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price in serving our country. we can answer that question tomorrow resoundingly yes, absolutely! think about how generations of americans throughout our history have come together to meet the tests of their time, our parents, our grandparents, our great grandparents defended democracy. they built the great american middle class. they marched for civil rights and voting rights for workers rights and women s rights. for lgbt rights an the rights of people with disabilities. and tomorrow we face the test of our time. so remember, it s not just my name or donald trump s name on the ballot, it s the kind of in you believe we need to reform our criminal justice system so everyone is treated fairly, then you have to vote. and if you believe if you believe we should never write discrimination in to our laws [ cheers and applause ] well then, you know, you know, north carolina, you have to vote to get rid of hp-2. now, this is so energizing, we could keep going with a long i ....
months, they can t have a replacement. the democrats are very happy in some ways they are going to get rid of obamacare. this was the one big answer paul: politically. this was one big answer, a new solution that was going to be revolutionary and change things for the better. didn t work. they are happy. we had it for six years. they re happy to dump it off. i m more optimistic, there are a lot of pitfalls, we can go through them, if we have momentum, get one part down on the replace part, it creates the conditions for further things down the road. so i think that the main thing is that they need to show momentum. they have the repeal and show good things being done. because our goal is not, the problem is, obamacare is like, closing down a nuclear plant. there is all this waste. you can t turn it off and walk away. you have to be careful with that waste because it can kill you in the meantime. so i think they just have to have the momentum. paul: the argument is, that you h ....
reporter: global super star george michael launched into pop culture history in 1984 as half of the british duo wham. singing careless whisper. time can never mend the careless whisper reporter: by 1986, michael launched an incredible solo career. his number one album faith raising eyebrows with the first single. the risque lyrics and provocative video drawing sharp criticism of those wanting to bring awareness to the growing aids epidemic and the need for safe sex. i gotta have faith faith producing four number one singles. including father figure. i will be your father figure reporter: one more try. you the kindest, most generous soul and a brilliant artist. my heart knows out to his family and all of his fans. of course, he was known for his music, but he was also known for his advocacy for the lgbt community as well as aids awareness. poppy, don. ian lee, thank you so much. obviously, his music, but his advocacy. he came out later in life and di ....
be pushback here. he spoke very favorably of exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson. rex will will be a fierce ade for america s interests around the world and has insights and talents necessary to help reverse years of foreign policy blunders and disasters. [cheering] you re winning with health care. we re winning on the border. we re winning with isis. because we are going to get isis out. we re going to win so much, you will go to paul ryan, you will go, mr. speaker, please, please, we can t stand winning this much. we can t take it. and he is going to come to see me and he will mr. president, the people in wisconsin are tired of winning so much. more on that today. start with team fox coverage, david lee miller at trump tower in new york. begin with fox news digital much, right. gnaw nah. donald trump won 306 electoral votes. you need 270 to win. is it conceivably possible that 37 electors would be what we call faithless? it has happened in the past, that one or two or her ....
the speech is expected to last about 35 minutes, after which, we ll talk with our panel and bring you highlights from his remarks, but we obviously will bring president obama in full, we expect him to come out in the next minute or so. this is something george washington we were talking about was the first president, obviously who chose to give a farewell address. right, when he did it, he did it because there was no such thing as a two-term president. he could have been president for years and years and years, and he wanted to make clear to america that we didn t have a king anymore. sounds like we could be seeing the president? oh, maybe not. [ applause ] certainly sounded like the music coming out, but that was the purpose of that is to say, look, we are a democracy, we are not a monarchy. so that s where the tradition started. let s listen in. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 44th president of the united states, barack obama. [cheers and applause] [cheers ....