son como siete del amÉrica. el tiro por parte de ibargüen y el la sacan de zona de riesgo, y la pelota es para el amÉrica. >> se precipita tesillo, porque habÍa un dos contra dos, entre macÍas y joel campbell. le cuesta producir al amÉrica en cuanto a circulaciÓn de balÓn, y aparece el balón parado. de momento, no ha sido productivo el dÍa de hoy. >> acÁ esta para dar la media vuelta ibargüen. va para andrÉs. entre este par, salieron adelante. leamos la data de sprint. amÉrica ganÓ cuatro de los mÁs recientes cinco partidos jugados. ¡el tiro! ¡la sacan de zona de riesgo! leÓn dos victorias sin recibir gol y casi le marcan aquÍ. guido con este balÓn para ibargüen. ¡ibargüen a recortar! ¡allÍ estÁ reyes! el desvÍo para cota. este es el guiÓn de este segundo tiempo. aquÍ esta la pelota. >> creo que no levanta la pelota mena y no vea macÍas que estaba en buena posiciÓn. se tardÓ el jugador ecuatoriano y pierde la oportunidad interesante leÓn. >> entre cuatro leones, la gente se lo ce

no issue better illustrate the divide between america's working class and america's political class than illegal immigration. wealthy politicians and donors push for open borders while living their lives behind walls and gates and guards. [ applause ] mean while, working class americans are left to pay the price for mass illegal immigration, reduce jobs, lower wages, over burden schools, hospitals that are so crowded you can't get in, increased crime and a depleted social safety net. tolerance for illegal immigration is not compassionate, it is actually very cruel. [ applin three women is sexually assaulted on the long journey north. smugglers use migrant children as human pawns to exploit our laws and gain access to our country. human traffickers and sex traffickers take advantage of the wide open areas between our ports of entry to smuggle thousands of young girls and women into the united states and to sell them into prostitution and modern day slavery. tens of thousands of innocent americans are killed by lethal drugs that cross our border and flood into our cities, including meth, h

america has very bad history. as one other aspect you have to remember is venezuela as very close ties to america. when i was on this trip a ago, i met a woman, solid chavez supporter, her son was in america playing baseball. there is constant interchange, this is the dynamic that people up here don't realise about american relations into latin america. it's like a... gets familial except that your big brother is also a belief. it makes for a very difficult dynamic. a lot gets put at the doorstep of america but it's notjust the americans gets put at the doorstep of america but it's not just the americans that have a responsibility to take a position on these questions will be its proximity and history means they may be more urged to empower, more is to do so than others. we are two and the british governmentposition recognise... has been under discussion as of late. the trouble i think for our country taking a unified position on something which could be something we could rally around and have a specific position

and god bless america. thank you very much. ( applause ) >> glor: president trump's second state of the union address, and his first to a divided congress tonight. he asked congress to break decades of political stalemate and heal old wounds. he called the border, what is happening on the southern border, an urgent national crisis in his state of the union. and said he will get a wall built, but he stopped short of declaring a national emergency. the president in his speech touted his economic accomplishments, saying this is the hottest and best economy in the world. but then he also seemingly referenced the mueller probe saying, "the only thing that can stop the economy are foolish wars, politics, or ridiculous partisan investigations." if there's going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be war and investigation. something happened at one point that even the president admitwas strange. there were cheers and applause from democrats when he talked about female job gains. it was very powerful to see so

