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[laughter] i was born and raised in california and then he went to west point where he was first in his class. he then spent five years as a u.s. army officer. and then went to harvard law school where he was an editor but a greater distinction as a research assistant for the great marianne. he moved to kansas, went into business, was elected to congress in 2010 and reelected three times. served as affiant committee on intelligence a president trump ended that career by making him director of the cia. [applause] he ran cia 2017 and 18 then name to of state where he served 2018 until ...

understanding for the right thing, the people understand what is true and what is not true love an army of people that will be with you through thick and thin the minute to show them you're willing to fight for them in the minute you show them into are willing to stand up for what is right when it is not easy because many elected officials are trying to say the right thing and then if they start to get blowback in, then start to run for the hills and so we've done is we stood in that arena and we have not backed down we have made sure to deliver big victories for the state of florida...

[applause] thank you. i assume all of those jurors were for me. i'm sure no introductions are needed but i will give you a brief one. mike pompeo great-grandparents arrived in the united states around 1900. now italy. a. [laughter] born and raised in california and then he went to west point where he was a first in his class. he then spent five years as a u.s. army officer. and then went to harvard law school where he was an editor but much greater distinction research assistant for the great mary and glendon. moved to kansas, went into business was elected to congress 2010 but presi...

that career by making him director of the cia. he ran cia for two years, was then named secretary of state where he served 2018 until january 2021. among the many things he did as secretary was he was my boss. i will tell you, i left every day of it. i'm not sure you left every day of it you look so much younger and better now that you are out of that job. [applause] >> i feel better too. before we talk about the state department i want to talk about the world. begin with something that happened last week. the secretary of state kissinger, your predecessor spoke at davos world econom...

of those said _ implied he's abused her. a lot of those said that _ implied he's abused her. a lot of those said that they - implied he's abused her. lot of those said that they thought the prominence given to that and the course of the past few months was unjustified. there is chris mitchell. since when has a mucky marriage dispute be newsworthy? again and again we have seen the depp on tv, i'm prime—time news, and it really is unacceptable. are yourjournalists it really is unacceptable. are your journalists and it really is unacceptable. are yourjournalists and editors in yourjou...