Cowes, Isle of Wight. <br/> <br/>LV. Yachts milling around for start of a race. SV. Yachting preparing sails aboard yacht. GV. Royal Yacht Squadron Cowes SV. Starters gun being fired. LV. X Class Yachts starting race. SV. Yachts racing. SV. Crowd watching on shore. LV. Larger Yachts ploughing through fairly Heavy swell. SV. Larger yachts ploughing through fairly heavy swell, water breaking over bows. LV. Yachts ploughing through water. SV. Yachts keeling over - crew well down in well of ship. LS. Pan two large Yachts. CU. Head on shot of "Robbe" Crew at work on sails LS. Yachts passing Guard ship H.M.S. Finisterre. SV. Large Yacht sailing right up close, heeling well over. <br/> <br/>(Orig. Neg.)

ISSUE_NO = 1732 NO_OF_ITEMS = 4 COMMENTATOR = Leslie Mitchell ITEM_NO = 4 DESCRIPTION : It's probably the most famous anchorage in the world, and Cowes Week is certainly the most famous festival of yachting. Top-line sailing men like Uffa Fox are always there, of-course. Here, he's taking out Prince Philip's famous Flying Fifteen, "Coweslip", crewed by the Countess of Leicester. A big attraction of the sport is its social equality, and class is only considered in relation to the craft involved. There are plenty to choose from, Fireflies, Dragons, Flying Fifteens, Swallows, Darings, Solent Sunbeams. Names which are sheer poetry to a yachtsman. The Royal Yacht "Britannia" was there, and, of-course, Prince Philip with the latest Royal acquisition, the magnificent ocean-racing Yawl "Bloodhound". Let's watch her as the Royal Helmsman takes her out before competing in the Britannia Challenge Cup. His crew included officers from the Royal Yacht. CARD_FILE = 84873 CARD_TITLE : THE PRINCE AT THE HELM (IN COLOUR) SHOT_LIST : Key scene. GV Sailing boat. MS Pan yachts. MS Man and two women. MS Sailor with girls. CU Girl in sailor uniform. CU Sign R.C.Y.C. Private. CU Sign Royal London Yacht club. CU Sign sailing club. GV Crowds. GV Cannons. MCU Uffa Fox. MS People boarding dinghy. MCU Man unwinding wire. MS Boat hits water. MS Uffa Fox. TS Uffa Fox and men in dinghy. MS Dinghy's sail off. MS Crowd. MS Dinghy on water. GV Yachts. GV Yachts (Fireflies). MS Men in dinghy. GV Yachts sailing. GV Yachts side by side. MS Yachts. GV Royal yacht "Britannia". CU Sign "Duke races new yacht at Cowes". (2 shots) Duke at yacht (Bloodhound). MS Crew in dinghy. Pan up sail. GV Duke and crew take out "Bloodhound." CU Man. (2 shots) Duke and crew on the water with yacht. MS Front of yacht. GV "Bloodhound". GV Yachts. (2 shots) Crew on "Bloodhound". GV "Bloodhound". CU Flag. (2 shots) Side of dinghy. MS Man adjusts dinghy. GV Front of yacht. GV Yacht with "Britannia" in background. GV Sail. GV (3 shots) Yacht. INDEX : Islands - Isle of Wight, Towns and Cities, Water Sports - Yachting, Water, Miscellaneous, Mankind, Naval, Fashion, Military, British Royalty - Duke Of Edinburgh, Personalities - Uffa Fox, Shipping, Flags COMMENTS : Colour story MATERIAL : Colour material - Cut neg 05639, Cut neg 05639x, Interpos 05624, Neg track 05640, Neg cuts 05625, Dupe neg 05640x, Prints 05688(4) x Colour cut neg and dupe neg Colour neg cuts 05644 Colour n/cuts 05637 FEET_SHOT = 300 DATE_SUBD = 00/00/0000

HD1080p: Father teaching his son how to reeling in a fish from the stern of a sailing fishing boat on the sea.

Unissued / unused material - dates and locations may be unclear / unknown. <br/> <br/>Cowes, Isle of Wight <br/> <br/>MS Sailing boats and launches at sea, probably during the Cowes week. MS A schooner, possibly a Navy destroyer in the background, and sailing boats. MS Dinghies competing in race. Various shots, sailing boats and launches at sea. MS The "Tio Pepe" sails past. MS Yachts competing in race. LS Destroyer and other boats decked in bunting and flags. CU Man using binoculars. MS Second man using binoculars. MS Father and baby watching race. MS Two yachts with red sails competing. MS Mother and child use telescope on the sea front. CU Two starting cannon firing. (2 shots). Various shots, passenger ferry in harbour, decked in bunting, yachts pass by. Various shots, yachts racing. LS Passenger ferry passing. Various shots, X-class yachts racing and passing the "Norris" buoy. Various shots, faster yachts racing in different class. <br/> <br/>Note: Date on original record: 03/08/1968.

HD1080p: Father and son having fun fishing from the stern of a sailing fishing boat on the sea.

WTN LONDON FEED AND EDIT MASTERS FOR A CS ON THE MASS RESIGNATION OF THE PHILIPPINE CABINET. 15:50:01:27 cutaways of venezuelan president jaime lusinchi touring the site of a mud slide. aerial cutaways of venezuelan mud slide aftermath scenes. 15:11:06:29 clips of prince charles and princess diana visiting normandy, france, for the anniversary of the death of william the conquerer. 15:52:11:07 aerial ftg of the scene of a bus crash in great britain. panning wide shots of the bus wreckage. 15:53:46:25 police vehicles escorting british heysel stadium rioters to trial in brussels, belgium. 15:54:34:07 cutaways of the scene of an irish republican army (ira) shooting in northern ireland. 15:55:38:02 czech weightlifting highlights. 15:56:17:03 vs, from the deck of the british warship andromeda of the british tanker isomeria and an iranian frigate cruising through the persian gulf. clips of british crewmen on the ship's bridge and at battle stations. 15:57:44:05 cutaways of philippine president corazon aquino holding a cabinet meeting. 15:58:50:04 vs of straw huts immersed in flood water and refugees gathered at a relief center in bangladesh. 16:00:35:10 refeeds. itn broadcast material including ftg of an america's cup class yacht sailing on the thames near london tower bridge, and file clips of yacht captain dennis conner's 1987 america's cup victory celebration. 16:14:59:06 more philippine cabinet scenes. intvs/w resigning cabinet members. file clips of street skirmishes during the philippine coup attempt. vs of philippine executive secretary joker arroyo and special executive counsel teodoro locsin. al dale su. 16:16:33:21 refeeds. 16:23:37:26 soviet television film x-fer ftg of soviet foreign minister eduard shevardnadze and prime minister nikolai ryzhkov meeting with an arab league delegation in moscow. soviet video and film clips of ryzhkov and shevardnadze meeting with an iranian delegation. 16:31:27:24 more itn newscast material including expanded coverage of the gulf andromeda convoy and the bangladeshi flood and clips of former senator gary's hart's (d-colo) nightline intv. CI: PERSONALITIES: AQUINO, CORAZON. PERSONALITIES: ARROYO, JOKER. PERSONALITIES: CHARLES, PRINCE. PERSONALITIES: CONNER, DENNIS. PERSONALITIES: DIANA, PRINCESS. PERSONALITIES: HART, GARY. PERSONALITIES: LOCSIN, TEODORO. PERSONALITIES: LUSINCHI, JAIME. PERSONALITIES: RYZHKOV, NIKOLAI. PERSONALITIES: SHEVARDNADZE, EDUARD. DIPLOMACY: GREAT BRITAIN / FRANCE. DIPLOMACY: USSR / IRAN. DISASTERS: FLOOD, AFTERMATH. DISASTERS: MUD SLIDE, AFTERMATH. DISASTERS: VEHICULAR, AFTERMATH. GOVERNMENT: PHILIPPINES. MILITARY: OPERATIONS, PERSIAN GULF. TRANSPORTATION: WATER, YACHT.

