one america. folks, i told every leader i have ever met, it's never ever been a good bet to bet against america. and it still isn't. we are the united states of america. there is not a single thing, nothing beyond our capacity. [applause] we can do whatever we set her mind to do it if we do it together. let's begin together. god bless you all. may god protect our troops. thank you for your patience. [applause] thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i don't know how to reach out and i have the experience. >> i can do a lot of good there with a conversation. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> the joint session. [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> for what purposes the gentleman from maryland recognition? [applause] >> without objection. [inaudible conversations] >> in a speech that ran just over one hour president biden rema

are you for america first? freedom fighters, right, that is what we are, and they are very few of them in washington, d.c. we have learned that with president trump, and so when there is somebody that stands up and fights for the american people and who finally puts americans in the america first agenda, in front, above all else, it is really, really nice, so i am proud tonight to welcome to our barbecue boots and bluegrass, a congressman who has been a fearless freedom warrior for america first and the america first agenda. you know him, you know him well, he has been all over tv. he has been all across the country fighting for america and i'm proud to welcome to the states tonight -- the stage tonight congressman matt gaetz. ,♪ [rap music in background] >> ♪ what the shotgun quota, republican vota, don't believe in the usa ♪ rep. gaetz: thank you, amy. thank you to my amazing fiancÉ, ginger. i love you with all of my heart and i can assure you the best is , indeed yet to come. keep fighting. after a ru

great again he wanted to bring all the production back into america. which a look cost basis was you know completely nuts but that was a policy it was all tough kate it was sort of you know going in on on themselves whereas the rest of the world was used to an america which was outward going and it was a fundamental change in the whole situation china you know basically china did the right thing i think strategically and she didn't really respond to what america did . just let america get on with it in a sense and try not to respond but she did make 2 mistakes in my view the 1st was that when the situation escalated over hong kong she decided to tear up the treaty with britain i think that was i can understand why they did it but i think that's a mistake. i think the other thing is. if you like very very. settled view that taiwan should be is part of big china and i think that's going to be a problem look thanks to see beginning to really make itself felt in the next 6 months or so i mean we've already got you know increased presence in the china seas

that means all of us, america. we frame this moment for all of us, not just for george floyd. this is a victory for those who champion humanity over inhumanity. those who champion justice over injustice. those who champion morals over immorality. america, let's lean into this moment. and let's make sure that this moment will be documented for our children yet unborn, and they continue on the journey to justice knowing that the blood of george floyd led them a trail to a more just america. a more just america where breonna taylor gets the opportunity to sleep in peace at night without the police busting in her front door. a more just america where ahmaud arbery gets to run free and not be lynched for jogging while black. a more just america where jacob blake and anthony maclean and walter scott and laquan mcdonald in all these other black men, terence crutcher, who was shot in the back while running away like daunte wright was just a week ago. because for some reason, black men running away from the police is more d

america back 1st of all of course shots and arms 220000000 shots into america's arms i thought that was a helpful you know just just market that he laid down the other thing of course is that no president in the history has ever created that many jobs in the 1st 100 days is office but as europeans i think there was also a message in there that was still an america 1st message and we saw it over the last 100 days that joe biden of course has put america 1st i think we in here have also noticed. i want to stay here with that with the notion of foreign policy i want you to take a listen to what the former u.s. president don't trump said about biden's foreign policy in particular his policy on china in an interview on fox news take a listen they're going to give our country away to china china will take over this country if they don't do something very quickly and they've been very very weak and china and we beat john that so badly and then cover it came along and it was back to step one now as you know there are obviously problems with the truth there and what the former president is s

from this day forward it's going to be only america first, i going to be only america first, america first.— america first. and president biden confronts _ america first. and president biden confronts a _ america first. and president biden confronts a starkly - biden confronts a starkly different world too, with a whole host of challenges. the myanmar coup, political unrest in russia, climate change, a stalemate in syria. around's nuclear ambitions, all while the world grapples with a global pandemic that knows no borders. many believe the greatest challenge to american influence will undoubtedly come from china. influence will undoubtedly come from china-— from china. the issue for most ofthe from china. the issue for most of the century _ from china. the issue for most of the century will _ from china. the issue for most of the century will be - from china. the issue for most of the century will be what - from china. the issue for most of the century will be what we | of the century will be what we do about an emerging china and will they continue to be intent on notjust compet

