions in the united states of america. that's the real question, was really running the show in the united states of america. are they in public offices? which not, they're not, they're not in public offices, just like it's the case in every other country. the people ruling the country are not the people who go on tv. there's a that they are the people who are running the economy. the are the people who are running the military industrial complex in that country, but or the united states or any other. and people specifically the america because it is empire with the real definition of the term. so no, i don't think it's different. i think beam. it's just the file. it's being delivered from one president to another, working with the guidelines that it's being put there by the government in the market. and coming up next masa, i mean, he and salman rushdie the controversial author. what are these to have in common? find out when we return, sit tight, the m o will be right back. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] a shout b

you are a true leader in america, mr. woodson. >> thank you so much. we must give voice to those suffering with a problem over the race mongers. 80% of black americans are against defunding the police. the mothers took out a full page ad in support of the police. i can show you examples of police being saved by people, black people so we really need to come together. rachel: yeah, i think that's what those other people don't want, but we can do it. thank you, mr. woodson. it's so great having you on the show. >> thank you for having me. rachel: got it. up next, there's chaos at the border, but where is it coming from? well, when you follow the money, a lot of it links back to george soros. will and pete go off the wall, e next. will: every month the number seems to get bigger and more astounding and mind blowing and 250,000 migrant encounters and the highest ever recorded and data shows that non--governmental organizations or ngos helped fund many of their journeys. pete: we talk about this number as a problem but there's plenty of people out there who

my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home america, america, america ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you dr. conway and the amazing morgan state university choir for that performance. to administer the oath of office to the 63rd governor of the state of maryland wes moore, i once again welcome the honorable matthew. the swearing in will be followed by honors and the 19 gun salute by the maryland army national guard. following the salute, please look skyward to see our maryland international guard's finest coming to us from the international guard base in middle river, maryland. >> do you want to come around here and hold the other bible underneath? >> place your left hand on the bible. raise your right hand. repeat after me. >> i, wesley moore, do swear that i will support the constitution of the united states, and that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the state of maryland and support the constitution and the laws thereof, and that i will, to the best of my skill and judgment, diligently and faithfully, without partiality or prejudice, execute the office of gover

we are in america, we believe in equal justice. why did they not tell america that transpired? how did he sit before 60 minutes knowing what he had done? how do we find out a second location and shocked by it. why aren't you asking him these questions? why doesn't he come forth to the american public? we think there needs to be a special prosecutor but congress has a role. last question. [inaudible question] >> a lawyer, i don't know what point you are trying to get at. [inaudible question] >> i use my hands and my own. if you call a lawyer to remove something from your office, must have known ahead of time. there are a lot of answers for the american public. the american public has a congress. hope you have a great weekend. hope you have a great weekend. >> today, former secretary of state mike pompeo shares his views on public service and international affairs including ongoing war in ukraine. watch this conversation live starting at 3:thirty p.m. eastern on c-span. also c-span now, free mobile video apps or online, c-span.org. >> fridays at 8:00 pm eastern, c-span brings you

because he knew america was more than a country, america was an idea. he went home to germany, and he wanted germany to have a revolution based upon the values and freedoms that we defend every day. his talent was art. so he believed if he painted this painting, he could inspire his countrymen to rise up for the idea of freedom. many historians will tell you he didn't get it correct. they'll tell you washington crossed on a durham boat. but he paints it with washington in a row boat. you see, 13 people but only 12 faces. you see washington standing up in a row boat in the middle of winter, wearing a ceremonial uniform with his hand on his chest. he looks so stoic. you would look at that man and say, i'd follow him anywhere. you probably believe that he never lost a battle. but history would tell us, at that moment, at that time, he'd only lost. we had never won. you see, that was the night of our first victory as a nation when we surprised the hessians. when you look at that painting, don't look at washington. i want you to look at who is in the boat. y

