Hours in the white house. Byron pitts, were seeing the bands come on. It was a tough choice for many, bands, as well, whether or not to come. A number decided to stay away. You look at this image and think, how beautiful, right . All americans love a parade. Right. And so, i would imagine some people are regretting not participating. I think its one of the a congressman said earlier today that, you know, today is about america, not about republican or democrat. And so, this is a a joy wous moment. And a beautiful sight about what makes us unique in the world. Weve seen a lot of that spirit. Weve seen so many different signals on this day. We saw the spirit on the mall. Amy robach was talking about it earlier. Young people coming together from different sides of this election, but coming together to celebrate our democracy. Weve seen some ugliness today, as well. That vandalism, several blocks away from the parade route. Weve seen peaceful protest on the parade route. And weve also seen
Incentives for policing for profit. That is what passed. That is what passed, maam. Thank you ver amendment 168 has been amthdrawn. Amendment number 175 has beenn withdrawn. Amendment number 131 has been withdrawn. Amendment number 52 has been withdrawn. Amendment number 132 have been withdrawn. Amendment number 31, its a little farther back in the packet. That amendment has been withdrawn. Excuse me, im sorry i was distracted, is that the end . Yes madam chair a 15 minute break. Thank you very much. Our road to the white house coverage continues later today with donald trump in virginia beach, virginia, and be talking about veterans issues. See that event live starting at 1 p. M. Eastern right here on cspan2. And the Republican National committee starts a week of meetings today prior to their convention is later this month. Today theyll focus on the Party Platform. Live coverage on cspan starts at 2 p. M. Eastern. And the u. S. Congress is back for their final week before the summer b
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