realize this is more of the same of what we ve seen from democrats in the last two and a half years. they ve literally spent two and a half years pushing an impeachment of this administration, this president, on a theory of russian collusion and obstruction. and when that didn t pan out, they briefly tried to talk about impeaching justice kavanaugh of the supreme court. and over the last ten days, we re back to talking impeachment. i think the people of america are saying enough is enough. i mean, people of this country want us to focus on issues that matter most to them. these endless investigations should end in washington, d.c., and speaker pelosi and the democrats ought to be focusing on issues of security, of prosperi prosperity, infrastructure, the usmca, lowering drug prices. whatever they want to fight about in washington, d.c., i promise you president trump and i will keep fighting for the
people in every part of society, which has both been the greatest joy in my life, but also a chance for me to learn from them how they see the world. so i do think that 35 years in the private sector gave me some inside into how economic systems work, how wages relate to prosperi prosperity, but i also think it s absolutely critical who you see on a daily basis, whose voice you hear, who you understand as a full person. if i hadn t spent six year doing nothing but that, i would think, my gosh, how can i really understand? but that s who i ve spent my time with, and i phi as if, as i said, it s such a great joy, because americans are compassionate and brave and smart and it has been a chance for me to learn so much about
christopher hayes twie liglight the elites. i brought it with me to the world economic forum. it s a highly intelligent and profound reflection with the current system that is so divided almost all our societies. and now, the last look from here in davos where there is some history being made. it s fascinating all seven of the gathering co-chairs are women. top leaders in business, finance, science and social entrepreneurship. you have to talk about prosperi prosperity. all seven gathered on stage on an opening session and one is managing director that something was out of the ordinary. the change from the panels that would be part on occasion. progress in gender doesn t fully trickle down to the ranks of attendees.
president trump doesn t get things on the right track. tim scott, the only african american gop leader saying the president may have lost his moral authority. here s what vice president mike pence had to say. take a listen. in president trump, i think the united states once again has a president whose vision, emergency and can do spirit is reminiscent of president roosevelt. then as now we have a builder of boundless on the michl who seeks to usher in a new era of shared prosperi prosperity. we have a leader who sees things not just as they are but for what they could be, and then as now, we have a president who understands in his words, a nation is only living as long as it is striving. and just as president roosevelt exhorted his fellow americans to dare to be great, president trump has dared our nation to make america great again.
most of all, it americans deserve a system of infrastructure that is looked upon not with pity. the world in many cases is so far advanced that they look at our infrastructure as being sad. we want them to look at us with envy. a system worthy of our magnificent country. no longer can we allow these rules and regulations to tie down our economy, chain up our prosperi prosperity, and sapp our great american spirit. that is why we will release these and release the full potential of the united states of america. to all of our state and local leaders, i appreciate your being here today. thank you. thank you.