Convention, my fellow citizens, i accept your nomination and your program. [ cheers and applause ] and now my friends that you have made your decision, i will fight to win that office with all my heart and my soul. [ cheers and applause ] and with your help, i have no doubt that we will win. [ cheers and applause ] help me to do the job in this autumn of conflict and of campaign. Help me to do the job in these years of darkness and doubt and crisis which stretch beyond the horizon of tonights happy vision. And we will justify our gorgeous past and the loyalty of silent millions who look to us for compassion, for understanding, and for honest purpose. Thus we will serve our great tradition greatly. I ask of you all you have. I will give you all i have and that was our contender this week, Adlai Stevenson, accepting the democratic nomination for president in 1952. We are joined by historian Richard Norton smith here in Adlai Stevensons hold study in libertyville, illinois. Richard norton
Have expressed regret you decided to leave it. What could persuade you to remain, and what Common Ground did you find in your talks today on this topic . Pres. Trump it wasnt a major topic. We talked about other things, including mostly trade. As drawn andeement as we signed was very unfair to the United States. It put economic penalties on us and made it very difficult for us in terms of business. It took away in one of our asset values. A want of our asset values. Alot of our wea are richsset valu businesses in order toes qualify by 2025. They dont kick in until 2030. Tandard inhe s russia in the 1990s, a dirty standard for the environment. It treated the United States very unfairly. I had no problem with the agreement they signed. In,ould conceivably go back but we are very strong in the environment. I feel very strongly about it. Commissioners are powerful in the sense that they want to have clean water, clean air, but we also want businesses that can compete. Paris accord would ha
Someone they know they can trust in those areas. Id say thats both for christians and yazidis. They also arent seeking the same refugee protection because theyre outside of that. You mention trafficking. Not only is there an issue of trafficking of women but because of the vulnerability of the refugees, children are much more susceptible. The parents go out doing things, they leave children behind for someone to take care of and we find more cases children being abused, which is heartbreaking. Its one of those cases to get them out of these situations we need to make sure they have emergency schooling and caregivers that provide that opportunity so their families arent vulnerable. Chairman, on your point about the dublin agreement, and as you say, just for those not familiar with the jargon, it means the within the European Union, the first country where a person claims asylum is the country that processes the application and looks after the person while that is happening. Clearly, thi
Know, these individuals have arrived in europe. Thats not to diminish the significance of the challenge. In providing for the needs of these individuals and making sure that it doesnt, or at least minimally disrupts the good order in those countries and the daytoday life of the citizens. But to diminish or ignore the humanity of these individuals fleeing a desperate situation, fleeing terrible violence in their home country is something that, that im glad that only a small minority of people have done. George . In his debate with mitt romney, in 2012, the president said that Vice President biden had advised him against going after bin laden. The Vice President has now changed his story on that. Is the president similarly changing his recollection . George, i was, was not in the room when these decisions were being made or when the president was consulting his advisers about this very difficult Foreign Policy call that he made. And thereve already been books that have been written about