turning point to the civil rights movement. today biden build what was an impassioned speech on race on the commemoration office service at that same church. for so many family members here today, this is not a symbolic loss. that transfixed the world and aspired the whole nation. it s personal. and even 56 years later, it s tragic. he did, indeed, in fact, bring up a number of personal things. you see msnbc has been traveling with the bind campaign. you were right there inside that church as biden delivered his speech. you know he hasn t received a lot of criticism for his long winded and confused response of slavery during the last democratic debate. so how was this perceived? this message? yeah, you know i think some
not the conduct of the prime minister of the state of israel. claims the prime minister sought positive media, like no politician does that. they might as well take a crime tape and wrap it around because this website, you see, was going to do positive news on behalf of the prime minister of israel in exchange for certain policies and regulatory changes. there is no direct evidence whatsoever in this long-winded, verbose, full-of-phony-adjectives charge. what he is basically saying is, i don t like the press policy of this particular press owner and i don t like the policies of the prime minister of israel. therefore, i m going to make an allegation. and these allegations, like the charges against our president, hang over the head of the prime minister throughout the last several months. i would just say to the israelis, you have the modern-day winston churchill.
but it was like my mom and my dad and like every single step of the way, it was like, i choose life, i saw my dad. i choose life, i saw my sister. i choose life, i saw benjamin. and so on, and so forth, every single step was i choose life. that was the only thing that kept me going to the point where i at least got like half a mile down the waterfall and like laid in some grass and slept there for the night. that was a dark moment. but it turned out to be light. it was an opportunity to choose and not play victim to the scenario. long-winded answer. sorr sorry. amanda, my name is marcus with abc news. thank you for taking my question. i m so glad that you re okay and that you re with your family. one of the things that was reported quite a bit was that you slept in the den of a wild boar. i wonder if you could tell us more about that, did the boar show up, and give us a sense of
criminal proceeding, then from bill barr s perspective, it s not a prosecutable case. okay. everyone stand by. i want to go to the president returning to the white house, just moments ago. and listen in. will you ask the attorney general to make the full report public? i just want to tell you that america is the greatest place on earth. the greatest place on earth. thank you very much. okay. so very brief comments, obviously. america is the greatest place on earth after earlier today a much more long-winded statement from the president, reacting to the news of the robert mueller report, emphasizing no collusion with russia. he said there was no obstruction. he said it s a complete and total exoneration. and he went on to say it s a shame that our country had to go through with this. to be honest, it s a shame your president has had to go through
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