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[applause] this year, america will importanttwo anniversaries that show us the majesty of america's vision and the power of american pride. in june we marked 75 years since the start of what general dwight d eisenhower called "the great crusade," the allied liberation of europe in world war ii. [applause] 1944, 15,000e 6, young american men jumped from and 60,000 more stormed in from the sea to save our civilization from tyranny. here with us tonight are three of those incredible heroes. private first class joseph riley, staff sergeant erving sergeant hartman zeitcheck. [applause] pres. trump: gentlemen, we salute you. in 2019 we also celebrate 50 years since brave young pilots of one million miles through space the plants of american flag on the face of the moon. later, we are joined by one of the apollo 11 astronauts who planted that flag, buzz aldrin. [applause] thank you, buzz. this year, american astronauts will go back to space in american rockets. [applause] in the 20th century, america saved freedom, transformed science, redefined the middle class, and when you get down to in there

world has its eyes on america. and it's a time of great change in the world, and especially in the soviet union. prudence and common sense dictate that we try to understand the full meaning of the change going on there, review our policies, and then proceed with caution. but i've personally assured general secretary gorbachev that at the conclusion of such a review we will be ready to move forward. we will not miss any opportunity to work for peace. the fundamental facts remain that the soviets retain a very powerful military machine in the service of objectives which are still too often in conflict with ours. so, let us take the new openness seriously, but let's also be realistic. and let's always be strong. [applause] pres. bush: there are some pressing issues we must address. i will vigorously pursue the strategic defense initiative. [applause] pres. bush: the spread, and even use, of sophisticated weaponry threatens global security as never before. chemical weapons must be banned from the face of the earth, nev

our military is the most powerful on earth, by far, and america -- [applause] america is again winning each and every day. >> [applause] pres. trump: members of congress, the state of our union is strong. >> [applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] pres. trump: that sounds so good. >> [laughter] pres. trump: our country is vibrant and our economy is thriving like never before. on friday it was announced we added another 304,000 jobs last month alone, almost double the number expected. >> [applause] pres. trump: an economic miracle is taking place in the united states, and the only thing that can stop it are foolish wars, politics, or ridiculous, partisan investigations. >> [applause] pres. trump: if there is going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be war and investigation. it just does not work that way. we must be united at home to defeat our adversaries abroad. this new era of cooperation can start with finally confirming the more than 300 highly qualified nominees who are still stuck in the senate, in some cases years and years waiting -- not right. >> [applause] pres. trump: the s

unions built america's middle class, unions will rebuild america's middle class. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: and make american companies accountable for their actions, wage raises by putting workers in those corporate board rooms where the real decisions are made. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: break up monopolies when they choke off competition. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: take on wall street banks, so that the big banks can never again threaten the security of our economy. [cheers and applause] and when giant corporations, and their leaders, cheat their customers, stop the competitors,their and rob their workers, let's prosecute them. [cheers and applause] one more thing. i am tired of hearing that we cannot afford to make real investments in child care, college, and medicare for all. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: i am tired of it. i am tired of hearing we cannot afford to make investments in things that create economic opportunities for families. i am tired of hearing we cannot afford to make investments in things like housing and opioid

has to have reinterpreted america first year as a kind of neo conservative. full spectrum dominance of the universe it's very interesting analysis lee i saw you were disagreeing there go right ahead jump in. well i i believe first of all very strong the united states is that is much better for the world for the entire world were force for stability were a force for good and bad about is very important article on but our foreign intervention is going to remember a lot of our foreign interventions good for america i mean look at how much money is spent the lives that are lost is that good go ahead lee hang on hang on let me let me finish excuse me excuse me let me finish here we are currently undergoing a massive change in policy of what president trump has put forward what he campaigned on and what he's affecting as president is the antithesis of the so-called neo con philosophy where reducing our military combat presence in the middle east we are not in favor of regime change what's going on in venezuela is not impose a regime change it's the venezuelan peopl

un america and we also have europe donaldtrump. trump. in the meantime, the real fight is worldwide on all the planet. it is this war between the five kings. totali state and declaring war for their own people and for us on one side and the democracy on the other side. myster on this one. trying fit in this book. the leadership between retwee and abdicating americ and these five. >> you say that this abdication began well before trump. >> of course. when barack obama, for example, decide to draw a red line with al-ass to decide not to be able to cross against his own people and when he decided not to punish him, it was an the american retreat. even before you had this abdica donald in a way is -- i don't say he is nothing because he can do some harm, but the deep story is a philosophical story that i tried to sell in what is the dna of america and what has been the role of americ in the last century for the be what is the least >> the thing that trump agreed with was this idea of americ first. perhap it is not our role to be the world's p