CAMPAIGN 2012 / EXT BROLL PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA CAMPAIGN SPEECH / HEAD ON / NO WALK-UP Monday, September 17, 2012 TRANSCRIPT: President Barack Obama delivers campaign remarks at Schiller Park in Columbus, Ohio SLUG: 1515 WH OH PATH1 RS33 83 AR: 16X9 DISC# 649 NYRS: 5114 (Cheers, applause.) 16:09:36 PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: Thank you. (Cheers, applause.) Well, thank you. It is great to be back in Columbus. (Cheers, applause.) This is -- (chuckles) -- AUDIENCE MEMBERS: (Chanting.) Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! PRESIDENT OBAMA: Thank you. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: (Chanting.) Four more years! Four more years! 16:10:18 PRESIDENT OBAMA: Thank you so much. (Cheers.) Well, this is why I like to come to Columbus -- (cheers, applause) -- because everybody is so nice here in Ohio. And it is wonderful to be here. Can everybody please give Jeff (sp) a big round of applause for that great introduction? (Cheers, applause.) Now, all -- all of you are good friends, but I got some people I definitely got to call out. First of all, your outstanding mayor, Michael Coleman, is in the house. (Cheers, applause.) Your former governor Ted Strickland is in the house. (Cheers, applause.) Your next congresswoman, Joyce Beatty, is here. (Cheers, applause.) And all of you are here. (Cheers, applause.) Now, I -- I know some of you may have just wandered up because you thought you were going to take a nice stroll through the park. Say, what -- what's going on there? Seems like there's a big crowd. But it turns out there's an election going on right now. (Cheers.) It's true. (Laughter.) And over the past couple of weeks you've had a chance to see both sides make their case. They were down in Tampa; we were in Charlotte. (Cheers.) You saw? (Cheers.) OK. (Cheers.) 16:11:59 Now, in just 15 days, Ohio -- in -- starting on October 2nd, you will have one big choice to make. I think that the clearest choice of anytime in a generation. And this is not just a choice between two candidates or two parties. This is a choice between two different visions for how we move the country forward. (Cheers, applause.) What we're fighting for, our vision, is to restore the basic bargain that built this country, that built the largest middle class and the strongest economy the world has ever known. And that bargain can be stated very simply. It says if you work hard, you can make it. (Cheers.) If you meet your responsibilities, then you can get ahead, that everyone in this country, no matter what you look like or where you come from, what your last name is, everybody gets a fair shot, and everybody does their fair share, and everybody plays by the same rules -- (cheers, applause) -- from Main Street to Wall Street to Washington, D.C. 16:13:29 Now, I ran for president because I saw this basic bargain eroding. Here in Ohio, too many jobs were being shipped overseas, too many families struggling to keep up with rising costs but paychecks that weren't going up, people having to take on more debt just to pay tuition for their kid's college or put gas in the car. And then eventually, this entire house of cards collapsed four years ago this month in the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. And millions of Americans lost their jobs, homes, savings. And we've been fighting ever since to recover from the policies that got us into this hole. Now, the other side seems to forget how all this got started. They have -- they have a convenient case of amnesia. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Yeah! Right! PRESIDENT OBAMA: And so at their convention, they were happy to talk about all the things they think are wrong with America, but they didn't have much to say about how they'd make it right. They want your vote, but they don't want you know their plan, because the plan they're offering is the "same old same old" that we've been hearing from them for 30 years. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Yeah! PRESIDENT OBAMA: They want tax cuts, tax cuts, we'll roll back some regulation, and then give you more tax cuts. Tax cuts when times are bad, tax cuts when times are good. Tax cuts during peacetime, and then some tax cuts during wartime. You want to make a restaurant reservation or book a flight, you don't need the new iPhone; you just use a tax cut. (Laughter, applause.) 16:15:13 Now, listen, I've cut taxes, just like I promised, for folks who need it. For middle-class families. (Cheers, applause.) For small businesses. (Cheers, applause.) The average -- the average family has seen their federal income taxes -- their federal taxes go down by $3,600. So if any of you are talking to your Republican friends or relatives and they say, why, he's a big tax guy, you tell them, no, your taxes are lower than they were when I came into office. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Right! PRESIDENT OBAMA: Small businesses, we've cut taxes 18 times. But I do not believe that another round of tax cuts for millionaires are going to bring good jobs back to Ohio. (Applause.) I don't think giving me a tax break or giving Mr. Romney a tax break will help pay down our deficit. I don't believe that firing teachers -- AUDIENCE MEMBER: (Inaudible.) (Cheers.) PRESIDENT OBAMA: -- or kicking students off of financial aid is somehow going to grow our economy. (Cheers, applause.) That's not going to help us compete against all the scientists and engineers coming out of China. And after all we've been through, does anybody really think that somehow rolling back regulations on Wall Street that we put in place to make sure we don't have another taxpayer-funded bailout -- that somehow that's going to be good for the small-business woman here in Columbus or -- or help -- help the construction worker get back on the job? AUDIENCE MEMBER: No! PRESIDENT OBAMA: Ohio, we have tried what they're selling. We've tried it. We've been there. It didn't work. We don't like it. AUDIENCE MEMBER: We -- (inaudible). PRESIDENT OBAMA: We're not going back. (Cheers, applause.) We're not going back. We're not going back. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Four more years! Four more years! AUDIENCE MEMBERS: (Chanting.) Four more years! Four more years! PRESIDENT OBAMA: We -- AUDIENCE MEMBERS: (Chanting.) Four more years! Four more years! 16:17:12 PRESIDENT OBAMA: We don't -- see -- see, we don't -- we don't believe that the answer to our challenges is just to tell folks, you're on your own. AUDIENCE MEMBER: That's right. PRESIDENT OBAMA: We think we're all in this together. (Cheers.) Look, look -- you know, you look at this crowd -- people of every walk of life. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yeah! PRESIDENT OBAMA: That's what America is. (Cheers.) And we don't believe this economy grows from the top down. We think it grows from the middle out -- (cheers) -- from the bottom up. (Cheers.) Think -- think about it. You know, when I cut taxes on middle- class families, why did I do that? Because when you guys have a little more money in your pocket, what happens? AUDIENCE MEMBER: (We spend it ?). PRESIDENT OBAMA: You spend it -- (laughter) -- because -- because -- because you need to, because you got -- you got expenses. AUDIENCE MEMBER: That's right. PRESIDENT OBAMA: So then you decide you buy a new computer for your kid going off to college, or -- or -- or you finally trade in that old beat-up car you got. And -- and so businesses, then, they have more profits. They've got more customers. That means they're hiring more workers. That means those folks then have more money to spend. The whole economy does better. 16:18:38 You know, if you -- if you give a tax break to a billionaire, you can only buy so many yachts. (Cheers.) Right? I mean, at a -- at a certain point, you stop. So it doesn't -- it doesn't do the same thing for the economy. So -- so not only is it the right thing to do, it's the smart thing to do for us to grow, to make sure that middle- class families are strong, and people who are poor and willing to work hard to get into the middle class, that they've got a chance. (Cheers, applause.) That's -- that's our vision. That's why we're not going backwards. That's why we're going forward. (Cheers, applause.) That's why I'm running for a second term as president of the United States. (Cheers, applause.) AUDIENCE MEMBERS: (Chanting.) Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! 16:19:35 PRESIDENT OBAMA: Now -- hold on a second. I -- hold on a second. I want you to know, though, because some of you may not have been paying attention at the convention because, you know, you were still thinking about Michelle and how good she was -- (cheers, applause) -- or -- or -- or maybe you're still talking about President Clinton and how he broke it down. (Cheers, applause.) Well, I want to -- everybody to be clear: The path I'm offering isn't quick or easy. It's going to take more than a few years to deal with all the challenges that we face. But let me tell you something. You know, when -- when I hear this -- when I hear the other side talking about how the nation's in decline, I tell them, you must not be getting out much -- (laughter) -- because this is America -- (cheers) -- and we've still got the best workers in the world -- (cheers) -- and the best entrepreneurs in the world -- (cheers, applause) -- and the best scientists and researchers in the world -- (cheers) -- and the best colleges and universities in the world. (Cheers, applause.) And there's not a country on earth that wouldn't trade places with us right now. So I'm confident our problems can be solved. Our challenges will be met. The path I offer is harder, but it leads to a better place because it allows everybody to prosper. Anybody who's willing to work hard can get ahead. I'm asking you to choose that future. 16:21:05 And I'm asking you to rally around a specific set of goals: to create new manufacturing jobs and to strengthen our energy sector and improve education -- (cheers) -- and bring down our deficit and turn the page on a decade of war. (Cheers, applause.) That's what I intend to accomplish in the next four years. (Cheers, applause.) That's why I'm running for a second term. (Cheers, applause.) I need those four years to get all that done. (Cheers, applause.) So -- so -- so let me just break down this plan very clearly. Part one, we are going to export more products, and we're going to outsource fewer jobs. (Cheers, applause.) You know, after a decade where manufacturing had been declining, this country has now created over the last 2 1/2 years over half a million new manufacturing jobs -- (cheers, applause) -- a whole lot of them in -- right here in Ohio. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Right. 16:22:07 PRESIDENT OBAMA: When there were some who said just let Detroit go bankrupt, when there were folks who were willing to walk away from all the jobs that are supported here in Ohio by the auto industry, I bet on American workers. And three -- three years later, the American auto industry has brought back nearly 250,000 new jobs, come roaring back. (Cheers, applause.) So you've got a choice. We can do what Mr. Romney suggests and keep giving tax breaks -- (boos) -- don't boo; vote. Don't boo; vote. (Applause.) We can keep giving tax breaks to companies that are shipping jobs overseas -- AUDIENCE MEMBERS: No! PRESIDENT OBAMA: -- or we can start rewarding companies that are opening new plants, training new workers and creating new jobs right here in the United States of America. (Cheers, applause.) 16:23:11 And when it comes to trade, I understand my opponent's been running around Ohio claiming he's going to take the fight to China. Now, this is a guy whose experience has been owning companies that were called pioneers of outsourcing jobs to countries like China, made money investing in companies shipping jobs to China. Ohio, you can't stand up to China if all you've done is send them our jobs. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: That's right. PRESIDENT OBAMA: You can talk a good game, seven weeks before an election, but -- but you can't just talk the talk; you've got to walk the walk. (Cheers, applause.) 16:24:10 I -- I wake up every single day thinking about America's workers and making sure they've got a fair shot in this economy. When other countries don't play by the rules, we walk the walk. (Cheers.) We brought more trade cases against China in one term than the previous administration did in two. (Cheers, applause.) When Governor Romney was complaining that, because we stopped an unfair surge in Chinese tires here into the United States, he said, well, now, that's protectionist. We did it anyway. And we got over a thousand Americans jobs back right here in the United States. (Cheers, applause.) Earlier this year I set up a new task force to go after every unfair trade practices that harm our workers. And it's already delivering. Two months ago we moved to hold China accountable for unfair trade practices that harm American automakers. Today my administration is launching a new action in China, this one against illegal subsidies that encourages companies to ship auto parts manufacturing jobs overseas -- (cheers, applause) -- which directly hurts many women on the assembly lines in Ohio and Michigan and throughout the Midwest. 16:25:24 Your senator, by the way, Sherrod Brown -- (cheers, applause) -- has fought as hard as anybody on this. So where folks are breaking the rules, we go after them. We're not going to let it stand. AUDIENCE MEMBER: You're the president! AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yep! (Laughter.) PRESIDENT OBAMA: It's not right. It's against the rules. We're not going to let it stand. Americans workers build better products than anybody. Made in America means something. (Cheers.) And when the playing field is level, we always win. So -- so -- so that's a -- that's a choice you've got in this election, though, because, you know, my opponent, not only does he want to keep tax incentives that would send jobs overseas, he wants to expand them. Now -- AUDIENCE MEMBER: (Off mic.) PRESIDENT OBAMA: I love you back. But -- (cheers, applause) -- but I'm not finished. AUDIENCE MEMBER: We love you! (Inaudible.) We are not alone! 16:26:27 PRESIDENT OBAMA: Now, if you choose the path I'm offering, then we can help big factories and small businesses double their exports. We can sell more goods around the world, made right here. We can create a million new manufacturing jobs in the next four years. We've shown we can do it. But that's not all it's going to take to rebuild our economy. We've got to make sure our workers are trained to fill those good jobs. And that's why the second part of my plan is to give every American the chance to earn the skills they need to compete. (Cheers, applause.) You know, education was the gateway of opportunity for me. (Cheers.) It was -- it was what gave Michelle a chance. (Cheers.) It's what gave so many of you a chance. (Cheers.) It's the path to a middle-class life. And when I say, by the way, a higher education, it doesn't mean four years. It may be you go to a community college for two -- (cheers) -- or -- or -- or a training program. But the point is it's not enough right now just to get that four years in high school because the economy is more complicated now, and the skills that are needed are more advanced. 16:27:41 Now, the good news is we've already done work on this. So a million -- millions of students are already paying less for college -- (cheers) -- because of what we did. (Cheers, applause.) We took on a system that was wasting billions of taxpayer dollars using banks and lenders as middlemen for the student loan program. We said, why do we need the middlemen? Let's cut them out, and let's give the money directly to students -- (cheers, applause) -- and -- and as a consequence, we've been able to -- to help young people all across this country. But once again we've got a choice in this election because -- (audio break) -- United States of America, no child should ever have her dreams deferred because of a overcrowded classroom -- (cheers, applause) -- AUDIENCE MEMBER: That's right! That's right! PRESIDENT OBAMA: -- or outdated textbooks. No family should have to set aside a college acceptance letter because they don't have the money. (Cheers.) No company should have to look for workers in China because they couldn't find workers with the right skills here at home. (Cheers, applause.) 16:29:32 So, Ohio, what I'm offering -- and I need your help; I need you to help me recruit a hundred thousand new math and science teachers -- (cheers, applause) -- and improve early childhood education -- (cheers, applause) -- and give 2 million workers the chance to learn the skills they need at community colleges -- (cheers, applause) -- and help us work with colleges and universities to keep tuition down, so that our young people have a chance -- (cheers, applause) -- at a future without taking on tens of thousands of dollars' worth of debt. We can meet that goal, but I need your help. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Four more years! AUDIENCE MEMBERS: (Chanting.) Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! PRESIDENT OBAMA: We ought -- I've -- third thing: We've got to control our own energy. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Yeah! PRESIDENT OBAMA: After 30 years of inaction, we raised fuel standards, so by the middle of the next decade, your cars and trucks will go twice as far on a gallon of gas. (Cheers, applause.) And by the way, Detroit's making those cars. (Cheers.) And Toledo's making those cars. (Cheers, applause.) All across the Midwest, we're seeing American cars now -- we're going to meet those standards, we're going to beat those standards. We've doubled the amount of renewable energy we're generating from sources like wind and solar. That's creating thousands of jobs building wind turbines and long-lasting batteries right here in Ohio. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Yes! PRESIDENT OBAMA: America's less dependent on foreign oil than any time in the last two decades. (Cheers, applause.) AUDIENCE MEMBER: Thank you, Mr. President. PRESIDENT OBAMA: So we've already made progress, but we can make more. And the question is, are we going to go back -- AUDIENCE MEMBERS: No! 16:30:54 PRESIDENT OBAMA: -- to a plan that reverses the progress, or do we build on our progress? Because, see -- look, I want you guys to know I'm not going to let oil companies write this country's energy plan. (Cheers.) AUDIENCE MEMBER: All right! PRESIDENT OBAMA: I'm not going to let them keep collecting $4 billion in corporate welfare from our taxpayers. (Cheers, applause.) The path we're offering is to keep investing in wind and solar, clean coal technology, and make sure farmers and scientists are harnessing new biofuels to power our cars and our trucks. Let's put construction workers back to work rehabbing and retrofitting buildings and factories so they waste less energy. Let's develop a hundred-year supply of natural gas that's beneath our feet. And if we do all this, we can cut our oil imports in half by 2020 and support 600,000 new jobs in natural gas alone. (Cheers, applause). That's the path forward. (Applause.) Four things. Let's reduce our deficit without sticking it to the middle class. (Cheers, applause.) 16:31:58 See, we really do have to reduce our deficit, but the way I do it, we're cutting our deficit by $4 trillion, making sure everybody does it the right way. I've worked with Republicans in Congress. We've cut a trillion dollars worth of spending. Not every program works. There's some waste in government we can take and -- and -- and make sure that we're bringing down our deficit. I want to reform our tax code so that it's simple and it's fair. But I also want to make sure we're asking the wealthiest households to pay a slightly higher tax on incomes over $250,000, the same rate that we had when Bill Clinton was president, when our economy was creating nearly 23 million new jobs, when we -- we had the biggest surplus in history, and we -- we had a whole bunch of millionaires to boot. 16:33:02 And -- and why is it that we created a lot of millionaires? Because when middle-class families are doing well, what happens? Everybody does well. Everybody does well. When you give ladders of opportunity for -- for poor folks to get into the middle class, what happens? Everybody does well. They've got more money to spend. They buy products. We hire more workers. Everybody does better. Now, I got to say, my opponent does have his own plan. But it's missing one thing: arithmetic. (Cheers, applause.) (Inaudible.) It -- it -- it doesn't -- it doesn't add up. I mean, think about it. He says that the most important thing we have is to reduce our deficit. And I really want -- I hope some Republicans are watching right now -- (cheers) -- and -- and some independents, because I just want everybody to break down the math. You say you want to reduce the deficit. So what's your first plan? You're going to spend $5 trillion in tax cuts, $5 trillion. Sometimes people lose sight of how much this means. So he -- $5 trillion over 10 years, that's $500 billion a year, right? I think my math is right. (Murmurs.) 16:34:19 Now, $500 billion, that's how much we spend on the Defense Department -- our entire military. (Isolated cheers.) So -- so he's going to give a tax cut mostly going to wealthy folks like me and -- and Mr. Romney -- $250,000 tax break for people making $3 million a year or more -- and -- and it's going to cost us $5 trillion on top of the Bush tax cuts. Now -- now they must have skipped math class when they were -- (laughter). Every time they're asked to explain this plan, they won't explain it because they can't. They cannot explain how they pay for a $5 trillion tax cut without slashing education funding, slashing investments in research, slashing investments in -- in -- in helping our seniors and people who are vulnerable and in raising taxes on middle-class families. 16:35:21 But it doesn't stop there. They then want to add another $2 trillion in military spending, and they say they won't add to the deficit. But keep in mind this is stuff that the Joint Chiefs of Staff say is -- is not required to keep us safe. So that's $7 trillion altogether on top of the Bush tax cuts, trillions of dollars. And they're going to ask you to pay for it to give me a tax break. I'm telling you, they will -- you cannot make it work. You can't cross the P's and dot the I's on this plan. And Columbus is a town where you've got to dot the I. (Cheers, applause.) You -- you -- you can't -- you can't get away with that. 16:36:09 So -- so -- so when they -- when -- when -- when independent folks have tried to explain it, they -- they've gone through it, and they've kind of gotten their calculators out. They've tallied this up. And -- and one independent report shows that Governor Romney's tax plan would provide an additional $250,000 tax cut for multimillionaires, but to pay for it, 95 percent of taxpayers would actually foot the bill. You'd pay more. I mean, imagine the sellout crowd for a Buckeyes football game at the Horseshoe. (Cheers.) Under my opponent's tax plan, 106 fans at the game would get an average tax cut of $250,000, and about a hundred thousand fans would have to pay for it. (Cheers.) And by the way, the ones who would get the tax break are the guys in the box seats. (Cheers, applause.) I am not going to ask middle-class families with kids to pay over $2,000 more so that millionaires and billionaires get to pay less. (Cheers, applause.) I'm not going to ask 360,000 Ohio students to pay more for college -- (cheers, applause) -- or kick children off of Head Start or eliminate health insurance for the poor or the elderly or the disabled to pay for a tax cut for folks who don't need it. 16:37:31 And -- and -- and by the way, I'm not going to turn Medicare into a voucher. (Cheers, applause.) You know, you -- if you've worked hard all your life, you should not spend your golden years at the mercy of insurance companies. (Cheers, applause.) You should retire with -- with the dignity that you have earned. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Thank you! PRESIDENT OBAMA: So we'll reform Medicare, but we'll do it the right way, reducing the cost of health care, not by asking seniors to foot the bill. Same thing with Social Security. We'll take responsible steps to strengthen Social Security, but we're not going to turn it over to Wall Street. (Cheers.) AUDIENCE MEMBER: That's why we need -- (inaudible) -- AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yes. PRESIDENT OBAMA: Now one last thing: Rebuilding our economy's essential, but obviously our prosperity at home is linked to our policies abroad. Current events remind us of that. Obviously we're heartbroken seeing what happened last week. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yes. 16:38:29 PRESIDENT OBAMA: Four years ago I promised to end the war in Iraq, and we did. (Cheers, applause.) I said we'd wind down the war in Afghanistan, and we are. (Cheers, applause.) And as a -- as a new tower rises above the new York skyline, al- Qaida's on the path to defeat, and bin Laden is dead. (Cheers, applause.) AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yes! PRESIDENT OBAMA: But for all -- for all the challenges, the events of the past week underscore we've still got threats in the world. So we've got to remain vigilant. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yup. PRESIDENT OBAMA: We're going to do everything we need to do to make sure our diplomats are safe. We're going to keep providing our troops with the equipment and the strategy that they need. But what we're also going to do is make sure that as long as I'm commander in chief, we've got the strongest military the world's ever known -- (cheers, applause) -- and when our troops take off their uniforms, we're going to serve them as well as they've served us -- (cheers, applause) -- because nobody who fights for this country should have to fight for a job when they come home. (Cheers, applause.) 16:39:52 Now my opponent -- he's got a different point of view. AUDIENCE MEMBER: (Yeah, it's really hairy ?). (Laughter.) PRESIDENT OBAMA: He -- he said it was -- he said it was tragic to end the war in Iraq. He won't tell us how he'd end the war in Afghanistan. He wants to spend more money on programs that our joint chiefs don't even want. Well, you know what? I want to spend that money we're no longer spending on war to pay down our debt -- (cheers, applause) -- and to put people back to work here in Ohio rebuilding roads and bridges and schools and runways. (Cheers, applause.) After a decade of war, it's time to do some nation building here at home. (Cheers, applause.) AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Yes! PRESIDENT OBAMA: That's why I'm running for a second term. (Cheers, applause.) AUDIENCE MEMBER: We're with you! We're with you! PRESIDENT OBAMA: Now, this is the choice that we now face. This is what the election comes down to. You know, the other side, they've told us over and over again how bigger tax cuts and fewer regulations, that's the only way to go; their way is the only way. 16:41:01 They say that since government can't do everything, it should do almost nothing. If you can't afford health insurance, hope you don't get sick. If some company releases pollution that your kids are breathing, they say it's just the price of progress. If you can't afford to go to college, borrow money from your parents. But you know, that's not who we are. That's not what this country is about. We insist on personal responsibility and we insist on individual initiative. We can't help somebody who doesn't want to help themselves. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Right. PRESIDENT OBAMA: Nobody here is entitled to success; everybody's got to earn it. AUDIENCE MEMBER: That's right. PRESIDENT OBAMA: We honor folks who start a business, and the strivers and the dreamers and the risk-takers who help make our free enterprise system work. (Cheers, applause.) And we believe the free enterprise system's the greatest engine of prosperity the world's ever known. But we also believe that in this country, as citizens, we accept certain obligations to one another and to future generations. As citizens, we understand it's not about what can be done for us but what can be done by us together as one nation and as one people. (Cheers, applause.) 16:42:16 And that's what this election was about four years ago. It wasn't about me. It was about you. You're the reason there's a cancer survivor in Medina that can afford a health care plan that covers pre-existing conditions. (Cheers, applause.) You're the reason there's a factory worker in Toledo who lost his job but now is back on the line building some of the world's best cars. (Cheers, applause.) You're -- you're the reason a young man right here on Columbus whose mother worked three jobs to raise him can now afford to go to college -- (cheers, applause) -- go to the Ohio State University. (Cheers, applause.) That's because of you. You're -- you're -- you're the reason some young immigrant who grew up here and went to school here and pledged allegiance to our flag is not suddenly going to be snatched up and deported to a country that -- (cheers, applause) -- that -- that they don't even know. 16:43:13 You're the reason why some outstanding soldier won't be kicked out of the military just because of who they love. (Cheers, applause.) You're the reason why thousands of families across the country are seeing folks who served us so bravely and give them a hug and -- and be able to say to them, welcome home. (Cheers, applause.) That happened because of you. So that's why these next seven weeks are so important. You can't buy into the cynicism the other side is selling. You can't believe what they say about how change isn't possible. AUDIENCE MEMBER: Right, right, right, right! PRESIDENT OBAMA: If you give up on the idea your voice makes a difference, you know what happens? The other side'll start filling it, filling the void with lobbyists and special interests, the folks who are writing the $10 million checks trying to buy this election, the folks who are trying to make it tougher for you to vote, the Washington politicians who want to tell you who you can marry and tell women what they need to do in terms of their own health care choices. (Cheers, applause.) 16:44:31 So I -- I want to tell you, I -- I -- I am -- I got a lot of fight in me right now. (Cheers, applause.) I am -- I am fired up, and I'm ready to go. But I need you. Only you can keep this country moving forward. AUDIENCE MEMBER: You're not alone! PRESIDENT OBAMA: If you're -- if you're not registered, you better register before October 9th. (Cheers.) You can start showing up and voting on October 2nd. That's 15 days away. I see some young people here. (Cheers, applause.) You know, it -- young people, you got to -- you got to use early vote because you might wake up in time on Election Day. (Laughter, applause.) I can't have you missing class. AUDIENCE MEMBER: You are not alone! PRESIDENT OBAMA: If you don't know how to vote, go to gottavote.com -- that's G-O-T-T-A vote. Find out how and where. Vote early. Get -- and -- and if you -- if you vote early, then you can spend the rest of the time getting other folks to vote. (Cheers, applause.) Ohio, we -- we -- we -- we've come too far to turn back now. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: Right! 16:45:41 PRESIDENT OBAMA: We've got more good jobs to create. (Brief cheers.) We've got more clean energy to generate. (Brief cheers.) We've got more young people to send to college. (Brief cheers.) We got more good schools to build. (Brief cheers.) We got more teachers to hire. (Brief cheers.) We got more troops to bring home. (Brief cheers.) We got more veterans to care for. (Brief cheers.) We've got more doors of opportunity we've got to open up for everybody who's willing to work for it. (Cheers, applause.) That's why I'm running for a second term. (Extended cheers, applause.) And if you're willing to stand with me and knock on some doors with me and make some phone calls with me and grab your friends and neighbors and take them to the polls for me, we'll win Franklin County again; we'll win this election; we'll finish what we started and remind the world why the United States of America is the greatest nation on earth! 16:46:34 God bless you! God bless America. (Cheers, applause.) 16:48:19 Obama gladhanding 16:53:21 Obama waves to crowd as he exits 16:53:33 Obama returns to crowd to gladhand

