City.
Fire it up! Fire it up! Fire it up! Fire it up! Check one, two.
Check one, two.
Testing one, two, three.
Check.
Check one, two, three.
Hang on to it.
Do we have any? Damn, we don't have any.
I'm with this, my guys.
I didn't know you were out here, people.
Oh, I know.
I know.
You know how to party in New Orleans, Sean.
Now I'm at the place where I'm supposed to be at, George Bush in New Orleans.
So the most of Mississippi would be in the fall.
I'm here and I have a different vision of America.
I believe we can keep America started and get those big businesses smarter.
And if we make a national commitment, that America will not settle for second best.
And I...
...positive support to help solve the current dilemma of how to get more federal funding to continue making AZT or retrovere available to people who don't qualify for Medicaid.
Presently, the state's...
...the state's...
All right, let's go back to the old cheer.
That was two times the plan.
Let's go back to the old cheer.
All right, my side, don't look at that.
All right.
Let's go.
All right.
...train park building, please.
Close your windows.
Close your windows.
18, 19, 18.
18, 19.
18, 19, 18.
Look out.
Let's go back to the old cheer.
We're the man of two men together here.
18, 19, 18.
18, 19, 18.
Go out and start.
18, 19, 18.
18, 19, 18.
Go out and start.
18, 19, 18.
18, 19, 18.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Happy to see you.
To deliver the invocation this evening, this convention...
We're talking, team are not talking.
We have some people with short arms.
Oh, that's good.
Thank you.
That's good.
Here comes the captain.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
Go out and start.
With the night and the stars We'll go out From the mountain To the prairie To the ocean Why we fall All the rest of the way Are you sure to be part of this process? Certainly.
At some point you raised your hand and you're going to say it.
Certainly.
What do you think they're calling off? When they call off those numbers, each one of those numbers represents a vote.
And when did you actually do that voting? I didn't see it happening out here.
You might not see it out here.
I know in the Arizona delegation it was done this morning.
Each person was gone to and asked individually who are you going to vote for? You know, when we run for election to this, we are pledged to a candidate.
And that simply represents a vote.
I mean, this is not just a big show.
Well, the reason you see the hats and the screaming, I guess, is to blow off a little bit of steam.
Because that's part of the process.
What part of the process is that? Oh, I don't know.
I think that's part of the process of having a good time and having fun.
And letting some of that enthusiasm out.
...the Republican National Committee...
...the public and national committee...
...the Hispanic...
...the Hispanic...
...the Hispanic...
...the Hispanic...
...the Hispanic...
...the Hispanic...
...the Hispanic...
George, you did it, buddy.
You did it.
That was awesome.
I'm so proud of you.
That was great.
...be nominated by acclamation by this Republican National...
Okay, up she goes.
Yeah, I'm not going to...
...I don't know if you'll really see it.
Okay, hold on.
Can I have that? Okay.
Underneath y 'all.
Underneath.
Ready.
Beautiful.
Beautiful, beautiful.
Where'd the first go? Right here? Yeah.
What'd you do? What? They did this for me.
So I was going to tell you something.
I'm going to tell you something.
You know what? Let's go.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Please, wait till the end.
All right.
Oh, stop talking.
Yeah.
This one.
This one.
...about the American paradox.
The center -right majority in America versus the left -wing machine that governs America.
I'm going to be talking with you, not just as candidates or potential candidates, I'm going to be talking with you as citizens, as activists, as leaders in your community.
...five values, which I want to ask you as I go through it, to think to yourself, do you agree with these values? I'm going to talk about things we believe.
First of all, we believe that the American people believe in the power and the importance of the individual.
Second, we believe in the importance and power of the traditional family.
Third, think of the left, a left -wing worldview, a left -wing ideology, a left -wing set of beliefs, and compare, if you will, the difference between our values and theirs.
And I'm going to carry you back again to the same five basic values, comparing first ours and then the world.
...
I think the medium, its limitations are also its assets.
People say that TV is not very thorough, it's shallow, because it relies on pictures, but because it relies on pictures, you see these people as anyone else would see them, regardless of what might be manipulated for TV and all of that.
Just to see someone react, to see someone in action, conveys a lot more than words can.
You need both.
You couldn't separate print from pictures.
But...
What you get and what we see on TV, what you get on TV that might be...
You see, because in the name of journalism, I think you see a lot less of the lighter moments.
You've got two minutes an evening or three minutes an evening to cap what happened that day with the candidate, and you've got to focus on the issues of that day, so you don't really see the lighter moments.
These people are doing a serious job, and what you're conveying to the country is the hard story.
So you're getting the stuff that is really, they want to be put out, and the other stuff that I don't think that they mind so much doing for you on the camera, because when you have time, the lighter stuff, the photo ops, the baseball throwing, the boat piloting, that gets out when it needs to.
Hey! All these people who read the National Geographic think that natives are nervous about cameras, because they can zoom in natives for some primitive...
Applause I have not been in New Orleans very long.
I just had a very nice nap, which leaves me feeling refreshed and more happy than ever to be here.
I want to say just a few words about the Republican Party and this campaign and women.
Now, actually there was a badly informed reporter, you may find it hard to believe that there's such a thing as a badly informed reporter, there was a badly informed reporter a few years ago who wrote something suggesting that my interest in women in my last year at the UN was that I was a sort of Juanita come lately to an interest in women and women's role in public life.
And fill the important offices.
Now, what about the Republicans of women? I've already said I think that the parties are just about the same frankly.
That doesn't please Democrats if you say it, and it doesn't please Republicans if you say it.
I just say that as a political scientist and as a person with some experience in both parties, I think they're just about the same.
The role of women in both parties, just about the same.
And in both parties I think there is a lot of opportunity.
I don't know, ask me the same question you asked him.
What can be known about politics? From this.
Well, I think you're seeing the enthusiasm of delegates, alternates that have been duly elected from all over the United States to come and take part in something that they firmly believe in.
You know, we paid to come here.
We weren't asked to come here.
It's something we wanted to do.
Besides being here though, what do you feel that you can do while here? But simply by being here and being part of this, we're doing what we need to do.
We're nominating the next president.
The gospel singer.
I have to tell you...
We love you.
I'd like to hear all of you.
Thank you so much.
I feel very privileged to be able to work and take my family...
All of you...
Government somehow has failed us.
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
We've been to that country...
I don't want to be one of the pro...
Excuse me.
I'll check.
Gentlemen, right here.
If you don't have credentials, I can't let you in today.
Credentials.
I have no responses for you.
All I have to do is just check...
If you don't have any credentials, I can't let you in through this gate.
Thank you.
Let's do our response right over here.
Right over here.
Is that standard operation? Everybody's going to have to move from this gate, please.
You have to maintain entrance into the gate.
Can we get in there? Get educated Republicans.
Shut up.
Eight graphics to Republicans, too.
All right, thank you.
Very good.
Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! Let them in! What's the thing is that...
I just have to button the chat window.
Yes.
What? No way.
Story? Hey, gentlemen.
All right.
See you around.
Bye -bye.
The people will revolutionize...
...through us...
...and we'll all fight against...
...the criminal family.
You're going to fall in your butt.
I have a couple of friends.
Were you there last night? I've been there.
Did you put all of your stuff on? Huh? Did you put all that in there? You got a lot of...
He's got a good hand, dude.
Go ahead.
Okay.
Let it go.
Because that's not really coming out.
That's just...
It's ours.
It's ours.
It's ours.
It's ours.
It's ours.
