Built the biggest monuments, and it's bounced around from Egypt to Greece to China. That's not unique to America. Their Empires have risen and fallen. You know what's been pretty unique is this idea that you get a bunch of people from every corner of the planet who don't look alike, don't worship exactly the same way to their God, and don't even, you know, don't eat the same foods. Don'T have the same last names, but somehow they're all working together and they can figure out how to make this place their own and live together. (26:34–26:54)
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Asserts that America's uniqueness lies in its diverse population working together.
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