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Democrats have raised tens of millions of dollars in North Carolina, where key races for governor, state legislature and Supreme Court will be on November ballots. U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi came to Raleigh to help them raise even more.

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Change your belge. Thank you. Thank you all for your kind words, your great leadership in the Congress. And I uh get embarrassed by introductions except when hearing it, it's about a reflection of the work that the co the Democrats in the Congress have accomplished. So I accept every conference on behalf of the House Democrats and I and gratitude from the House of Democrats to the uh North Carolina Democrats on for sending us such a wonderful delegation. Of course, Alma AEX, our Dean Cathy Manning be bushy, who's here, Jeff Jackson, who is going to be the next attorney general. And I also know that former members are here two that I served with for many years and had great respect and admiration for DK Butterfield at. Thank you. So all of the things that you saw President Biden write about in the film and I won't go into all of that in the interest of time. Although I love to write about it. These members from North Carolina were either there to make it happen or there to protect it from the assault that I thought perhaps I would go to each one of them and tell you how familiar it sounds to us when I hear the reason I hear your blue talk about the threats and the difference that the governor said that one and, and, uh, Josh said that one vote will make in the house and the Senate, uh, for Joshua General Steinman, he is the governor of the state and he is old. It's so good. So I'm here and let's, let's talk about Anderson. Is she not old? I love that. And then introduce that. Is anybody not introduced? Anybody's not introduced. You're welcome to stand up 100 of ancient families here, mother and dad or aunt and uncle and other members of the family. One of the family stand up and take her was her vitality, her youth, her enthusiasm, her brilliance uh to there. And it couldn't come at a more important time now, Anderson, I started out as the chair of the California Democratic Party. I thought that was a great job in the world. And then one thing led to another. And why could that vote from volunteering politics, housewife, a house member for the Children. And that is what I feel each student fair, just uh your honor and your comments and just, it was mentioned that I was from Baltimore and in Baltimore, the national anthem, the national anthem is with Francis Guy. You know that everybody applauds at the end, you know, but my plan at the football baseball game, whatever the beginning is or whatever the event when it says through the night that our plan is still there. Our plan that we pledge Maldonado led us with liberty and Justice for all. And that is because hi, that our flag is still there with all the bad thoughts and the justice. You talk about your honor and it's very, it's a tough site. They don't want to be criticized for their uh undermining the vision of our families of this great country, the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform to keep our freedom protected the aspirations of our Children to a part of all of that. They don't want to hear about that. All they did was what his name was present and they have to tell him they did get this week. All they did was pass a bill that gave 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. Yeah, percent added $2 trillion to not not $2 trillion to the national debt to the national debt. And then when we were having our beliefs about the budget and all the earlier this year, one of the fights was that they said we couldn't really afford all the money the democrats wanted to spend on food for women and the Children went program cost this month to increase the national debt $2 trillion to the top 1% women and their Children, a small amount of money, but it's going to increase the national. So that's, you know, the battle of the budget as our legislators know here, councilpersons and the rest that, that's the fight that is there a budget should be a statement of our values as a country where we talked about so much was an education education. Guess what they did the week before we left the further, you know, convention that answer that what they did the week before they brought a bill to the floor that eliminates the Department of Education, the Department of Education, you know why they teach critical they get in public schools. There are and and they go after Children in economically disadvantaged areas by going after title one. So this isn't about what our SANS talk so much about education because an informed population is part of a democracy. Not only that though, right? Really, nothing brings more money to the Treasury of the United States that investment in education, early child education, right? Learning for us. There's about a five for this. Nothing brings more than education and the respect that has been mentioned downtown and the the governor mentioned about paying our teachers fairly well and appropriate for the good of our Children for the Children. So every day when I heard the uh the blue speaking there, you you're describing our lives in Congress. There are so many of the same issues, understand this what they have in their 202, 511. That project 2025. What does me keep saying? I don't know, I don't even know those people. No, they worked in his office. No, is the head of the Office of Love. He knows that he knows the hold up and that is the agenda. It's an agenda that is not about liberty and justice for all that we pledge every day. So, as we, I mean, Governor Cooper, what he did, I worked with him a little bit on health care and he was wonderful. He was well, he understood the young and then to be able to expand meditators, it's thought sick about it, Children. But it also without seniors, it's a middle income tax benefit, it's a middle income benefit because lots of the seniors use Medicaid for long term health care. So this is what he did was so remarkable. And as governor, his job creation in such a good fit with what we were doing and he seemed to because there was so much opportunity, but he was already running with that awful job creation instead. So when people say, why would you leave home for, you know, Jerry Party to go to for the Children? I say in numbers all the time, my