floyd, but for the legacy of america, the legacy of trying to make america for all americans so that george floyd's victory and america's quest for equal justice under the law would be intertwined. america, let's frame this moment as a moment where we finally are getting close to living up to our declaration of independence, that we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equally, that they're endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, amongst them life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. america, that means all of us. that means black people. that means hispanic people. that means native people. that means asian people. that means all of us, america. we frame this moment for all of us, not just for george floyd. this is a victory for those who champion humanity over inhumanity, those who champion justice over injustice, those who champion morals over immorality. america, let's lean into this moment and let's make sure, reverend al, that this moment will be documented for our children yet unborn as they continue on the journey to justice, know

for us to truly make america great again, we will need all that america has two offer. men and women, gay and straight, rural and suburban, lack, white, brown, everybody. george herbert walker bush said, i am a white man and i hear the quiet people in our country. well, america first is not a quiet movement, and i am not a quiet man. i hear the millions of americans who feel forgotten, canceled, ignored, marginalized, and targeted. i draw confidence knowing silent majority is growing louder by the day. i welcome the different movements, anyone who can rally around our inclusive america first agenda. it is going to take all of us, one great big team to make america the best version of herself. what is in the mind and heart is never lost. we have tasted victory, we have renegotiated trade deals, had drawdowns from wars, and created peace and acceptance for the land that -- that has been hours for 200 years. before the chinese coronavirus attacks our bodies, and fraud attack the election. they could not beat trump at the ballot box in 2016, so they tried impeachment. that

america loves arresting people. i mean this woman got charged with a felony for a late videotape return that is ridiculous. you know who the real criminal is here, the person who invented the system where we were allowed to rent four videos and watch them in a day. you knew full well i couldn't watch those four videos when i took them. but still, you let me take them, because you wanted to charge me a late fee. and now look, i have a criminal record. i associate with other criminals all because i returned the nutty professor four hours late t was worth t you know who plays everyone, even the kid. oh, and by the way for our younger viewers, a vhs tape is, it is sort of like netflix except it's only held one show that you wanted to watch, instead of 800 shows that you will never watch. now thankfully they let this woman off the hook. but i do love how even after the charges were dropped, she still threw her roommate under the bus. >> yay, i'm free but you guys need to arrest deborah because this was all her fault. and

that's the only reason i'm staying in america. all the white people make me feel safe because if i go home my momma will beat me because she have sent me to the shop to buy bread and instead abought a lollipop. i think this is the future of award shows, forget agents and the managers. i want to see parents. yeah. i want to see brad pitt's dad holding up his embarrassing baby photos in the bathtub. i want to see emma stone lick her thumb and wipe her check when she's on stage. i want to see the rock, he looks tough now but he wet the bed till he was 19. turning from movies to the other favorite form of entertainment, gender reveal parties. unlike the oscars, this ended with a bang. >> a large explosion in new hampshire that shook multiple towns was blamed on a gender reveal party. >> the sound was captured on a doorbell camera. some residents thought it was an earthquake. 80 pounds of explosive detonated tuesday, police say the man set them off in a quarry because he thought it would be safe. fortunately, know was hurt. officials a

, a more just america. a more just america where breonna taylor gets an opportunity to sleep in peace at night without the police busting in her front door. a more just america where ahmaud arbery gets to run free and not be lynched for jogging while black. a more just america where jacob blake and anthony mcclain and walter scott and laquan mcdonald and all these other black men, terence crutcher, who were shot in the back while running away like daunte wright was just a week ago, because for some reason, black men running away from the police is more dangerous than young white men who commit mass murders and walk towards the police with an assault weapon, like kyle rittenhouse in kenosha, wisconsin. america, let this be the precedent. let this be the precedent, where we live up to the high ideals and thepromises, when we say liberty and zwjustice for all. those sunkissed children are included in all. those children who overcame slavery, the middle passage, the dread scott decision, jim crow, and his much

