god bless you and god bless america. god bless america. thank you very much. i now would like to invite our really terrific young, he's very young -- i won't ask you how old but you are a young guy. surgeon general to the podium. thank you very much. well, thank you very much, mr. president. thank you, mrs. trump. it's it was wonderful speaking with you before we came in. i'm really, really honored to be here honoring the history of black americans. i'm humbled to be here with my family and an audience of black leaders to celebrate black history month. [applause] as a black man and as your surgeon general, i am proud to serve our great country. i have the privilege of leading the united states public health service commission court. a uniform service of over 6,500 officer who's are dedicated to protecting, promoting and advancing the health and safety of our great nation. growing up, i was surrounded by relatives who protected our country through service in the armed forces. my uncle teddy over there, my aunt susie, my father ricky, my mother had three uncles

and god bless america. god bless america. thank you very much. i would now like to invite our really terrific, young, he is very young, i will not ask you how young it you are a young guy. the surgeon general to the podium. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. thank you mrs. trump. wonderful speaking with you. really, really honored to be here to honor the history of black americans. i am humbled to be here today with all of you, with my family, and with an audience of black leaders to celebrate black history month. [applause] >> as a black man and as your surgeon general, i am proud to serve the country. i am proud of serving the uniform service of over 6500 officers dedicated to protecting, promoting, and advancing the health and safety of our great nation. i was surrounded by relatives that protected our country through service in the armed forces. my uncle teddy over there. my and susie. my father ricky. my mother has three brothers who served in the military. service to our country runs deep in my family's blood. my uncle vincent ser

god bless america. >> god bless america. thank you so coming on the green card legally allowed to work and employers can hire them. but there is a vast body of economic research on the wages of american and what you find there is almost no job placement discovered it in the entire literature found immigrants through 2010 lowered the wages of americanwa high school dropouts by 1.7% relative to other workers. but in every other category they saw a wage increase that was every other category. >> caller: good morning. could you tell me, sir, how many immigrants we have in this country that are illegal? and the ones that are legal? >> yes. the estimates is between 11 and 12 million illegal immigrants currently in between 31 and 32 million legal immigrants. >> thank you very much. i think that number is off the grid because here in wyoming it is unreal how many illegals we have. i don't know how many but if you look around and they are all working. i would say they are a very bunch of people and they are wonderful but they just co

god bless america that i can stay in dallas, texas. god bless america that i am able to join a group of people at the nra and nra tv to bring you an hour long program every day beginning in march, no commercial breaks, none. we are going to show the media how fisking is done. fisk those in the legacy meetd media that insist on ignores the real headlines, what is the cause of tragedy. i was sitting on the stage with the broward county sheriff. the toughest question, i was asking this man, how did you fail 39 times in they had law enforcement go to this murderers house 39 times. he was caught taking bulletings a and knives and a backpack. he was out there in plain sight sending messages to students that violated a florida state statute that meant that sheriff could have gone to his house and had him unvoluntarily committed. why didn't he? that's not the nra's job. that's yours. i'm joining nra tv. i'm excited about bringing you stories that matter. by the way, if anybody at slate or "new york times" or anyone else needs a refreshing on w

you, and, god bless god bless america. thank you very much. ♪ >> let's bow our heads for the benediction. the fountain of every blessing, we praise you for your greatness and goodness. that gave our nation and world the gift of your servant, evangelists william franklin graham junior. tothank you for using him preach your gospel around the counsel and prayed for national and global leaders, and to invite the multitudes to anrt and sustain experiential relationship with you. with -- we are grateful for his scandal-free life of integrity. conduct thated by was above reproach. you blessed him through his humility and commitment to you, to bring deliverance to those held captive by sin, to restore sight to the morally and ethically blind, and to set on the path of freedom those shackles by addictions and despair. thank you, lord. the force of billy graham's convictions transcended the ,oundaries that divide humanity .reating a spirit of oneness inspired by his great life, lightnge us all to become to our generation. use us,

god bless you god bless you and god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> president trump. thank you for being with us and inspiring us today. our prayers go with you now and until we're together again next year. ladies and gentlemen, again, thank you, president trump. we'll ask everyone to remain in their seats until the president departs. thank you, president trump. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> saturday, american history tv on c-span3 is live beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern with all-day coverage from the new museum of the bible in washington, d.c. with a symposium of historians exploring the bible and the founding of america. speakers include bale university history professor -- baylor university history professor, the author. american university public ffairs professor, an author. and vanderbilt university divinity professor, an author. watch live on saturday morning starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on america

