Stop all this. On july 23rd, 1967, detroit was hit by a riot. We said it couldnt happen but it did and the nation was shocked. Which left 43 dead, thousands injured and a city in flames. These films tell a part of that story. What do you think about all this . I think its kind of all. Do you blame anybody for all this . I dont know who to blame. Its really awful. Think that makes it right . No, it isnt right. You angry, mad at anybody . Well, no, not exactly. No . [ horn honking ] [ helicopter ] [ horn honking ] [ sirens ] burn, baby, burn. [ no audible dialogue ] when the Fire Department gets here, they will try. Hopefully they will succeed. That block of buildings is gone. Next to it is gas stations behind it. Homes, people. Tournament said, 20 minutes after 5 00. What are you doing . Going to montys house for a while then, look for some place else to live. Do you know how the fire started . No idea at all. The hardware store, my house. Just burned them all down. No ideas at all. We
Was sent back into the white house where the fbi and secret service conducted a thorough investigation of the vehicle, took many photographs, documented what they needed to for evidentiary purposes. After that the car was sent back to its modifiers in cincinnati. To be completely rebuilt as an armored vehicle. And people are always astounded to think that this car was put back into service after the assassination. You would assume either that it was destroyed or perhaps locked away in a warehouse somewhere. But no, the simple fact is the president needed to have a vehicle. President johnson at this point. There simply wasnt time to go back to the drawing board and build something from scratch. The most expeditious thing to do was rebuild this car. You can watch this and other American History programs on our website where all our video is archived. Cspan. Org history. In july 1967, five days of rioting erupted in detroit, sparked by a police raid on an illegal bar and fueled by longsim
So, you represent this o basically a union spirit guest, it is. As far as the administrations on immigration, this is something they campaigned heavily on. At six months where are they smart. What weve seen is nothing short of miraculous. If you look at the rhetoric that president has given its cause the number of illegal Border Crossers to go down something and weve never seen in the history of the Border Patrol. We never seen such a drop. What do you attribute that to . If to enforcing the laws. What we have is we have a set of laws that are on the books that say if you cross the border illegally or if you commit this crime these are the consequences that have been established in the Trump Administration has said we are going to follow through on those consequences. Something we didnt see in the last four years of the last administration. As far as numbers, talk abou those, those were caught andf sent back and how do they compare to the Obama Administration which was a really big adv
The thank you, matthew shea. Thank you for that kind introduction and your great leadership here. I offer all of you a warm, very warm welcome to our nations capitol. Welcome to washington d. C. Its an honor to be here with you today with so many Great American success stories. Cornerstones of American Communities large and small, the members of the National Retail federation here at the 83rd annual retail advocates i met. Great to see you all. [applause] and i have readings this morning from a friend of mine has a businessman and is just a little bit about retail, whos been fighting every single day to unleash a new era of American Opportunity and prosperity had been greetings from the 45th president of the United States of america, president donald trump. [applause] from the very first day of this administration, President Trump was fighting to restore jobs and opportunity and prosperity all across this country. The president has signed more laws cutting through federal red tape than
Learn issues. Youre coming in in the middle dealing with a debt ceiling in the budget. How do you bring yourself up to speed to make the decisions a f individual so i spend every single evening catching up on issues and, as many briefings as i can get to, i go to. So, yesterday we had a very good budget briefing. We had a tax reform briefing. Yesterday evening. And then, frankly, my colleague not just from the georgia delegation but from across the entire caucus has been extraordinarily helpful being willing to spend time with me if its before a set of boats in committee, a bill markup to help me get up to speed and answer all my questions. So, thats been really, really helpful. Do you have a mentor here, someone specific as a colleague who is currently serving youve been relying on . Congressman doug collins has been terrific. He and i serve on judiciary together and congressmean Drew Ferguson serve on education and workforce today and several of the female members have a fairly tight