He was raised -- born and raised in Hawaii, and has enormous regard for Senator Inouye's remarkable career and that -- he served for so long that I think a lot of Americans have no idea the extent of his heroism and his service.

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They kept fighting for America -- Like Danny Inouye, who's here. (Applause.) Danny, who was my senator most of my life. (Laughter.) Love that man.

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In addition to Inouye, there's Sen.

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Daniel Inouye, who is the chamber's fourth-oldest member.

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It was a basic humanity and a largeness of vision that Inouye extended to individuals from all backgrounds, born not only out of his experiences seeing his own people -- Japanese-Americans -- vilified and interned during World War II (Inouye himself signed up as soon as the U.S. government lifted its ban on American-born Japanese enlistments), but from his own crucibles in the war.

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