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PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA SPEECH AT LABORFEST 2014, President Barack Obama remarks at Laborfest 2014 in Milwaukee, WI - pool stix SLUG: 1340 WH WI PATH1 RS33 73 AR: 16X9 DISC# 269 NYRS: WASH-3/4523 14:48:46 Obama walking out to podium, waving 14:48:58 Hello Milwaukee OBAMA: Give Chris a big round of applause for that great introduction. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Happy Labor Day, everybody. Happy Labor Day. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 14:49:30 Today is a day that belongs to you, the working men and women who make America the greatest country on earth. So thank you. To the working folks who are here today and the unions who have always had your back... (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) ... thank you to the Milwaukee Area Labor Council. To the Wisconsin AFL-CIO. It's good to be back at Laborfest. I hope you don't mind I brought a friend with me, someone who is fighting for Americans every day, America's Secretary of Labor, Tom Perez is in the house. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 14:50:24 And I just found out Tom's wife is from Milwaukee. So his father-in-law is here. So I just told his father-in-law he's doing a really good job, because you always want to make a guy look good in front of his father-in-law. We've got some other friends I want to acknowledge. First of all, your congresswoman, Gwen Moore is here. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 14:50:52 Your mayor, Tom Barrett is in the house. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) We've got one of my favorites, Mary Kay Henry from SEIU. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Newly-elected Lily Garcia from NEA. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 14:51:13 My pal, not a Packers fan, he's a Steelers fan, but he's a good guy anyway, Leo Gerard from USW, steelworkers. Billy Hite from UA. Joe Hanson from UFCW. To all the other labor leaders who are here, we are so glad to have you, and we're here because of the things all too often we take for granted. Anybody who has got a seat, feel free so sit down. Yes, I don't want anybody fainting. It's so hot out here. I might get you back up on your feet at some point. But we're here to celebrate something that sometimes the American people take for granted, the 40-hour workweek, overtime pay, a minimum wage, weekends like this one, all that didn't happen by accident. It happened because America's workers organized for it, fought for it. History shows that working families can get a fair shot in this country, but only if we're willing to fight for it. 14:52:37 Now, the first time I came to Laborfest was, I was still a candidate back in 2008. And during that campaign, I promised if you sent me to White House, I'd stand with you in that fight. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Now, two weeks later, our financial system collapsed. A recession almost became a depression. And in the years since, our country has faced a choice. There are some folks who wanted to place an even bigger bet on top-down economics, the kind of economics that helped cause the crisis in the first place. More tax cuts for those at the top, fewer rules for big banks and corporations. This blind faith that maybe prosperity would finally trickle down on the rest of us and folks up at the top just kept on doing better and better. But you know what, Milwaukee? I didn't run for president to double down on top-down economics. I ran for president because I believed in bottom-up economics. I believed in middle-out economics. I placed a bet on you. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) I placed a bet on America's workers. I put my money on American workers, and the belief that our economy grows best when everybody has got a shot, when folks who are willing to work hard can get into the middle class and stay in the middle class. And I've come back to Laborfest to say that because of your hard work, because of what we've been through together, that bet is starting to pay off. America is stronger because of the decisions we made to rescue our economy and rebuild it on a new foundation, asking the simple question, is this good for ordinary Americans? Is this good for working people? Not just a few but for everybody. 14:54:52 OBAMA: And over the past 53 months, our businesses have created nearly 10 million new jobs. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) We're on a streak where the last six months, we created more than 200,000 jobs each month. That's the first time that has happened since 1997. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Construction is rebounding. Energy and technology are booming. American manufacturing is steadily creating jobs for the first time since the 1990s. Our businesses export more goods made right here in America to the rest of the world than ever before. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) America is stronger because we saved the American auto industry and more than 1 million jobs that depend on auto industry. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 14:56:01 Today our workers are building more cars than any time since 2002. And by the way, they're really good cars. The auto industry is adding jobs at the strongest rate since the 1990s. America is stronger because we invested in homegrown energy. The world's number-one oil and gas producer, it's not Russia, it's not Saudi Arabia. It's the U.S. of A. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) We are the largest producer. And for the first time in nearly 20 years, America now produces more oil than we buy from other countries. But we're also producing more clean energy, putting folks back to work. We've tripled the amount of wind power that creates energy. We've increased by 10 times the amount of solar power we create. And all of that is creating ten of thousands of good jobs all across the country. 14:57:13 America is stronger because we set our schools on a Race to the Top. We help more middle class families afford college. Today, thanks to outstanding teachers, our high school graduation rate is at a record high. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) More young people are earning their college degrees than ever before. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) America is stronger because we helped millions of responsible homeowners stay in their homes. And we got some of the biggest banks who sold deceptive mortgages to help make things right. They're ponying up billions of dollars to do right by folks who got cheated. We changed the tax code that was skewed too much to the wealthy at the expense of working families. We made sure, you know what, you guys got to pay a little more. And as a consequence, we cut our deficits by more than half. And, yes, Milwaukee, America is stronger because millions more Americans have the peace of mind of quality, affordable health insurance that they can count on. Yes, we did that. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 14:58:41 So I just want everybody to understand, because you wouldn't always know it from watching the news. By almost every measure, the American economy and American workers are better off than when I took office. We're better off by almost every measure. But look, none of this progress has come easy. Every inch of it we have had to fight for. Every inch of it we've had to work against a lock-step opposition that is opposed to everything we do. But it was worth it. Every gray hair is worth it. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Every gray hair is worth it. And at least I still got some hair. I look good. See, I like that. Thank you. Thank you. You know, whenever folks see me, they say, you know, you look OK, like they're surprised. And then sometimes they say I like taller than I do on TV. I say, yes, that's because the TV is small. It makes me look smaller. Look, it is thanks to the grit, to the resilience of working Americans, that this country we love, it has recovered faster, it has come farther than almost any other advanced economy. For the first time in more than a decade, business leaders around the world, when you ask them, where do you want to invest, what's the number one place to invest? They don't say China. They don't say Germany. They say the United States of America, and our lead is growing. 15:01:03 (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) USA! CROWD: USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! 15:01:17 OBAMA: So, look, I'm saying all this just because sometimes, you know, if you're watching TV, it's just kind of a whole downer. Now we've got struggles. We've got work to do. But there are a lot of reasons to be optimistic about America. More folks are working. The economy is growing stronger. The engines are revving a little louder. And the question now is, are we going to make the right decisions to accelerate this progress? Are we going to continue to focus on working families? Are we going to continue to make sure that a growing economy gives everybody rising incomes and wages? Are we going to make sure that we're helping the middle class and everybody who is trying to get into the middle class? You know, it's a good thing that corporate profits are high. I want American businesses to succeed. It's a good thing that the stock market is booming. You know, a lot of folks have 401(k)s in there. I want them to feel good. But I also want to see the guy who is breaking his back on two eight-hour shifts so he has got enough money to send his kids to college. I want to make sure that guy is getting a break. I want to make sure he's getting some help. 15:02:50 I want to see that woman who has worked for 40 years be able to retire with some dignity and some respect. That's how I measure progress, not just by how well the economy is doing overall. But how it's doing for folks who are working so hard, doing everything right, just want a fair shot, and didn't have anything handed to them in their lives, weren't born with a silver spoon in their mouths. 15:03:18 And the reason that's who I'm thinking about is because that's the family I grew up in. That's the family Michelle's family grew up in. This country gave me a chance. It gave Michelle a chance. I believe in the American dream because I have lived it. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) And I ran for this office to restore it for everybody. So no matter what you look like and no matter where you came from, no matter how you started, you can make it in America if you try. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 15:04:07 So that's what's at stake right now. That's what's at stake, making sure the economy works for everybody. I've got a vision of an economy where opportunities are open to everybody who is willing to work hard. I want an economy where new long-term investments in American energy and American infrastructure and American manufacturing and American innovation are unleashing new jobs and new industries right here in Wisconsin, right here in Milwaukee. An economy where our workers have the chance to earn new skills that lead to that good job. Where our children graduate from school fully prepared for the global competition they're going to face. 15:04:50 I want an economy where your hard work pays off with higher wages and higher income and fair pay for women and workplace flexibility for parents and affordable health insurance and decent retirement benefits. I'm not asking for the moon. I just want a good deal for American workers! (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 15:05:26 You know, sometimes when I talk about this stuff to some of my folks on the other side of the aisle, they're all like, well, why are you stirring up class resentments? I'm not stirring up class resentments. Let me tell you something. Working families, they're fine that folks are rich. You know, the average person, they're not looking for a yacht. They're not looking for their own plane. They're not looking for a mansion. They don't need to be vacationing in Saint Bart's. All they're looking for is that if they work hard, they can pay the bills. That they can send their kids to school. They can retire with some dignity. Maybe take a vacation once in a while. Go to Wisconsin Dells or something. They ain't looking for nothing fancy. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) That's where Michelle and I used to take Malia and Sasha. We'd be in that water so long, fingers all pruned up. And there are a lot of little kids in there, which made you a little suspicious about the water. (LAUGHTER) I'm just saying. That was not in the prepared remarks, let me... (LAUGHTER) 15:07:06 Now, most of the policies I'm talking about have two things in common. They're going to help more working families get ahead, and the Republicans who run our Congress oppose almost all of them. (BOOING) 15:07:25 Don't boo, vote. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Don't boo, vote. It's easy to boo. I want you to vote. Yes, don't boo, vote. 15:07:45 They oppose almost everything. And I'm not making that up. I'm just telling the truth. It's just the facts. In fact, they oppose stuff they used to be for. No, it's true. I mean, they used to be for building roads and bridges and all that stuff. Now, suddenly, no, we can't build roads. Well, why not? Because you proposed it. I am just telling truth. The sky is blue today. Milwaukee brats are delicious. The Brewers are tied for first place. And Republicans in Congress love to say no. Those are just facts. They're facts of life. They say no to everything. If we had a Congress that cared about policies that actually helped working people, I promise you we could get everything done that we've talked about doing. But until we have that Congress, it's up to us to fight for these policies. So wherever I can, I've acted on my own. I acted on my own to make sure more women had the protections they needed to fight for fair pay on the workplace because I think when women succeed, America succeeds. And I was raised by a single mom. So I know how hard it is for a lot of women out there. And by the way, men, you should want your wife to get paid fair. She's bringing that money home. That's not a women's issue. That's your issue. That's money out of your family's pocket. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 15:09:40 That's why I took action on my own to give millions of Americans the chance to cap their student loan payments at 10 percent of their incomes. I don't want young people saddled with debt when they're just starting out in life. That's why I acted on my own to make sure companies that receive federal contracts that they pay their workers a fair wage of at least $10.10 an hour. If you work full time in America, you shouldn't be living in poverty. You shouldn't be trying to support a family on poverty. And in the year-and-a-half since I first asked Congress to raise the minimum wage, of course the Republicans in Congress have blocked it. But more and more Americans are doing their part to make it happen. This is why I stay optimistic, even with some of the nonsense that goes on in Washington. You've seen business leaders at companies like The Gap that raised base wages for tens of thousands of workers because they knew it was good for business. You've seen mayors across the country doing their part. And today on Labor Day, the mayor of Los Angeles is announcing a plan to raise his city's minimum wage. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Here's a good story. Last month the president of Kentucky State University, he gave himself a $90,000 pay cut so that he could raise wages for his lowest paid employees. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 15:11:28 Thirteen states, District of Columbia, they've raised their minimum wages. Four more states are putting minimum wage initiatives on the ballot in November. And you know what? Here's the best part. You'll hear opponents, and they'll say, well, minimum wage, they're going to kill jobs. Except it turns out the states where the minimum wage has gone up this year had higher job growth than the states that didn't raise the minimum wage. That's the facts. 15:12:02 All across the country right now there's a national movement going on made up of fast food workers organizing to lift wages so they can provide for their families with pride and dignity. There is no denying a simple truth. America deserves a raise. Folks are doing very well on Wall Street. They're doing very well in the corporate boardrooms. Give America a raise. 15:12:29 And I think eventually Congress is going to hear them. We'll break those folks down. We'll just stay on them. We'll just keep at it. That's how I got Michelle to marry me. I just wore her down. (LAUGHTER) Persistence. You just stay at it. Because the only thing more powerful than an idea whose time is come is when millions of people are organizing around an idea whose time has come. Millions of people are voting for an idea whose time has come. 15:13:10 I know it gets frustrating though, when it feels like your voices aren't heard in Washington. I promise you, I share that frustration. After all that unions have done to build and protect working Americans, I know it's frustrating when people have the gall to blame you for the problems facing working Americans. I know you've got some experience with that around here. But you know what? If I were looking for a good job that lets me build some security for my family, I'd join a union. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 15:13:54 If I were busting my butt in the service industry and wanted an honest day's pay for an honest day's work, I'd join a union. If I were a firefighter or a police officer risking my life and helping to keep my community safe and wanting to make sure I came home safely to my family, I'd join a union. I'd want a union looking out for me. And if I cared about these things, I'd also want more Democrats looking out for me. I'm just saying. Because when the rest of the country is working to raise wages but Republicans in Congress won't, it ain't right. Not only is it not right, it ain't right. 15:15:01 When the rest of the country is working to open up more businesses but Republicans in Congress block investments that would help more businesses grow, it ain't right. 15:15:11 When unions and CEOs, when law enforcement and the evangelical community, when folks who usually don't agree on anything agree that we should be fixing our broken immigration system, but the Republicans in the House of Representatives have been sitting on a bill for more than a year, it ain't right. So that's why we have to keep fighting. At the beginning of the last century, people fought against the idea of a 40-hour workweek. They fought against weekends. They thought against workplace safety laws. Eighty years ago people fought against the idea of Social Security. Fifty years ago people fought against the idea of Medicare. But guess what? We won those fights. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) And just like in the past, today you still got people fighting against the right for health care for everybody, or the right to fair wages. or they even fight against equal pay for equal work. But we will win those fights too. I promise. And I know that because America is the story of progress. It can be slow, yes. It can be frustrating. Sometimes you get half a loaf where you wanted the whole loaf. Sometimes you might just get a quarter of a loaf. But if you look at our history, the story is progress. And that's because there have always been Americans who have had the courage to march and to organize and to fight for themselves but then also to fight for each other. 15:16:59 And I'm asking you to do the same thing. I asked you the same thing back in 2008. I'm asking you to believe not just in my ability to bring about the change we need. I'm asking you to believe in yours. I'm asking you to believe in you. Because even when our politics just ain't right, there's a whole lot that is right with America. America is that dad who punches in every morning to put food on the table. America is the mom who is working the graveyard shift to provide for her kids. America is the child who dreams of being the first in his family to go to college. America is the teacher who stays after work and dips into her own pocket for supplies to help that child get there. America is the auto worker who thought she would never make another car again and now she can't make them fast enough. America is the construction worker who is helping build more homes and businesses to get solar panels on the top. America is on the move. America is on the move. 15:18:19 America is not the party we belong to but the values we share. America is hard work. America is responsibility. America is sacrifice. America is looking out for one another. Let's embrace some economic patriotism that says we rise or fall together as one nation, as one people. Don't reward companies that ship jobs and profits overseas. Reward companies that are investing right here in Milwaukee. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 15:18:54 Let's make sure our fellow citizens have access to good childcare and preschool and college and health care. Let's make sure women get fair pay. Let's make sure working moms and dads can get a day off if their child is sick or their parents are having a tough time. Let's make sure nobody who is working full time is raising their family in poverty. 15:19:20 OBAMA: These ideas are not un-American. They're how we built America. Together. I tell you, Milwaukee, the hardest thing in life is changing a stubborn status quo. And it's even harder when it seems like some of the folks in power, all they care about is keeping power. But there are plenty of folks who count on you to get cynical and not vote because you don't think you can make a difference. That's how they're going to stay in power. They believe you won't get involved. They believe you won't organize. They believe you won't vote. And that way the special interests stay in power. And they will try to divide us. And they'll try to distract you. And they'll try to run the okie-doke on you and bamboozle you and hoodwink you. Don't buy it! Don't buy it! Don't buy it! Because despite the cynics, America is on the move. It's making progress. Despite all the opposition, there are workers who have jobs now who didn't have them before. There are families with health insurance who didn't have them before. There are students going to college who couldn't afford it before. There are troops who were in Afghanistan who are coming home. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 15:20:50 Cynicism is fashionable these days. But cynicism didn't put anybody on the moon. Cynicism never won a war and never cured a disease. It never started a business. It never fed a young mind. It never built a road or a bridge. Cynicism is a bad choice. Hope is the better choice. Hope is what gives us courage. Hope is what gave soldiers courage to storm a beach. Hope is what gives young people the strength to march for women's rights and workers' rights and civil rights and voting rights and gay rights and immigration rights. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Hope, the belief that there are better days ahead. The belief that together we can build up our middle class and hand down something better to our kids. That's what built America. And America's best days are still ahead. 15:21:50 I believe it. You need to believe it too. Let's get to work. Thank you. God bless you. God bless the United States of America. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) 15:23:02 Obama waving, gladhanding with crowd 15:27:08 Obama waving, walking out of event