just like america does. and until then, america will have to find ways to pay the bills. like selling one of its kidneys, or begging for venmo donations. [cheers and applause] but look, it's okay. i don't want anyone to stress because of it doesn't work, america can always get out of debt by running to mexico and changing its name. the one thing you want to think about is you don't want the name to be too similar. like, you can't go from anastasia to anna maria. you can and they go from anastasia to desi. >> leslie: is that with you did? [laughs] >> oh, my god, no, of course not. anastasia is dead. yeah. she died in a horrific car fire and her remains were too charred to be identified. >> leslie: desi, if you need money, you know i could help you, right? >> oh, leslie, that means a lot, but no. i would never beg you for money on a show that the irs watches. and if i did do that, it certainly wouldn't be for this amount. >> leslie: damn, what did you do, buy twitter? >> no, i am not that wasteful. but maybe you can spot me just a little bit so i don't get to my pinkies bro

and we should, you should dissociate from america on this america once war. russian, we don't, we should we europeans. oh, so the victims half is concrete on. so we need to find a p strategy and we should look, for example, in turkey. we should look at hungary, countries where the leaders are responsible. people say, yes, we must have something on the medical from on the social, from dish, but not send arms and be part of that conflict with your stalls and beg and mental, we should not do that. well, i, you mentioned a lower octane thinker sultan burg. let me go back to peppy here. well, that's exactly what he is. ok now, has had one journalist ever asked him a hard question. ever, never, it's never happened. okay, and that's, that's by design. peppy notes. the other birds as a victory for rushes or to feed for the west. yeah, yeah, that's what i think i agree with them on. okay. but of course, nato is not part of the conflict. okay. i mean, it's absurd. what this man says here, but i agree with them and i was actually, it will be the end of nato. the way that if they continue the down t

that america is special. in other words, when you are a christian nationalist, you believe that god created america as a christian nation. first of all, 2nd, that white men who were the founders of this nation were also christian. and that 3rd, that christianity is the most important religion of all, and that really flies in the face of a lot of things that the founders and the for you to know all the founding documents. absolutely to arrive. disposition is that federal hitting one. i've never understood, absolutely, and i think, you know, one of the things that i find troubling about this is the 2 things. actually. one is the way in which they get it all wrong about the founders and the framers and things that they've said. and what are documents, say in the declaration of independence in the constitution, you know, no religious tests, they believe in religious tests, then there's a big religious test that accuracy entity. but at the same time, they don't want a lot of government, but they want to christian

it's time to make america one again. one america. what happened to "there is no black america, there is no white america, there is just america"? what happened to it? where did it go? how has it flown away? [cheers and applause] - giuliani sees one thing: opportunity. opportunity for his personal development, growth, achievement, rise yet again to political power. giuliani knew he had an opportunity to be back in the influence business. [dramatic music] - at the height of the '16 election, i said, "look, the election's going to be over, and i wish you would consider your legacy, because you have an important story to tell." - calmly and safely evacuate lower manhattan. if you are south of canal street, walk north and get out of southern manhattan. - one of the things that rudy, on 9/11, helped us realize as a society is that you don't have to be perfect to be a hero. ♪ ♪ but if you stand up and you do the right thing when it's difficult, that's all that matters, at the end of the day. i mean, so much of what we do should be motiv

the drug cartels are waging war on america and it's time for america to wage war on the drug cartels. [applause] we are going to smash their trafficking networks, just as we destroyed the isis caliphate, and we achieved at secure -- a secure border in u.s. history, despite two and a half years of litigation from the democrats and even some republicans, i built hundreds of miles of wall. we got it built, we built additional wall, and then we had the ridiculous result of the election and then they stop. they really want people to come into the country because, it is a whole city that was erected in three weeks. and all of those additional areas that i didn't think we would be able to do, it's been done. they not only didn't do them, they took all of that expensive material into areas where arizona and texas can't use them. it's unbelievable they wouldn't let them use it. and, in the trump presidency i will demand that congress impose criminal penalties on any future administration that erases america's borders as biden has done. [applause] through weakness and incompetence, joe biden ha