talked about the shifting sands of the middle east now in light of what donald trump's or i think is america first is policy towards world is thinking on this and flesh we depending on what variant you want to john bolton one or the mike pompei oh maybe the elliott abrams but there's i have a sense that the the unipolarity it's actually over and it's the us trying to comprehend that and and that doesn't mean i know what's going to follow it maybe you can tell us. certainly i think in the sense what's gone on at the moment is not so much the headroom in the still lingering on. what is completely gone is any sense of vision of the future any sense a vision that would motivate the world to want to be american to follow an american . the idea of the order in which we diversity and become modern most human. if you like population within and in the order in the if you like of coercion to be thelma i think the vision is gone but still the power of coastline goes on after the vision has gone and i think might compare this speech in cairo precisely showed it was completely disconnected from reality d

to thank this year america will recognize two important anniversaries that show us the majesty of america's mission and the power of american pride in june we mark seventy five years since the start of what general dwight d. eisenhower called the great crew say the allied liberation of europe in world war two. alan d.-day june six thousand nine hundred forty four. fifteen thousand young american men jump from the sky and sixty thousand more stormed in from the sea to save our civilization from tyranny here with us tonight are three of those incredible heroes private first class joseph riley staff sergeant irving locker and sergeant hermann zite shall lead . odd . gentleman we salute you in two thousand one thousand we also celebrate fifty years since brave young pilots flew a quarter of a million miles through space to plant the american flag on the face of the moon. half a century later we're joined by one of the apollo eleven astronauts who planted that flag buzz aldrin i don't. need to get i don't . thank you but us this year american astronauts will go back to space on american rockets

for actual america that message wins across the board regards to a political party that you're in you once again we are a great country we i do believe that we are an amazing country i'm so proud of her injury but that's because we are america it's not because we took down some other country we made another count country feel inferior we took their oil it's because we are great here we can improve we can always improve and that i agree with so many people feel about right now is we need to focus here at home that's a present from got elected that's right america first agenda that's why people cross the lines to vote for people you've got to clean up your own backyard before you can even begin to comment on other people's backyards just got a million is a lot of so thank you so much for coming in to be always a pleasure having you on and it was exceptional it was a subset of the other exceptional. the first interstellar objects found passing through our solar system was discovered on october twenty seventeen as it was passing twenty one million miles from earth heading away from our su

, for a better america. just a few weeks ago, i joined volunteers to distribute meals to furloughed federal workers. they waited in line for a box of food, and the sliver of hope since they hadn't received paychecks in weeks. making livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political games is a disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt, engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenet of fairness and abandoned not just our people but our values. for seven years, i led the democratic party in the georgia house of representatives. i didn't always agree with the republican speaker or governor, but i understood that our constituents didn't care about our political parties. they cared about their lives. so when we had to negotiate criminal justice reform or transportation or foster care improvements, the leaders of our state didn't shut down. we came together and we kept our word. it should be no different in our nation's capitol. we may come from different sides of the political aisle,

together we are coming for america for a better america. just a few weeks ago i joined volunteers to distribute meals and two for load federal workers. they waited in line for a box of food and a sliver of hope, since they hadn't received paychecks in weeks. making livelihoods of our federal workers as ponds for political gain is a disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenet of fairness and abandoned not just our people but our values. for 7 years i led the democratic party in the georgia house of representatives. i didn't always agree with the republican speaker or governor, our political parties. they cared about their lives. so when we had to negotiate criminal justice reform, or transportation, or foster care improvements, the leaders of our state didn't shut down. we came together and we kept our word. it should be no different in our nations capital. we may come from different sides of the political aisle, but our joint commitment to the ideals of this nation cannot