god bless you. god bless america. god bless donald trump. thank you. [applause] ♪

god bless you. god bless america. god bless donald trump. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen this is a conversation from the white house, the honorable kellyanne conway. posted by ian walters. >> how about it, cpac? we have two of the most important officials from the trump administration, kellyanne conway serves as a counselor to the president. linda mcmahon as the administrator of the small business administration. [applause] among many of the accomplishments that conservatives can cheer from 2017, one of the most historic was the passage and signage of the tax cut and jobs bill. that is right. are already seeing the sort of impact that it has on people's lives and the economy. record stock market numbers. because of the successes. do you think we are on the verge of a new rebirth of american entrepreneurship? >> i can tell you now is the time. if you want to start a business, if you want to come to the united states and started business, or you are already here, if you want to grow your business or transition it. now is the time. opti

god bless you, and god bless america. god bless america. thank you very much. i now would like to invite our really terrific young -- she's very young -- i won't ask you how old what you are a young guy. surgeon general to the podium. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. president . thank you, mrs. trump. wonderful speaking with you. before we came in. i really, really honored to be here to honor the history of black americans. i'm humbled to be here today with all of you. with my family, with an audience of black leaders to celebrate black history month. [applause] is a black man and as you are surgeon general, i am proud to serve our great country. i have the privilege of leading the united states public health service mission car, a uniform service of over 6500 officers dedicated to protecting, promoting, and advancing the health and safety of our great nation. growing up, i was surrounded by relatives that protected our country through service in the armed forces. my uncle teddy, my aunt susie, my father ricky. my mother have three brothers who

god bless him and god bless america. i hope we continue to grow and i think we will. at 87 euro man and this is the most promising future i see for this country. god bless our military. >> final thoughts from our guest. >> congratulations on 87 years. i think what the caller said the folks on the inside to be leading the changes that need to take place is incredibly right and fundamental. have a workforce that is hindered by way too much process inside. we need those political leaders in place. it is true with any organization that folks on the front line at no best. we have not access that energy and talent as fully as we should. coming back to that mission commitment, it is powerful given the right support. been max.st has thanks a lot for your time. >> thank you. >> c-span's washington journal live every day. morning, this saturday criminal justice supporter kelly: will join us. also, managing director michael will share his views on the release of the intelligence committee memo. the c-span'stch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the di

[applause] god bless your service to the people of the united states and god bless america. [applause] ♪ president trump will be at the rep public in that republican legislative retreat on thursday. that is life here on c-span. in the evening, supreme court justice sits down for a discussion with the editor and chief of forward magazine. there expected to talk about the law, media, and jewish culture. journal"'s "washington live every day. discussing their new project on gerrymandering and redistricting. she talks about the future of the daca program and trump administration immigration policy. month live in montgomery, -- alabama. the key public policy issues in his state. c-span'so watch "washington journal". join the discuio

god bless him and regardless america. -- god bless america. i am 87 years old and this is the most promising future i see for our country. god bless our military. thank you for your time. guest: congratulations on 87 years. what he said about folks on the inside needing to lead the way in changing the government is incredibly true. we need those clinical leaders in place to help give them top cover so that the ideas they know need to take place can actually happened. it is true of any organization. that energyaccessed and talent as fully as we should. rightpowerful given the leadership and institutional support. our public service.org is a place to go for more information. >> the c-span city tour takes of billhe first home and hillary clinton. we will explore fayetteville's rich literary life and history. in lotst was remarkable of ways but he could talk to just about anybody. is democratic leader fulbright meeting with the president and the future president. they are all here watching texas --eat the razorbacks did razorbacks. the history of

