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reverend pinkney's office, visited the memorial for the victims outside, i grew stronger. my son, my family grew stronger. we prayed together. we grieved together. we found hope together for real. for real. and that reminds me that threw our pain each of us must find purpose. for me that purpose was a life worthy of my son beau and i mean it sincerely. for you that purpose is for the lives worthy of loved ones lost to make them proud. so many of you were there for us during that loss. including my dear friend jim and emily clyburn. ms. emily i miss. people of deep faith. jim, a great public servant, and best friend you could ever have. jim, i'm thinking of emily today. we talked about it down stairs a
we also have been together at moments of unbearable loss for my family. two days after the service of the reverend, my surviving son and i came back. my family worshipped with you sunday service to show our solidarity. but my family also needed to be healed. we didn't realize how badly. 22 days before we buried my son, beau. a veteran because of the burn pits in iraq for a year. we were -- we were in more pain than we knew. we came here to offer comfort. and received comfort from you. no, i'm serious. as i listened in the pews, spent time with the families, visited the reverend's office, visited the memorial for victims outside. i grew stronger.
and >> thank you, will: alaska airlines grounding beau, 757 after one had to make a emergency landing. a section of the plane blew out in midair heading to california. withins say air masks quickly drop ntsb ceiling and a gaming hole created a suction tunnel so powerful and ripped the shirt of the child's body. pete: think you're going down at that point. will: luckily no serious injuries reported and airline beauing and canada safety transportation board going on.
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the -- can't be seen. it was right around the time i was at beau's grave. how dare he? who in god's name does he think he is? >> rev, how dare he? >> i mean, you saw some real emotion there. >> mm-hmm. >> i think it was one of better speeches if not the top two or three speeches he's ever given in his career, because he put himself into it. and i think the part you just played, that was for those of us that have ever been around him, that was real joe biden. that was -- you know, he's not the kind of performer, the politician that would just make something up. he really feels that way. and i think that is good for americans to see that. i remember in january of 2020, he came as the former vice president and spoke for martin luther king's breakfast the
a dictator, at least on day one of his presidency to sean hannity, talking about how president biden called the soldiers buried in the american cemetery in france suckers and losers. got emotional when he mentioned that, saying he was visiting his son beau's grave, who was a soldier. how dare he, he says, how dare he, regarding trump, calling soldiers suckers and losers. the thing that stood out to me, though, really in all of this, is this idea that our democracy, our politics is not an all-out war situation. it's not a winners and losers situation. it should be a peaceful way to resolve our differences. that's the goal of democracy. that's the goal the founders laid out 250-odd years ago. that's what president washington was doing when he first gave up power after the war, and then when he gave up power again, two
was at beau's grave. how dare he. who in god's name does he think he is. when former aides, trump plans to invoke the insurrection act, which would allow him to deploy u.s. military forces on the streets of america. he said it. he calls those who oppose him vermin. he talks about the blood of america as being poisoned, echoing the same exact language used in nazi germany. he proudly posts on social media the words that best describe his 2024 campaign, quote, revenge, quote, power, and quote, dictatorship. there's no confusion about who
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