You cant always get what you want you cant always get what you want but if you try sometimes you find, you get what you need i saw her today at the reception a glass of wine in her hand i knew she would meet her connection at her feet was a footloose man you cant always get what you want you cant always get what you want you cant always get what you want but if you try some time you find you get what you need i went down to the demonstration to get a fair share of abuse saying, we are going to vent our frustration if we dont, we are going to blow a fuse you cant always get what you want you cant always get what you want you cant always get what you want but if you try some time, you just might find you get what you need oh, baby Hillary Clinton addressed the violence at Donald Trumps rallies. Ms. Clinton let me say a few words about what happened last night in chicago. You know, we will always have our differences. That is what happens in a democracy, and it is healthy for us to debate
I had a great experience early on. I bought it with my father and it worked out well. I ran the job myself. I was very young. I bought it for this and i sold it for this. It is like getting a home run your first time at bat. I always have a great feeling for ohio. The people are amazing people. [crowd cheers] mr. Trump i dont know if the media is getting this. We have a full hanger. This is a big hangar. We figured the crowd would be ok. We have so many thousands of people extra we had to put them in the runway. They never want to capture that. It is fantastic. Lets address it. I love you too. Amazing. This is amazing. Lets address yesterday. So, look. We had a tremendous rally in chicago planned. 25,000 people. The arena was seeding 11,000. We registered more than 25,000. [crowd cheers] thats ok. You are loyal but thats ok. It was very interesting. These were great people like yourselves. People that want to make America Great again. That is all it is. They were pouring into the arena
Mr. Ambassador, welcome. Im thrilled to be here. Thanks for letting me come home. Very nice to see you again, sir. Thanks for letting me come in this building. You know, ive been by here millions of times. I dont think ive been here in years. Welcome to this great stage. Were happy to have you here. Youve spent more than 20 years alternating between public life and private life. You did a stint as secretary of state, seven or so years as mayor of dallas. You resigned to run for the senate. Then you went back into private life, practiced law. Came back out to be the ustr. Do you prefer being in private life or public life better . Yes. Which one . Youre liking both. No, im going to make you pick. I can tell you that my bride loves the time that i tease her with the prospect of being an incomeproducing spouse. Oh, thats what she cares about. No, look, im blessed ive been able to do both. Ironically, as a kid growing up in austin, and austins a wonderful place to be from, but 60 years ago
And in the late 1970s, you make a decision, like a lot of kids, which is to take a road trip. And you take that road trip right into guatemala in a moment of civil war, essentially. Well, my fathers family. My fathers from a russian jewish immigrant background family from here in boston. But my mothers family in guatemala is an Old Fashioned guatemalan mestizo catholic very traditional guatemalan family. And i had spent a lot of time in guatemala as a child, the first couple years of my life, almost every summer, summer after summer. But then, as i become more and more your typical American Teenage kind of kid, i become sort of selfconscious about that. I want to fit in the way americans do. And i sort of begin to stay away from guatemala, i guess. I hadnt been down there probably since sixth grade or so. And sure, then in college one day with my friends, we didnt really have anything to do that summer. And one of my friends had a new ford mustang, and i said, lets drive down to guatem
Mr. Ambassador, welcome. Im thrilled to be here. Thanks for letting me come home. Very nice to see you again, sir. Thanks for letting me come in this building. You know, ive been by here millions of times. I dont think ive been here in years. Welcome to this great stage. Were happy to have you here. Youve spent more than 20 years alternating between public life and private life. You did a stint as secretary of state, seven or so years as mayor of dallas. You resigned to run for the senate. Then you went back into private life, practiced law. Came back out to be the ustr. Do you prefer being in private life or public life better . Yes. Which one . Youre liking both. No, im going to make you pick. I can tell you that my bride loves the time of being an incomeproducing spouse. Oh, thats what she cares about. No, look, im blessed ive been able to do both. Ironically, as a kid growing up in austin, and austins a wonderful place to be from, but 60 years ago, we were still the segregated sout