america is an idea. it is an ideal, a notion, a value system, an improbable and daring experiment that actually remains equally as improbable and daring today. none of that changed on the eighth of november, 2022, one week ago tonight. none of that changed, that exceptional culture, that culture of opportunity. it's a very. you can make it an american if you work hard. the american dream is alive and well. and i know. it because i live i. i know it because i travel all around the country and get to meet people that are living it every single day. so do not mistake america's credit issues, , as serious as they are, do not mistake them to mean that this country is finished, or that this country isti still not the greatest country in the world. i still wake up every single morning and kiss the ground that i'm on. that's how grateful i am to be here and be able to take part in this life. it's also a very special moment this one here for me because while this is the fourth time that i've addressed this partic

we should do it more in america. as production goes up and goes down based on good or bad policies as we are saying today with bad policies, the nation back in the 1970's said we are going to have an strategic petroleum reserve to protect our country in case there is a major disruption in world markets and energy production. maybe is a hurricane in the gulf of mexico and prohibits us to produce energy for a short period of time. it's not there to go and mask your bad policies. as you can see, this president has raided more than 40% of america's strategic reserve. our piggy bank and taken it away and sold that oil to china. we came together last week, republicans and democrats -- the press said it was going to be a partisan exercise, but what they found not every republican said it is wrong to raid our piggy bank, a majority of democrats agreed with us and i urge the senate to take up that bill. but today we go further and say, mr. president, with this bill, h.r. 21, if you're going to raid our reserves, won't you at

what has to happen is america the middle part of north america has to renounce their mandate to rule the rest ofam the world and particularly the middle east. >> scott horton is the author of this book "enough already" time to end the war on terrorism and also the director the libertarian institute, editorial director of antiwar.com which is what mr. horton? antiwar.com is the most important project on the internet. we have been around for 25 years we were right about everything in the records prove it. we are very catholic in our orientation and we feature all the best writers on the left and the right and around the world. we have the best newswriters and the best columnists and it's the most important project in the united states. >> is to extrapolate a little bit we've been talking about the warpo on terror. do you think american forces should be brought back from korea and should thehe u.s. have international basis? >> no andou in fact our constitution describes a limited republic rather than a world empire. there is no threat in korea or japan or in europe for that matter. the

america's mayors continue to lead the way and deliver results for people. we know that cities are the engines of opportunity and on genuity in the united states. when there are challenges, solutions are often forged quickest. the great vitality of cities is why president biden asked four mayors to join his cabinet. it's why whenever i visit our cities and meet their leaders, i tend to leave more optimistic and more confident about america's future -- our best days are genuinely ahead of us. now, i realize it may be a little unusual for the secretary of state to address the conference of mayors. and as you heard from mayor suarez -- and i'm told this is accurate -- i have been -- i will be the first secretary of state to do so. but i wanted to be here to spend time with the leaders who are probably closest to our communities. and the reason for that is, it's a key part of fulfilling a pledge that president biden made at the beginning of this administration. when he took office, the president asked me to prioritize the issues that most directly affect our fel

we want america to be america again. americans don't believe the constitution is obsolete. they don't believe the principled pluralism can't work anymore. don't expect -- except the notion that we are and we have no agency. yes it's true it's hard to look away fromdd the addictive 24-hor news cycle rubbernecking is deep inside ofee all humans but with the government's. she doom in decline and what they don't understand american history are america's preferences despite some of the pessimism of our uncertain technologically disruptive moment americans are fundamentally grateful to be here in the greatest nation the world has ever known. we are optimists. america was our birthplace. reno politics won't save us but that doesn't mean that where hopeless. just means we know what's best about america that comes from outside the centers of power same as it ever was. we need to regain her bearings in recall our rich architecture. we don't need americans to be confident about self-governance for men and women. we need to do see clearly the three amends and enduring reasons for hope