[applause] -- god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> tonight, author bill james talks about his book, "the man from the train," in which he investigates one of the deadliest serial killers in happen in 100 yards of railroad tracks. one of the things that helps us is it usuallyrime happens at the intersection of two railroads. to railroad tracks, presumably, after he committed his crime, he has to get out of town. stranded. want to be being at the intersection

god bless america that i can stay in dallas, texas. and god bless america that i'm able to join a group of people at the nra and nra-tv to bring you an hour long tv every day beginning in march no commercial breaks. none. we're going to show the media how fisking is done and fisk those in the legacy media that insist on ignoring the real headlines, that insist on ignoring what is the cause of tragedy. i was sitting on that stage with a broward county sheriff and the toughest question i was asking this man, how did you fail 39 times? they had a law enforcement go to this murderer's house 39 times. he was caught taking bullets and knives in a backpack to his school. he had threatened repeatedly to shoot up his school. he was out there in plain site using his name on social media accounts sending messages to schools that violated a florida state sheriff that meant that that sheriff could have gone to his house that night and had him committed? why didn't you sheriff? that's not the nra's jobs. that's yours. i'm joining nra tv and i'm real

bless you, god bless america, god bless everything you stand for. america, a grateful nation is rooting for you. and cheering for you to come back to washington because we need you now more than ever as a great crisis approaches. >> andre, you wanted to respond? >> i endorsed john mccain when he ran for president, but i don't think there is a problem when members of congress point out that in fact there is a possibility that someone used information that was paid for by political party to enter to a fisa court. >> why not wait for the inspector general report? isn't that is what the inspector job is supposed to do? why not wait for that instead of release simply one side of the story just the republican's memo and not wait for the scrubbing, the protection of sources and methods from the democrat's memo and at least release those together? >> i actually agree with you on that point. we should release both together. but there is a pattern here where you see the attorney general meet with the former president of the united states, just the optics don'

god bless him, and god bless america, and i hope we continue to grow. and i think we will. i'm an 87-year-old man, and this is the most promising future i see for our country through this man and this country today. and god bless our military. they do so much for your time. -- thank you so much for your time. host: final thoughts from our guest. guest: what the caller said about needing the folks on the inside to make the changes that we need in the government. have a workforce that is hindered by way too much by process inside. we need those political leaders in place to help give them top cover so that the idea that they -- that things need to take place can happen. how do you make the place better? we have not accessed that talent and energy is fully as we should. powerful given the right leadership and the right institutional support. host: our guest has been max dyer. thank you a lot for your time. guest: thank you. >> live in washington, republican national committee is holding its winter meeting. we have heard from president trump last night, getting underway this mo

thank you, and god bless america. good night. reporter: another landmark on an extraordinary white house journey. brent: and let's go to washington to pull in our correspondent carolina chimoy. you have reported numerous times on the immigration debate in the u.s., especially the generation of immigrants who came to the u.s. as children, known as dreamers. last night, trump said he wanted to work with both parties to give dreamers a path to citizenship. his offer did not go down well with everyone. take a listen. pres. trump: under our plan, we focus on the immediate family by limiting sponsorships to spouses and minor children. my duty -- is to defend americans, to protect their safety, their families, their communities, and their right to the american dream. because americans are dreamers too. brent: carolina, we know the disagreement over the future of these dreamers has already led to one government shutdown. it could lead to another one in two weeks time. has progress been made? carolina: hello, brent. well, not really. dona

god bless you and god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, u.s. senator from vermont, the honorable patrick lee. -- patrick leahy. [applause] >> thank you. mr. president, mr. vice president, thank you for being here. you are honoring a true american patriot. and bob, all the memories that come to the surface being here with you and elizabeth, two senators i served with. i am blessed for the opportunities we have had to spend time with the both of you on so many occasions, especially when you invited us to our -- your wedding reception, that was a great day. i have learned much from working with senator bob dole, majority leader bob dole, republican bob dole beginning when i was a young member of the senate a while ago. beyond the fact that bob dole is the longest-serving republican leader of the senate we can say , that he is a senate legend. the best leaders i have known in my 43 years in the senate have shown three special qualities. the senate'sod unique constitutional role in the system. the second trait is the ability to bring people together

god bless america. it is suggestion for everyone on how we could in this very shortly. the president the president. he could end it all he would have to do simply sit down in front of the american people an answer the questions. i've already asked my senator, we could as nunez, everybody involved, all the leaders to sit down in front of a republican registered combat worry and answer the questions. was the problem? the president could in this. >> guest: the president has a lot of power here. including the power to declassify. one of the most interesting nuggets was at the end where the member talks about how the counterintelligence investigation have begun well before the first application and it reveals much larger point is started before but still going on today. whatever you think about the nunez memo is still there. think the colors right, if they want to attend this at least facilitate a public conversation about what happened there ways to do it. think it's because there's either a believe that there is a witchhunt and there is probability in the part of the presi