members who are here and particularly mentioned um Deborah Deborah Ross were in your district. Is that not? Yeah, I mentioned that before because I was having a special mention of her hospitality here. But the it's all about the Children when people ask me and they want to run. I say know why you're running because this is rough, you're a target. They come at you and you have to know why, you know your why and my wife is for the Children. So when people ask, what are the three most important issues facing the Congress? I always say the same thing, our Children, our Children, our Children, their health, their education, economic security of their families, jobs, jobs, jobs, and the rest a safe clean environment in which they can thrive and also safety from gun violence and a world of peace. And I do leadership, your leadership and that kind of leadership here in North Carolina is committed to the Children. You could hear it in the everything they said and it was implied in so much uh reference and so many references that they made. It's about the Children, it's always about the Children. And so when we were there for the fight and they tell us they have to give $2 trillion to the richest people in America that they can't afford to feed their Children. You know, we have a fight on our hands, but that's only emblematic of so much else that they're trying to do. And I do want you to know that this uh all the accomplishments you saw, we're so proud of American rescue package. Did all these things interested a number of Children and part by 50% of one people's fathers shots in their arm, keep Children back to school safely and people back to work safely as well without one Republican vote. And our mom infrastructure there. This is remarkable and justices of the president buying him a goal and a vision on that, that it would have justice. But it wasn't just the infrastructure, the infrastructure where the community decided what the infrastructure would be, that there would be inclusiveness, there would be diversity, there be all kinds of things as the governor mentioned and just you that broadband in rural areas, all those things responsive to the community, a 40% justice requirement that he had in that bill. I think you should know that because it's different from how infrastructure was done before. This isn't about building highways through a neighborhood. It's about unifying communities, about unifying communities. 13 13, you never know it. By the way, they show up at groundbreaking r cuttings and all the rest, but they not only didn't vote for it, they criticized it as being just horrible and you know, break the bank because we gotta save our money to give tax rates to the rich. That's so we do when you do the IRA which is about saving the planet and all the investment. A lot of it actually coming to um to North Carolina, a final figure in a second. But in that bill, we had something that your members, your democratic members of the House insisted upon it was advance saving the planet. But as we did so we had to address what was happening at Camp Lejeune. David. David. Yes, we on this when we had a democratic president, now we could and Congress, we could do something about it. Camp Lejeune and millions of veterans had benefited from it. The bill. But the Camp Lejeune piece was very poor because it never affected the veterans. It affected their families. So thank you North Carolina Democratic members of Congress for insisting that not one Republican vote, not one, the Pelican vote. 13. Here, none, here, none. There can the men in his legislation and say, well, let's bring people together. We are not in agreement or voting way, unfortunately, not one Republican vote. But let us talk about women's access, women's access to contraception, access to contraception or isn't that something? You said they would support 203 Republicans voted on the bill. How many of you think voted that women have a right to contraception? Captain Man is April 195. Republicans said women do not have a right to contraception, do it. Thank you pretty good. So I will say this. Some of you may have heard elections are not about rewarding you for what you have done. They're about what you're going to do next. Why you want to do that? We concur as president and vice president uh Pamela Harris did as we did as the democratic majority that we don't have to do the job. We are all those past the dream. Oh, may I say that Deborah and um uh a congressman for she are part of the Science and Space and Technology Committee that put together the chips and science. There is very, has brought a return to so I made some of the bills, not all of them but that they are showing our credentials. But this isn't about any award. This is about what comes next and what comes next is very important for our country. The president, you heard him say two visions, our speakers earlier said two visions, two different visions of America. Ours is a vision of liberty and justice for all about caring about our Children, their health, their education, all the things we talk, we've been talking about all evening. It's about a different way. It's, it's so American, it's so patriotic. It so honors the values again of our families of our men and women, uniform of our families and theirs is something quite different project. 2025 is a manual for Republicans to implement an imperial presidency. They have an idea of like a na a nationalistic populism where they just, it's about greed. I mean that give you one word of it. It's about greed. It will gut our constitutional system of tax balances, it will ban virtual everything, respecting women's right to reproductive health. It will restrict laws, banning discrimination against the LGTQ community for them and Care Act. Oh and Care Act with the pre existing medical condition benefit that is in there. And so some people say, 00 no, they're for all that. No, not what they said. Pardon? My French Obamacare socks. Obamacare socks. As with the guy must be present again. God forbid Obamacare sucks. So it does not suck. It cures. Thank you Social Security. And in order to privatize Medicare by making profit driven insurance company plans the enrollment and all of that. And do you know this last few weeks we've been celebrating and the president will again, earlier this week, this next week, the 16th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, their plan is to do away with any respect for inclusion and diversity and the rest of that to undermine the workings of the