together, we are coming for america, for a better america. just a few weeks ago, i joined volunteers to distribute meals to furloughed federal workers. they waited in line for a box of food and a sliver of hope, since they hadn't received paycheques in weeks. making the livelihoods of our federal workers are born for political gains is a disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenant of sadness and abandoned not just our people, our values ——. sadness and abandoned not just our people, ourvalues ——. for seven years i lead the party in the house of representatives. i didn't always agree with the governor, but i understood our constituents didn't ca re understood our constituents didn't care about our political parties, they cared about their lives. so when we had to negotiate criminal justice reform or transportation or foster care improvements, the leaders of our state didn't shut down. we came together, and we kept our word. it should be no different in our nation's c

they changed america. within weeks, more than a quarter of a million textile workers throughout new england got raises. nasa to sit became the first date in the nation to pass a minimum wage law. -- massachusetts became the first law -- first state in the union to pass a minimum-wage law. [applause] sen. warren: today, there are no children working in factories. [applause] sen. warren: we have a national minimum wage and national worker safety laws. workers get paid overtime and we now have a 40 hour week. that is right. because of the workers right here in lawrence and across the country, we have weekends. [applause] the story of lawrence is a story about how real change happens in america. ours a story about power, power when we fight together. [applause] today, millions and millions and millions of american families are also struggling to survive in the system that has been rigged, rigged by the wealthy and well-connected. hard-working people are up against a small group that holds far too much power, n

together, we are coming for america, for a better america. just a few weeks ago, i joined volunteers to distribute meals to furloughed federal workers. they waited in line for a box of food and a sliver of hope since they hadn't received paychecks in weeks. making livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political games is a disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt, engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenant of fairness and abandoned not just our people, but our values. for seven years, i led the democratic party in the georgia house of representatives. i didn't always agree with the republican speaker or governor, but i understood that our constituents didn't care about our political parties. they cared about their lives. so when we had to negotiate criminal justice reform or transportation or foster care improvements, the leaders of our state didn't shut down. we came together and we kept our word. it should be no different in our nation's capital. we may come from different sides of the political aisle, b

, for a better america. just a few weeks ago, i joined volunteers to distribute meals to furloughed federal workers. they waited in line for a box of food and a sliver of hope, since they hadn't received paychecks in weeks. making livelihoods of our federal workers a pond for political gain is disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt, engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenant of fairness and a banded not just our people, but our values. for seven years, i led to the democratic party and the georgia house of representatives. i did not always agree with the republican speaker or governor, but i understood that our constituents didn't care about our political parties, it cared about their lives. so when we had to negotiate criminal justice reform or transportation or foster care improvements, the leaders of our state didn't shut down, we came together. and we kept our word. it should be no different in our nation's capital. we may come from different sides of the political aisle,

the world needs america's leadership. the world needs america's values. and we have removed ourselves. any run for president, one of the first things i would do is i would visit every world leader that this president has damaged in terms of our relationship and restore the trust and confidence in america. because we need them to go forward to establish america's leadership, economically and in the world order today. >> so let's talk about china a little bit more, if we could here, because you've been many, many times. >> yes. and i believe starbucks is opening a new store in china every 15 hours. you own personally more than 33 million shares in starbucks stock, which closed at a record high yesterday. that's over $2 billion worth. and you've said that the exposure of starbucks in china will be greater than in the united states, pretty soon. if you become president, how is starbucks' considerable reliance on china not a conflict of interest for you? >> very important question. first off, in the last 20 years, s starbucks as built almost 4,000 stores in ch

