His family, extraordinary success. Great doctor, great everything. He has to listen to the abuse he has to if i were him, actually, in many ways id love to be him. But the fact is, i wouldnt do it. I wouldnt do it. What does he need it for . To be abused by a bunch of politician that arent thinking nicely about our country . I really dont think personally he should do it. Its totally his. I would stand behind him. Totally his decision. Okay. Now trump tapped jackson for the job after firing at that time previous head of the va, David Shulkin who came on this show after his firing and told me trumps political appointees at the agency conspired against him because he refused to move quickly to privatize the va. Jackson does not have the sort of resume that would prepare him to lead the va with its more than 375,000 employees. Before his nomination, he was most famous for his remarkably rosy assessment of the president s health which
included references to trumps incredibly good genes and
On that part of the country. Im coming to you from steel city, so this is very important here. Ive always supported the Steel Industry and i support our steelworkers and our steelworkers can compete with anybody in the world, as long as the Playing Field is level but that Playing Field has been slanted. President trumps just trying to restore some balance to the Playing Field here and i want to help him. Im ready to go down there and be his wing man and help im implement that agenda. Julie molly is in moon township, pennsylvania where the president is about to speak minutes from now. Molly, i can tell the crowd is getting pretty excited. Reporter there are a lot of Great America great hats here, julie. This is the 20th rally in pennsylvania, his fifth outside of the pittsburgh area since he started driving toward the white house in june of 2015. This is a pretty special appearance specifically for a
reasons why. One, his opponent has been so antiunion since hes been in office. Weve tri
Massive demographic changes have been hoisted upon the American People. And theyre changes that none of us ever voted for, and most of us dont like. From virginia to california, we see stark examples of how radically in some ways the country has changed. Now, much of this is related to both illegal and in some cases Legal Immigration that, of course, progressives love. And since this is the last speech that i will give as president , i think its fitting to leave one final thought. An observation about a country which i love. It was stated best in a letter i received not long ago. A man wrote me and said, you can go to live in france, but you cannot become a frenchman. You can go to live in germany or turkey or japan, but you cannot become a german, a turk or japanese. But anyone from any corner of the earth can come to live in
you know, guy vinson, a strong conservative voice, wrote this on twitter overnight. As conservatives we should not fear or bemoan demographically shifting electo
Obligation to account fully for my role in these events. Did by obligation, you mean simply your legal obligation . Or did you mean something bigger . Well, both my legal obligation and my moral obligation. Your moral obligation . I actually want to present an alternative theory. Your family came here escaping the holocaust via uruguay. And your parents moved lucy and later you here where, frankly, youve been an american success story. Through dent of hard work and innovation, good idea, and knack to hire the right people and some luck, youve built a considerable successful business. One that i know for a fact would make your parents proud. They came here because they knew
that it was here that they could have freedom that they had not enjoyed, security that they had not enjoyed, and opportunity that they had not enjoyed. And no doubt, on some level, youre grateful and its created a sense of patriotism in you. Is that fair to say . Very fair. Why then, sir, with your courage to come be
to pay more but you will have to use less ? it is not a vote winning message. but the request from green groups and environmentalists was to say, listen, subsidise people to make homes more homes more efficient. make it easier and cheaper for them to insulate. there are significant cost hurdles to putting in insulation. and given historic energy prices, actually, for many people, it has been a tough decision to make because it takes many years to pay off. but current energy prices, the arguments are more difficult, but that is the argument let s make the homes more efficient, reduce demand and a decrease dependency on foreign fuel. europe has done this. the united kingdom has by some standards in - western europe, at least the least insulated home l stock in the region. we like drafts! we all know that! we have all been there, haven t we? those lovely- old georgian homes. you say britain is the draft taste and i have never been able to pin that down, find out what it actually