translator: i wrote two letters and wrapped them in a plastic bag. so that if i didn t get out, the decomposition of my body wouldn t affect the paper. i just wrote and wrote and wrote to my wife. i told her she was an amazing woman, that she was young, that she should carry on with her life. i was already dead. to myself, i was already dead. i was alive, but i was dead. translator: as i walked by, i saw many of my companions crying. i asked them why they were crying. they said, we re not going to see our kids grow up. coming up, with the searing heat and little food, the miners will to live begins to
the situation is going to change there? they had said by tomorrow morning that they thought it would be around 30 miles per hour. jersey shore. all these towns were under mandatory evacuation orders. here in mount ple beach. most of the residents did heed those warnings. we know in atlantic city half the residents didn t get out. they were doing rescues as late as the this afternoon with bows and high water vehicles to move people out of the homes that had tried to ride it out. that s not the case here. a few residents did check in to this hotel to ride out the storm. the rest of the people here are media. we have got 3 satellite trucks in the parking lot that are hoping they are not swamped by these high waters. a lot of suvs and other vehicles are, the water get up to the bumpers of many of these vehicles. i wish you could see can i get one more look out here. at the water in the street. can you see that?
in 1976 ronald reagan didn t get out. he was able to stand tall in texas and win, which we have every intention of doing. [ applause ] go rick go! go rick, go! go rick, go! go rick, go! he took that race the entire way to the convention and he fell short and in the fall republicans fell short because we nominated another moderate who couldn t galvanize our party and bring those votes to our side to bring the change we need in america. four years later they fought him
translator: i wrote two letters and wrapped them in a plastic bag. because if i didn t get out, the decomposition of my body wouldn t affect the paper. i just wrote and wrote and wrote to my wife. i told her she was an amazing woman, that she was young, that she should carry on with her life. i was already dead, to myself i was already dead. i was alive, but i was dead. translator: as i walked by, i saw many of my companions crying. i asked them why they were crying. they said, we re not going to see our kids grow up. coming up, with the searing heat and little food, the miners will to live begins to ebb. translator: i simply didn t know if i would have the
so far, they had heard no signs of a search. translator: i remember we discussed the accident in mexico when some miners also got trapped. they just put a gravestone on the surface. they made no attempt to rescue them. that thought haunted us. we were afraid the same was happening to us. translator: i wrote two letters and wrapped them in a plastic bag. because if i didn t get out, the decomposition of my body wouldn t affect the paper. i just wrote and wrote and wrote