you were here last night, writing the rise with your family. you are a young senator. a lot of iowans tell me they relate to you. senator rubio: that is why i was so focused on student loan debt. alternative educational plans. that is why we want to increase the child tax credit. that is why we want to cut the burden on small business. that is why we want to expand the childcare tax credit, so students going back to school have somewhere to put their kids. i think it is 35 out of 50 states, childcare is more expensive than higher education. these are challenges real americans are facing. we have an agenda we are very proud of. senator rubio: hey, how are you? good to see you. senator rubio: we were here last night area last night, too. my daughters were here. senator rubio: they went to the concert and i rode rides with the boys. spent about $50 trying to knock down a bottle. it was fun. we had a great time. we appreciate your contribution to the iowa economy. senat
assaulted. it is the living politics. [applause] say that wanted to next question,he one of the most interesting moments in my political education is when i came out of prison in 1999. that aber very clearly friend of mine talk to me about the privileges i had that i did not know i had. he was talking about rebuilding my life. i looked at him and got angry. i said, first of all i just got a prison. i m still on parole. shut up about my perl urges my privileges. explained to me, you know what, brother, let me talk to you about the things that you never knew or understood you have. it was a telling moment. he said, you have amle privilege. male privilege. i said, what he is saying, man? i m fresh out of the joint. he said, what have you ever done to protect your self from someone raping you when you walk all midnight. you came here and became a citizen. what happens to you when you get arrested and go to prison, versus a person undocumented thrown in prison and not charge a
how are you doing sir? i represent part of des moines. welcome to the state fair. we do receptions every night. we have a lot of legislators around. we are very proud of our relationship with the legislature. school no longer starts during the fair which is a big deal for us. it s at about 30 years to get it done. when you are in the state house, they give you money and still send you parking passes. that is a good thing. mr. kasich: you are rebuilding all of this. we raised $13 million in 20 years. have the congress in ohio. we just had to build a giant building for them. very impressive year. here. thank you. thank you for being here. did you have a great day? mr. kasich: a great day. every day in iowa is great. you.have a question for fromommate in college is new philadelphia, ohio. mr. kasich: i have been there like five times. would you mind taking a picture with me? mr. kasich: do you know where new philadelphia is? is that where he is from? my roommate
we need to take him on the maury show. america, you are not the father. want to say one last thing. the only reason i am nervous this time is because my family is here. they have never come to anything of mine. i want to tell you guys i love you and i and everything i am and will be because someone took the time to love me and care about me. [applause] immortal technique: i want to say also we are on the right side, ladies and gentlemen. illegal war, anti-drone, antiracism, anti-sex discrimination. give ourselves a round of applause for being on the right side of every issue in this country. [applause] shertal technique: and now, is going to sing for us the national anthem. please. ms. franklin: he is a little too silly for me. i know we are short on time but there are two things i wanted to share. we talked about black lives matter and a black folks go into the street. know important for us to for the past 40 years, we have been in a counterrevolution. within the counterrevo
and military spouses serving alongside their men and women. philomena would you stand up and let everyone say hello? [applause] i want to thank the library for having me tonight that i brought along a bag of props which will explain themselves as we go along. i also want to thank my los angeles home, the answer for sale amid a group of which i am prey. we got great sponsors that are here tonight. the money guys, california collects windows. radio would not exist in america but for terrific sponsors like these and across the united states if you listen to the radio listening to the people who put the radio on because without he would go away. and patronize them but i want to thank my partners at fox. they allow me a great deal of ability to go back and forth across the country and in the last three weeks i have appeared in succession on meet the press, face the nation-state of the union with chuck todd in john dickerson and jake tapper. that means i m not practicing law duri