god bless you. god bless america. god bless donald trump. thank you. [applause] and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to make. and i gladly stand up next to you. because there ain't no doubt i love this land, god bless the usa. [ crowd chants usa] >> thank you everybody. thank you very much. thank you for that great introduction and thank you. this is incredible. we have come a long way together. cpacthrilled to be back in with so many of my wonderful friends and amazing supporters and proud conservatives. remember when i first started running, because i was in a politician fortunately. i started running and people said, are you sure he is a conservative? i think i've proved i am a conservative. [applause] for more than four decades this event has served as a forum for top leaders, activists, writers, and thinkers. you're after year we have stood on the stage to discuss what we can do together to protect our heritage, to promote our culture . cpac has always been about big ideas and it has been about putting those ideas into action. c

thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. thank you very much. [music playing] >> bill: "just as i am." the song being played now as the nation remembers billy graham. ♪ just as i am, without one plea ♪ ♪ but that thy blood was shed for me ♪ ♪ and that thou bidest me come to thee ♪ ♪ o lamb of god, i come, i come ♪ ♪ just as i am and waiting not to rid my soul of one dark spot ♪ ♪ to he whose blood he shed, o lamb of god i come, i come ♪ ♪ ♪ o lamb of god i come, i come ♪ because thy promise i believe, o lamb of god i come, i come ♪ >> sandra: when this commences we'll see the laying of the wreath from the majority leader, speaker, president and first lady. >> president trump and his wife melania among the 2300 visitors invited to the capitol for this special and most rare ceremony. billy graham, the reverend billy graham only the fourth private citizen to lie in honor under the dome of the u.s. capitol in the capitol rotunda. >> you might wonder as you saw that modest pine coffin go up the steps into the capitol l

thank you and god bless america goodbye for many people it was the text of donald trump state of the union speech that made headlines instead it was his unscripted comments as he left the chamber referencing a secret memo purporting to show top law enforcement tools were used for political purposes the twenty sixteen presidential election was released for iraq the war on the. right. it's a classified memo written by top republicans and members of the house intelligence committee they allege it shows a misuse of power by the f.b.i. and justice department under the obama administration will investigating the truck campaign during the u.s. election republicans on the house intelligence committee voted on monday to release the classified memo to the public despite protests from democratic lawmakers and the department of justice the memo al the partisan decision to make it public have only intensified the controversy surrounding the inquiry by special counsel robert muller into accusations of russian election meddling a potential collusion with the trump presidential campaign democrats ar

god bless you. and god bless america. thank you very much. >> president trump and his remarks there. speaking for about six minutes talking about the reverend billy graham and when he was first introduced by his father, his father was quote a big fan, talking about his message of love and hope that the president hopes will continue to be spread around the world. we'll be right back. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. was a success for lastchoicehotels.comign badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching

god bless you, and god bless america. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> john berman. you're listening to president trump speaking at the 66th annual national prayer breakfast. giving a very solemn and very faith-filled speech to this crowd. filled, i should add, with many of his now biggest supporters. this is a group of people who has rallied behind this thrice married politician, the evangelical base key to the president and he spoke about the charity of the people following the storms an mass shooting and the battle against isis and he brought up the bravery and faith of a young girl sofia as she faced surgery. and now i'm joined by matt lewis and dana bash. matt, i was noting that this is a crowd that is now really solidly the president's base and a couple of years ago this would be an unlikely statement to make. >> absolutely. this is a thrice married casino magnate and so -- you would have hardly -- and a guy who said, i don't ask god for forgiveness. not that long ago. so it is a paradox and it is a a -- amazing that evangelicals have taken to him. and i do hav

god bless you and god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] >> president trump, thank you for being with us and inspiring us today. our prayers go with you now and until we are together again next year. ladies and gentlemen, thank you president trump. we will ask everyone to remain in their seats until the president departs. thank you, president trump. [applause] >> please turn your attention to the side screens. >> shots being fired, victims involved. >> it appears that something has happened at a congressional ballgame. >> reports of shots fired. >> police on the scene right now. this was the gop baseball team. house majority whip steve scully has been shot -- scalise has been shot. arrived, he was in critical condition. the shooter was taken down by a member of the security detail who had already been shot. >> without these t. wo heroes, many lives would have been lost. >> the significance of the injuries were considerable. it was one gunshot wound but that bullet did a lot of damage. >> the outpouring of support for steve and hi