our military is the most powerful on earth, by far, and america -- [applause] america is again winning each and every day. [applause] members of congress, the state of our union is strong. [applause] [crowd chanting usa] pres. trump: that sounds so good. [laughter] pres. trump: our country is vibrant and our economy is thriving like never before. friday it was announced we added another 304,000 jobs last month alone, almost double the number expected. [applause] an economic miracle is taking place in the united states, and the only thing that can stop it are foolish wars, politics, or ridiculous, partisan investigations. [applause] if there is going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be war and investigation. it just does not work that way. we must be united at home to defeat our adversaries abroad. this new era of cooperation can start with finally confirming the more than 300 highly qualified nominees who are still stuck in the senate, in some cases years and years waiting -- not right. [applause] pres. trump: the senate has failed to act on these nominations, which is unfair

unions built america's middle class, they will rebuild america's middle class. when we are talking about the economy, we have to talk about attacking the costs that hard-working families deal with every day. let's start with health care as a basic human right. i support medicare for all. so much more. we have to bring down student loan debt. it's killing an entire generation. when i have been talking about for a whole week, we need universal childcare and early education. [applause] everybody. the best in our kids. we have a lot. i will do one more. it is important. we need to invest in housing. housing for middle-class families, working families, the working poor, people with disabilities, seniors, we have to make these investments. i will do one more. it is really important. crisis in thisid country. i ineople will that america today. that's like a plane crash. it will happen again tomorrow, the next day, the next day. here's the deal. you that you to love, someone you know and says they have a problem. realize that across this nation, the person has less than

we certainly did that all through central america and south america for many many years we know that these efforts are made repeatedly there not criminal every intelligence agency in the world sees as part of its function to make sure that elections turn out favorably to the country. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to tikrit the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know war here i mean your list put video in the. spelling you go to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four . those who took had invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. i . i. more fury in france tens of thousands of yellow vests activists turned out for the fourteenth straight weekend event government protests. with clashes erupting in the capital it has now been three months since the protest movement began also ahead. haiti is gripped by civil unrest with thousands of protesters flooding the stre

could be made in america sold in america instead of made america so china. can we have about a minute left and. you started your firm i read back in the late one nine hundred seventy s. with just about two hundred fifty dollars your firm is now worth billions and so are you so perhaps you can give us some advice we're surrounded by a lot of worries we have the u.s. china trade dispute which has a lot of investors nervous we have breaks it here in europe and nobody knows how is that going to play out. twenty nine hundred is still very young is now a good time to invest it's actually a great time if you think about equities let me make a couple of points the correction that it bottomed in december twenty sixth on a u.s. and global basis and german business. was the correction indoor bear market closest to the end of accounting be your of any and measured history and if you just look at the average aftermath of corrections in the next twelve months which almost perfectly in time parallels to the. twenty nineteen the average is a thirty four percent return for g

unions built america's middle class and unions will rebuild america's middle class. and make american companies accountable for their action. raise wages by putting workers in those corporate board rooms where the real decisions are made. break outmon oply when they choke off competition, take on wall street banks so the big banks can never again threaten the security of our economy. and when giant corporations and their leaders cheat their customers, stomp out their competitors and rob their workers, let's prosecute them. [cheers and applause] senator warren: you know, and one more thing, i am tired of hearing that we can't afford to make real investments in child care, college and medicare for all. [cheers and applause] senator warren: i'm tired of it. i'm tired of hearing we can't afford to make investments in things that create economic opportunities for families. i'm tired hearing that we can't afford to make investments in things like housing and opioid treatment. can't afford to address things like rural neglect to the legacy of racial discrimination. i'm tire

a better america. just a few weeks ago i joined volunteers to distribute meals to furloughed federal workers. they waited in line for a box of food and a sliver of hope since they hadn't received paychecks in weeks. making lively hoods of our federal workers a pawn for political games is a disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt, engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenet of fairness and abandoned not just our people but our values. for seven years i led the democratic party in the georgia house of representatives. i didn't always agree with the republican speaker or governor, but i understood that our constituents didn't care about our political parties, they cared about their lives. so when we had to negotiate criminal justice reform or transportation or foster care improvements, the leaders of our state didn't shutdown. we came together and we kept our word. it should be no different in our nation's capital. we may come from different sides of the political aisle, but o