Civil Rights Act. So again, that's just the name of you, it goes on and on and I didn't get on. So they were about the Department of Education and Homeland Security. No, you know, National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration, there is one of the goals was to work the whole Department of Commerce which contains, do you know why they want to go after that? Because no one and the weather service are the ones who had drummed up this whole thing about content. They don't believe that science, they don't pollute in government. They don't believe in justice. They believe in this goofy plan. It's a hard, it, it says about project 2025. You think? I see that after about it, it's multi hundreds of pages long and it's a vicious agenda. A manifesto for undermining our democracy. They don't like to hear that. But I think that we should just keep talking about what the difference is to your kitchen table job, the education of your Children, the air, they breathe the water, they drink the safety of all of that ending violence in their neighborhoods. And the rest this is not. And now imagine we're trying to save the planet. And what's his name sits down with the big oil ponchos or whatever you call them and ask them for a billion dollars to his campaign so he can win and undo all of the things that we have done to protect the planet. That the reason you remind me of this, we see a family of four earning 100 under their plan, a family of four earning $100,000. Ok? Will see a 2 $2600 tax increase while they were earning $5 million a year would get a $325,000 tax cut. They are trying to expand the wealth gap in America and they put big money in. These rich people put big money in because they don't want to pay taxes and they don't want to see protections that summer regulations for clean air, clean water. For the rest of that. So we have a real problem on our hands. In other words, we just, we just have to um we just have to wait on the, for that figure because of how much it means to hold on for one second because it's a lot of money. It's a lot of money. It's, it's worth waiting for. You. Just wait and I want you to give credit uh two the Democrats from our state and one of them, the Ch Science bill that's Deborah at the bill. I mentioned from the Science Space and Technology Committee, they were all supposed to be fluid until we were bringing it to the floor and then they were ordered to be against it. Um They were ordered to be against you and when we have the bill, they wouldn't vote for it except when we got the um when we got there to 18, then about 24 of them, John Fillman, 24 out of 100 I mean of 200 18 or whatever they had. So 24 I would jump up after they knew we had passed the bill because they were prohibited from supporting uh supporting the bill. But it's tens of billions of dollars uh for Democrats who delivered 15.7 million jobs the president mentioned did including more than 443 new jobs right here in North Carolina. And we thank your governor. Yeah, I was getting my picture taken was so we were out there but it is about tens of billions of dollars uh coming to North Carolina. OK? No, that's not it. All right. So, in any case, this election is so important, it is important to our Children and it's important to our democracy, but it's important at that kitchen table. It's important to women. And one of the things some are talking about the things we're going to do next as I draw to a conclusion is that it's going to be about women in the workplace and not just women, parents, families in the world seven again, had a birth plan which would eliminate head start uh like early childhood education program. Uh and they would be, that would cut about 60% of the childcare slots uh in rural and rural communities. But what we would be doing is this family and medical leave for everyone, affordable society, a child tax for five. Ok. Home health care. Lots of times. It's not just that home health care and respect for those who help workers turning and paying them out of a go to the uh good work. There's a Latin expression how could do what you're doing when you're there at work, people know you're there. So nobody can't say, well, I was a bit a promoter because she's got kids at home and I know that's what she's thinking. Of course she is, we're all thinking about kids at home, our family at home, but that you are present that, you know, your Children are safely cared for so that women can assume their role and take a bigger role than the growth of our economy and, and making opportunities for change and grow in their own pension. That family were about faith, faith in God, faith in each other, faith in our country, faith in our country, that we will be protecting liberty and justice for all in this election. And that we will do so in a way that is respectful, that tries to bring people together as Josh said it, that people have more in common than we have more than joins us together than, than separates us. I myself, I think that North Carolina is in a great place because you honor education and you honor entrepreneurship and you honor the arts and the arts, I think will bring us together because we laugh together, we cry together, we inspired together for a moment. We have not, we have something in common and that could lead to some other things to have in common but to know, but to know that we have when we take both those of us who take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. It is in the spirit of doing so that provides what you all talk about tonight. To talk about fairness, fairness in our economy now and part dominated this time. Come back to. And I said anyway, I'm a former chair of the party. And here are the things I say to campaign workers and then now campaign workers are all over the country. You have them out in your living room, whether they're talking to somebody in another state or whatever it is. Three things. I'm always speaking um a literature, three es mobilization at the grassroots level. We must own the ground. How many police are our volunteers in politics? Thank you all on the ground. You must own it. It, it must have a message to inspire the Japan, but it has to be disciplined and repeated message mot conversation to draw people out and money. So thank you all for what you're doing next. No, any party, I would say I have three notes, no wasted time, no underutilized resources and no regrets the day after the election. Awesome Democrat.

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