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He doubled down he saw people protesting in jersey as the twin towers fell. >> well, chip, sure, he was running for the republican nomination has been firing back at donald trump. bush laid into his rival about muslim americans and black lives matter protesters. >> the country is too good for us. this whole idea of just running on people's deep seeded fears about what the future looks like. it's not going to work as a campaign tactic. this is just wrong. there were, what i remember were a lot of peaceful muslims that were disheartened and grieved and sad and angry just as every other american ...

Have survived. it might be the kids or the seniors. we tried to come up with a list hoping that it was wrong and it was misinformation. so we worked on that and as the reports came in more and more they said, no, everybody is dead in jonestown. >> i saw it on tv. the first thing i did was throw up. i was horrified. i was sick. i was very happy jim was dead. i didn't have one qualm about that. but as the body counts came in and it was more and more of my friends were found dead. i just cried and grieved and cried and grieved for months.

From growing back bigger and stronger and more committed to the oregon that we all love so very much. thank you. >> thank you, governor brown. our next speaker, and i should mention the next three speakers got on planes and flew out here from washington, d.c. to be with us today. i'm very grateful for their efforts. the next speaker is senator ron widen. >> in the last 24 hours, oregonens struggled with unspeakable tragedy, grieved for the victims and the families and loved ones and gave a big, big thanks to our courageous first responders. right now is a time for healing

Have indeed broken our hearts but he cannot prevent our hearts from growing back bigger and stronger and more committed to the oregon that we all love so very much. thank you. >> thank you. our next three speakers got on planes from washington, d.c. and flew out here to be with us today. the next speaker is senator ron whiten. >> in the last 24 hours, oregonians struggled with unspeakable tragedy, grieved for the victims and families and loved ones and gave a big, big thanks to our courageous first responders. right now is a time for healing

Our hearts from growing back bigger and stronger and more committed to the oregon that we all love so very much. thank you. >> thank you, governor brown. our next speaker and i should mention the next three speakers got on planes and flew out here from washington, d.c. to be with us today. i'm very grateful for that you are efforts. the next speaker is senator ron widen. >> in the last 24 hours, oregonians struggled with unspeakable tragedy, grieved for the victims and the families and loved ones and gave a big, big thanks to our courageous first responders. right now, is a time for healing