to redeem the soul of america. i am not joking. to redeem the soul of america. what is the soul of america? easy to say, but what is the soul of america? the soul is the bread. the life, the essence of who we are. the soul makes us us. the soul of america is embodied in the sacred proposition that we are all created equal in the image of god. that was the sacred proposition for which dr. king gave his life. that was the sacred proposition rooted in scripture and enshrined in the declaration of independence. the sacred proposition he invoked on that day in 1963 when he told my generation about his dream. a dream in which we are all entitled to be treated with my father's favorite word, dignity and respect. a dream in which we all deserve liberty and justice. it is still the task of our time to make that dream a reality. we are not there yet. [applause] to make dr. king's vision tangible. to match the words of the preachers and the poets with our deeds. as in the bible teaches us, we must be doers of the word. doers of the word. the battle for the soul of the nati

so if we want to present america's history we have to rewind a bit and understand the forces that led into this. what we say is the story of america is a story of trade, a story of exploration to make our lives better and this project of human flourishing, that's the story of america. 1619 project and others are trying to cast american history as one of enslavement and white supremacy, we reject that premise, we believe the american story began with human flourishing, free trade and fled to america today. >> host: i want to read a quote from nicole hammer of columbia university, you 've probably seen this but i want your response. the "the tuttle twins" and regularly hawked by glenn beck, range 2 graphic novels to economics curriculum guides. they join a growing array of conservative children's literature and she goes on to say these books are to fight with the right suit of liberal indoctrination some indoctrination of their own. >> i believe this was the cnn op-ed. we sold over 100,000 books, it was great for business. i encouraged her to write a sequel and publish another one, it w

i imagine that you too now have a similar experience of dealing with america. as it promotes false narratives about russia to the rest of the world, america exercises its power through the media and others. mass media is used to push intimidating narratives and falsehoods. that's their modus operandi. or if you want to sell weapons, make a country afraid of something and no buy it off. you. so americans to bully our neighbors into being afraid of iran. they do the same to the global community. they want people to be scared. i agree with you that the west has always, or has long used propaganda as a, as a to against countries that they disagree with. and that happened with regards to russia. there augusta run and with regards to many other countries. but if you look at the particulars of the story, you know, our young, 22 year old woman who was detained in tac, ron, it happened she was visiting her brother. she was out of town, and her family never got a chance to see her again. now i know there are many speculations about what actually happened, that her family

to invest in america again. that's what we've done. my first two years in office, we have two of the strongest years of economic growth and job growth in american history. we create 1-d 1 million new jobs including 750,000 manufacturing jobs and we're just getting started. where is it written america can't lead the world in manufacturing again? jon where that's written. there's been investment totaling $300 billion in american manufacturing including for semiconductors and small computer chips that power virtually everything in our lives from cell phones to automobiles, artificial intelligence. you know, what a lot of people don't remember, don't know, we invented the computer chip in america. we invented it. and we made it more sophisticated. 30 years ago. america had more than 30% of the global chip production, worth tens of billions of dollars. today we produce only around 10% of the world's chips. instead of supply chain where these chips started with us, it starts with countries you can't rely on. new automobiles need 3,000 of the

further well-being, all those peoples of america's. let us remember that march 13, 1961, president john f. kennedy proposed and informed, through the white house, that he was talking to ambassadors of latin america and the caribbean about progress. at that time, the united states invested 10 years with $10 billion. at today's prices that would be $82 billion for the benefit of the people of latin america and the caribbean. nonetheless this has been the only important thing really that has been done in terms of operation for development in our continent -- continent and more than half a century. therefore, i holds that this is the moment for us to determine to do away with this abandonment, this disdain and this fruit get fullness of latin america and the caribbean, which is close to the policy of the titan of freedom and liberty, fdr. and starting with you, because there would be no other leader. -- no other leader that could implement this enterprise's beginning with you to start a new stage with you, mr. president, the nations and pe

if america was god's earth. so, while this is all happening, during this time period, as most of you probably know, that british had already launched their campaign into the southern colonies, the rebellious colonies. between 1778 and 1781, british troop transports departed from new york for the south, the carolinas, georgia, virginia on several occasions. each of them included germans, thousands of germans served in the south. hundreds of them occupied savannah and charleston, for example, well after the defeated yorktown. my next document takes us further south, takes us to west florida. on the left is a printed pamphlet. we have several printed records of the journey from new york to pensacola, west florida. there was east and west florida at the time, west had remained loyal to britain as well. it's another, like canada, another loyal province. those troops sailed down in late 1778, stopped over in jamaica, and arrived in pensacola. the regiment that participated in this was the entire valve dike regiment. t