foreign policy toward latin america but when you compare that to looking at china. russia europe asia latin america always comes out to be the sort of orphan in those subjects the one dealt with the last and so i guess my question is given the legacy of american foreign policy in the region that has not put latin america 1st and foremost you know and you've talked about root causes a bit how do we have to square that and bring that around given the fact that we've never really been that good at latin american foreign policy. very good point steve in foreign policy cycles among scolar solving international relations the international politics one of the saying cease you know latin america is traditionally perceived us as the bought yog of the united states that's not the only reason why the u.s. you know considers it a secondary importance the key issue is we don't have nukes so if any of the countries in the region had nukes or states us in policy making cycles in washington we would go out i don't know if i would subscribe to then you know counseling any leaders in

we will, america will. the future belongs to america. as i stand here tonight and a new and vital hour of democracy in our nation, i can say with absolute confidence, i have never been more confident or optimistic about america. not because i am president, but because of what is happening with the american people. we've stared into the abyss of insurrection and autocracy, pandemic and pain, and we the people did not flinch. the very moment our adversaries were certain we would pull apart and fail, we came together and we united. we've summoned a new strength, new resolve, to position us to win the competition of the 21st century. on our way to a union more perfect, more prosperous, and more just. as one people, one nation, and one america. folks, as i've told every world leader i've ever met with over the years, it is never, ever, ever been a good bet to bet against america, and it still isn't. we're the united states of america. there's not a single thing, nothing, nothing beyond our capacity. we can do whatever we set our minds to if w

larry: al sharpton is black america' as pastor and benjamin crump has now become black america's lawyer. every time there is an experience of a lack family dealing with the trauma and pain of losing a family member, it is al sharpton praying with them and it is often been crump -- benjamin crump trying to represent them in court and get a civil settlement. their combined attention to these cases helped raise the national platform and galvanize some action. the problem and issues that lack lives matter protesters raised last summer are the exact same at the trial of derek chauvin in the death of daunte wright. they think there is systemic racism and america needs to confront the racial bias in policing and other aspects of daily life. anchor: stay with us on "outside source," still to come, denmark comes the first country in europe to abandon the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine, even though european regulators say benefits outweigh the risks. ♪ anchor: the jailed financier beie made off has died in a u.s. prison. -- bernie madoff has died in u.s. prison, where he was serving a 150 year

america is back 1st of all a slogan biden has been saying over and over america is back the transatlantic alliance is back sure enough the 1st visit by a biden official to berlin was something of a love in defense secretary lloyd austin tore up donald trump's plan to cut american troops in german bases and even announced an increase but while america is back is resonating here in europe in afghanistan it's the opposite biden has ordered u.s. troops to pull out this september many afghans now fear a taliban takeover biden always says that he is with the people of afghanistan they have been low to the american and nato forces control for 20 years and by withdrawing unconditionally from of kindness and the people there are being abandoned that afghan move could backfire for biden but he seems to have bigger fish to fry like russia and china his next message is for them america is tough i'll ask march 18th biden's top diplomats use their 1st meeting with their chinese counterparts to call them out on a litany of issues and wrong hong kong taiwan cyber attacks on the united states economic coe

in america, anything is possible. like what we did with the vaccines a decade ago that laid the foundation for covid-19 vaccines that we have today. like we did with the interstate highway system, transforming the way we travel and developed. americans can visit relatives anywhere in the country, with just a family station wagon. businesses here in pittsburgh can load up the truck to get the product of phoenix. to this day, about a quarter of all of the miles americans drive each year on one of those original highways. imagine what we can do, what is within our reach if we modernize our highways. you and your family could travel coast to coast without a single tank of gas onboard a high-speed train. we connect internet wherever you live. imagine knowing that you are handing your children and grandchildren a country that will lead the world and producing clean energy technology, and will address one of the biggest threats of our time. that is what we will do. altogether, along with the american rescue plan, the proposa

this is america. we are a constitutional republic we believe in private property right the we have unalienable rights we do believe in a color blind society. not critical this theory and critical that theory. this is america. where we're not ruled by one man, half whited signing executive order after executive order because he wants to be the greatest leftist in american history. this is america we're not ruled by 50/50 senate that ran through whatever it can to change our electoral system. and to change our boartd system or house of representatives with a ten votes margin smallest majority in a hundred years. they have no mandate to do what they're doing i've been saying this on radio since february 8th. joe biden is president because joe biden wants a historic legacy. and we are faced with two kinds of tyranny. the executive branch, we're faced with a man who believes in hypocrisy go big go fast whatever it takes. second amendment, i oppose it, i will sign executive orders to do what? to change the