Learning to sail

Little boats out on the Mediterranean

1600 WH TRUMP NASA REMARX CUTS FS24 74 17;16;48 THE PRESIDENT: Well, thank you very much. Please. Please. Big day. This is a big day. And I want to thank our great Vice President for your fearless and tireless commitment to fulfilling America's destiny in space. Thank you very much, Mike. Great job. Great job. (Applause.) We're also grateful to Mike's wonderful wife, Karen, for being here and for all she does for our country. Thank you. Thank you, Karen. (Applause.) Before going further on this exciting day for all America in space, I want to say a few words about the situation in Minnesota. The death of George Floyd on the streets of Minneapolis was a grave tragedy. It should never have happened. It has filled Americans all over the country with horror, anger, and grief. Yesterday, I spoke to George's family and expressed the sorrow of our entire nation for their loss. I stand before you as a friend and ally to every American seeking justice and peace. And I stand before you in firm opposition to anyone exploiting this tragedy to loot, rob, attack, and menace. Healing, not hatred; justice, not chaos are the mission at hand. (Applause.) The police officers involved in this incident have been fired from their jobs. One officer has already been arrested and charged with murder. State and federal authorities are carrying out an investigation to see what further charges may be warranted, including against, sadly, the other three. 17:18:58 In addition, my administration has opened a civil rights investigation, and I have asked the Attorney General and the Justice Department to expedite it. I understand the pain that people are feeling. We support the right of peaceful protesters, and we hear their pleas. But what we are now seeing on the streets of our cities has nothing to do with justice or with peace. The memory of George Floyd is being dishonored by rioters, looters, and anarchists. The violence and vandalism is being led by Antifa and other radical left-wing groups who are terrorizing the innocent, destroying jobs, hurting businesses, and burning down buildings. 17:19:54 The main victims of this horrible, horrible situations are the citizens who live in these once lovely communities. The mobs are devastating the life's work of good people and destroying their dreams. Right now, America needs creation, not destruction; cooperation, not contempt; security, not anarchy. And there will be no anarchy. Civilization must be cherished, defended, and protected. The voices of law-abiding citizens must be heard, and heard very loudly. We cannot and must not allow a small group of criminals and vandals to wreck our cities and lay waste to our communities. We must defend the rights of every citizen to live without violence, prejudice, or fear. We support the overwhelming majority of police officers who are incredible in every way and devoted public servants. They keep our cities safe, protect our communities from gangs and drugs, and risk their own lives for us every day. 17:21:17 No one is more upset than fellow law enforcement officers by the small handful who fail to abide by their oath to serve and protect. My administration will stop mob violence and will stop it cold. It does not serve the interests of justice or any citizen of any race, color, or creed for the government to give into anarchy, abandon police precincts, or allow communities to be burned to the ground. It won't happen. 17:22:00 Those making excuses or justifications for violence are not helping the downtrodden, but delivering new anguish and new pain. From day one of my administration, we have made it a top priority to build up distressed communities and revitalize our crumbling inner cities. We fought hard with Senator Tim Scott and many others to create Opportunity Zones, helping to draw a surge of new investment to the places in our country that need it most. We must all work together as a society to expand opportunity and to create a future of greater dignity and promise for all of our people. We must forge a partnership with community leaders, local law enforcement, and the faith community to restore hope. Radical-left criminals, thugs, and others all throughout our country and throughout the world will not be allowed to set communities ablaze. We won't let it happen. It harms those who have the least. And we will be protecting those who have the least. The leadership of the National Guard and the Department of Justice are now in close communication with state and city officials in Minnesota. And we're coordinating our efforts with local law enforcement all across our nation. In America, justice is never achieved at the hands of an angry mob. I will not allow angry mobs to dominate. It won't happen. It is essential that we protect the crown jewel of American democracy: the rule of law and our independent system of justice. Every citizen in every community has the right to be safe in their workplace, safe in their homes, and safe in our city streets. This is the sacred right of all Americans that I am totally determined to defend and will defend. My administration will always stand against violence, mayhem, and disorder. We will stand with the family of George Floyd with the peaceful protesters and with every law-abiding citizen who wants decency, civility, safety, and security. 17:24:53 We are working toward a more just society, but that means building up, not tearing down; joining hands, not hurling fists; standing in solidarity, not surrendering to hostility. Moments ago, as we witnessed the launch of two great American astronauts into space, we were filled with the sense of pride and unity that brings us together as Americans. That same spirit which powered our astronauts to the Moon has also helped lift our country to ever greater heights of justice and opportunity throughout our history. So today, as we mark a renewed commitment to America's future in space, a tremendous commitment it is. Let us also commit to a brighter future for all of our citizens right here on Earth. When Americans are united, there is nothing we cannot do. From day one of my administration, we put America first. (Applause.) 17:26:12 This afternoon, I'm delighted to be with you at Cape Canaveral, in this storied home of American daring, aspiration, and drive. This is the first big space message in 50 years. Think of that. And it is an honor to be delivering it. Today, as we gather in this special place to celebrate not only the launch of a new spacecraft but also our nation's bold and triumphant return to the stars, it's a special day. Moments ago, the world bore witness to the flight of the first new manned U.S. spacecraft in nearly 40 years since the Space Shuttle launched in 1981 -- a long time ago. I am thrilled to announce that the SpaceX Dragon Capsule has successfully reached low-Earth orbit and that our astronauts are safe and sound. (Applause.) 17:27:28 With this launch, the decades of lost years and little action are officially over. A new age of American ambition has now begun. Past leaders put the United States at the mercy of foreign nations to send our astronauts into orbit. Not anymore. Today, we once again proudly launch American astronauts on American rockets, the best in the world, from right here on American soil. (Applause.) 17:28:06 Those of us who saw the spectacular and unforgettable liftoff this afternoon watched more than an act of history; we watched an act of heroism. Every time our astronauts climb aboard a rocket -- which is many, many stories of only engine and fuel -- and vault across the sky, they display breathtaking valor. What Colonel Douglas Hurley and Colonel Robert Behnken did this afternoon was pure American genius and courage. They join the ranks of just seven prior American astronauts who have made the perilous maiden voyage to test a new class of spacecraft. The names of Hurley and Behnken will stand in the history books alongside those of legends like Alan Shepard, Gus Grissom, John Young. Now these brave and selfless astronauts will continue their mission to advance the cause of human knowledge as they proceed to the International Space Station before returning to Earth. 17:29:24 We wish them Godspeed on their journey, and as one proud nation, we salute their fearless service. Thank you. Thank you. (Applause.) Thank you. I also want to send our nation's gratitude to the wives of these valiant astronauts, both of whom are astronauts themselves: Karen Nyberg and Megan McArthur. We join them in praying for our heroes' safe return. As you know, this spring, our nation has endured the pain and hardship of a global pandemic. As we usher in a new era of manned spaceflight, we are reminded that America is always in the process of transcending great challenges. Our nation is blessed with limitless reserves of talent, tenacity, and resolve. 17:30:26 The same spirit of American determination that sends our people into space will conquer this disease on Earth. It should've never happened. Nothing -- not even gravity itself -- can hold Americans down or keep America back. We are grateful to NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine and Director of the Kennedy Space Center Bob Cabana for welcoming us this evening. Very special. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. (Applause.) Thank you. Great job. Great job. Come a long way in three and a half years, Jim, haven't we? Huh? A long way. To the incredible men and women of NASA, from here at Kennedy Space Center, to the Johnson Space Center in Texas -- we love you too -- to NASA Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio: Thank you all for working so hard to make this day a reality. 17:31:34 We have many other great days almost ready to happen. Also with us are many members of my Cabinet, including our great new DNI, John Ratcliffe. Thank you, John. Thank you. (Applause.) We have a great friend of mine, a special man, ran a great, great campaign: Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis. (Applause.) Thank you, Ron. Thank you, Ron. Your Senators Rick Scott and Marco Rubio. Thank you very much. Thank you. (Applause.) Thank you. Thank you. Leader Kevin McCarthy. Kevin, thank you very much. (Applause.) Great job you do, Kevin. And Representatives Matt Gaetz, John Rutherford, Michael Waltz, Bill Posey, Gus Bilirakis, Daniel Webster, Brian Mast, Elise Stefanik, Bill Flores, Brian Babin, Rodney Davis, Roger Marshall, and Steven Palazzo. Thank you very much, fellas. Thank you. (Applause.) What a great group of people. They're warriors. They're really warriors. They helped so much get this done, and so many other things. With us also is our Air Force Chief of Staff, General David Goldfein. General, thank you very much. (Applause.) Thank you. Thank you, General. Thank you. 17:33:14 And Chief of Space Operations -- the first-ever named -- and now a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, because we created the United States Space Force -- General Jay Raymond. Thank you very much. Jay. (Applause.) Thank you, Jay. And senior members, also, of our great United States military. It's never been stronger than it is right now. Also, Attorney General of Florida, Ashley Moody, and Chief Financial Officer of Florida, Jim Patronis, and many other distinguished guests. Thank you very much for being here. (Applause.) We appreciate it. I especially want to congratulate someone who truly embodies the American ethos of big thinking and risk-taking. After achieving success as an Internet entrepreneur, he could have spent his fortune doing anything, including yachting, lots of things. He could do lots of things. But in 2002, he began pouring tens of millions of dollars of his own money into research and development for a new rocket. He's a little different than a lot of other people. He likes rockets. 17:34:40 He assembled a crew of some of the greatest minds and talent in American aerospace. In the years since, SpaceX has become the first private company to develop and successfully launch its own rocket into orbit, the first to launch and recover its own capsule, and of course, moments ago, Space X became the first private company to put humans into orbit around the Earth. Elon Musk, congratulations. Congratulations, Elon. (Applause.) Thanks, Elon. For Elon and 8,000 SpaceX employees, today is the fulfillment of a dream almost two decades in the making. For years on end, they have worked hand-in-hand with NASA, sculpting aluminum, tightening valves, tuning nozzles, testing parachutes, and filling massive tanks with thousands and thousands of pounds of kerosene and liquid oxygen. 17:35:55 Today, the groundbreaking partnership between NASA and SpaceX has given our nation the gift of an unmatched power: a state-of-the art spaceship to put our astronauts into orbit at a fraction of the cost of the Space Shuttle. And it's much better. From now on, the United States will leverage the fast-growing capabilities of our commercial sector and the finest pieces of real estate on Earth -- which you need very badly -- to send U.S. astronauts into space. Under NASA's Commercial Crew program, we will use rockets and spacecraft designed, built, owned, and launched by private American companies, at a fixed price for the American taxpayer. 17:36:51 Today's launch makes clear the commercial space industry is the future. The modern world was built by risk-takers and renegades, fierce competitors, skilled craftsmen, captains of industry who pursued opportunities no one else saw and envisioned what no one else could ever think of seeing. The United States will harness the unrivaled creativity and speed of our private sector to stride ever further into the unknown. This launch also marks an exciting turning point for NASA. This agency will now focus its unmatched ex- -- expertise, like nobody has ever seen, and power and integrity to do what NASA does better than anyone else -- and it's not even close: embark on the most difficult, most daring, most audacious missions in the history of humankind. 17:37:55 When I first came into office three and a half years ago, NASA had lost its way, and the excitement, energy, and ambition, as almost everybody in this room knows, was gone. There was grass growing through the cracks of your concrete runways. Not a pretty sight. Not a pretty sight at all. The last administration presided over the closing of the Space Shuttle and almost all of the giant facility that keeps so many people working, so many brilliant minds going. People were crying. They were devastated. But now it's the greatest of its kind anywhere in the world and will get greater and greater with years to come. I promise you that. (Applause.) 17:38:58 We have created the envy of the world and will soon be landing on Mars, and will soon have the greatest weapons ever imagined in history. I've already seen designs. And even I can't believe it. The United States has regained our place of prestige as the world leader. As has often been stated, you can't be number one on Earth if you are number two in space. (Applause.) And we are not going to be number two anywhere. (Applause.) Nowhere is this more true than with our military, which we have completely rebuilt. Under my administration, we have invested two and a half trillion dollars in new planes, ships, submarines, tanks, missiles, rockets -- anything you can think of. 17:40:01 And last year, I signed the law creating the sixth branch of that already very famous United States Armed Forces: the Space Force. (Applause.) For every citizen who has eagerly waited for America to reignite those engines of will, confidence, and imagination that put a man on the Moon, I stand before you to say: You need wait no longer. Through NASA's Artemis program, the United States is preparing for a crewed mission to Mars. Earlier this week, I saw the Orion capsules being worked on in this building. As part of the Artemis Moon-to-Mars program, those capsules will soon return Americans to lunar orbit for the first time in over 50 years -- half a century. By 2024, our astronauts will return to the lunar surface to establish a permanent presence and the launching pad to Mars. (Applause.) 17:41:22 And the first woman on the moon will be an American woman. And the first nation to land on Mars will be the United States of America. (Applause.) Since I signed the order to establish these goals shortly after taking office, we have made rapid gains. A new 22,000- pound capsule is already built. The next generation of space suits are already made. Colossal rockets are now being tested. And the contracts for three separate lunar landers have been awarded and signed, and they are magnificent. In the years ahead, America will go bigger, bolder, further, faster, and America will go first. America will always be first. (Applause.) 17:42:32 To be certain, we will meet the adversity and hardship along the way. There may even be tragedy, because that is the danger of space. There's nothing we can do about that. The power that we're talking about is unrivaled. There's nothing we can do about problems. But we'll have very few of them. We will confront all of those challenges, knowing that the quest for understanding is the oldest and deepest hope in our souls. The innate human desire to explore and innovate is what propels the engines of progress and the march of civilization. We will preserve and persevere, and we will ensure a future of American dominance in space. 17;43;31 To that end, over the last three years, I reestablished the National Space Council. I issued a directive cutting red tape for innovative space companies such as SpaceX. We created the world's first comprehensive space traffic management system. Last month, I signed an executive order establishing U.S. policy for the recovery and use of space resources and minerals. Administrator Bridenstine announced the Artemis Accords to govern the future of space exploration and development. Together, we will assert America's rightful heritage as the greatest space-faring nation on the planet. And already, it's not even close. 17;44;26 In the half a century since the United States stopped sending astronauts to deep into space -- 1972 -- no other country has ever done it. The reasons are simple: cost, technological complexity, and tremendous danger. For instance, I was told that the rocket you just witnessed had to be launched within one second, or it would be impossible for it to hit its target. And I was here two days ago, and I said to Jim: "Jim, it's okay. Why don't you wait 5 or 10 minutes?" (Laughter.) And he said, "Sir, we only have a window of one second." And I walked out of here shaking my head. (Laughter.) Is that true, Jim? Yes, it true. Space travel is not a feat of engineering alone. It's also a moral endeavor -- a measure of a nation's vision, its willpower, its place in the world. Exploration is a test of our values and of our faith. America is a nation defined by its commitment to discovery -- to solve mysteries, to chart the unknown, to press the limits, to achieve the fullest expression of life's potential, and to ensure that America is the nation that always leads the way, and especially in space. 17;46;05 This evening, I am more confident than ever before that America stands poised to thrive in this grand undertaking. It's incredible. We are a nation of pioneers. We are the people who crossed the ocean, carved out a foothold on a vast continent, settled a great wilderness, and then set our eyes upon the stars. This is our history, and this is our destiny. Now, like our ancestors before us, we are venturing out to explore a new, magnificent frontier. It's called: space. Our most daring feats, our most epic journeys, our biggest adventures, and our finest days are just beginning. America's proudest moments are still ahead. We are on the verge of our most exciting years, and next year may be the most exciting of all. You just watch. So today, as our brave American astronauts shake the Earth and blaze a trail of fire and steel into the heavens, we proclaim for all to hear that we have not yet tested the full strength of the American character, and the world has not yet seen the full glory of the American spirit. 17:47:39 For our country, for our children, and for humanity's march into the stars, the best is yet to come. (Applause.) It was a great honor for me to deliver this speech. God bless our brave astronauts now soaring through the heavens. God bless the men and women of NASA. And God bless America. Thank you very much. Thank you. (Applause.)

M/S of mayor starting a race. He brings down a flag. A post behind him has the word "Bebbington" painted on it. Over a montage of shots of various sports the titles appear: "The British Travel Association presents - Sporting Year" Horse jumping, water skiing, croquet, polo, cycle racing, etc. <br/> <br/>The Derby 1963 - top shot of the course. Camera pans to show large crowds. Fairground. Narrator talks of the Cockneys and how they have their own traditions on the big day. Shots of Pearly King and Queen with their pearly family and people eating jellied eels. Short shot of Prince Monolulu and a tick-tack man making signs. Board showing list of starting horses. Man in top hat climbing onto starting platform. Various shots of the horse race including Tattenham Corner. Yves St. Martin (sp?) wins on Relco (sp?). <br/> <br/>Athletics at White City - camera pans to follow sprinters. Pole vaulter John Pannell clears the bar. 80 metre hurdles race for women in progress - Pat Nullery of Ruislip wins. Mary Bignal Rand (sp?) wins the long jump. Gordon Pirie is seen winning the 3000 metres. <br/> <br/>Isle of Man Tourist Trophy (T.T.) races - various shots of the motorcyclists racing around the track. Gary Hocking from Southern Rhodesia wins the race. <br/> <br/>England V. Australia - C/U of the weather vane at Lords Cricket Ground. Various shots of the crowds and of the game in progress. We see Hassett preparing to bat. We also see Benser (?) bowling. <br/> <br/>Ascot - various great shots of women in outrageous hats. High angle shot of the royal family arriving in the Royal Coach. The horse race begins and Small Slam ridden by Bobby Elliot overtakes Mustavon and passes the finishing post. <br/> <br/>Wimbledon - Christine Truman plays Angela Mortimer. Various shots of spectators and tennis games. Chuck McKinley of America plays Fred Stolly of Australia. Press photographers are seen in the crowd. <br/> <br/>Henley Regatta - 1960. Punts and other river boats travel along the Thames. Pleasure boats, rowing boats etc. Diamond Sculls race. Kocerka of Poland races Stewart MacKenzie of Australia. MacKenzie wins. L/S of a race between teams from the National Provincial Bank and South Kensington School. <br/> <br/>Bowls - Ireland v Scotland. Various shots of a bowls match and of spectators. <br/> <br/>Open Golf Championship - St. Andrews v Birkdale. C/U of golf ball being putted. "The Open Championship" in Scotland - large board with list of competitors' names. Various shots of golfers and spectators. Dai Rees and Harold Hendine are amongst the golfers featured. <br/> <br/>British Grand Prix - Silverstone. Shots of cars and spectators. Jim Clark driving a Lotus Climax wins the race. <br/> <br/>Cowes Regatta - M/S of the sail of a yacht. High angle panning shot of large number of yachts in the water. M/S of Prince Philip and Uffa Fox in their yacht "Bluebottle". Various yachts pass the camera. M/S of man looking through a telescope. <br/> <br/>National Angling Championships - Spalding, Lincolnshire. C/U of fish jumping up and down in a cage fixed to a weighing machine. M/S of fish being weighed. L/S of lots of men sitting on the banks of a river fishing. Various shots of the anglers pulling in their catch. <br/> <br/>The Braemar Games 1959 - various shots of the gathering - mass pipe bands, highland dancing, playing bagpipes, wrestling in kilts, tossing the hammer and tossing the caber. <br/> <br/>Horse of the Year Show - Empire Pool, Wembley L/S of competitor David Barker riding Mr Softee. He takes several jumps. <br/> <br/>Grand National 1963 - Aintree, Liverpool. C/U of bookie with a large cigar. A man places a bet. Various shots of the build up to the race and the race itself. C/U of man looking through binoculars. Horses taking jumps - seen from various angles including below one of the fences. Fred Winter wins on Kilmore. <br/> <br/>Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race - Various shots of the crews. Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong Jones follow the race in a motor launch. Camera follows the race as it passes under Hammersmith Bridge. Shot of the crowd. <br/> <br/>England v Scotland at Twickenham - Rugby. Various shots of the game including scrum, tackle, spectators etc. <br/> <br/>Cup Final 1962 - Spurs v Burnley. Tottenham Hotspurs play Burnley. Shots of the cheering crowds, the football match in progress, a goal scored, Danny Blanchflower receives cup from the Queen. L/S of the team going up to collect their medals. Danny holds the cup aloft. M/S of champagne being poured into the cup in the players' dressing room. Danny drinks from the cup as champagne is poured on his head. <br/> <br/>"Produced for the British Travel Association by Associated British Pathe Ltd." - presumably made to promote Britain as a holiday destination for overseas visitors. <br/> <br/>Note: all name spellings are taken from accompanying paperwork - to be double checked. <br/> <br/>Documentation file exists for this film. Includes shot list, information about sources of library footage and music cue sheet. <br/> <br/>1 x 16mm print exists . <br/> <br/>Note: all name spellings are taken from accompanying paperwork - to be double checked.