you know we're crossing america feels. huge out west for sure but the other thing is that it just seems a lot calmer than anything you see on twitter or social media site i kind of feel like social media is where the crazy people doubt that that makes people crazy it is where the crazy people go. because people are normal outside of twitter that's an interesting thing about it is that these usually powerful people will respond to trolls who have five followers and they'll get into these flame wars and people that are knows where they are you know there's people sitting in a barbershop somewhere in wichita falls texas with nothing to do so they they're in a flame war with their rio rubini or. bill gates or something they goes on for a bed then they block one blocks the other and it's over but yeah there's no boundaries there's no. wall separating these people and that does smack a bit of americana you know the absence of a rigid class system although that's changing of course but this is all the egalitarian is a democracy o

it's time america. [cheers] time to pass a constitutional amendment to overturn citizens money and get the dark out of our politics. to stop discrimin a tore actions by -- discrimno story -- it's time register every young person turn 18.hen they >> you see, the obstacle that with bigthrowing at us money and limits on voting, they they are also ut our path. they are how, as paul wellstone we d tell us, they are how organize. here is another one. climate change. the people are on our side when it comes to climate change. why? they e like you and i, believe in science. that's why, in the first hundred of my administration, i will reinstate the clean power gas mileage standards and put forth sweeping legislation to invest in green infrastructure. on day one, we will rejoin international climate agreement. obstacles, they are our path. here's another challenge. have o many politicians their heads stuck in the sand when it comes to the digital revolution. hey, guys, it's not just coming. it's here. you don't

i was have pride in america being a melting pot. i don't i don't know if that's what we're going toward anymore and i thought that was the good part but just there's a difference between having pride and this belief that no matter what we do it's always a great part of american exceptionalism where even if we do something wrong we did it for the right reason so we're sort of off the hook living at the start as an american i have a minute's pride for this that i am extremely proud of this country our past what we are going to do in the future hopefully and what we're doing currently there is a reason why we should be very proud to be americans today i would also look at someone that lived in another country and say you should also be proud of living in your country most countries know there's some the way i would go as a woman you would even be able to see. that you're a woman said that those those issues but so i think and the kind of there's no reason why we should not be breeding proud of being in america the question is are we us

together, we are coming for america. for a better america. just a few weeks ago, i joined volunteers to distribute meals to furloughed federal workers. they waited in line for a box of food and the sliver of hope, since they hadn't received paychecks in weeks. making livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political gains is a disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt, engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenant of fairness and abandoned not just our people, but our values. for seven years, i led the democratic party in the georgia house of representatives. i didn't always agree with the republican speaker or governor, but i understood that our constituents didn't care about our political parties, they cared about their lives. so, when we had to negotiate criminal justice reform or transportation or foster care improvements, the leaders of our state didn't shut down. we came together and we kept our word. it should be no different in our nation's capital. we may come from different sides of the political aisl

and in the middle east -- america alone. and in the middle east, the united states is working to blrks as the president said, a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor to god. and the winds of change can already be felt across the middle east. israel's prime minister openly visits oman. just last week pope francis visited the united arab emirates. longstanding enemies are becoming partners. old foes are finding new ground for cooperation. and the descendents of eye sick -- isaac andish mail are coming together in common cause like never before. this historic conference is a testament to the truth that a new era has begun. together with our allies, the united states has brought the full force of our military to drive radical islamic terrorism from the face of the earth. we've taken the fight to radical islamic terrorists on their terms -- on their soil and on our terms. president trump gave our commanders in the field the authority they neede