that is an incredible quality that america has. not only a question of resilience others are resilient but to the idea of life and there is a commitment to living and living fully that i think is fundamentally american. and the fact we have ever cemeteries here within city limits as we go to the grocery store or the pharmacy. and we understand people pass that life goes on. i think that is another small miracle of why our lives are pleasant and go on as smoothly as they do here most of the time. >> let's switch gears just a little bit. throughout your career you have not shine away on - - i'd away from commenting on politics both with the iranian context and in the american context. you call it like you see it perhaps doing things like exposing the murderous act in berlin which is the subject of your second book. but your accessibility as a commentator also feeds into that in certain ways. you have noted the importance of america how we talk about another country as being important to both the self image and the propaganda efforts

and all the investments of american jobs that will be guided by one principle by america thank you america thank you i might know crime that if thatcher is not does not violate any trade agreement and spend the last us authorities by americans. american tax dollars are going to be used to buy american products made in america to create american jobs that's the way it's supposed to be and it will be in this administration thank god made it clear to all my cabinet people their ability to give exemptions as bents and strenuously limited it will be american products now i know some of you at home are wondering. whether these jobs are for you so many of you so many the folks i grew up with fear left behind forgotten and the economy is so rapidly changing it's straight i want to speak directly to you because you think about it. that's what people most worried about can i. and depended experts estimate the american jobs family had millions of jobs and trillions of dollars to economic growth in the years to come it is a it is a 8 year program these are good paying jobs that can't be outsourced nea

washington and this is bbc america. the u.s. is leveling new sanctions against russia after interference in american elections and cyber attacks. moscow says a response will be unavoidable. former police officer derek chauvin please the fifth and does not testify on the final day of evidence in his trial over george floyd's death. more than 1300 babies in brazil have died from covid. we have an exclusive access to a children's icu in the country. undocumented workers and america have suffered from the virus and feared deportation. a brooklyn church is a trusted place to get vaccinated. i will have a special report. ♪ laura: welcome to worlds america on pbs and around the globe. the united states is introducing sweeping sanctions against russia, expelling 10 diplomats accused of spying or trying to hurt moscow's ability to spend money. the russia has blamed -- the u.s. is concerned b the buildup of russian forces at the ukraine border. running is now is gary o'donoghue. justice: days ago president biden spoke to president putin

and that what never made america great, what happens when you don't put america first. and you know, our first opportunity to change that politically will be in two years, that is why it is important to keep talking about the issues and drawing a contrast between trump administration policy and biden administration policy, that very early are failing. mark: in this presidency we have a combination of incompetence of carter administration and left week position of obama administration, i cannot think of anything worse, john ratcliffe thank you for your service tote to the country and in congress as well. >> thank you, mark. mark: we'll be right back wealth is your first big investment. worth is a partner to help share the load. wealth is saving a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. when i'm on my hands and knees and i'm digging through the dirt. i feel something in me, like a fire, that's just growing. i feel kinder, when nature is so kind

america will. the future belongs to america. as i stand here tonight before you in a new and vital hour of life in the democracy of our nation and i can say with absolute confidence i have never been more confident or optimistic about america not because i am president, because of what is happening with the american people. we stared into the abyss of insurrection and autocracy, pandemic and pain and we the people did not flinch. the moment our adversaries were certain we would pull apart and fail we came together, we united with light and hope we summoned a new strength, new resolve to position us to win the competition of the 21st century. on our way to a union more perfect, more prosperous, more just as one people, one nation and one america. folks, i told every world leader i met with over the years is never a good bet to bet against america and it still isn't. we are the united states of america, there is not a single thing, nothing beyond our capacity. we can do whatever we set our minds to if we do it together so let's be

