[ applause ] let us pray. god s grace and mercy and protection, we commit ourselves. inspired by the actions of sergeant kyle white, strengthened by divine providence, we go our way in peace. it would be good courage, we hold fast to that which is good unto no evil, no one evil for evil. rather that we would be strengthened in the sane-hearted and we support the weak. we help the wounded and honor all persons. the blessing of god be with us this day, we pray if his holy name, amen. amen. that concludes the ceremony, but not the celebration. i hear the food here is pretty good, and the drinks are free. who gave a big shout on that? i heard somebody. i hope all of you enjoy the hospitality of the white house. i hope we all remember once again those who are fallen. we are grateful to the families who are here, and to kyle and all who serve in america s armed forces, we want you to know that we will always be grateful for your extraordinary service to our country. thank you
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listen as she describes a version of american history in which the civil war, reconstruction, the civil rights movement, the last 150 years never happened. the role of the federal government was supporting the institution of slavery, it must be formally acknowledged and addressed. i just simply ask, why not and why not now? god bless us as we pursue the final justice of those who lived in slavery. tucker: that very same federal government also lost more than 600,000 men fighting slavery. it s slightly more complicated than she presented today, nobody in the room was interested in hearing details. it quickly became a circus. anyone who question reparations was booed and heckled. watch. it s important that we know our history and we not punish people today for the sins of their predecessors in the democratic party. i just stated all facts and again we have people who are denying history. tucker: even black witnesses drew that response when they dare question the concept
reparations for slavery. listen as she describes a version of american history in which the civil war, reconstruction, the civil rights movement, the last 150 years never happened. the role of the federal government was supporting the institution of slavery, it must be formally acknowledged and addressed. i asked, why not, and why not now? god bless us as we pursue the final justice of those who lived in slavery. tucker: that very same federal government also lost more than 600,000 men fighting slavery. it s slightly more complicated than she presented today, nobody in the room was interested in hearing details. it quickly became a circus. anyone who question reparations was booed and heckled. it s important that we know our history and we not punish people today for the sins of their predecessors in the democratic party. i just stated all facts and again we have people who are denying history. tucker: even black witnesses through that response when they dared questio
Clarence W. Mosher Glenville- Clarence W. Mosher, 89, a cherished patriarch, community leader, and beacon of dedication, passed away peacefully on May 25, 2024, at his home in Glenville, NY.