and gave the rousing endorsement before the maryland, virginia and d.c. primaries. it had a lot of influence. maybe not at home in massachusetts but certainly around the country. i think it was the first time they ever said, okay, we re going to pass the torch, to use the metaphor of jack kennedy and his inauguration. so many parallels are made to their style, the cool, calm, collected aspect. or in italian they call it the effortless grace. i want to play, for your response, president obama speaking about jfk here on the anniversary of his inauguration. president kennedy led with a steadying hand. defusing the most perilous crisis of the cold war without firing a single shot. enforcing the rights of young black men and women to attend the university of their choice. launching a core of volunteers as ambassadors for peace in
his head as a battering ram. but whether the story is true or not, sisson is an integral part of the operation. the daring mission results in the successful exchange of the captured general prescott for the american general, charles lee all without firing a single shot. jack sisson s crucial role in the prescott raid s success earns the admiration of george washington, who still isn t certain about african-american soldiers. george washington was born into virginia culture. and slavery is very, very much a part of virginia culture. so, the idea of trusting african individuals with weapons and to fight for those causes, he felt that was inappropriate. congratulations,
but i want to emphasize that what is at stake here is the ambitions and the aggressiveness of russia. russia has decided that it s all in in syria. and they ve also decided who they want to see become president of the united states too, and it s not me. i ve stood up to russia. i ve taken on putin and others and i would do that as president. i think wherever we can cooperate with russia, that s fine. and i did as secretary of state. that s how we got a treaty reducing nuclear weapons. it s how we got the sanctions on iran that put a lid on the iranian nuclear program without firing a single shot. so i would go to the negotiating table with more leverage than we have now but i do support the effort to investigate for crimes, war crimes committed by the syrians and the russians and try to hold them accountable. thank you, secretary clinton. first of all, she s there
we have to work more slowsly with our partners and allies on the ground. i want to emphasize that what is at stake here is the a.m. bagz a ambition and aggressiveness of russia. they decided it is all in in syria and decided who they want to see become president of the united states too and it s not me. i stood up to russia and have taken on putin and others and i would do that as president. i think wherever we can cooperate with russia, that s fine and i did as secretary of state and that s how we got a treaty reducing nuclear weapons and the sanctions putting a lid on the program without firing a single shot. i would go with more leverage than we have now. i support the efforts to investigate for crimes, war crimes committed by the syrians and the russians and try to hold
would do that as president. i think wherever we can cooperate with russia, that s fine and i did as secretary of state and that s how we got a treaty reducing nuclear weapons and the sanctions putting a lid on the program without firing a single shot. i would go with more leverage than we have now. i support the efforts to investigate for crimes, war crimes committed by the syrians and the russians and try to hold them accountable. she was there with the line in the sand. i wasn t. i hate to interrupt you. at some point we need to get the facts out. perhaps sadly obama probably still listened. i don t think he would listen very much anymore. obama draws the line in the sand. it was laughed at all over the world what happened. with that being said, she talks