so obviously these pictures were not taken by the professional photographers to show america what america's can't look like during world war ii right here. his hot steamed rice is put it in large vat and then with a mallet master down make it a rice paste. so we've just before new year's new year's been the biggest holiday in japan and still big holiday over here for the japanese american they make these more cheap. and the season the mochi would soy sauce or soy sauce and sugar and then they start putting in sweet beans in this mochi. now, we have a japanese american concoction called mochi ice cream that started right here in the japanese village plaza right here is a scene of the heart of little tokyo way back in 1905. that's before the automobiles. and then some of the industries that the japanese were involved in was railroading citrus farming also right here. that's a picture bride. during early 1900s japanese came from japan to america to get rich and go back to japan, but that didn't happen, but it was basically a male population about 20 to one japanese men versus a female. so ther

it's america's most liveable city. one where safe is the most affordable city and the worst city in america for black people. wait, what? what in the name of pittsburgh's mr. rodgers is going on? the paradox of a seven-time higher infant mortality rate black babies over white babies, or a safe liveable city versus the attacks on jewish people means that pittsburgh, like in america, let history and structure of white supremacy has us living two totally separate realityings. you know existing while black in pittsburgh is like starving to death while in the super market isle. ok. i didn't come up with that. a great friend of mine who is a great writer and a pittsburgh native. >> if you hear about a pittsburgh steeler getting arrested, it happened here. >> that's funny. >> damon young is a writer and a co-founder of one of my favorite websites, very smart brother. most importantly after he made it, he stayed it. >> i feel like pittsburgh is a microcosm. we believe our own hype, just like america believes its lofty missions

works, and as far as they— system in america works, and as far as they are — system in america works, and as far as they are concerned when it comes to black— as they are concerned when it comes to black and — as they are concerned when it comes to black and brown people it is still failing. there are still a number— still failing. there are still a number of activists camped out here and they— number of activists camped out here and they have a list of 24 demands for systemic change they want to see _ for systemic change they want to see they— for systemic change they want to see. they say they will remain here until that _ see. they say they will remain here until that happens. tomorrow this city will— until that happens. tomorrow this city will turn its attention to mourning another black man who was killed _ mourning another black man who was killed just _ mourning another black man who was killed just over a week ago in a traffic— killed just over a week ago in a traffic stop with police. his family will hold — traffic stop with police. his family will hold his f

america coming back can't mean america going backwards. it must fashion a distinctive agenda that will not just take this country forward and take america forward but take the global system forward because if we have learnt anything in the wake of covid it's that a divided international system is a danger to us all. whether or not president biden will be successful in this diplomacy—first style of foreign policy depends not just on the talents of his staff. america's relationship with the world will also come to be defined by those nations with which it engages. hello there. generally speaking, it looks like monday should be a dryer day, and temperatures may be a little higher than they were over the weekend. it certainly was a cold weekend, and we had widespread wintry showers developing, even had some snow here for a while in greater london. a lot of those wintry showers are fading away, but we still have cold air across the uk. high pressure towards the south—west — and running around the top of it, this weak weather front has bee

louder and louder, the voice of the people is heard in america too, the voice of the other america. today it is gagged, today debility sticks still govern, in the name of western freedom, terrorism versus progress. in the name of dollar democracy, police versus worker. ♪ but how much longer? the facade will fall, and the usa, as everywhere in the world, nothing can stop with the people's victory. >> but they do not stop with these distortions of american life. the kremlin has accused us of brutal atrocities in korea, such as they portray in this poster. through such anti-american propaganda, the kremlin is trying to drive a wedge between the united states and the rest of the free world. their peaceful offensive, illustrated by this soviet propaganda poster, is also closely related to this effort to isolate the united states. it illustrates the soviet claim that they are exerting their full weight of peace against the warmongers of the west. as great as the soviet menace is, there are problems in the free world of equal or greater significance. this is the area of decision in the s

america is once again on the move. that is in big part thinks to exactly what is happening here in the stadium which is a vaccination effort. i think the national guard earlier and i will thank you again. and baltimore mayor, look at what you are doing here. people can walk right into the stadium and get vaccinated. this is happening around the country. i have visited a local pharmacy in southeast dc and that community health center outside of denver. vaccine distribution site at a university in las vegas. a site in chicago run by union members and another in jacksonville run by military members. america, you must know the people working to administer vaccines, our heroes. and so just like those we visited with downstairs are the americans who sign up for that appointment and make the appointment to step up and get the shot. if you haven't been vaccinated yet or if you know somebody who hasn't, please ask folks to roll up their sleeves is time for us to do our part. [applause] >> we have also seen american aspiration t

