jobs? yes. we need these jobs for our family, or we wouldn t be here. these were a lot of people in south carolina, they were at a job fair looking for work. explain their frustration as you talked to them. that was the unemployment line. i always get a little choked up when i see that because, what you don t see in that clip is people be graing my hand saying, please don t stop doing what you re doing. as far as i m concerned now, the senate bill has passed, i ve got to work even harder starting tomorrow for those folks. look, there is this crazy idea that americans don t want to do the hard work. it s a lie. americans want to work. a broken spirit is what i saw most often when i traveled the country making this film. what s the cost you put on that, governor? and i say this, i know it sounds maybe a little salesy, but it s not. it comes from the heart. if people go to theycometoamerica.com and get the dvd, i ve been doing it for
jobs? yes. we need these jobs for our family, or we wouldn t be here. these were a lot of people in south carolina, they were at a job fair looking for work. explain their frustration as you talked to them. that was the unemployment line. i always get a little choked up when i see that because, what you don t see in that clip is people be graing my hand saying, please don t stop doing what you re doing. as far as i m concerned now, the senate bill has passed, i ve got to work even harder starting tomorrow for those folks. look, there is this crazy idea that americans don t want to do the hard work. it s a lie. americans want to work. a broken spirit is what i saw most often when i traveled the country making this film. what s the cost you put on that, governor? and i say this, i know it sounds maybe a little salesy, but it s not. it comes from the heart. if people go to theycometoamerica.com and get the dvd, i ve been doing it for
jobs? yes. we need these jobs for our family, or we wouldn t be here. these were a lot of people in south carolina, they were at a job fair looking for work. explain their frustration as you talked to them. that was the unemployment line. i always get a little choked up when i see that because, what you don t see in that clip is people be graing my hand saying, please don t stop doing what you re doing. as far as i m concerned now, the senate bill has passed, i ve got to work even harder starting tomorrow for those folks. look, there is this crazy idea that americans don t want to do the hard work. it s a lie. americans want to work. a broken spirit is what i saw most often when i traveled the country making this film. what s the cost you put on that, governor? and i say this, i know it sounds maybe a little salesy, but it s not. it comes from the heart. if people go to theycometoamerica.com and get the dvd, i ve been doing it for
what i did, i just got a real sense of struggle on this court. the five justices who were in the majority, the conservatives reading the opinion along with chief justice roberts as he read it, the four justices in the minority, the liberals, staring stone faced out into the audience in the supreme court. so just a sense of sadness there, of struggle on this very hard fought case. and it was interesting, also, watching the chief justice as he sort odd tipped his hand saying, the voting rights act has done so much good to elimination discrimination in this country, but its time has come. he also really issued a huge rebuke to the united states congress for not changing this built four years ago when they had the opportunity the last time the supreme court took a long look at it. in sum, a real struggle here on
he did not speak up at the time. so if the obama administration has walked back for waterboarding, the reward of knowing about it is the director cia. well, he said he did speak up about it, but didn t push it. he said privately, but never publicly. there is another aspect of this, and look at the kun are tcounti we are demanding to reform and become more democratic. after the arab spring we recognized we used some torture, a imam kidnapped and taken to egypt and tortured. we asked the countries in 2011 after the arab spring to be more d democratic and not police state anymore and now we are putting brennan and this is a guy negotiating with the egyptian secret service, and the pakistanis and what is he going to tell them where the policy and hillary clinton is saying, we want democratic states and build citizens and he is going there with another hand saying, we want something else.