Nobody has seen anything like what's going on now. [SEP] As Americans, we cannot allow this to continue.


The anti-Muslim racism is spiking under this administration. [SEP] Islamophobia has been normalized.


Not one single Republican voted for it in the House and the Senate. [SEP] Take prescription drugs.


It still has to be verified. [SEP] We shouldn't be trusting Kim Jung Il, but if you look at the kinds of progress we've made in terms of them being willing to stand down on their nuclear program through diplomacy and dialogue-and I will say, by the way, Chris Hill, the envoy from, from our side is, is one of the best diplomats out there-and you compare it to the lack of progress, in fact, the acceleration of their nuclear efforts during those years when the Bush administration was unwilling to talk to them, it's night and day.


So that brings the total number of expulsions to 60. [SEP] We're not going to comment on individual designations from the intelligence organizations in question.


There's no need to escalate this and think of what the rest of the world is looking? [SEP] You know, I mean, I don't read the international press, but I get it delivered to me all the time through my advisors and they're all security people.


Every American can take pride in this victory, from the millions of men and women who have served our country in uniform, to millions of Americans who supported their country and a strong defense under nine Presidents. [SEP] New, independent nations have emerged out of the wreckage of the Soviet empire.


I would say, Rarely. [SEP] Come to India.


Very unusual thing. [SEP] Zero.


It will be handled, and it will be handled properly. [SEP] Many of our brave troops will be spending Christmas overseas.


And just last week, the President announced that nursing homes serving residents covered by Medicare and Medicaid will be required to have vaccinated staff. [SEP] Yesterday, after a thorough, independent, and rigorous scientific review process, the FDA gave full and final approval to the Pfizer vaccine, reaffirming its findings that the vaccine is safe and effective.


We'll go up anywhere between 10, 000 and 15, 000 military personnel, on top of Border Patrol, ICE, and everybody else at the border. [SEP] Nobody is coming in.


These meetings provide an opportunity for world leaders to show our solidarity with the Iraqi people as they build a free and democratic government. [SEP] The challenges of our time extend beyond Iraq.


Really, you're gonna do a better job? [SEP] The lowest in history by far, your number one economic numbers by far.


What happened was, Japan adopted a Japanese-style democracy. [SEP] I believe freedom and liberty can change enemies into allies.


The birthplace of democracy and of, really, Western Civilization. [SEP] All around us, here in the United States, we see the profound influence of Greek culture, art, and philosophy.


He is the developer of the dashboard, to provide more context about how COVID-19 unfolded in our state and our counties. [SEP] Under the tab titled case summary, you can view the trends the governor mentioned.


Now, let me tell you another thing. [SEP] Part of the Tax Code said that if you make an investment, you get a tax incentive to make the investment.


That's why my top priorityis getting prices under control. [SEP] Look, our economy roared back faster than most predicted, but the pandemic meant thatbusinesses had a hard timehiring enough workersto keep up production in their factories.


Inflation wouldn't have happened. [SEP] We were energy independent.


But you say, Whatever happened to North Korea? [SEP] Remember, we were supposed to be in a war?


And that's how America will be number one again. [SEP] Now, I realize that some of you have a different theory on how to grow the economy.


You can wait until the postscript. [SEP] There is a wide range of governments throughout the Muslim world and the non-Muslim world, and the main thing for me to do is to project what our values are, what our ideals are, what we care most deeply about.


And Patrick - I call him Patrick - but Pat Gelsinger, the CEO, was relentless on this, not only in his own advocacy but in mobilizing other supports to remove all doubt that the bill would pass. [SEP] We were not going away.


For the cries of pain and the hymns and protests of oppressed people have summoned into convocation all the majesty of this great Government--the Government of the greatest Nation on earth. [SEP] Our mission is at once the oldest and the most basic of this country: to right wrong, to do justice, to serve man.


Thank you very much. [SEP] There are parents who have children going through long COVID around the country.


Direct cash payments will be available to American citizens earning less than $99, 000 per year; $3, 400 for the typical family of four. [SEP] Expanded unemployment benefits.


He got nothing, nothing. [SEP] I kept my promise, recognized the true capital of Israel and opened the American Embassy in Jerusalem.