that's a competition between america and china the rest of the world is all about. so morris is this infrastructure plan is it also part of america's answer to the china challenge in this 21st century. absolutely i think it is and i think the framing is very interesting and it's also very reminiscent of earlier moments in history with the u.s. in order to muster the political will really needed some kind of an opponent so it's quite interesting if you think of the railroad system it's the civil war if you think of the cold war it's the enter interstate highway system everything that's in the i pad and the i phone all the technology comes out of the cold war so these kinds of investments have existed before and they need some kind of an opposition so so i find it quite striking that that bitless framing it in this would be if this cements the bipolar rivalry between the u.s. and china what does it mean then for europe i mean what do america's allies stand to gain from this. well i think there is a new type of thinking about what the state is supposed to do for econom

none of this is america. the problem is they don't like the language and they are trying to change the. we saw merriam webster change the definition of social justice. and change what court packing means in america. with everyone in unison basically lying to the american people, that what they did about georgia's election law. it has a minimum of 17 days codified drop box that we never allowed before prepandemic. and allowing for anyone to request an absentee ballot for any reason. they don't tell you what hr1 does. the fact lit get rid of voter i.d. laws with a vast majority of american support, including minorities. it also mandates ballot harvesting and expand election day to 10 days. it gives then an opportunity to cheat in elections moving forward. steve: you are right about all of this. the things i think -- the two word i want to take from that brilliant exposition is wake up. you put it so clearly. we need to wake up and fight incredibly hard. we'll see you later on tonight. will the coronavirus restr

we all know it to be america. and america became their home. this is my story. my family's story. one of millions that make up the asian american experience here in our nation. we are living the american dream. may is right around the corner. and with it, so is asian american pacific islander heritage month and awareness. the awareness part is important. as an asian american small business owner here, in georgia, and america, this pandemic has hit arkham unity hard. -- hit our community card. we opened up in january of 2020 right before the pandemic. it's been tough on us. but we've made it through, but we didn't do it alone with our own hard work. we made it through because of our neighbors. our neighbors in our community. it is pulling together to get us through the hard times is what makes our country great. [cars honking] this past year wasn't just economic challenges. we saw harassment and violence rear its ugly head. that is why in this past election, the stakes were high. not just for small business owners like mine struggling to stay afloat, but high for asian american com

this is not america. we have seen this effort this slander georgia's election law, and lying about it saying it is jim crow on steroids, calling it a voter suppression bill, this is expanding access to voting, to get to us hr-1, saying if georgia cannot be responsible weaker to federalize them, and nationalize them, put democrat in power. >> right. you have the corporate america lining up behind it, another frightening extension of the power grab. the sciences of -- silences of criticism. a tiny example that i noticed today left wing twitter mob was outraged senator rick scott from florida was invited on to abc news, sunday morning show with george stephanopolous because of something he said on january 6, he should not be given a platform, they want to silence him it frightening. >> you have democrat members of congress advocating things that look for truth and reconciliation committee, mandating when people can see and not see, getting networks off of the air, that is not america, people need to wake up.

just america, a more just america — more just america, a more just america where breonna taylor gets an opportunity— america where breonna taylor gets an opportunity to sleep in peace at night _ opportunity to sleep in peace at night without the police busting in her front— night without the police busting in her front door, a more just america work— her front door, a more just america work a _ her front door, a more just america work a mod — her front door, a more just america work a mod arborist to run free and not he _ work a mod arborist to run free and not be lynched forjogging while tflack— not be lynched forjogging while black -- — not be lynched forjogging while black —— where a maht ahmaud arbery... where all these other— ahmaud arbery... where all these other tflack— ahmaud arbery... where all these other black men, terence crutcher, who was _ other black men, terence crutcher, who was shot in the back wall running — who was shot in the back wall running away like daunte wright was was a _ running away like daunte wright was was a week— running away

