I thank the gentleman. Her story and her life are a constant reminder to me of the importance of our democracy and our shared responsibility to meet the goals and ideals of our Nation. The National Jewish American History Museum in its new location honors and elaborates on the stories of Jewish Americans like my mother, both ordinary and extraordinary, which make up the fabric of who we are as Americans. I am proud to honor the occasion of the opening of this new facility and look forward to the role the museum will play in telling a part, and for me a very personal part, of our Nation's history.
John Schwartz: “I thank the gentleman. Her story and her life are a constant reminder to me of the importance of our democracy and our…”
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The speaker addresses the opening of the National Jewish American History Museum and its significance.
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