People, including my children, talk about how great it is to visit other countries. I say to them I never had a desire to visit other countries. I tell them here in the United States is everything I want to see.
How many haven’t been to Alaska yet travel overseas. Alaska has to be one of the most majestic places on earth.
Hawaii, tropics, beaches and just beautiful.
Then the continental United States. No place on earth has such a diverse topography as us. From Florida to Maine to Michigan to Idaho to the entire west coast to Arizona Kansas, Texas to Louisiana to Appalachia and everything connected.
Add to that all the cultures from around the world who bring their culture here and share by opening stores, restaurants and other businesses. Maybe just share with their neighbors who could be from somewhere else.
The melting pot where those who disagree with there neighboring countries find common ground here.
Yes we have malcontents in all.
But there is no doubt we are the greatest form of government in the history of the world. We are the greatest topographical place on earth.
God blessed this place as a place where people could be at peace and then share that peace throughout the world.

When people refer to those of us who stand by the constitutional republic as a movement, we are not a movement, we are the vanguard that protects what was established 250 years ago.

Others who want to change our constitutional republic are a movement. We are here to stand guard and keep watch that they do not succeed. For our selves, our children, our grandchildren and all future generations.

GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND ALL OF HER ACTUAL CITIZENS.

GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.

Every time our country stands in the path of danger, an instinct seems to summon her
finest first -- those who truly understand her.  When freedom shivers in the cold shadow of true peril, it's always the patriots who first hear the call. 
When loss of liberty is looming, as it is now, the siren sounds first in the hearts of freedom's vanguard. The smoke in the air of our Concord bridges and Pearl Harbors is always smelled first by the farmers, who come from their simple homes to find the fire, and fight, because they know that sacred stuff resides in that wooden stock and blued steel -- something that gives the most
  common man the most uncommon of freedoms.

When ordinary hands can possess such an extraordinary instrument, that symbolizes the full measure of human dignity and liberty. That's why those five words issue an irresistible call to us all, and we muster. So -- so, as, ah, we set out this year to defeat the divisive forces that would take freedom away, I want to say those fighting words for everyone within the sound of my voice to hear and to heed -- and especially for you, Mister Gore: From my cold dead hands! 

Charlton Heston's closing remarks at the 2000 NRA annual meeting in Charlotte North Carolina -- "From MY Cold Dead Hands" speech.