I appreciate it. [SEP] You know that the Secretary of Education was a superintendent of schools too.


I'm proud to be here with you in the United States of America as your First Lady. [SEP] Many of you in the room know what it feels like to be blessed with freedom after living under the oppression of socialism and communism.


People will have to make up their own minds. [SEP] What I will say is it's absolutely vital, absolutely vital that people continue to observe the government's public health message and continue to observe the guidelines.


We must ensure accountability, by restoring fiscal discipline and holding those in power accountable for their actions. [SEP] Democrats support pay-as-you-go budgeting that does not grow the deficit and heap decades of debt onto our children.


Today, the Iraqi people are taking charge of their own destiny. [SEP] In January, over 8 million Iraqis defied the car bombers and assassins to vote in free elections.


So however we can help, I will be there. [SEP] By the way, it's not just during COVID.


These funds will be disbursed over a two-year period and will provide health departments with more resources to identify, track and respond to local outbreaks quickly. [SEP] There is still much that we don't know about this virus, but we continue to learn something every day, and this week the CDC released data on the clinical course and recovery for individuals with milder illness.


Bigger than any have ever been passed. [SEP] We have taken historic action to reduce the price of prescription drugs.


May God protect our troops, and may God ease the pain in the heart of so many who have lost so many people in this pandemic. [SEP] Thank you.


I'm sorry to have to tell you that today the number of deaths recorded from COVID in the UK has surpassed 100, 000, and it's hard to compute the sorrow contained in that grim statistic. [SEP] The years of life lost, the family gatherings not attended, and, for so many relatives, the missed chances even to say goodbye.


Thank you, Jen. [SEP] I do have a question on COVID.


There is nothing wrong with that. [SEP] When I was running against John McCain, when I was running against Mitt Romney, we had serious disagreements on the economy and on foreign policy and on social issues.


The first is to treat infection with SARS-CoV-2. [SEP] Next slide.


And then they'll vote because automatic, they vote for a Democrat. [SEP] What's the purpose?


In other words, the socialists have done in Venezuela all of the same things that socialists, communists, totalitarians have done everywhere that they've had a chance to rule. [SEP] The results have been catastrophic.


Unemployment was at 6.4 percent. [SEP] People were really hurting.


Americans that need help, not illegal aliens. [SEP] If you want safety.


Thirty million. [SEP] These aren't trade secrets they're hiding.


This president rolled back more federal regulations already than any president in American history. [SEP] We fought for free and fair trade.


Eighty-nine percent of their salary - I think that's the number - is paid on stock. [SEP] Well, guess what?


Oh, there you are. [SEP] It's a really important agency, and she's doing a really fine job.


We have not seen hospital overcrowding. [SEP] We're doubling down now with testing to protect vulnerable people not just inside nursing homes, but in residential settings and senior daycare centers.


We know the policies the President has enacted are making a difference. [SEP] Today's four-week average of 505, 000 new claims is down from 752, 000 the week the American Rescue Plan was signed and badly needed economic relief started getting out of the door to families and communities around the country.


The lifting of the moratorium on detainee transfers to Yemen came with also the assertion that those detainees would be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, and that has been the case ever since. [SEP] It is still absolutely the administration's firm commitment to close the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay.


We're here for a very simple reason, to defend the right of every child born and unborn, to fulfill their God-given potential. [SEP] For 47 years, Americans of all backgrounds have traveled from across the country to stand for life.


And we just signed an agreement that puts us in a position to get it done, bring us down to in the vicinity of 8, 000 troops. [SEP] The United Nations was informed of everything.


I assured the President that the billions of dollars of aid that we spend in the neighborhood are all aimed at justice and giving people a chance to realize their dreams. [SEP] We talked about ways to make sure there's better student exchanges between our countries.


It was a warm conversation reflecting the close relationship between our countries. [SEP] President Kwasniewski praised the results of the Prague Summit, particularly the decision on NATO enlargement.


These additional sites are helping us ensure access to testing in every community. [SEP] My administration is fighting relentlessly to protect all citizens of every color and creed from this terrible virus, the invisible enemy.


