And here come your kids, and yours, and yours. Dirty and tired, slogging back from the desperate chosen reservoir fight, not retreating as they say, but advancing in a different direction. The first marine division. While the head man of the village watches them pass and wonders and the villagers still all wonder, and this little boy wonders, too. Poor kid. Into the rest camp for christmas. Christmas in the year of grace, 1950. Last christmas. Christ is born of mary and gathered all above while mortals sleep the angels weep their watch of love oh, morning stars together proclaim the holy birth and praise and sing to god our king and peace to men on earth we hear the Christmas Christmas eve and all those kids again on their funny ice sleds. This man out there on guard duty. Merry christmas, joe. Fleet post office. Mail, stuff from home, flown in by the navy, and is that welcomed. Cigarettes, candy, newspapers, letters. Did you remember . Did you . Some of the boys didnt get back for chr
[indiscernible] on the next washington journal, representative Marsha Blackburn on the president s trip to cuba. Her work on the selected Investigative Community on infant lives in womens history month. Then more on the president s cuba trip with congas men gerald connolly, member of the Foreign Affairs and government reform committees. He will talk about the new. Emocrat coalition s livegton journal every morning at 7 00 a. M. On cspan. You can join the conversation with your comments and calls and on twitter. Jack lew testifies today on the state of the International Financial system. We bring you live coverage of his remarks before the House Financial Services committee starting at 10 00 a. M. Eastern on cspan3. I am a history buff. I do enjoy seeing the fabric of our country and things how they work and how they are made. I love American History tv. I have no idea they did history. Its something i really enjoy. With this American History tv, it gives you that perspective. Im a cspa
Now, i am criticized by the establishment, by my opponent. Bernie, this is a very expensive proposition. You want to have public colleges and universities tuition free. You want to significantly lower student debt. That is about 70 billion a year. That is a lot of money. How are you going to pay for it . I will tell you how we are going to pay for it. This is how we are going to pay for it. Remember eight years ago when the greed and recklessness and illegal behavior of wall street drove this economy into the worst economic downturn since the 1930s . [booing] congress bailed out wall street. Well, it seems to me that now is the time to impose a tax on wall street speculation. [cheers and applause] the middle class of this country bailed out the crooks on wall street. Now it is wall streets time to help the middle class of this country. [cheers and applause] all right. This campaign this campaign is listening heh. [laughter] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting bernie] this campaign is
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning. Welcome to the Miami Book Fair the 32nd annual celebration of books and happy sunday to everyone. Truly wonderful to have all of you here. Hopefully youve had an opportunity throughout the week and yesterday to enjoy some of the many sessions to perhaps purchase some books and some other of our highlights here at Miami Book Fair. I would like to give a special greeting to my friends at Miami Book Fair, lets give them a round of applause. [applause] we are truly grateful for your support and friendship over the years and as you may know, this could take place without the thousands of volunteers, faculty and staff of Miami Dade College and its eight campuses throughout Miamidade County so many thanks to Miamidade College. [applause] many thanks to Miamidade College and founder of this wonderful event. Its going to be another wonderful day that we close the book fare later on this evening. And so, please thank you to all th
To put forward, so, i commend the u. S. Senate proappropriatio committee providing some assistance in that regard. I want to just invite david to ask, to address whether the, whether we can wait another 30 or 40 or 50 years to take action and expect not to have consequences. Thank you for the question. Not acting increases the cost of action. The longer we delay in action will increase the cost of action. Because we will have infrastructure lock in and other dynamics that will make it increasingly difficult to in fact shift to low carbon xwhis. We have the opportunity and i think we in fact are on the trajectory as lisa and others have said, we are on the trajectory of moving very rapidly toward that low carbon economy. The price of solar panels for example has fallen 75 in the last five years. And we can create hundreds of thousands of jobs in doing so . And we are in fact creating, there are 100,000 jobs in texas alone. Thank you. I want to welcome sam adams, who works with the World