can we hear it for america's public school teachers? applause]and so my firsten: teaching position was as a special needs teacher. [applause] senator warren: there we go. i loved that job. but by the and of the first school year, i was quite visibly pregnant. and the principal did not invite me back for the next school year. so i found myself at home with a baby and those were the days. and i got this idea that i could go to law school. so i headed off to a state law school, it cost $450 a semester. with a little one on my hip. but first, i needed childcare. as i'm about to head to law school, my daughter amelia is almost two. in order to do this, i have to find daycare. i found out how hard it was. i spent weeks visiting all kinds of places. and none of them were right. the kids looked miserable, there was a funny smell, the waiting list was a mile-long, the cost was way outside our budget. so finally, it is getting down to the last week before law school classes are going to start. i am starting to sweat and then i find a truly great

first told me it's all about america first we're not going to give up hundreds of billions of dollars in orders and let russia and china and everybody else have a it's all about for me very simple it's america versus critics of the u.s. saudi relationship have often pointed to the lack of human rights in saudi arabia as well as the saudi monarchy has ties to terrorism but it seems at the moment that we now have pretty solid evidence and a report from the house of representatives oversight committees showing that the united states for not the first time but just like on previous occasions openly discussed the idea of helping the kingdom of saudi arabia to develop nuclear power . top u.s. official staying to pittsburgh on the same page when it comes to america's military strategies on syria on wednesday iraqi officials kind that u.s. forces would be withdrawing from syria of iraq by april the feste the pentagon has refused to confirm the deadline speaking instead of an orderly exit. the unity and territorial integrity of syria. president trump announced in december that he would be with

what made america great and yes meet abby. don't forget to catch sean hannity's new show hannity on air. sign up right now. thank you so much for watching. have a great night. breaking tonight emergency at the border and treachery in the swamp as president trump gets ready to fight for his border wall just minutes ago disgraced former fbi official andrew mccain confirmed the deep state plot to overturn the 2016 election with an administrative coup. good evening and welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of positive populism. pro work, profamily and pro- community. we will debate the president's national emergency declaration, the border security funding bill as well as those shocking revelations from andrew mccabe. also tonight something i have been wanting to do for a very long time.

america alone. america first can coexist, we are not just america alone, and in fact, i will note, right now, we have put together an excellent trade deal in my opinion, and my colleagues, the ministers from canada and mexico will be here in a moment, the usmca is a strong deal, negotiating heavy with china, negotiating heavily with europe, with japan, and we have completed a very good trade injury -- trade agreement with south korea. i have emphasized america first, but not america alone, we are engaged globally, open for business globally, engaged globally, and let me make one final point on the general policy. our intent is always been to create trade deals in america's interests, old economy, new economy, all the various sectors of the economy, in a bipartisan way. you may not agree, and you may wish to push back, i appreciate that, i look forward to the questions, and so forth, but we believe that bilateral trade negotiating, bilateral trade and goading -- negotiating, is bilateral, we don't wa

to newcomers to america. then he goes on to say, you have to read this speech directly, because i most certainly will not do it justice. but then he goes on to say, the vital force, america must recognize that the vital force of our preeminence in the world is every new generation of new immigrants coming to our country. and once america fails to recognize their contribution, we will fail to be preeminent in the world. ronald reagan. recognizing that vitality, the optimism, the hope, the courage, the determination to make the future better for their children and the next generations, and those are american traits. those people, all of our ancestors, parents, grandparents, maybe some of you in the room, make america more american with that optimism, hope, courage and determination. he goes on to say, we must not close doors. you really have to read his speech. it's just remarkable. and he, george herbert walker bush, president clinton, president george w. bush in his heart, in his head was all there with immig

god bless these united states of america. . mr. speaker, i also rise today to celebrate the outstanding achievement of the san antonio christian school's swim teams for winning both the girls and boys texas association division ii state championships last week. this achievement is truly a testament to their dedicated work ethic and incredible talents. what a fantastic way to end an undefeated season. hard work and practice paid off. your parents, your peers, and your community are proud of you. included in this group is a former intern of mine, a gifted athlete and rising star, michael o'brien of san antonio, texas. well done, michael. enjoy these great moments. you'll treasure them for the rest of your lives and, go, lions. mr. speaker, in 2019, there are more women serving in congress than any other point in american history. this is a tremendous achievement for our nation and a trend i hope will continue because while women are half the population, they still make up less than a quarter of my congressional colleagues. i rise tod

