United states today remains the only major country on earth that does not guarantee health care to all people as a right, and that is why i will continue fighting and introduce legislation for a medicare for all singlepayer program guaranteeing health care to every man, woman, and child. When we talk about justice. When we talk about the need for all people in america to be treated equally and with dignity , we have got to deal with hard realities. Those realities include the fact today if you can believe it, and i know you can one in four black males can expect to spend time in prison during their lifetime unless we change that dynamic. This is an unspeakable tragedy and this country can no longer ignore that. Blacks are in prison at six times the great of whites. In the report by the department of justice, blacks were three times more likely to be searched during a traffic stop than white motorists. Africanamericans are twice as likely to be arrested and almost four times as likely t
You dont show that by counting out anyones child. You give them all a chance, and thats what we did in florida. [applause] a lot changed in those years. Graduations grea rates went up. The number of students passing exams increased four times over. We became the leader in Early Childhood education, and we still are today. Among minority children, florida saw the greatest gains anywhere in the United States, and what is that show . It shows that every child can learn, no matter the race, background, where they live. I know this can be done. The debate is changing. Old orthodoxies are falling away, but we can never forget that longterm reform does not help a child right now. Years of learning are years that are lost forever. I think of the kids in washington dc who receive opportunity scholarships, a couple of thousand boys and girls, almost all black, have been given a chance to leave the worst schools and go to the best. Yet every to leave the worst schools and go to the best. Yet ever
International understanding to try to stop iran from having a Nuclear Weapon and that is a different circumstance. So in the development of where the iaea was going thisey did come to us for Technical Expertise as they did every other member and in a classified briefing this afternoon i will share with you everything i know about this. Let me ask im also very grateful that the director general on his own cognizance is meeting with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in an informal setting which is extremely unusual because every other country sort of wonders why he is. Did i understand you to say to senator corker that you personally did not see the final document . No. I said i was shown documents that i believe to be the final documents but whether, in fact, there are any further discussions what this is about, senator, are the modalities, the technical modalities that the iaea uses. And i will share with you this afternoon in a classified setting every single thing i know about t
Coalition. And we quite critical will be following up on a daily basis to make sure these strategies and efforts go forward. Secretary carter was recently in israel. Ady to discuss further enhancements to security assistance. We have a high degree of confidence that it is 50 billion. The reason the 100 billion figure has been out there is billion inare 100 foreign reserves that have been an excessive will. Some of that has been due to the sanctions, some of it because it is obligated, and some of it has been spent. It on the books, but it is not there. The funds that have been spent and are not there cant be recovered, even when sanctions are lifted. What remains is about 50 billion to come back to iran. With that, one needs to keep the spective that are regarding what they need. A final point that i want to add that 500 billion hole would be required to get the oil sector up and producing so they could bring the wealth into the country that they aspire to . Their oil minister has stat
Disapproval. The president of the u. S. Then has the right and the authority to exercise his veto, if you he wants, and i would expect that he would. Then the u. S. Congress has the right to override that veto. Thats how our system works. I would hope the u. S. Congress would not override that veto, because i believe that this plan is the most profound, the most farreaching arms agreement ever negotiated and that will keep this country, israel, and our allies safer. Senator thank you, but what i am asking is, if the congress did override that veto, why would it matter to the iranians . What would they lose . Undersec. Sherman they would lose an opportunity to have sanctions relief. They would lose the opportunity to end their isolation from the rest of the world. They would lose their opportunity to come into the community of nations. They may not care about that. And what i would expect is that if the u. S. Congress overwrites a president ial veto, which i would not expect that to hap