What you see is a man that I've come to know and respect a humble American patriot, a man of common sense and decency, quite simply, one of our nation's finest public servants. Bob, today you're not only one of the longest serving secretaries of defense in American history, but it's also clear that you've been one of the best.
This weekend we'll celebrate Independence Day，and 235 years of this country's proud history. This nation was founded on the notion of liberty and justice for all. As we celebrate, we should remember that the pursuit of liberty is not journey with a destination. But rather a quest to which we must recommit ourselves every single day. Mr. President often said that with liberty comes with responsibility. We should take that responsibility seriously and confident we do. That's why the Senate will reconvene on Tuesday. The day after the fourth. We'll do that because we have work to do.
Nicolas Sarkozy was in the southwest of France in a place called Brax and basically he was meeting with mayors and then looked what happens there. He works the line to greet people. He shakes their hands. Three of his bodyguards just rush to this one guy who yanks him violently, just grabs his jacket. You can see the French president so visibly shaken. His guards pummel the guy down to the ground. They arrest him.
