This is an american city. A city that is not very large. It is not very large, not very old if is situated on the western part of the United States. In california. Its smam riverton. The woman in the car is dr. Dawson, one of the 15,000 residents. Today there will be no classes held here. This is election day. This classroom is one of the 130,000 places that american citizens will cast their votes today. This is the table where the voters names will be checked. A locked ballot box. And a polling booth. Here it is in the this space that the American Voters every ten years on the first tuesday after the first monday in november choose their national government. This is the election board. Each representing one of the Major Political parties. Mr. Schwartz is a republican. They have all known one another for years. First they removed the last traces of their campaign activities, their party buttons. Then they take the oath. I will defend the constitution of the United States of america. To
And so, here we are, one more day for four more years, Vice President mike pence [applause] [cheers] is. Here she smiling from her head to her feet. Maybeis this, may become a. Maybe. Need, there you go now, dont you worry, lets move [cheers] i took her home, to my place [cheers] v. P pence hello, pennsylvania [cheers] it is one more day to former four more years joyce, to alln who have been with us every step of the way, it is great to be back in the keystone state. When you join me in showing appreciation for a marine corps mom who has been working a hard job for military families across this country, my wife of 35 years, and the best second lady of the United States in the history of this country, karen pence, everybody [cheers and applause] you weree just like all here for one reason and one thatn only, and that is pennsylvania and america need four more years of President Donald Trump in the white house. Pennsylvania, and the road to victory goes straight through the keystone stat
[cheering and applause] vice pres. Pence hello, South Carolina [cheering and applause] wow. Crowd. Great could we just hear it again for senator, Lindsey Graham . [applause] an amazing leader and friend. Making South Carolina proud. How about governor, henry mcmaster, everybody . [applause] strong and steady leadership. And congressman, William Timmons norman, great conservatives in the congress. [applause] all my fellow americans from near and far, it is great to be back in your state. Just seven days away from a great victory all across South Carolina and all across america. When we reelect president , donald trump, for four more years four more years four more years four more years [crowd chanting] 3,e pres. Pence on november lets show america that upstate and all of South Carolina are trump country. [cheering and applause] usa usa usa [crowd chanting] vice pres. Pence i want to thank you all for being here. Believed wego, you could be strong again. You believed we could be prospero
This is an american city. A city that is not very large. Not very rich. Not very old. It is situated in the western part of the United States. In california. Its name is riverton. The woman in the car is mrs. Dawson, one of rivertons 15,000 residents. She is pirincipal of Public School number two but today there will be no classes held here, for this is election day. This classroom is one of the 130,000 places the country over in which american citizens are going to cast their votes today. This is the table where the voters names will be checked. A locked ballot box, and the polling booth. Here it is in the privacy of this curtain space that the American Voters every four years on the first tuesday after the first monday in november choose their national government. Here comes the colleagues on the election board at riverton seventh precinct each represent wung of the Major Political parties. Mr. Schwartz is a republican and worked for the street car company. Also a housewife and democ
Us to deal with. And i love the way you two talked about whats happening and whats going to happen. Well, i mean, shes setting the tone for the administration. We have actually heard a lot from the new president in the past eight days. He has spoken publicly a lot. But we are hearing even more from jen psaki in the briefing room, and shes setting this tone of normalcy, accountability, Expository Work that tells us what the administration thinks the problem is, what they are doing to work on it, who is in charge of that work. And that person will be answering questions about it, as will jen psaki on behalf of the entire administration. Its just basic accountability, which is basic small deed democracy, which is just something we were used to before. We lost it for four years, and now it just feels so radical to get back to it. I hope it never i hope we never take it for granted again. I think we have, for this year, a series of rachel and jen conversations coming up at 9 00 p. M. Interm