Glenn Beck

But generally speaking –

Everybody who's joining in now, they want a country confident enough to welcome visitors, proud enough to be admired, clear enough about what citizenship means.

Look at the list of the people in Boston.

A country, we want a country that is open to those who want to contribute.

If you come here legally, raise your hand, take an oath, commit yourself to the nation's future.

Generally speaking, we're happy welcoming you, okay?

Because...

America does not owe anyone a place here, but because citizenship means joining a shared project, we want you here if you want to share in it.

The question in, oh man, the question is not what America can do for you.

The question is what can you do to help build America?

That's the country millions of visitors are seeing right now.

A group of people who are like, they love their country.

They're nice.

They don't want to hate people.

That's not who they are.

And maybe someday the United States lifts the World Cup trophy.

That would be sweet.

But this year, the trophy is not the most important thing to me.

What's remarkable is that the people who were told to fear America spend 90 minutes at a time seeing it for themselves.

And they're discovering that the country they were warned about is not the country they found.