thank you, and god bless america. good night. [applause] [crowd chanting usa] [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] pres. trump: thank you, everybody. >> great job. great job. >> well done. pres. trump: thank you. >> king of new york. >> thank you mr. president. pres. trump: how's it going? get it done. >> good job. >> awesome. >> we got your back, sir. pres. trump: thanks. thank you, fellas. >> the democratic response was given by congressman joe kennedy in massachusetts. this is 15 minutes.

god bless you and god bless america. thank you very much. >> that was president trump following mitch mcconnell with his comments on the reverend billy graham who is one of very few americans to lie in honor at the u.s. congress. i want to get back to the conversation we were having. jared kushner's downgraded security clearance. we did the set up to tell them this clearance for jared kushner has opinion reduced to secret from top secret and having access to sensitive co compartmentaliz compartmentalized. what does that mean? >> we don't totally know. >> we don't have access to the information. we're not cleared. >> this is a white house that had informal chains of command where family loyalty plays a big role and john kelly who was tasked with trying to suss out these temporary clearances versus full ones was brought in to try to formalize lines of communications. this is the biggest step he's made thus far in doing so. >> notwithstanding the president's view that he's continued to be treated unfairly, this is complicat

thank you and god bless america goodbye for many people it was the text of donald trump stated the union speech that made headlines instead it was his unscripted comments as he left the chamber referencing a secret memo purporting to show top law enforcement tools were used for political purposes the twenty sixteen presidential election was released for iraq and we're going to have. you heard it's a classified memo written by top republicans and members of the house intelligence committee they allege it shows a misuse of power by the f.b.i. and justice department under the obama administration will investigating the truck campaign during the u.s. election republicans on the house intelligence committee voted on monday to release the classified memo to the public despite protests from democratic lawmakers and the department of justice the memo al the partisan decision to make it public have only intensified the controversy surrounding the inquiry by special counsel robert muller into accusations a russian election meddling a potential kulu with the trump presidential campaign democrats ar

god bless you. god bless your families. and god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> some reaction to the state of the union address by senator susan collins of maine, steny hoyer of maryland, and intelligence committee ranking member representative adam schiff of california. this is just under one hour. please join the conversation this morning by using #axial's 360 on social media. please welcome our host, axial's executive editor mike allen. executive editor mike allen. >> good morning, happy morning after. thank you very much for coming out to the state of the union post again. i appreciate bank of america for making these conversations possible. we have a

. >> it says god bless america. >> we could use gear. just saying. thank you, coy. >>> a case involving the president's border wall heads to court today and you won't believe which federal judge will hear the case. the one the president has gone after before. that's next. you wo se e fo at the pos ce. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> federal courts remain open during a government shutdown which we are right now. there is an interesting case in san diego today. it will be heard by district court judge gonzalo curiel. you will remember him. he was questioned by then candidate donald trump who cited his mexican heritage. he is from indiana. the case brought by the state of california and groups are challenging the department of homeland security's

. >> our nation will forever be free. [ bleep ] you and god bless america. >> i had the best time yesterday. i got to [ bleep ] my friends at the state department. i got to [ bleep ] my friends at the d.c. bureau and my friends at the white house. >> are you ready? >> i found that my [ bleep ] was at that point. if my [ bleep ] is not in it, that's how i am. i follow my [ bleep ]. >> i eat fine food. i eat really some of the finest [ bleep ] in the world. >> what does the president have to fear from robert mueller? >> robert mueller is not someone to be [ bleep ] with. >> roy yamamoto doesn't take his freedom lightly. you see, roy wants [ bleep ] in prison. >> we're talking about how to handle a [ bleep ] eater. joining me now is the [ bleep ] expert. ♪ hello hello hello ♪ how are you you you ♪ what can we do do do ♪ for those in blue blue blue >> just a [ bleep ], lads. >> jimmy: all right. we're going to take a break. when we come back, super bowl sunday, we have anall-new special nfl edition of "mean tweets." and rick springfield is here, too. ♪ i could see the path you're cutt