to fight for america. mr. president, thank you for your leadership, your partnership, and most importantly your friendship with america's mayors. is a great privilege and honor for this little kid from columbus to introduce the 46th president of the united states, america's greatest champions of mayors, president joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. thank you, thank you. sit-down. you don't want this going to my head. [laughter] look, mayor suarez think you for your leadership of the conference. i have a little frog in my throat. andy, thank you for that introduction. it's wonderful to finally welcome all of you to the white house. we appreciated a great deal. it started my career as a county councilman in the state of delaware and iran for u.s. senate because serving local officials was too hard. they know where you live. they knock on your door. i've always had enormous respect for the job you do. you and i have something else in common. we both are way above our station. way, way above our stat

towards the us, the all on ro doctrine to call that in america. it's back yard or as president biden said, it's front yard. ultimately, latin america should be free and indeed is becoming more. busy and more free being able to pick its partners, its allies, its relations throughout the world. and russia and china are 2 great powers that one cannot help. but to have some relation, when there is no country that due to ideological preferences can afford to ignore russia or china. and the american tech firm says washington has also to bypass into censorship in iran office is not a group of is government restricted access. i made protests the company, a ceo made those comments on the world ego forum in dallas. and i got a call from a senior official in the white house, who said, can you do in iran, what you're doing in russia? and i said, no. i said, why not? and i said, because sanctions prevented us from ever putting our equipment in iran. and so the same way that we can help the russian people bypass center step. we're unable to do that in iran. and

america. and if there is one take home message that have for you this evening, if there's one thing that i want every viewer of season fan and every patriot in this room and beyond, from east to west, north to south, all over the to know it is that despite the indices, beautiful problems, challenges threats and realities currently afflicting the united states of america, this is still easily by far away, hands down, head and shoulders. the greatest country in the history of the. every single time i speak to an elementary school, middle school, public school or college audience, i look at those student in the eyes and i tell them the day that they were born in the united of america or the day that moved permanently to the united states of america, is day that they won the lot. tree of life. and got the most amazing the most incredible, the most remarkable, the most sensational heads start on anyone and everyone everywhere else. this is the best country in the world to be born in, to live in, to

with the speakership that was represent true america, not the extremes of america. i also think that this you when you ask about cynicism and i'm going to make a little bit of a straw man of you as well, steve america doesn't care about this. most of america just know that mccarthy didn't come down or that pelosi tore up any document. and what they want to know is what do we do to get insulin prices down? last week and people are headed into i just spent thanksgiving in cleveland. i swear to god, everybody in cleveland has two and three jobs. it is a amazing how hard pressed and how hard working people are. what are we doing about what are we doing about getting wages up? what are we doing about getting secure health care when we're going into another of covered people don't care where and they don't even know who. mccarthy is much less where he spent his time when nancy pelosi said she wasn't running again and. i think with the press covering that and people arguing about it and media on tv arguing about it's so frustrating to the public, why can't you focus on any

but not everybody is thrilled about that. large corporations shape agriculture in south america. that's one reason why there have always been conflicts over the americas to a free trade agreement. south american countries want to export more meat to the e u. and this competition worries, european farmers plus more and more rain forest is being cleared for livestock. farming. environmentalists are fiercely critical of the mecca sewer, trade agreement the america. so countries include brazil, argentina were a gray and paraguay venezuela is currently suspended the america. so a deal would create a market with more than $700000000.00 people accounting for almost 20 percent of the global economy. it would be the largest free trade zone in the world, the mecca. so a countries and you reached a comprehensive association agreement in 2019 after 20 years of negotiations. but the agreement hasn't been ratified yet. there had been concerns of brazil's former right wing president jacob, both so narrow. he ruthlessly promoted the deforestation of the amazon rain forest for moreland spring in