We know that is what it is. the goal is always to make today better than yesterday. what did you make of that angela? [laughter] you are mad at joe biden kamala hairless, and rightly so for being bad up messaging. they are this poor and addressing raisman. it s just to be clear. are you gonna defend the? when tim scott said this is not a racist country, vice president kamala harris agreed with him. and so it d i m not defending any of what does that prove in your mind, that vice president harris? clearly all politicians are piece poor about speaking racism on this country. you talked about mother emmanuel, one of the things the few that i think joe biden did well yesterday, he addressed
You showed the clip of the former president of the united states just waxing and railing and saying all kinds of bs and there is no counter narrative to that. yes, the image of this president, joe biden, going into mother emmanuel, the image of this president going to valley forge, is an important start to a campaign that should have started probably 24 hours after he took the oath of office. donald trump didn t stop campaigning the entire four years, which is why you find the narrative is so much more difficult. because when there is nothing in that echo chamber, guess what? the only thing people here is the noise of the clanging bell. now, he has to go to his choir to get them ready to go out and preach and saying from the song sheet of lower inflation, lower cost of gas, infrastructure and, yeah, this itty-bitty thing
Are at. you showed the clip of the former president of the united states just waxing and railing and saying all kinds of bs and there is no counter narrative to that. yes, the image of this president, joe biden, going into mother emmanuel, the image of this president going to valley forge, is an important start to a campaign that should have started probably 24 hours after he took the oath of office. donald trump didn t stop campaigning the entire four years, which is why you find the narrative is so much more difficult. because when there is nothing in that echo chamber, guess what? the only thing people here is the noise of the clanging bell. now, he has to go to his choir to get them ready to go out and preach and
A symbol too of the trust placed in youth. this generation deserves to be fought for. over the last few months, i ve devoted all my energy to restoring hope to this generation and its parents by fighting for the republic s schools. i take with me the fight for the education system. i reaffirm the school is the mother of all battles, which must be at the heart of our priorities, and to which i, as prime minister, will give all the means necessary for its success. it will be one of my priorities. in 2020, gabriel attal spoke with stephen sackur on the bbc s hardtalk programme. at the time, he was serving as france s youth minister and was already seen as a rising star in president macron s party. he explained why he had joined emmanuel macron. i was in the socialist party, but i had been waiting for a few years for someone like emmanuel macron to propose this programme. but the very guy who advised macron on his economic strategy he concluded as he broke with macron, he said, macron has failed to respond
Successful 2020 campaign message from then candidate joe but he s going to save the soul of america. if you look at the polls you see that issue of democracy, januarw issues that democrats have an advantage on when it comes to democracy and the fundamentals of democracy. the challenge though is biden is now the incumbent he has a record as to defend and trump is the challenger she is out of office. voters care a lot more about the border, they care about the economy the care about a lot of other issues that biden has a very deep record on their not doing this white house favorably on the other issues. it s going to be an issue is when democrats feel they have to go back to because it is a winning issue for them. but there are a lot of other bread-and-butter issues voters care a lot more about right now. it s a statement the presence going to move on to south carolina and speak there for this is how the philadelphia inquirer but said they say mother emmanuel a and b the church there and trusted next week biden expected to call out white supremacy along with the
Bishop grain, thank you for those kind words. i mean that sincerely. and thank you reverend manning for, you know, the sheppard of this house to allow me to stand at this podium once again and all the faithful of mother emmanuel and distinguished guests. i was talking down stairs. i ve spent more time in the bethel ame church in wilmington, delaware than most people i know have spent in that church, black or white. i m serious, started the civil rights movement, i used to go to 7:30 mass, then 10:00 service with the reverend who was then running the church, who s now the bishop. i m told your bishop had been there before in south africa. that s where he is right now. the point is, i ve been blessed to worship here before as well.
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That we are breathing a kind of white supremacists violence politics out in american society that has to somehow be controlled and fought. you, know it s not lost on me the significance of charleston. it s not just what you were talking about in terms of the murders that mother emmanuel, but it is there. in south carolina. the civil war began. it is there in charleston that was one of the biggest ports in the slave trade during the slave trade. talk about, real quickly and less than a minute that we have left, about the significance of charleston. not only to the speech, but in the history of this country. it was where the civil war began, at fort sumter. it has always been the seed bed of the confederacy. and succession, -ism south carolina was first to go.
Me personally, i don t have a son. so tyree mostly connected was my son. so once i got him on the fedex, that was a blessing for both of us, because i enjoyed working with him and showing him the ropes, basically. now, rowvaughn and rodney, you are guests of president biden at last year s state of the union address. he exclaimed that something good must come from tyree s death. in a few minutes, we ll hear from the pastor of mother emmanuel church, where president biden will speak tomorrow, nearly nine years after a racist massacre that killed nine black worshippers, one of them the pastor. as the president campaigns for reelection, needing black support, what do you want to hear from him tomorrow as far
Successful 2020 campaign message from then candidate joe but he s going to save the soul of america. if you look at the polls you see that issue of democracy, januarw issues that democrats have an advantage on when it comes to democracy and the fundamentals of democracy. the challenge though is biden is now the incumbent he has a record as to defend and trump is the challenger she is out of office. voters care a lot more about the border, they care about the economy the care about a lot of other issues that biden has a very deep record on their not doing this white house favorably on the other issues. it s going to be an issue is when democrats feel they have to go back to because it is a winning issue for them. but there are a lot of other bread-and-butter issues voters care a lot more about right now. it s a statement the presence going to move on to south carolina and speak there for this is how the philadelphia inquirer but said they say mother emmanuel a and b the church there and trusted next week biden expected to call out white supremacy along with the