Welcome from the Natural History museum. As a nation, we face one of the most difficult moments in our history in my view. All of theic crises same time. The worst pandemic in 100 years that has already killed nearly 200,000 people and counting. The worst economic crisis since the Great Depression has cost tens of millions of american jobs and counting. Emboldened White Supremacy unseen since the 1960s, and a reckoning on race that is long overdue. Acceleration, the punishing reality of Climate Change on our planet and our people, on the lives and livelihoods, which i would like to talk about now. I continue, as i suspect all of you do, pray for those in california, oregon and washington, and across the west as these devastating wildfires rage on. Just as we hold those in our hearts those who faced the hurricanes, tropical storms off the coast of florida and north carolina, or in like parts of new orleans that have been issued an emergency evacuation for hurricane sally. Floods across
In many ways, 2020 has been a difficult year. This weekend we saw again how difficult the job of Law Enforcement can be. Today, you need to keep two sheriffs deputies in Los Angeles County in your thoughts as they onover from a difficult act Law Enforcement in los angeles. The men and women of Law Enforcement wake up everyday not what it will bring, but they know they will answer it. [applause] i was on the ground in kenosha as lawenforcement was working to restore Public Safety to our community. I spoke to people who were petrified. They were scared for personal safety, scared for their family, concerned [indiscernible] they were scared for their city. It was heartbreaking to walk the streets of kenosha and [indiscernible] week,sday morning of that i called the president to get kenosha help is needed. He answered my call and President Trump delivered resources to the city of kenosha [indiscernible] [applause] those lawenforcement agents worked handinhand with local Law Enforcement to
Joe biden good afternoon. Welcome from the Natural History museum. As a nation, we face one of the most difficult moments in our history in my view. Four historic crises all of the same time. The worst pandemic in 100 years that has already killed nearly 200,000 people and counting. The worst economic crisis since the Great Depression has cost tens of millions of american jobs and counting. Emboldened White Supremacy unseen since the 1960s, and a reckoning on race that is long overdue. And undeniable acceleration, the punishing reality of Climate Change on our planet and our people, on the lives and livelihoods, which i would like to talk about now. Jill and i continue, as i suspect all of you do, pray for those in california, oregon and washington, and across the west as these devastating wildfires rage on. Just as we hold those in our hearts those who faced the hurricanes, tropical storms off the coast of florida and north carolina, or like in parts of new orleans that have been issu
[applause] good morning, janesville. Vice president mike pence, welcome back to wisconsin. [applause] i am excited to have the Vice President here in my hometown. Mom and dad, thank you for coming. [laughter] in many ways, 2020 has been a difficult year. This weekend we saw again how difficult the job of Law Enforcement can be. Today, you need to keep two sheriffs deputies in Los Angeles County in your thoughts as they recover from a difficult act on Law Enforcement in los angeles. The men and women of Law Enforcement wake up every day not knowing what it will bring, but they know they will answer it. [applause] i was on the ground in kenosha as lawenforcement was working to restore Public Safety to our community. I spoke to people who were petrified. They were scared for personal safety, scared for their family, concerned [indiscernible] they were scared for their city. It was heartbreaking to walk the streets of kenosha and [indiscernible] on Tuesday Morning of that week, i called th
Basic terms of the phase one part of that deal. That is coming from the wall street journal, among other sources saying that the deal is not a finished or kaput deal at all. So well see how the market responds to that. Some mild positive reaction to all of that. The s p in record territory. The nasdaq in record territory. Both hit records yesterday. Any gain today is a record. Were following a couple of other developments. Well pursue it with the tiktok head of u. S. Policy on this giant move right now to find alternatives to how tiktok ultimately is or even if it will be sold off or kicking the companys tires. The president intrigued by that. He said he would support an oracle move. He said a couple weeks ago he said he would support a microsoft move for the company. Well speak to the novavax ceo on the latest vaccine trials. If you had gotten into this stock by the way at the beginning of the year, you would be up more than 2,000 but whos counting. Day three of the Democratic Convent