riley thank you america jobs plan b. the biggest increase in non-defense research and development on record will see more technological change and some of you know more about this than i do we'll see more technological change in next 10 years and we saw in the last 50 that's how rapidly artificial intelligence and so much more is changing and we're falling behind the competition with the rest of the world decades ago we used to invest 2 percent of our gross domestic product in america 2 percent of our gross domestic product research and development today mr secretary that's less than one percent china and other countries are closing in fast. we have to develop and dominate the products and technologies in the future advance batteries biotechnology computer chips clean energy the sector's events can tell you and those you are working nasa security issues now the defense department has an agency called darpa the defense advanced research projects agency that people who set up before i came here and that's been a long time

this is an america problem t. fact these sheriffs came here to help us address this issue shows you the impact it has on their communities as well. >> harris: sheriff dannels i want to ask you a direct question about what our reporting was saying talking about putting children in harm's way and what they're seeing in texas they'll throw them right in the river and it distracts agents. how difficult is that kind of behavior by the cartels to curtail and to fight in this whole process? >> well thank you, harris. thanks for having us on and thanks to my sheriffs for being here. this is the largest humanitarian issue on the southwest border going on right now. they are exploiting the people and children and the public safety aspect affecting all communities in america. i will just say this, harris, to you. in this region the tucson sector of board are patrol in the fiscal year have had 60,000 getaways just in this sector of the border. that's the largest in the country. these are people we've seen on cameras. they hav

, a more just america, a more just america where breonna taylor gets an opportunity to sleep in peace at night without the police busting in her front door. a more just america where ahmaud arbery gets to run free and not be lynched for jogging while black. a more just america where jacob blake and anthony mcclain and walter scott and all these other black men, terrence who was shot in the back while running away like daunte wright was just a week ago because for some reason black men running away from the police is more dangerous than young white men who commit mass murdered and walk towards the police with an assault weapon like kyle rittenhouse in kenosha, wisconsin. america, let this be the precedent. let this be the precedent where we live up to the high ideals and the promises where we say liberty and justice for all. those sun kissed children are included in all. those children who overcame slavery, the jim crow and his much, smarter, wiser son jim crow jr. esquire. let this be the precedence where we overcome systemic racism and oppression and that we are a better people and w

so why should you fight for america? well these three boys insisted they're gonna fight for america to prove their loyalty to america so they went overseas one of them got killed so the brother wrote to the father feel proud that your son gave the the supreme sacrifice for his country. so he was really sad about that, but then two months later, he got killed. so now the father is really concerned. so he asked the department of army to return the third son from combat area. he was refused on the ground that he had one more son at home, but fortunately he did get home. okay, initially the 104 for the second regimental combat team were issued that circular patch there this arm and the sword would dripping blood they said that's not us. so they give him permission to draw up their own patch. so they do the red white and blue background with a liberty torch. so that represents a hunter for president for 40 second regimental combat team. this is one of the models of one of the ten camps. this is bands in our camp, which is loc

america's house was on fire. we had to act. thanks to extraordinary leadership of speaker pelosi men who are majority leader schumer. and the overwhelming support of the american people. democrats, independents and republicans. we did that. together. we passed the american rescue plan. one most consequential rescue packages in american history. we're already seeing the results. already seen the results. after i promise. we get 100 million covid-19 vaccine shots in the people's arms and a 100 days. we will have provided over 220 million covid shots in game. we're marshaling. everyone so we're marshaling every federal resource. we've got vaccines nearly 40,000 pharmacies. over 700 community health centers. where the poorest of the poor. can be reached. we're setting up community vaccination sites. developing mobile units to get to hard to reach communities. today. 90% of americans now 5 miles of a vaccination site. everyone. over the age of 16, everyone. >> is now eligible to get vaccinated right now right away. >> go get vaccina

it changed america and you begin to change america. you are helping us through that democracy can still deliver for the people. i want to thank you for all that. all of america wants to thank you. and here's what we mean by delivering for the people. we have created in the first 100 days 1,300,000 new jobs, 1,300,000 jobs in 100 days. that's more new jobs in the first 100 days of any president in history. folks, it's because of you when we were here to share a few more things we did. we provided assistance for children and families so they don't go hungry and kept people from being evicted from their homes and loans to small businesses to keep them open and people employed. we made georgia eligible to expand medicaid and another 500,000 georgians would be covered. folks health care is a right, not a privilege. and here's the thing that i'm the most proud of. we are on track to cut child poverty in half this year with the child tax credit. as much as we have done we have got a lot more to do but that's why i propose the american jobs pl