god bless the state of maine. god bless all of you and god bless america. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> coming up in 15 minutes here on c-span2, a conversation with iraq's ambassador to the u.s. about the future of his country. that is life in the hudson and get in washington at noon eastern. until then, some of this morning's "washington journal." >> host: join us for the next 45 minutes or so, former energy secretary of the obama administration, earnest money is coming out of a chair and ceo of the nuclear press initiative. secretary moniz, thk

god bless you and god bless america, and godless donald trump. thank you. thank you. [applause] coverage of cpac continues with a discussion about the second amendment. we have from mick mulvaney and house intelligence committee devin nunes, that is all live tomorrow starting at 1240 -- 12:40 p.m. on c-span. president trump was at least back -- cpac earlier. he talked about a range of issues like immigration, gun rights, and school security. his remarks are followed by more of today's speakers. ♪ >> i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free. died't forget the men who who gave that to write to me, and i would gladly stand up next to you and defend her through the day. there ain't no doubt i love this usa. god bless the ♪

. >> i sang god bless america on a trampoline in a sixers dance costume. it was a dare from al and angelo and they didn't think would i do it but i did it. it was fun. it was crazy. >> nobody will leave you have three kid because you look like a kid still. i always ask do your kid kind of hide the fact that you appear at wing bowl or are they proud of the fact that mommies a big star at wing bowl. >> i hope i'm raising them right because they are proud of it. they are proud of it. >> do you have a prediction for the game. >> eagles 27-17. >> your plans for the game. >> may plans i will get to the super bowl party in moorestown , plenty of super bowl parties, i'm going to an awesome one with friends. >> we will see full outfit once you sing because it went be in eagles robe i take it. >> no. >> tina marie within of the many participants here at wing bowl look for her to sing eagles fight song. >> only better place to be is probably here because i would be out there. >> big wing bowl fan. >> i have had incidents a lot of incidents that happen at wing bowl. >

god bless each and everyone of you and god bless america. thank you. >> next, we have bill walton -- significantly, he led president trump's transition team for all of the economic agencies, including treasury, irs, , fcc, social security, sbc, and the independent financial agencies. welcome, bill. a when matt asked me to give talk today about foreign trade, i didn't realize we would be talking after donald trump. what a tough act to follow. isn't he doing a great job? [cheers, applause] i also didn't realize, because this is not my specialty, he threw me into the complex and treacherous ocean called foreign trade. if you are here, thanks, matt. president trump is changing america's trade policy. we are no longer globalists. instead, we are putting america and americans first. this is the right thing to do. but let us do it in a way that is smart and strategic. tradee are doing in the area does not seem that focused on the big things. steel from hong kong, venezuela, turkey, vietnam. who is targeting little guys? why are we targeting little

bless america because people are expecting this idea in the resistance that unity and uniformity i never played up unity is not uniformity. unity is all of us understanding that the endgame here is that all marginalized communities are protected and when all marginalized trinities are protected we all live prosperous, full, productive lives in this country. how we get there, i don't care. one linda, as part of many different marginalized groups you just alluded to there is demographics that voted majority for donald trump even though someone from their demographic was on the opposing [inaudible], white women. 50% according to exit polls voted for donald trump and continued to vote for republicans whose agenda whether their economic agenda which keeps millions of women in poverty without a safety net or republicans who agenda in terms of reproductive rights and family leave and childcare has no support for the kind of life that women deserve to live in yet, white women, not latina women, not african-american women, not native american women, white women are still supporting a party that w

god bless america, release the memo. kentucky.in your thoughts on the potential release of the house intel memo? caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i agree with the last fellow, you should release it. the truth will set you free. i agree with that, but you know, i hear some of them talking about russia this, russia that, and what i do not understand is it is not the russians who are our enemy, it is our own mayors and governors in sanctuary cities who know well they are breaking the law. i do not understand why they do not try them for treason. no money time, no jail time, deportation for life. it is like cancer. if you do not cut it out of the body, it will die. host: body, columbia, maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. i believe we should release the memo, and i will tell you why. people need to understand this is about the f ei. the top management of the fbi concluding -- fbi. the top management of the fbi colluding with the hillary clinton campaign. it is illegal to use a dossier court andt to fisa u

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