Wide shot captures a joyful Caucasian baby boy exploring a sailboat at dusk. Clad in a diaper, the toddler roams with curiosity, touching the boat's surface, under the serene sunset sky.

1600 WH NASA REMARX STIX FS23 73 17;16;48 THE PRESIDENT: Well, thank you very much. Please. Please. Big day. This is a big day. And I want to thank our great Vice President for your fearless and tireless commitment to fulfilling America's destiny in space. Thank you very much, Mike. Great job. Great job. (Applause.) We're also grateful to Mike's wonderful wife, Karen, for being here and for all she does for our country. Thank you. Thank you, Karen. (Applause.) Before going further on this exciting day for all America in space, I want to say a few words about the situation in Minnesota. The death of George Floyd on the streets of Minneapolis was a grave tragedy. It should never have happened. It has filled Americans all over the country with horror, anger, and grief. Yesterday, I spoke to George's family and expressed the sorrow of our entire nation for their loss. I stand before you as a friend and ally to every American seeking justice and peace. And I stand before you in firm opposition to anyone exploiting this tragedy to loot, rob, attack, and menace. Healing, not hatred; justice, not chaos are the mission at hand. (Applause.) The police officers involved in this incident have been fired from their jobs. One officer has already been arrested and charged with murder. State and federal authorities are carrying out an investigation to see what further charges may be warranted, including against, sadly, the other three. 17:18:58 In addition, my administration has opened a civil rights investigation, and I have asked the Attorney General and the Justice Department to expedite it. I understand the pain that people are feeling. We support the right of peaceful protesters, and we hear their pleas. But what we are now seeing on the streets of our cities has nothing to do with justice or with peace. The memory of George Floyd is being dishonored by rioters, looters, and anarchists. The violence and vandalism is being led by Antifa and other radical left-wing groups who are terrorizing the innocent, destroying jobs, hurting businesses, and burning down buildings. 17:19:54 The main victims of this horrible, horrible situations are the citizens who live in these once lovely communities. The mobs are devastating the life's work of good people and destroying their dreams. Right now, America needs creation, not destruction; cooperation, not contempt; security, not anarchy. And there will be no anarchy. Civilization must be cherished, defended, and protected. The voices of law-abiding citizens must be heard, and heard very loudly. We cannot and must not allow a small group of criminals and vandals to wreck our cities and lay waste to our communities. We must defend the rights of every citizen to live without violence, prejudice, or fear. We support the overwhelming majority of police officers who are incredible in every way and devoted public servants. They keep our cities safe, protect our communities from gangs and drugs, and risk their own lives for us every day. 17:21:17 No one is more upset than fellow law enforcement officers by the small handful who fail to abide by their oath to serve and protect. My administration will stop mob violence and will stop it cold. It does not serve the interests of justice or any citizen of any race, color, or creed for the government to give into anarchy, abandon police precincts, or allow communities to be burned to the ground. It won't happen. 17:22:00 Those making excuses or justifications for violence are not helping the downtrodden, but delivering new anguish and new pain. From day one of my administration, we have made it a top priority to build up distressed communities and revitalize our crumbling inner cities. We fought hard with Senator Tim Scott and many others to create Opportunity Zones, helping to draw a surge of new investment to the places in our country that need it most. We must all work together as a society to expand opportunity and to create a future of greater dignity and promise for all of our people. We must forge a partnership with community leaders, local law enforcement, and the faith community to restore hope. Radical-left criminals, thugs, and others all throughout our country and throughout the world will not be allowed to set communities ablaze. We won't let it happen. It harms those who have the least. And we will be protecting those who have the least. The leadership of the National Guard and the Department of Justice are now in close communication with state and city officials in Minnesota. And we're coordinating our efforts with local law enforcement all across our nation. In America, justice is never achieved at the hands of an angry mob. I will not allow angry mobs to dominate. It won't happen. It is essential that we protect the crown jewel of American democracy: the rule of law and our independent system of justice. Every citizen in every community has the right to be safe in their workplace, safe in their homes, and safe in our city streets. This is the sacred right of all Americans that I am totally determined to defend and will defend. My administration will always stand against violence, mayhem, and disorder. We will stand with the family of George Floyd with the peaceful protesters and with every law-abiding citizen who wants decency, civility, safety, and security. 17:24:53 We are working toward a more just society, but that means building up, not tearing down; joining hands, not hurling fists; standing in solidarity, not surrendering to hostility. Moments ago, as we witnessed the launch of two great American astronauts into space, we were filled with the sense of pride and unity that brings us together as Americans. That same spirit which powered our astronauts to the Moon has also helped lift our country to ever greater heights of justice and opportunity throughout our history. So today, as we mark a renewed commitment to America's future in space, a tremendous commitment it is. Let us also commit to a brighter future for all of our citizens right here on Earth. When Americans are united, there is nothing we cannot do. From day one of my administration, we put America first. (Applause.) 17:26:12 This afternoon, I'm delighted to be with you at Cape Canaveral, in this storied home of American daring, aspiration, and drive. This is the first big space message in 50 years. Think of that. And it is an honor to be delivering it. Today, as we gather in this special place to celebrate not only the launch of a new spacecraft but also our nation's bold and triumphant return to the stars, it's a special day. Moments ago, the world bore witness to the flight of the first new manned U.S. spacecraft in nearly 40 years since the Space Shuttle launched in 1981 -- a long time ago. I am thrilled to announce that the SpaceX Dragon Capsule has successfully reached low-Earth orbit and that our astronauts are safe and sound. (Applause.) 17:27:28 With this launch, the decades of lost years and little action are officially over. A new age of American ambition has now begun. Past leaders put the United States at the mercy of foreign nations to send our astronauts into orbit. Not anymore. Today, we once again proudly launch American astronauts on American rockets, the best in the world, from right here on American soil. (Applause.) 17:28:06 Those of us who saw the spectacular and unforgettable liftoff this afternoon watched more than an act of history; we watched an act of heroism. Every time our astronauts climb aboard a rocket -- which is many, many stories of only engine and fuel -- and vault across the sky, they display breathtaking valor. What Colonel Douglas Hurley and Colonel Robert Behnken did this afternoon was pure American genius and courage. They join the ranks of just seven prior American astronauts who have made the perilous maiden voyage to test a new class of spacecraft. The names of Hurley and Behnken will stand in the history books alongside those of legends like Alan Shepard, Gus Grissom, John Young. Now these brave and selfless astronauts will continue their mission to advance the cause of human knowledge as they proceed to the International Space Station before returning to Earth. 17:29:24 We wish them Godspeed on their journey, and as one proud nation, we salute their fearless service. Thank you. Thank you. (Applause.) Thank you. I also want to send our nation's gratitude to the wives of these valiant astronauts, both of whom are astronauts themselves: Karen Nyberg and Megan McArthur. We join them in praying for our heroes' safe return. As you know, this spring, our nation has endured the pain and hardship of a global pandemic. As we usher in a new era of manned spaceflight, we are reminded that America is always in the process of transcending great challenges. Our nation is blessed with limitless reserves of talent, tenacity, and resolve. 17:30:26 The same spirit of American determination that sends our people into space will conquer this disease on Earth. It should've never happened. Nothing -- not even gravity itself -- can hold Americans down or keep America back. We are grateful to NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine and Director of the Kennedy Space Center Bob Cabana for welcoming us this evening. Very special. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. (Applause.) Thank you. Great job. Great job. Come a long way in three and a half years, Jim, haven't we? Huh? A long way. To the incredible men and women of NASA, from here at Kennedy Space Center, to the Johnson Space Center in Texas -- we love you too -- to NASA Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio: Thank you all for working so hard to make this day a reality. 17:31:34 We have many other great days almost ready to happen. Also with us are many members of my Cabinet, including our great new DNI, John Ratcliffe. Thank you, John. Thank you. (Applause.) We have a great friend of mine, a special man, ran a great, great campaign: Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis. (Applause.) Thank you, Ron. Thank you, Ron. Your Senators Rick Scott and Marco Rubio. Thank you very much. Thank you. (Applause.) Thank you. Thank you. Leader Kevin McCarthy. Kevin, thank you very much. (Applause.) Great job you do, Kevin. And Representatives Matt Gaetz, John Rutherford, Michael Waltz, Bill Posey, Gus Bilirakis, Daniel Webster, Brian Mast, Elise Stefanik, Bill Flores, Brian Babin, Rodney Davis, Roger Marshall, and Steven Palazzo. Thank you very much, fellas. Thank you. (Applause.) What a great group of people. They're warriors. They're really warriors. They helped so much get this done, and so many other things. With us also is our Air Force Chief of Staff, General David Goldfein. General, thank you very much. (Applause.) Thank you. Thank you, General. Thank you. 17:33:14 And Chief of Space Operations -- the first-ever named -- and now a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, because we created the United States Space Force -- General Jay Raymond. Thank you very much. Jay. (Applause.) Thank you, Jay. And senior members, also, of our great United States military. It's never been stronger than it is right now. Also, Attorney General of Florida, Ashley Moody, and Chief Financial Officer of Florida, Jim Patronis, and many other distinguished guests. Thank you very much for being here. (Applause.) We appreciate it. I especially want to congratulate someone who truly embodies the American ethos of big thinking and risk-taking. After achieving success as an Internet entrepreneur, he could have spent his fortune doing anything, including yachting, lots of things. He could do lots of things. But in 2002, he began pouring tens of millions of dollars of his own money into research and development for a new rocket. He's a little different than a lot of other people. He likes rockets. 17:34:40 He assembled a crew of some of the greatest minds and talent in American aerospace. In the years since, SpaceX has become the first private company to develop and successfully launch its own rocket into orbit, the first to launch and recover its own capsule, and of course, moments ago, Space X became the first private company to put humans into orbit around the Earth. Elon Musk, congratulations. Congratulations, Elon. (Applause.) Thanks, Elon. For Elon and 8,000 SpaceX employees, today is the fulfillment of a dream almost two decades in the making. For years on end, they have worked hand-in-hand with NASA, sculpting aluminum, tightening valves, tuning nozzles, testing parachutes, and filling massive tanks with thousands and thousands of pounds of kerosene and liquid oxygen. 17:35:55 Today, the groundbreaking partnership between NASA and SpaceX has given our nation the gift of an unmatched power: a state-of-the art spaceship to put our astronauts into orbit at a fraction of the cost of the Space Shuttle. And it's much better. From now on, the United States will leverage the fast-growing capabilities of our commercial sector and the finest pieces of real estate on Earth -- which you need very badly -- to send U.S. astronauts into space. Under NASA's Commercial Crew program, we will use rockets and spacecraft designed, built, owned, and launched by private American companies, at a fixed price for the American taxpayer. 17:36:51 Today's launch makes clear the commercial space industry is the future. The modern world was built by risk-takers and renegades, fierce competitors, skilled craftsmen, captains of industry who pursued opportunities no one else saw and envisioned what no one else could ever think of seeing. The United States will harness the unrivaled creativity and speed of our private sector to stride ever further into the unknown. This launch also marks an exciting turning point for NASA. This agency will now focus its unmatched ex- -- expertise, like nobody has ever seen, and power and integrity to do what NASA does better than anyone else -- and it's not even close: embark on the most difficult, most daring, most audacious missions in the history of humankind. 17:37:55 When I first came into office three and a half years ago, NASA had lost its way, and the excitement, energy, and ambition, as almost everybody in this room knows, was gone. There was grass growing through the cracks of your concrete runways. Not a pretty sight. Not a pretty sight at all. The last administration presided over the closing of the Space Shuttle and almost all of the giant facility that keeps so many people working, so many brilliant minds going. People were crying. They were devastated. But now it's the greatest of its kind anywhere in the world and will get greater and greater with years to come. I promise you that. (Applause.) 17:38:58 We have created the envy of the world and will soon be landing on Mars, and will soon have the greatest weapons ever imagined in history. I've already seen designs. And even I can't believe it. The United States has regained our place of prestige as the world leader. As has often been stated, you can't be number one on Earth if you are number two in space. (Applause.) And we are not going to be number two anywhere. (Applause.) Nowhere is this more true than with our military, which we have completely rebuilt. Under my administration, we have invested two and a half trillion dollars in new planes, ships, submarines, tanks, missiles, rockets -- anything you can think of. 17:40:01 And last year, I signed the law creating the sixth branch of that already very famous United States Armed Forces: the Space Force. (Applause.) For every citizen who has eagerly waited for America to reignite those engines of will, confidence, and imagination that put a man on the Moon, I stand before you to say: You need wait no longer. Through NASA's Artemis program, the United States is preparing for a crewed mission to Mars. Earlier this week, I saw the Orion capsules being worked on in this building. As part of the Artemis Moon-to-Mars program, those capsules will soon return Americans to lunar orbit for the first time in over 50 years -- half a century. By 2024, our astronauts will return to the lunar surface to establish a permanent presence and the launching pad to Mars. (Applause.) 17:41:22 And the first woman on the moon will be an American woman. And the first nation to land on Mars will be the United States of America. (Applause.) Since I signed the order to establish these goals shortly after taking office, we have made rapid gains. A new 22,000- pound capsule is already built. The next generation of space suits are already made. Colossal rockets are now being tested. And the contracts for three separate lunar landers have been awarded and signed, and they are magnificent. In the years ahead, America will go bigger, bolder, further, faster, and America will go first. America will always be first. (Applause.) 17:42:32 To be certain, we will meet the adversity and hardship along the way. There may even be tragedy, because that is the danger of space. There's nothing we can do about that. The power that we're talking about is unrivaled. There's nothing we can do about problems. But we'll have very few of them. We will confront all of those challenges, knowing that the quest for understanding is the oldest and deepest hope in our souls. The innate human desire to explore and innovate is what propels the engines of progress and the march of civilization. We will preserve and persevere, and we will ensure a future of American dominance in space. 17;43;31 To that end, over the last three years, I reestablished the National Space Council. I issued a directive cutting red tape for innovative space companies such as SpaceX. We created the world's first comprehensive space traffic management system. Last month, I signed an executive order establishing U.S. policy for the recovery and use of space resources and minerals. Administrator Bridenstine announced the Artemis Accords to govern the future of space exploration and development. Together, we will assert America's rightful heritage as the greatest space-faring nation on the planet. And already, it's not even close. 17;44;26 In the half a century since the United States stopped sending astronauts to deep into space -- 1972 -- no other country has ever done it. The reasons are simple: cost, technological complexity, and tremendous danger. For instance, I was told that the rocket you just witnessed had to be launched within one second, or it would be impossible for it to hit its target. And I was here two days ago, and I said to Jim: "Jim, it's okay. Why don't you wait 5 or 10 minutes?" (Laughter.) And he said, "Sir, we only have a window of one second." And I walked out of here shaking my head. (Laughter.) Is that true, Jim? Yes, it true. Space travel is not a feat of engineering alone. It's also a moral endeavor -- a measure of a nation's vision, its willpower, its place in the world. Exploration is a test of our values and of our faith. America is a nation defined by its commitment to discovery -- to solve mysteries, to chart the unknown, to press the limits, to achieve the fullest expression of life's potential, and to ensure that America is the nation that always leads the way, and especially in space. 17;46;05 This evening, I am more confident than ever before that America stands poised to thrive in this grand undertaking. It's incredible. We are a nation of pioneers. We are the people who crossed the ocean, carved out a foothold on a vast continent, settled a great wilderness, and then set our eyes upon the stars. This is our history, and this is our destiny. Now, like our ancestors before us, we are venturing out to explore a new, magnificent frontier. It's called: space. Our most daring feats, our most epic journeys, our biggest adventures, and our finest days are just beginning. America's proudest moments are still ahead. We are on the verge of our most exciting years, and next year may be the most exciting of all. You just watch. So today, as our brave American astronauts shake the Earth and blaze a trail of fire and steel into the heavens, we proclaim for all to hear that we have not yet tested the full strength of the American character, and the world has not yet seen the full glory of the American spirit. 17:47:39 For our country, for our children, and for humanity's march into the stars, the best is yet to come. (Applause.) It was a great honor for me to deliver this speech. God bless our brave astronauts now soaring through the heavens. God bless the men and women of NASA. And God bless America. Thank you very much. Thank you. (Applause.)

