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All be there are few things as democrats we should all be proud of from this convention. One is that the senator Sanders Campaign came together with the Hillary Clinton campaign. [applause] without the very spirited and engaging debate that we had ending gauge primary that be have those issues would not be the forefront of the National Debate and thats very important that they are and that we were able to produce that platform. Second is that another core strength of the Democratic Party and American Values is that we care about our children and we dont ever give up and that is what you are go...

He feels really deeply, which is why its translated into me different ways in the administration which im proud of. And it is sort of had we pulled out altogether. I welcome any ideas, too. Feel free to send them in. Im afraid that will have to be the final word because were out of time. That would truly terrific. We learned a lot about what youre doing and because some good advice which everybody takes to heart, i think that i want to thank you very much for spending your time with us this afternoon. Thank you. Thats great. [applause] and i also want to thank all of you for coming, and to let...

Cost of servicing the debt will increase so quickly and so much that we could very well find yourself in a situation where the current, what we were added to changes vary dramatically. And we can talk about this further if we had the chance. Process alone is not the solution to the problem. You do need policy agreement to make the thing work. However, i think it is important to understand that the policy process can be an important agreement in keeping things on track as we move further. I agree with dave obey if you cant solve the problem, to which you can do. We used to say that back in the ...

U.S. Rep. Tom Cole, a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation, has become the first Native American to chair the House Appropriations Committee and the first congressional member representing Oklahoma to

First elected to Congress in 2003, Tom Cole is the longest-serving Native American in congressional history.