we belong to north america. we're committed to an integrated north america. we're committed to a competitive north america. and we are committed to having the best conditions to be able to attract investment and to be considered as -- continue to be considered an expert platform. we believe that mexico is the source of competitiveness for north america. we believe that mexico is an ideal partner for the u.s. and we know that as a result of the nafta, we have been able to integrate our economies in such a way that the region really is -- it cannot be considered north america without mexico. the mexican production is essential. mexico has been very successful in complimenting production in north america, basically in the transportation equipment sector and computer and electronic products where we basically do half of our trading manufacturing. our experts are growing at an amazing growth. but also, something that we should not forget is that the nafta has created a north american integration whereby our products are north american. they cannot be considered me

no issue better illustrates the divide between america's working-class and america's political class than illegal immigration. wealthy politicians and donors push for open borders, while living their lives behind walls and gates and guards. [applause] pres. trump: meanwhile, working-class americans are left to pay the price for mass illegal immigration, reduced to jobs, lower wages, overburdened schools, hospitals that are so crowded you can't get in, increased crime, and a depleted social safety net. tolerance for illegal immigration is not compassionate, it is actually very cruel. [applause] pres. trump: one in three women is sexually assaulted on the long journey north. smugglers use migrant children as human pawns to exploit our laws and gain access to our country. human traffickers and sex traffickers take advantage of the wide-open areas between our ports of entry to smuggle thousands of young girls and women into the united states and to sell them into prostitution and modern-day slavery. tens of thousands of innocent americans are killed by lethal drugs that cross our border

amÉrica perdiÓ solamente uno de sus Últimos 19 partidos jugados como local. mientras que los lobos han ganado uno de sus Últimos cinco partidos jugados. >> siquiera se animÓ. prefiriÓ evitar cualquier rebote,atenciÓn luz que va a ganar el mexicano y rebota la pelota, se que de mesa para lobos. >> le hemos visto goles que rebotan, la recupera, dispara. >>estÁn llamando a otro jugador, me parece que es mauro lainez. >> atenciÓn con renato ibarra, excelente, se acaba recuperando y mÁs adelante leo ramos. presiÓn, cuidado con la tranquilidad jugador muy bueno con los pies, el guardameta de los Águilas. piden falta sobre brunvaldÉs. >> lo que tiene marchesin le ha costado meterse en terreno peligroso pero es un arquero que entiende que si la presiÓn que entre mÁs sube la presiÓn mÁs se les acomoda el equipo contrario hay mÁs huecos que puedes aprovechar en la salida. >>emanuel aguilera. bruno valdÉs. >> hubo un seÑalamiento de parte de leo ramos para que lo aguantaran tantito. >> da silva que intenta ganar y lo hace bien ramos. >> perfecto, leo ra

you're talking about private equity is that kraft tines kraft and heinz two major consumer products in america they sell food like products catch up and velveeta cheese they merge under the guidance of three g. which is a giant brazilian private equity firm and private equity as we've talked about here in kaiser report for years is the extraction model they've you know these are two huge u.s. multinational food giants who have been around for decades and had lots of assets and brand value they extracted the brand value by going through a radical austerity measures upon the company but also not innovating therefore they didn't come up with new products and millennialism the new generation of consumers in america are not like the generation of consumers that warren buffett is used to you know his first investment was in one thousand nine hundred two the beginning of the boomer wave and boomers didn't really expect much from their food but now here people actually want food they don't want to. tomato ketchup like products they want actually can catch up with tomatoes and no corn high fructose cor