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[Ralph Nader Announces Running Mate - Peter Namejo] [WASHINGTON, DC USA] NADER The Independent Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader will be holding a press conference to announce his Vice Presidential Running Mate. TAPE 1 OF 2 21 June 2004 RAPLH NADER Introduces Running Mate Peter Namejo (2 Tapes) RS #177 X-82 SLUGGED:1300 NADER X82 Following is a rough log of Nader's remarks at a press conference announcing his vice-presdential running mate, Pater Camejo. Following both candidates' remarks, there is a question & answer session commencing at 13:34:37. On RS 114. Highlights: -- Nader announces selection of Peter Camejo as running mate (13:03:25) -- Peter Camejo at mike (13:14:53) -- Camejo speaking in spanish (13:23:46.I speak spanish fluently..speaks in Spanish) -- on Green Party nomination (13:41:08 NADER: I've written saying I wont ask for nomination..and I still won't. But if they ask for my candidacy I'll accept.) -- on proposal to dual-endorse Cobb-Nader (13:41:51 CAMEJO: available on Avocado Education project) -- on Cobb's past offer to withdraw if Camejo runs (13:41:51 CAMEJO) -- on Republicans & contributions (13:49:29 no evidence of republicans obstructing (my campaign)) -- campaign update / status of ballots in early states & fundraising (13:32:02, TX, AZ, IL; raised about $1m) ----------------------- Nader announces his Vice-Presidential Running Mate - National Press Club -- Washington DC RS 114 / 13:00 Ralph Nader @ mike 13:03:11 ralph Nader takes podium 13:03:25 in the spirit of building a political movement, announce selection of peter migel camayho as vp candidate, 13:03:44 ... one of founders for investment momenet range of activites over past decades extrodinary, mad who put prinicples in practice, faught struggles of civil rights moment, labor rights, 60's 70's and many ways been an explempor of the comination of the mind word and deed. 13:04:30 chair of progressive asset management firm specializes in economic social and environement. investor stock holders, bood produced advantage in 2002, shows how investing can result in greater returns for investors, brings expertese in subject manner in complex issue of social environmental justice movment. student years and faterwards, 13:05:51 rallied farm worekrs, active in movment in war in vietnam. admitted to MIT after receiving a perfect score on math SAT test, then transferred to Univ of Calif where he studied history, student council election in berkley suspended for using an unauthroized microphone. 13:06:41 when 20 years old competed in olympics as a yachts man . 13:06:55 ran for president in 1976, most recent run as a green party candidate in recall election in california. Camahyo's participation in debates and election reached a world wide audience, san francisco chronicle poll produced a 36% front ranking colclusion on doing best in debates, 13:07:47 sense of economic social. ecological trust for merryl lynch, current firm screens for corproate goverenance, militaryism nuclear opprssion, teadch 13:08:23 teach how to direct corproatsion so investmetn shares, community investment program, underserved communites for access to capital. betterment of neighborhoods. 13:08:43 1999 - 2002 served as pointed trustee for county. early 1990's appointed by lietanent gov to be an advisor, active in environmental movement. 40 major environmental groups, council for republic investment. 13:09:28 mr camayho marries has 2 children, social responsible invstment managment. and also the book used in some classes called racism revolution and reaction between 1861 and 1877. before I introduce want to place contexyt 13:10:11 fuction of gov't is to liberate protect and encourage people to fulfill life's responsibliites, major party conflict broken, letting country down in return for contributions for campaigns by big business, more problems than deserve solutsion applied. blocked in political economy heatlh insurance, living wage, energy renewablility by giant corproations investments directed in other directions, tax dollars taken by corproate interests cycling through DC under corproate welfare 13:11:24 corporations turnning politicians into puppets and laughing at us... rescue our gov't become again of by and for people. 10 million americans cannot pay for health care, do not have a living wage, middle class driven downward, 10 millions poltical campagn strife to speak for, ignored, harmed defrauded, laid off, underpaid disrespected, but encouraged to fight our wars aren't they. especially our illegal wars. 13:12:34 corproations planning stratic planning our futures giant corporations have no allegiance to any countyr, corporations engaged in strategic planning in political economic, environment and workplace future, educational future, involved in strategeic planning in food, air, water, future of childhood. certainly plnaning genetic futures. time for american people to engage more intensively in political process, turning off politics and turns on you. time for americcan people to become xpert voters, refused to be flattered fooled and flumixed by polishes politicans and their parties. 13:14:11 demand justice which they deserve and demand better from political system, time for people to reform electorial process, that effort is signifigantly strengthened today with my selection of peter Camejo Peter Camejo @ mike 13:14:53 an honor to be chosen by Nader to work on effort to present an alternative platform, program. central issues is war in iraq, and as all you know Kerry complaining about how but now what bush is doing... policy is wrong, wroong to support for 10 yeras, give him weapons of mass destruction, military assist him when he invaded iran, continuation of one error upon another, american people do not support dictators like saddam hussein, neigher Democrats or Republicans appoloticze, occupation is wrong, invasion is illegal puppet gov't first person for PM imbezzeler, second CIA operative accused od terrorism. 13:16:29 we are voice of america, overwhelming majority opinion in world, in this campaign the Democrats and rpbs represent minority in this world. any candidate that supposed bush lost oppose win, isn't a country in south america middle east that support war in iraq. just as we are in rights in american citizens. 13:17:20 the patriot act was an illegal act because it abrigates the 4th amendment, constitution belongs to people of ameican and go to states to get any cahange to the constitution. conspiracy against pople to change consititution. sepration of powers... 13:18:08 we are campaign Nader camayo campaign also seperateion of corporate rule over gov't privatize gov't when 1/10 of 1% gives 80% of money, two parites similiar parties on fundamental questions, tax policies, campaigned for governor of calif, if the rich is 5% paid same tax rate as average person there would be no deficit richest 1%, poorest pay 57% higher than richest. these policies put in place by democrats and republicans in case of calif democrats... 13:19:24 in an excellent book by repubican clalled perfectly legal he documents in careful manner how the policies of Democrats and repubs to shift tax burden to working people... IRS hamstrung from collecting that money 13:20:02 taxes manipulated no financial gain when adjusted to inflection... over last three decades... ******break in log *** 13:20:52 I believe that before 5-10 yrs are over, you're going to see gasoline $5 - $10 a gallon...tragedy to think avg family in Iraq has ? per year..but the average Iraqi family is much wealthier (than the average American family) ..if you take the assets they have in the ground. This fact tells of the crises we're in...Nader's campaign reduces threat to american by showing that there are millions americans who don't agree..carry out occupation as it's happening. Nader's called his campaing..the "solution revolution"..there are simple solutions like in California..it would have taken 1/3rd of Bush's tax cut..we could' have put solar panels in every state. instead USG hands this money to wealthiest..so Arnold can have 10 Hummers instead of 7 13:23:14 it's wrong for americans not to participate in the great wealth increase. Nader is for a living wage..Democrats and Republicans are opposed. they will not step forward and say..how can we allow people to 13:23:46 I'm a latino and I'm joining with Nader....I speak spanish fluently ***SPEAKING IN SPANISH*** I am strongly against 3 strikes..we had a man cheated on a DMV test get jailed 20 yrs..this is violation of 8th amendment..and when 9th circuit ruled it was unconstitutional....3 people appealed..incl Gov Davis...it's african amer and latinos that are suffering at this law..orig not intended 13:25:15 I'm a member of the green party and so happy to stand here for the broader coalition he's trying to build... 13:25:33 I'm for women's rights..and right of gay and lesbians in the world...number of gays and lesbians...as many as left-handed..we need to recognize we have had bigotry and discrim towards gays througout our history and that must ned 13:26:12 fiscal responsiblity...this deficit we're running shows Democrats and Republicans...and of course the issue of civil liberties.. 13:26:46 Ralph Nader is a historic figure..no one really understands him....taken a stand and said "we are losing our democracy..." we really don't have a chance when both parties vote for the patriot act, both (criticism of Kerry tax policy)...many who agree with Nader fear to vote for him..because we don't have freedom...the answer to the spoiler issue is so simple...we have run-offs at state level...conspiracy at the federal level. many of their spokespeople have asked Nader not to run.. 13:28:35 it's not the parties, its the voters....it's a violation of constitution..that the people decide. there is a problem bc there is no run-offs...we have the most backward electoral system in the world ..this electoral law is among the most backward..and Nader's campaigned to say american citizens have the ability to .... 13:29:47 .. (after Gore lost by) in 200k in Florida..Democrats did a big campaign (to convince voters that) Nader should be responsible for the 200k Democrats that voted for bush...there are 7m Democrats..we've been looking for one green voter that voted for Bush..but 7m Democrats say it's the green party's -- Nader's fault. The problem is there are no run-offs...it's true we would've had a different president. but who's to blame for that? it's the democrats and after 3 years they've done nothing ot change that 13:31:01 the policies of Nader will have an impact...if people were really free to vote their minds, I've no doubt.Nader would be president. I'm honored to run with him,. If I showed you the candidates who ran in 1940's ..the whigs, the abolitionists..it's the abolitionists you'd want on your wall Nader @ mike 13:31:57 NADER AT MIKE 13:32:02 we can have questions..before that, like to give you an update on our campaign. 46 states, ballot access deadlines are in July / aug. we filed 80k signatures in TX before deadline, 20k + in AZ, today, we're filing 40K in Springfield IL. we're encountering dazzling displays of obstruction..both informal unconsitutional...and also officials who give you wrong advice. this will be one of the main objectives of this campaign..to clear the deck 13:33:22 we've raised about $1 million, 88% of our contributors have contrib 100 or less..we're determined to get more volunteers and ideas, and more contribu and donations. we don't take commercial, PaC money, just form individuals who want principled stands for health safety and econ well being. our website will come up..pretty innovative..and humor...and I hoep you'll stay in touch..now we can open it up to questions QUESTIONS & ANSWERS **Note: questions were not audible 13:34:37 ? 13:34:48 NADER: I've known him (Camejo) personally for 8 yrs..he was very close to David Brower the great environmentalist ..the process was pretty informal..lots of good people could've been selected but they're being intimidated threatened with the loss of grants. ***************Mr. Camejo was my first choice...but I want'ed to give you dimension of intimidation by liberals...these so called progressives are really a disgrace ..when you talk about right of people to speak petition and assemble..they punted and become exclusionary... 13:36:34 ? 13:36:53 NADER: he adds far more to my ticket than any VP candidate to the major parties. since you raise issue of Latino community..there's very little conducted..wrt Latino...Mr. Camejo runes..his 2 time run for CA governor shows how he connects..when people are not communicated to and discrminated against..they stop voting..I think Mr. Camejo is going to get more latinos involved in presidential than ever ..Second, his experties..if you saw the debate during the run off in CA..and the way he analyzed the deficit..and simple restoration of richest 5% in CA tax break would've eliminated teh deficit...our greatest state is being plunged into a massive debt load bc Arnoldd Schwarzenneger doesn't want the richest 5% to pay their fair share of taxes. 13:39:15 NADER: Camejo brings .(wealth of knowledge on economic issues) social security isseus, budgets and deficits.. thirdly, I think he represents almost a renaissance man...if you look at his constributions...scholarly, businessman, working with dispossessed and deprived..and continuing this in his business career..we all know about the hippies in the 60s who went to Wall ST. and compartmentalized their lives...Camejo is as astong pro worker as he was in his demonstrative career...you can see the depth of his willingness to put his principles on the line against his own interests 13:40:51 ? question 13:40:57 NADER: I think I better let Mr. Camejo because 13:41:08 NADER: I sent a letter to Greens saying I won't ask for their nomination...and I still won't ask for their nomination. but if they ask for my candidacy, I'll aceept...I want to bring some of these small parties together..also to create more pressure for electoral reform 13:41:51 CAMEJO: the green party is divided...the majority of green party members appreciates Nader...green party would not be where it is if it weren't for Nader in 2000...I credit Nader a bit for my success in the debates..he said, don't raise your voice, don't get angry. it's very true...people are tired of votinga gainst a candidate insted of for a candidate. we 're trying to have respect for people. I've proposed unity at the green party convention. there are greens that want to run a president...I'm proposing we do both. there are greens who want to vote for Kerry. there are the hard core greens..they're called the Avocados...we called it because green on the outside and inside..and don't go vote for parties that are in complete conflict with ours.... 13:43:54 CAMEJO: our convention is really going to be fighting over what the candidates are..but I can tell you...the majority of greens are supporting and working for Nader. David Cobb said he'd withdraw if I run. Well I'm running now....so I think this campaing will become the obvious alternative to the 2 major parties.and I'm going to do everything I can to keep things 13:44:56 ? 13:44:58 CAMEJO: you can get it on the web..go to the Avocado Education Project...outlines our proposal..we don't nominate any candidate..dual endorse cobb and Nader and each state will decide which ballot status..Nader is going to be on teh ballot anyway..that's the proposal. Green's like to reach consensus...it's still new..but you remember when Matt Gonzales almost won green mayor of San Francisco against candidate supported by both Democrats and Republicans...once you remove the spoiler issue..you'd see an enormous vote for Nader 13:46:36 ? 13:46:38 CAMEJO: I think there are 2 people in the US who understands electoral laws..one is Theresa Amato..who works for Nader..alwayts makes it hard ...greens are one the ballot on 22 states and DC...import to get Nader on as many states but not all. we have alot of suport for this position,m think it'll be majority but won't know till Sat. 13:47:33 MS of both Camjo and Nader Nader @ Mike 13:47:46 NADER AT MIKE 13:47:49 NADER: I've been constantly communicated to by greens who want me to run on their ticket. I've developed a compromise position - I won't interfere with green party for their policies..but I'm not green, I'm an independent..I've alwyas been. If, after they deliberate without my interference and decide no candidate..then they'll let individual green parties in each state decide. So in that sense I'm trying to respond to greens very supportive of us..by saying once you make a decision and want to endorse you can make a decision 13:49:19 ? 13:49:21 MS of Camejo listening 13:49:29 NADER: actually the Dallas morning news examined tthe filings...we have no information that Republicans are trying to (obstruct our efforts) In fact, there are 3-4 major Republican donors who've contributed to my campaign..like David Monks...a classmate at Harvard Law School, chief corporate governance..he's a republican , Gino Palucci on Mosabi iron range problem in MN 13:50:38 ? 13:50:41 NADER: she did not want to be earlier, she has her own working farm, 4 children, champioinof indig rights..has her hands full. 13:51:04 ? 13:51:07 NADER: that was not the undertanding from my meeting from congressional ? caucus..that I withdraw...when I met with Kerry he had courtesy not to raise issue. 13:51:36 ? 13:51:37 NADER: well I'll make sure before we meet..because there are some really controversial things we need to talk about ..they (the democratic party) can be 5x more effective than they are now..about a subject amtter they care about.. all of us would like them to be more aggressive..particularly about economic crimes in ghettos..payday loans, predatory lending, lack of munic services..it's amazing it's not front and center issue..bc without lower income people Democrats wouldn' have a party 13:52:46 ? 13:53:09 NADER: on the first question - it'll all happen almost at once in July / aug. but we've filed in early states, AZ, TX..so there's no point trying to predict this or that..it'll be crystal clear..about 25 states are easy - 3k signatures or less, which means you need about double bc some oare disqualified 13:54:03 CAMEJO I will be involved in office, just hired a few more people...very fortunate we've been doing so well. so we'll make sure that service that we're providing our clinets will continue and the expertise 13:54:38 ? 13:54:44 NADER: well matt gonzalez is prety well known, but Camjo is best known..if parties want to support us...on Nader.org...very similar..don't see any problem. trying to have an ecumenical gathering of 3rd parties..no one else will fight for run offs, ballot access, same day voter registration., proportaional rerpesentation....it's very imp we get togethe on these issues 13:56:01 ? 13:56:04 NADER : well I'm not aware progressive parties have done this..that['s all part of the give and take of politics. if they're too close to Kerry???, I'll ask Kerry to disengage. he's not doing that at all...he's got to earn his votes..like cracking down on corporate crime..so that's got to be ...ending corporate welfare..very unfair to taxpayers to have their taxes subsidize petrochemical industries...we've got to loosen and reform labor laws that obstruct labor's abiltiy to engage in collective bargaining 13:58:05 ? 13:58:08 CAMEJO: obviously, I'll be alot better than Nader speaking on spanish tv.in terms of campaigning, I'll alot of focus on Lation and African amer- I think the reason my vote in CA has alwyas been 2-1 minority is my strong stance against the death penalty and minimum wage...I will be campaigning trhoguhout the nation..we haven't decided the schedule. you may find it hard to believe ...alot of greens set up a website asking Nader to nominate me...I do want to campaign in CA...something's very interesting there....green party has started to consolidate there. the minute societ starts shutting down ideas, it will degenerate. we don't really like voices that are outside the box. 65% of americans said they wanted Nader in the debates...I wante 14:00:21 abc did a poll...should Miguel Camejo be in debate with Bill Simon and Davis..69% said yes. people want ot hear alternatives..but a huge democratic wing is saying shut out Nader. what these laws do..when someone gets elected it might not be who people wanted...can you imagine in the rockies..tell them you can ..if we want to talk about democracy..let's include Nader in the debates..because it's the people who want this.. it's not me you're taking the right away from..its' fromt eh right in .. 14:02:03 you'll feel the strength of green party in CA...when I got 17% in San francisco..then we saw the explosion from Matt Gonzalez...we had many mroe volunteers than we had..and they had to bring in Clinton, Gore, Feinstein to prevent his voice....we've been 20 yrs in denial about envrionment..we're going to have a crises economically..I think having Nader in the debates will be a great moment 14:03:21 NADER: since we're in DC..and you mention Iraq...people in this eocnomy don't have right to vote for 2 senators and 1 representative..so it'd be good to have our mayor of baghdad in the white house with the right to vote ****** 14:04:04 NADER: well certainly the war in iraq..it affects our economy, militarization of ., increase in deficits, lives, it's (the Iraq war) has become the flashpoint in so many directions and of crouse its' affecting our civil liberties..and most imp, it's distracting our attention from our country..what about peoria, great plains., plight of the small farmer..?? iraq has taken a year of journalism out of us.. 14:05:13 NADER: I'm coming out with book in early july called ? "they have turned my book into an understatement. it's almost impossible to keep up with daily injustices coming out of the media. one thing we know is none of these great exposes are ignored, given lip service..that's a sign of how disintegrated its' become...ask yourself isn't politics really broken when you can't respond..the sheer volume of injustices is outstripping our weekend democracy of the ability to do anything about it End of remarks 14:08:10 Nader at tabel... 14:08:16 Camejo speaking with small group?? 14:10:17 Nader seated at table..speaking with small group

