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When presidents talk about the statute of liberty and the pedestal and contains the words given you're tired, poor, huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the poem called the new pope wasn't part written to help raise money for the pedestal only years later was it rediscovered and allowed to give maini meaning to the statute and a beacon of hope to huddles masses yae yearning to breathe free. when they quote the poem, this is how they sound. >> from her beacon hand worldwide welcome. keep ancient lands your storied. >> give me your tired, your

Given you're tired, poor, huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the poem called the new -- it was written in part to to help raise money for the pedestal only years later was it rediscovered and allowed to give meaning to the statute and a beacon of hope to huddles masses yearning to breathe free. and democracy. normally when president's quote the poem. this is how they sound, >> from her beacon hand worldwide welcome. keep ancient lands your storied. >> give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. the the teening shore, send these, the homeless, tossed to me...

Gates shall stand, she wrote, a mighty woman with a torch, from her beacon hand glows worldwide welco welcome, keep ancient lands your storied pomp, give me your tired, and your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be fr free. send these the homeless tempest tossed to me. i lift my lamp beside the golden do door. let us remember these words, for it falls on each generation to ensure that that lamp, that beacon continues to shine as a source of hope around the world,

Built, years before it would be seen by throngs of immigrants craning their next skyward at the end of a long and brutal voyage, years before would come to symbolize everything that we cherish. she imagined what it could mean. she imagined the sight of a giant statue at the entry point of a great nation. but unlike the great monuments of the past, this would not signal an empire. instead, it would signal one's arrival to a place of opportunity and refuge and freedom. here at our sea washed sunset gates shall stand, she wrote. a mighty woman with a torch. from her beacon hand glows

Built, years before it would be seen by throngs of immigrants craning their next skyward at the end of a long and brutal voyage, years before it would come to symbolize everything that we cherish she imagined what it could mean. she imagined the sight of a giant statue at the entry point of a great nation. but unlike the great monuments of the past this would not signal an empire. instead it would signal one's arrival to a place of opportunity and refuge and freedom. here at our sea-washed sunset gates shall stand, she wrote. a mighty woman with a torch. from her beacon hand glows