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[Ralph Nader Announces Running Mate - Peter Namejo] [WASHINGTON, DC USA] NADER The Independent Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader will be holding a press conference to announce his Vice Presidential Running Mate. TAPE 2 OF 2 21 June 2004 RAPLH NADER Introduces Running Mate Peter Namejo (2 Tapes) RS #177 X-82 SLUGGED:1300 NADER X82 Following is a rough log of Nader's remarks at a press conference announcing his vice-presdential running mate, Pater Camejo. Following both candidates' remarks, there is a question & answer session commencing at 13:34:37. On RS 114. Highlights: -- Nader announces selection of Peter Camejo as running mate (13:03:25) -- Peter Camejo at mike (13:14:53) -- Camejo speaking in spanish (13:23:46.I speak spanish fluently..speaks in Spanish) -- on Green Party nomination (13:41:08 NADER: I've written saying I wont ask for nomination..and I still won't. But if they ask for my candidacy I'll accept.) -- on proposal to dual-endorse Cobb-Nader (13:41:51 CAMEJO: available on Avocado Education project) -- on Cobb's past offer to withdraw if Camejo runs (13:41:51 CAMEJO) -- on Republicans & contributions (13:49:29 no evidence of republicans obstructing (my campaign)) -- campaign update / status of ballots in early states & fundraising (13:32:02, TX, AZ, IL; raised about $1m) ----------------------- Nader announces his Vice-Presidential Running Mate - National Press Club -- Washington DC RS 114 / 13:00 Ralph Nader @ mike 13:03:11 ralph Nader takes podium 13:03:25 in the spirit of building a political movement, announce selection of peter migel camayho as vp candidate, 13:03:44 ... one of founders for investment momenet range of activites over past decades extrodinary, mad who put prinicples in practice, faught struggles of civil rights moment, labor rights, 60's 70's and many ways been an explempor of the comination of the mind word and deed. 13:04:30 chair of progressive asset management firm specializes in economic social and environement. investor stock holders, bood produced advantage in 2002, shows how investing can result in greater returns for investors, brings expertese in subject manner in complex issue of social environmental justice movment. student years and faterwards, 13:05:51 rallied farm worekrs, active in movment in war in vietnam. admitted to MIT after receiving a perfect score on math SAT test, then transferred to Univ of Calif where he studied history, student council election in berkley suspended for using an unauthroized microphone. 13:06:41 when 20 years old competed in olympics as a yachts man . 13:06:55 ran for president in 1976, most recent run as a green party candidate in recall election in california. Camahyo's participation in debates and election reached a world wide audience, san francisco chronicle poll produced a 36% front ranking colclusion on doing best in debates, 13:07:47 sense of economic social. ecological trust for merryl lynch, current firm screens for corproate goverenance, militaryism nuclear opprssion, teadch 13:08:23 teach how to direct corproatsion so investmetn shares, community investment program, underserved communites for access to capital. betterment of neighborhoods. 13:08:43 1999 - 2002 served as pointed trustee for county. early 1990's appointed by lietanent gov to be an advisor, active in environmental movement. 40 major environmental groups, council for republic investment. 13:09:28 mr camayho marries has 2 children, social responsible invstment managment. and also the book used in some classes called racism revolution and reaction between 1861 and 1877. before I introduce want to place contexyt 13:10:11 fuction of gov't is to liberate protect and encourage people to fulfill life's responsibliites, major party conflict broken, letting country down in return for contributions for campaigns by big business, more problems than deserve solutsion applied. blocked in political economy heatlh insurance, living wage, energy renewablility by giant corproations investments directed in other directions, tax dollars taken by corproate interests cycling through DC under corproate welfare 13:11:24 corporations turnning politicians into puppets and laughing at us... rescue our gov't become again of by and for people. 10 million americans cannot pay for health care, do not have a living wage, middle class driven downward, 10 millions poltical campagn strife to speak for, ignored, harmed defrauded, laid off, underpaid disrespected, but encouraged to fight our wars aren't they. especially our illegal wars. 13:12:34 corproations planning stratic planning our futures giant corporations have no allegiance to any countyr, corporations engaged in strategic planning in political economic, environment and workplace future, educational future, involved in strategeic planning in food, air, water, future of childhood. certainly plnaning genetic futures. time for american people to engage more intensively in political process, turning off politics and turns on you. time for americcan people to become xpert voters, refused to be flattered fooled and flumixed by polishes politicans and their parties. 13:14:11 demand justice which they deserve and demand better from political system, time for people to reform electorial process, that effort is signifigantly strengthened today with my selection of peter Camejo Peter Camejo @ mike 13:14:53 an honor to be chosen by Nader to work on effort to present an alternative platform, program. central issues is war in iraq, and as all you know Kerry complaining about how but now what bush is doing... policy is wrong, wroong to support for 10 yeras, give him weapons of mass destruction, military assist him when he invaded iran, continuation of one error upon another, american people do not support dictators like saddam hussein, neigher Democrats or Republicans appoloticze, occupation is wrong, invasion is illegal puppet gov't first person for PM imbezzeler, second CIA operative accused od terrorism. 13:16:29 we are voice of america, overwhelming majority opinion in world, in this campaign the Democrats and rpbs represent minority in this world. any candidate that supposed bush lost oppose win, isn't a country in south america middle east that support war in iraq. just as we are in rights in american citizens. 13:17:20 the patriot act was an illegal act because it abrigates the 4th amendment, constitution belongs to people of ameican and go to states to get any cahange to the constitution. conspiracy against pople to change consititution. sepration of powers... 13:18:08 we are campaign Nader camayo campaign also seperateion of corporate rule over gov't privatize gov't when 1/10 of 1% gives 80% of money, two parites similiar parties on fundamental questions, tax policies, campaigned for governor of calif, if the rich is 5% paid same tax rate as average person there would be no deficit richest 1%, poorest pay 57% higher than richest. these policies put in place by democrats and republicans in case of calif democrats... 13:19:24 in an excellent book by repubican clalled perfectly legal he documents in careful manner how the policies of Democrats and repubs to shift tax burden to working people... IRS hamstrung from collecting that money 13:20:02 taxes manipulated no financial gain when adjusted to inflection... over last three decades... ******break in log *** 13:20:52 I believe that before 5-10 yrs are over, you're going to see gasoline $5 - $10 a gallon...tragedy to think avg family in Iraq has ? per year..but the average Iraqi family is much wealthier (than the average American family) ..if you take the assets they have in the ground. This fact tells of the crises we're in...Nader's campaign reduces threat to american by showing that there are millions americans who don't agree..carry out occupation as it's happening. Nader's called his campaing..the "solution revolution"..there are simple solutions like in California..it would have taken 1/3rd of Bush's tax cut..we could' have put solar panels in every state. instead USG hands this money to wealthiest..so Arnold can have 10 Hummers instead of 7 13:23:14 it's wrong for americans not to participate in the great wealth increase. Nader is for a living wage..Democrats and Republicans are opposed. they will not step forward and say..how can we allow people to 13:23:46 I'm a latino and I'm joining with Nader....I speak spanish fluently ***SPEAKING IN SPANISH*** I am strongly against 3 strikes..we had a man cheated on a DMV test get jailed 20 yrs..this is violation of 8th amendment..and when 9th circuit ruled it was unconstitutional....3 people appealed..incl Gov Davis...it's african amer and latinos that are suffering at this law..orig not intended 13:25:15 I'm a member of the green party and so happy to stand here for the broader coalition he's trying to build... 13:25:33 I'm for women's rights..and right of gay and lesbians in the world...number of gays and lesbians...as many as left-handed..we need to recognize we have had bigotry and discrim towards gays througout our history and that must ned 13:26:12 fiscal responsiblity...this deficit we're running shows Democrats and Republicans...and of course the issue of civil liberties.. 13:26:46 Ralph Nader is a historic figure..no one really understands him....taken a stand and said "we are losing our democracy..." we really don't have a chance when both parties vote for the patriot act, both (criticism of Kerry tax policy)...many who agree with Nader fear to vote for him..because we don't have freedom...the answer to the spoiler issue is so simple...we have run-offs at state level...conspiracy at the federal level. many of their spokespeople have asked Nader not to run.. 13:28:35 it's not the parties, its the voters....it's a violation of constitution..that the people decide. there is a problem bc there is no run-offs...we have the most backward electoral system in the world ..this electoral law is among the most backward..and Nader's campaigned to say american citizens have the ability to .... 13:29:47 .. (after Gore lost by) in 200k in Florida..Democrats did a big campaign (to convince voters that) Nader should be responsible for the 200k Democrats that voted for bush...there are 7m Democrats..we've been looking for one green voter that voted for Bush..but 7m Democrats say it's the green party's -- Nader's fault. The problem is there are no run-offs...it's true we would've had a different president. but who's to blame for that? it's the democrats and after 3 years they've done nothing ot change that 13:31:01 the policies of Nader will have an impact...if people were really free to vote their minds, I've no doubt.Nader would be president. I'm honored to run with him,. If I showed you the candidates who ran in 1940's ..the whigs, the abolitionists..it's the abolitionists you'd want on your wall Nader @ mike 13:31:57 NADER AT MIKE 13:32:02 we can have questions..before that, like to give you an update on our campaign. 46 states, ballot access deadlines are in July / aug. we filed 80k signatures in TX before deadline, 20k + in AZ, today, we're filing 40K in Springfield IL. we're encountering dazzling displays of obstruction..both informal unconsitutional...and also officials who give you wrong advice. this will be one of the main objectives of this campaign..to clear the deck 13:33:22 we've raised about $1 million, 88% of our contributors have contrib 100 or less..we're determined to get more volunteers and ideas, and more contribu and donations. we don't take commercial, PaC money, just form individuals who want principled stands for health safety and econ well being. our website will come up..pretty innovative..and humor...and I hoep you'll stay in touch..now we can open it up to questions QUESTIONS & ANSWERS **Note: questions were not audible 13:34:37 ? 13:34:48 NADER: I've known him (Camejo) personally for 8 yrs..he was very close to David Brower the great environmentalist ..the process was pretty informal..lots of good people could've been selected but they're being intimidated threatened with the loss of grants. ***************Mr. Camejo was my first choice...but I want'ed to give you dimension of intimidation by liberals...these so called progressives are really a disgrace ..when you talk about right of people to speak petition and assemble..they punted and become exclusionary... 13:36:34 ? 13:36:53 NADER: he adds far more to my ticket than any VP candidate to the major parties. since you raise issue of Latino community..there's very little conducted..wrt Latino...Mr. Camejo runes..his 2 time run for CA governor shows how he connects..when people are not communicated to and discrminated against..they stop voting..I think Mr. Camejo is going to get more latinos involved in presidential than ever ..Second, his experties..if you saw the debate during the run off in CA..and the way he analyzed the deficit..and simple restoration of richest 5% in CA tax break would've eliminated teh deficit...our greatest state is being plunged into a massive debt load bc Arnoldd Schwarzenneger doesn't want the richest 5% to pay their fair share of taxes. 13:39:15 NADER: Camejo brings .(wealth of knowledge on economic issues) social security isseus, budgets and deficits.. thirdly, I think he represents almost a renaissance man...if you look at his constributions...scholarly, businessman, working with dispossessed and deprived..and continuing this in his business career..we all know about the hippies in the 60s who went to Wall ST. and compartmentalized their lives...Camejo is as astong pro worker as he was in his demonstrative career...you can see the depth of his willingness to put his principles on the line against his own interests 13:40:51 ? question 13:40:57 NADER: I think I better let Mr. Camejo because 13:41:08 NADER: I sent a letter to Greens saying I won't ask for their nomination...and I still won't ask for their nomination. but if they ask for my candidacy, I'll aceept...I want to bring some of these small parties together..also to create more pressure for electoral reform 13:41:51 CAMEJO: the green party is divided...the majority of green party members appreciates Nader...green party would not be where it is if it weren't for Nader in 2000...I credit Nader a bit for my success in the debates..he said, don't raise your voice, don't get angry. it's very true...people are tired of votinga gainst a candidate insted of for a candidate. we 're trying to have respect for people. I've proposed unity at the green party convention. there are greens that want to run a president...I'm proposing we do both. there are greens who want to vote for Kerry. there are the hard core greens..they're called the Avocados...we called it because green on the outside and inside..and don't go vote for parties that are in complete conflict with ours.... 13:43:54 CAMEJO: our convention is really going to be fighting over what the candidates are..but I can tell you...the majority of greens are supporting and working for Nader. David Cobb said he'd withdraw if I run. Well I'm running now....so I think this campaing will become the obvious alternative to the 2 major parties.and I'm going to do everything I can to keep things 13:44:56 ? 13:44:58 CAMEJO: you can get it on the web..go to the Avocado Education Project...outlines our proposal..we don't nominate any candidate..dual endorse cobb and Nader and each state will decide which ballot status..Nader is going to be on teh ballot anyway..that's the proposal. Green's like to reach consensus...it's still new..but you remember when Matt Gonzales almost won green mayor of San Francisco against candidate supported by both Democrats and Republicans...once you remove the spoiler issue..you'd see an enormous vote for Nader 13:46:36 ? 13:46:38 CAMEJO: I think there are 2 people in the US who understands electoral laws..one is Theresa Amato..who works for Nader..alwayts makes it hard ...greens are one the ballot on 22 states and DC...import to get Nader on as many states but not all. we have alot of suport for this position,m think it'll be majority but won't know till Sat. 13:47:33 MS of both Camjo and Nader Nader @ Mike 13:47:46 NADER AT MIKE 13:47:49 NADER: I've been constantly communicated to by greens who want me to run on their ticket. I've developed a compromise position - I won't interfere with green party for their policies..but I'm not green, I'm an independent..I've alwyas been. If, after they deliberate without my interference and decide no candidate..then they'll let individual green parties in each state decide. So in that sense I'm trying to respond to greens very supportive of us..by saying once you make a decision and want to endorse you can make a decision 13:49:19 ? 13:49:21 MS of Camejo listening 13:49:29 NADER: actually the Dallas morning news examined tthe filings...we have no information that Republicans are trying to (obstruct our efforts) In fact, there are 3-4 major Republican donors who've contributed to my campaign..like David Monks...a classmate at Harvard Law School, chief corporate governance..he's a republican , Gino Palucci on Mosabi iron range problem in MN 13:50:38 ? 13:50:41 NADER: she did not want to be earlier, she has her own working farm, 4 children, champioinof indig rights..has her hands full. 13:51:04 ? 13:51:07 NADER: that was not the undertanding from my meeting from congressional ? caucus..that I withdraw...when I met with Kerry he had courtesy not to raise issue. 13:51:36 ? 13:51:37 NADER: well I'll make sure before we meet..because there are some really controversial things we need to talk about ..they (the democratic party) can be 5x more effective than they are now..about a subject amtter they care about.. all of us would like them to be more aggressive..particularly about economic crimes in ghettos..payday loans, predatory lending, lack of munic services..it's amazing it's not front and center issue..bc without lower income people Democrats wouldn' have a party 13:52:46 ? 13:53:09 NADER: on the first question - it'll all happen almost at once in July / aug. but we've filed in early states, AZ, TX..so there's no point trying to predict this or that..it'll be crystal clear..about 25 states are easy - 3k signatures or less, which means you need about double bc some oare disqualified 13:54:03 CAMEJO I will be involved in office, just hired a few more people...very fortunate we've been doing so well. so we'll make sure that service that we're providing our clinets will continue and the expertise 13:54:38 ? 13:54:44 NADER: well matt gonzalez is prety well known, but Camjo is best known..if parties want to support us...on Nader.org...very similar..don't see any problem. trying to have an ecumenical gathering of 3rd parties..no one else will fight for run offs, ballot access, same day voter registration., proportaional rerpesentation....it's very imp we get togethe on these issues 13:56:01 ? 13:56:04 NADER : well I'm not aware progressive parties have done this..that['s all part of the give and take of politics. if they're too close to Kerry???, I'll ask Kerry to disengage. he's not doing that at all...he's got to earn his votes..like cracking down on corporate crime..so that's got to be ...ending corporate welfare..very unfair to taxpayers to have their taxes subsidize petrochemical industries...we've got to loosen and reform labor laws that obstruct labor's abiltiy to engage in collective bargaining 13:58:05 ? 13:58:08 CAMEJO: obviously, I'll be alot better than Nader speaking on spanish tv.in terms of campaigning, I'll alot of focus on Lation and African amer- I think the reason my vote in CA has alwyas been 2-1 minority is my strong stance against the death penalty and minimum wage...I will be campaigning trhoguhout the nation..we haven't decided the schedule. you may find it hard to believe ...alot of greens set up a website asking Nader to nominate me...I do want to campaign in CA...something's very interesting there....green party has started to consolidate there. the minute societ starts shutting down ideas, it will degenerate. we don't really like voices that are outside the box. 65% of americans said they wanted Nader in the debates...I wante 14:00:21 abc did a poll...should Miguel Camejo be in debate with Bill Simon and Davis..69% said yes. people want ot hear alternatives..but a huge democratic wing is saying shut out Nader. what these laws do..when someone gets elected it might not be who people wanted...can you imagine in the rockies..tell them you can ..if we want to talk about democracy..let's include Nader in the debates..because it's the people who want this.. it's not me you're taking the right away from..its' fromt eh right in .. 14:02:03 you'll feel the strength of green party in CA...when I got 17% in San francisco..then we saw the explosion from Matt Gonzalez...we had many mroe volunteers than we had..and they had to bring in Clinton, Gore, Feinstein to prevent his voice....we've been 20 yrs in denial about envrionment..we're going to have a crises economically..I think having Nader in the debates will be a great moment 14:03:21 NADER: since we're in DC..and you mention Iraq...people in this eocnomy don't have right to vote for 2 senators and 1 representative..so it'd be good to have our mayor of baghdad in the white house with the right to vote ****** 14:04:04 NADER: well certainly the war in iraq..it affects our economy, militarization of ., increase in deficits, lives, it's (the Iraq war) has become the flashpoint in so many directions and of crouse its' affecting our civil liberties..and most imp, it's distracting our attention from our country..what about peoria, great plains., plight of the small farmer..?? iraq has taken a year of journalism out of us.. 14:05:13 NADER: I'm coming out with book in early july called ? "they have turned my book into an understatement. it's almost impossible to keep up with daily injustices coming out of the media. one thing we know is none of these great exposes are ignored, given lip service..that's a sign of how disintegrated its' become...ask yourself isn't politics really broken when you can't respond..the sheer volume of injustices is outstripping our weekend democracy of the ability to do anything about it End of remarks 14:08:10 Nader at tabel... 14:08:16 Camejo speaking with small group?? 14:10:17 Nader seated at table..speaking with small group

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[Ralph Nader Announces Running Mate - Peter Namejo] [WASHINGTON, DC USA] NADER The Independent Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader will be holding a press conference to announce his Vice Presidential Running Mate. TAPE 2 OF 2 21 June 2004 RAPLH NADER Introduces Running Mate Peter Namejo (2 Tapes) RS #177 X-82 SLUGGED:1300 NADER X82 Following is a rough log of Nader's remarks at a press conference announcing his vice-presdential running mate, Pater Camejo. Following both candidates' remarks, there is a question & answer session commencing at 13:34:37. On RS 114. Highlights: -- Nader announces selection of Peter Camejo as running mate (13:03:25) -- Peter Camejo at mike (13:14:53) -- Camejo speaking in spanish (13:23:46.I speak spanish fluently..speaks in Spanish) -- on Green Party nomination (13:41:08 NADER: I've written saying I wont ask for nomination..and I still won't. But if they ask for my candidacy I'll accept.) -- on proposal to dual-endorse Cobb-Nader (13:41:51 CAMEJO: available on Avocado Education project) -- on Cobb's past offer to withdraw if Camejo runs (13:41:51 CAMEJO) -- on Republicans & contributions (13:49:29 no evidence of republicans obstructing (my campaign)) -- campaign update / status of ballots in early states & fundraising (13:32:02, TX, AZ, IL; raised about $1m) ----------------------- Nader announces his Vice-Presidential Running Mate - National Press Club -- Washington DC RS 114 / 13:00 Ralph Nader @ mike 13:03:11 ralph Nader takes podium 13:03:25 in the spirit of building a political movement, announce selection of peter migel camayho as vp candidate, 13:03:44 ... one of founders for investment momenet range of activites over past decades extrodinary, mad who put prinicples in practice, faught struggles of civil rights moment, labor rights, 60's 70's and many ways been an explempor of the comination of the mind word and deed. 13:04:30 chair of progressive asset management firm specializes in economic social and environement. investor stock holders, bood produced advantage in 2002, shows how investing can result in greater returns for investors, brings expertese in subject manner in complex issue of social environmental justice movment. student years and faterwards, 13:05:51 rallied farm worekrs, active in movment in war in vietnam. admitted to MIT after receiving a perfect score on math SAT test, then transferred to Univ of Calif where he studied history, student council election in berkley suspended for using an unauthroized microphone. 13:06:41 when 20 years old competed in olympics as a yachts man . 13:06:55 ran for president in 1976, most recent run as a green party candidate in recall election in california. Camahyo's participation in debates and election reached a world wide audience, san francisco chronicle poll produced a 36% front ranking colclusion on doing best in debates, 13:07:47 sense of economic social. ecological trust for merryl lynch, current firm screens for corproate goverenance, militaryism nuclear opprssion, teadch 13:08:23 teach how to direct corproatsion so investmetn shares, community investment program, underserved communites for access to capital. betterment of neighborhoods. 13:08:43 1999 - 2002 served as pointed trustee for county. early 1990's appointed by lietanent gov to be an advisor, active in environmental movement. 40 major environmental groups, council for republic investment. 13:09:28 mr camayho marries has 2 children, social responsible invstment managment. and also the book used in some classes called racism revolution and reaction between 1861 and 1877. before I introduce want to place contexyt 13:10:11 fuction of gov't is to liberate protect and encourage people to fulfill life's responsibliites, major party conflict broken, letting country down in return for contributions for campaigns by big business, more problems than deserve solutsion applied. blocked in political economy heatlh insurance, living wage, energy renewablility by giant corproations investments directed in other directions, tax dollars taken by corproate interests cycling through DC under corproate welfare 13:11:24 corporations turnning politicians into puppets and laughing at us... rescue our gov't become again of by and for people. 10 million americans cannot pay for health care, do not have a living wage, middle class driven downward, 10 millions poltical campagn strife to speak for, ignored, harmed defrauded, laid off, underpaid disrespected, but encouraged to fight our wars aren't they. especially our illegal wars. 13:12:34 corproations planning stratic planning our futures giant corporations have no allegiance to any countyr, corporations engaged in strategic planning in political economic, environment and workplace future, educational future, involved in strategeic planning in food, air, water, future of childhood. certainly plnaning genetic futures. time for american people to engage more intensively in political process, turning off politics and turns on you. time for americcan people to become xpert voters, refused to be flattered fooled and flumixed by polishes politicans and their parties. 13:14:11 demand justice which they deserve and demand better from political system, time for people to reform electorial process, that effort is signifigantly strengthened today with my selection of peter Camejo Peter Camejo @ mike 13:14:53 an honor to be chosen by Nader to work on effort to present an alternative platform, program. central issues is war in iraq, and as all you know Kerry complaining about how but now what bush is doing... policy is wrong, wroong to support for 10 yeras, give him weapons of mass destruction, military assist him when he invaded iran, continuation of one error upon another, american people do not support dictators like saddam hussein, neigher Democrats or Republicans appoloticze, occupation is wrong, invasion is illegal puppet gov't first person for PM imbezzeler, second CIA operative accused od terrorism. 13:16:29 we are voice of america, overwhelming majority opinion in world, in this campaign the Democrats and rpbs represent minority in this world. any candidate that supposed bush lost oppose win, isn't a country in south america middle east that support war in iraq. just as we are in rights in american citizens. 13:17:20 the patriot act was an illegal act because it abrigates the 4th amendment, constitution belongs to people of ameican and go to states to get any cahange to the constitution. conspiracy against pople to change consititution. sepration of powers... 13:18:08 we are campaign Nader camayo campaign also seperateion of corporate rule over gov't privatize gov't when 1/10 of 1% gives 80% of money, two parites similiar parties on fundamental questions, tax policies, campaigned for governor of calif, if the rich is 5% paid same tax rate as average person there would be no deficit richest 1%, poorest pay 57% higher than richest. these policies put in place by democrats and republicans in case of calif democrats... 13:19:24 in an excellent book by repubican clalled perfectly legal he documents in careful manner how the policies of Democrats and repubs to shift tax burden to working people... IRS hamstrung from collecting that money 13:20:02 taxes manipulated no financial gain when adjusted to inflection... over last three decades... ******break in log *** 13:20:52 I believe that before 5-10 yrs are over, you're going to see gasoline $5 - $10 a gallon...tragedy to think avg family in Iraq has ? per year..but the average Iraqi family is much wealthier (than the average American family) ..if you take the assets they have in the ground. This fact tells of the crises we're in...Nader's campaign reduces threat to american by showing that there are millions americans who don't agree..carry out occupation as it's happening. Nader's called his campaing..the "solution revolution"..there are simple solutions like in California..it would have taken 1/3rd of Bush's tax cut..we could' have put solar panels in every state. instead USG hands this money to wealthiest..so Arnold can have 10 Hummers instead of 7 13:23:14 it's wrong for americans not to participate in the great wealth increase. Nader is for a living wage..Democrats and Republicans are opposed. they will not step forward and say..how can we allow people to 13:23:46 I'm a latino and I'm joining with Nader....I speak spanish fluently ***SPEAKING IN SPANISH*** I am strongly against 3 strikes..we had a man cheated on a DMV test get jailed 20 yrs..this is violation of 8th amendment..and when 9th circuit ruled it was unconstitutional....3 people appealed..incl Gov Davis...it's african amer and latinos that are suffering at this law..orig not intended 13:25:15 I'm a member of the green party and so happy to stand here for the broader coalition he's trying to build... 13:25:33 I'm for women's rights..and right of gay and lesbians in the world...number of gays and lesbians...as many as left-handed..we need to recognize we have had bigotry and discrim towards gays througout our history and that must ned 13:26:12 fiscal responsiblity...this deficit we're running shows Democrats and Republicans...and of course the issue of civil liberties.. 13:26:46 Ralph Nader is a historic figure..no one really understands him....taken a stand and said "we are losing our democracy..." we really don't have a chance when both parties vote for the patriot act, both (criticism of Kerry tax policy)...many who agree with Nader fear to vote for him..because we don't have freedom...the answer to the spoiler issue is so simple...we have run-offs at state level...conspiracy at the federal level. many of their spokespeople have asked Nader not to run.. 13:28:35 it's not the parties, its the voters....it's a violation of constitution..that the people decide. there is a problem bc there is no run-offs...we have the most backward electoral system in the world ..this electoral law is among the most backward..and Nader's campaigned to say american citizens have the ability to .... 13:29:47 .. (after Gore lost by) in 200k in Florida..Democrats did a big campaign (to convince voters that) Nader should be responsible for the 200k Democrats that voted for bush...there are 7m Democrats..we've been looking for one green voter that voted for Bush..but 7m Democrats say it's the green party's -- Nader's fault. The problem is there are no run-offs...it's true we would've had a different president. but who's to blame for that? it's the democrats and after 3 years they've done nothing ot change that 13:31:01 the policies of Nader will have an impact...if people were really free to vote their minds, I've no doubt.Nader would be president. I'm honored to run with him,. If I showed you the candidates who ran in 1940's ..the whigs, the abolitionists..it's the abolitionists you'd want on your wall Nader @ mike 13:31:57 NADER AT MIKE 13:32:02 we can have questions..before that, like to give you an update on our campaign. 46 states, ballot access deadlines are in July / aug. we filed 80k signatures in TX before deadline, 20k + in AZ, today, we're filing 40K in Springfield IL. we're encountering dazzling displays of obstruction..both informal unconsitutional...and also officials who give you wrong advice. this will be one of the main objectives of this campaign..to clear the deck 13:33:22 we've raised about $1 million, 88% of our contributors have contrib 100 or less..we're determined to get more volunteers and ideas, and more contribu and donations. we don't take commercial, PaC money, just form individuals who want principled stands for health safety and econ well being. our website will come up..pretty innovative..and humor...and I hoep you'll stay in touch..now we can open it up to questions QUESTIONS & ANSWERS **Note: questions were not audible 13:34:37 ? 13:34:48 NADER: I've known him (Camejo) personally for 8 yrs..he was very close to David Brower the great environmentalist ..the process was pretty informal..lots of good people could've been selected but they're being intimidated threatened with the loss of grants. ***************Mr. Camejo was my first choice...but I want'ed to give you dimension of intimidation by liberals...these so called progressives are really a disgrace ..when you talk about right of people to speak petition and assemble..they punted and become exclusionary... 13:36:34 ? 13:36:53 NADER: he adds far more to my ticket than any VP candidate to the major parties. since you raise issue of Latino community..there's very little conducted..wrt Latino...Mr. Camejo runes..his 2 time run for CA governor shows how he connects..when people are not communicated to and discrminated against..they stop voting..I think Mr. Camejo is going to get more latinos involved in presidential than ever ..Second, his experties..if you saw the debate during the run off in CA..and the way he analyzed the deficit..and simple restoration of richest 5% in CA tax break would've eliminated teh deficit...our greatest state is being plunged into a massive debt load bc Arnoldd Schwarzenneger doesn't want the richest 5% to pay their fair share of taxes. 13:39:15 NADER: Camejo brings .(wealth of knowledge on economic issues) social security isseus, budgets and deficits.. thirdly, I think he represents almost a renaissance man...if you look at his constributions...scholarly, businessman, working with dispossessed and deprived..and continuing this in his business career..we all know about the hippies in the 60s who went to Wall ST. and compartmentalized their lives...Camejo is as astong pro worker as he was in his demonstrative career...you can see the depth of his willingness to put his principles on the line against his own interests 13:40:51 ? question 13:40:57 NADER: I think I better let Mr. Camejo because 13:41:08 NADER: I sent a letter to Greens saying I won't ask for their nomination...and I still won't ask for their nomination. but if they ask for my candidacy, I'll aceept...I want to bring some of these small parties together..also to create more pressure for electoral reform 13:41:51 CAMEJO: the green party is divided...the majority of green party members appreciates Nader...green party would not be where it is if it weren't for Nader in 2000...I credit Nader a bit for my success in the debates..he said, don't raise your voice, don't get angry. it's very true...people are tired of votinga gainst a candidate insted of for a candidate. we 're trying to have respect for people. I've proposed unity at the green party convention. there are greens that want to run a president...I'm proposing we do both. there are greens who want to vote for Kerry. there are the hard core greens..they're called the Avocados...we called it because green on the outside and inside..and don't go vote for parties that are in complete conflict with ours.... 13:43:54 CAMEJO: our convention is really going to be fighting over what the candidates are..but I can tell you...the majority of greens are supporting and working for Nader. David Cobb said he'd withdraw if I run. Well I'm running now....so I think this campaing will become the obvious alternative to the 2 major parties.and I'm going to do everything I can to keep things 13:44:56 ? 13:44:58 CAMEJO: you can get it on the web..go to the Avocado Education Project...outlines our proposal..we don't nominate any candidate..dual endorse cobb and Nader and each state will decide which ballot status..Nader is going to be on teh ballot anyway..that's the proposal. Green's like to reach consensus...it's still new..but you remember when Matt Gonzales almost won green mayor of San Francisco against candidate supported by both Democrats and Republicans...once you remove the spoiler issue..you'd see an enormous vote for Nader 13:46:36 ? 13:46:38 CAMEJO: I think there are 2 people in the US who understands electoral laws..one is Theresa Amato..who works for Nader..alwayts makes it hard ...greens are one the ballot on 22 states and DC...import to get Nader on as many states but not all. we have alot of suport for this position,m think it'll be majority but won't know till Sat. 13:47:33 MS of both Camjo and Nader Nader @ Mike 13:47:46 NADER AT MIKE 13:47:49 NADER: I've been constantly communicated to by greens who want me to run on their ticket. I've developed a compromise position - I won't interfere with green party for their policies..but I'm not green, I'm an independent..I've alwyas been. If, after they deliberate without my interference and decide no candidate..then they'll let individual green parties in each state decide. So in that sense I'm trying to respond to greens very supportive of us..by saying once you make a decision and want to endorse you can make a decision 13:49:19 ? 13:49:21 MS of Camejo listening 13:49:29 NADER: actually the Dallas morning news examined tthe filings...we have no information that Republicans are trying to (obstruct our efforts) In fact, there are 3-4 major Republican donors who've contributed to my campaign..like David Monks...a classmate at Harvard Law School, chief corporate governance..he's a republican , Gino Palucci on Mosabi iron range problem in MN 13:50:38 ? 13:50:41 NADER: she did not want to be earlier, she has her own working farm, 4 children, champioinof indig rights..has her hands full. 13:51:04 ? 13:51:07 NADER: that was not the undertanding from my meeting from congressional ? caucus..that I withdraw...when I met with Kerry he had courtesy not to raise issue. 13:51:36 ? 13:51:37 NADER: well I'll make sure before we meet..because there are some really controversial things we need to talk about ..they (the democratic party) can be 5x more effective than they are now..about a subject amtter they care about.. all of us would like them to be more aggressive..particularly about economic crimes in ghettos..payday loans, predatory lending, lack of munic services..it's amazing it's not front and center issue..bc without lower income people Democrats wouldn' have a party 13:52:46 ? 13:53:09 NADER: on the first question - it'll all happen almost at once in July / aug. but we've filed in early states, AZ, TX..so there's no point trying to predict this or that..it'll be crystal clear..about 25 states are easy - 3k signatures or less, which means you need about double bc some oare disqualified 13:54:03 CAMEJO I will be involved in office, just hired a few more people...very fortunate we've been doing so well. so we'll make sure that service that we're providing our clinets will continue and the expertise 13:54:38 ? 13:54:44 NADER: well matt gonzalez is prety well known, but Camjo is best known..if parties want to support us...on Nader.org...very similar..don't see any problem. trying to have an ecumenical gathering of 3rd parties..no one else will fight for run offs, ballot access, same day voter registration., proportaional rerpesentation....it's very imp we get togethe on these issues 13:56:01 ? 13:56:04 NADER : well I'm not aware progressive parties have done this..that['s all part of the give and take of politics. if they're too close to Kerry???, I'll ask Kerry to disengage. he's not doing that at all...he's got to earn his votes..like cracking down on corporate crime..so that's got to be ...ending corporate welfare..very unfair to taxpayers to have their taxes subsidize petrochemical industries...we've got to loosen and reform labor laws that obstruct labor's abiltiy to engage in collective bargaining 13:58:05 ? 13:58:08 CAMEJO: obviously, I'll be alot better than Nader speaking on spanish tv.in terms of campaigning, I'll alot of focus on Lation and African amer- I think the reason my vote in CA has alwyas been 2-1 minority is my strong stance against the death penalty and minimum wage...I will be campaigning trhoguhout the nation..we haven't decided the schedule. you may find it hard to believe ...alot of greens set up a website asking Nader to nominate me...I do want to campaign in CA...something's very interesting there....green party has started to consolidate there. the minute societ starts shutting down ideas, it will degenerate. we don't really like voices that are outside the box. 65% of americans said they wanted Nader in the debates...I wante 14:00:21 abc did a poll...should Miguel Camejo be in debate with Bill Simon and Davis..69% said yes. people want ot hear alternatives..but a huge democratic wing is saying shut out Nader. what these laws do..when someone gets elected it might not be who people wanted...can you imagine in the rockies..tell them you can ..if we want to talk about democracy..let's include Nader in the debates..because it's the people who want this.. it's not me you're taking the right away from..its' fromt eh right in .. 14:02:03 you'll feel the strength of green party in CA...when I got 17% in San francisco..then we saw the explosion from Matt Gonzalez...we had many mroe volunteers than we had..and they had to bring in Clinton, Gore, Feinstein to prevent his voice....we've been 20 yrs in denial about envrionment..we're going to have a crises economically..I think having Nader in the debates will be a great moment 14:03:21 NADER: since we're in DC..and you mention Iraq...people in this eocnomy don't have right to vote for 2 senators and 1 representative..so it'd be good to have our mayor of baghdad in the white house with the right to vote ****** 14:04:04 NADER: well certainly the war in iraq..it affects our economy, militarization of ., increase in deficits, lives, it's (the Iraq war) has become the flashpoint in so many directions and of crouse its' affecting our civil liberties..and most imp, it's distracting our attention from our country..what about peoria, great plains., plight of the small farmer..?? iraq has taken a year of journalism out of us.. 14:05:13 NADER: I'm coming out with book in early july called ? "they have turned my book into an understatement. it's almost impossible to keep up with daily injustices coming out of the media. one thing we know is none of these great exposes are ignored, given lip service..that's a sign of how disintegrated its' become...ask yourself isn't politics really broken when you can't respond..the sheer volume of injustices is outstripping our weekend democracy of the ability to do anything about it End of remarks 14:08:10 Nader at tabel... 14:08:16 Camejo speaking with small group?? 14:10:17 Nader seated at table..speaking with small group

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