Can you handle it? [SEP] In the Oval Office of the White House, I welcomed home Pastor Andrew Brunson, great man, from Turkey.


We haven't fixed everything. [SEP] Wages, while growing again, need to grow faster.


End virtually all immigration enforcement and oppose totally open borders. [SEP] He would terminate our travel bans on jihadist regions.


We can't do that with a 50 plus one majority. [SEP] I believe I've got a better chance of any other, other Democratic candidates to transform the political landscape in a way that has been done in the past.


So far, that has not disrupted operations. [SEP] As you saw early in the pandemic, there are procedures in place, in terms of personal protective equipment and safety measures, for the workers at the ports, and those will be ratcheted up as needed.


African American, Hispanic American poverty rates are at record lows. [SEP] Great.


It is critical to our long-term security here at home. [SEP] A free Iraq will help transform a dangerous region of the world.


We're bringing our soldiers back home. [SEP] ISIS does not like me too much, but I came here.


We do not know when we will have this opportunity again. [SEP] Senate Republicans have exploited arcane rules to block these bills.


You don't get credit for taking those steps and pulling -- you don't get credit for what would have happened, which is fine. [SEP] But I think the President, at the end of his interview, says he is more optimistic about our country and about our economy today than he was a year ago, because, again, if you think about where we were a year ago, we were in meetings talking about what if these series of banks go under; what are we going to do if -- I mean, there were, you know -- these were eye-opening experiences.


Would have to vote to reauthorize Medicare, reauthorize veterans benefits, and I go down the list. [SEP] But guess what?


So important. [SEP] We've got some lawless people in some very high positions.


I mean, we are still obviously a participant in the coalition. [SEP] Yes.


And there's a lot of good Republicans out there, but they're under a lot of pressure. [SEP] Social Security and Medicare are the two things I want to talk about.


A lot of individual breakout meetings are being had, and we're getting a lot of ideas as to how we can help. [SEP] In America, we've always understood that our rights come from God, not from government.


So, bottom line, good progress. [SEP] More to do.


I ask the Congress to fully fund these important environmental initiatives. [SEP] With NAFTA we're moving forward with our trade strategy.


And it's not surprising, therefore, that it's a complex relationship. [SEP] Some things we will agree on; some things we will disagree on.


This is an unprecedented pace. [SEP] No other country is vaccinating this many people this fast.


And you don't hear that. [SEP] But the wall is beautiful.


Common security threats like counterterrorism are important. [SEP] The President has also made clear that he believes that the acquisition of an effective missile defense system for the United States and its allies is one of his highest priorities, that he believes the only way to get there is a robust testing and evaluation system, and that he is not prepared to permit the treaty to get in the way of doing that robust testing.


Provide for schools to reopen. [SEP] Make sure states and districts have the funding to keep educators on the job in the midst of this crisis.


Please, everyone have a seat. [SEP] Well, it is my incredible pleasure and honor to welcome this incredibly talented group of men and women in the White House.


Can you believe that? [SEP] Boom.


Yesterday, we reached over 158 million. [SEP] Earlier this week, I acknowledged the complexity of our current state of -- in this pandemic.


People can't make that up. [SEP] We shouldn't -- as long the COVID is going on at the rapid rate it is and by the way, you know better than I do, we're talking about roughly 36, 000 new cases a day and close to a thousand cases a day average, you know, and here we are.


What the hell. [SEP] We have nothing else to do.


It's an interesting lesson that I hope people remember. [SEP] Something happened.


And there's variations, some of them are arguing it can take care -- an increase by 40 to 50 to 60 percent that you won't get through COVID virus, but no guarantee beyond that. [SEP] We have to see.


Families who've spent their savings to build new homes after losing their last ones have seen them flooded away. [SEP] Crops decimated, farms destroyed here in Ponce and communities nearby have been hit the hardest and for days people lived without power, without water, some still in that circumstance, no idea when it'll be back again and for everyone.


Who would believe this is even possible? [SEP] These evil attacks are a wound on all humanity.


How are they going to be any better off if taxes go up? [SEP] Or maybe you're trying to keep your job at a plant in Michigan or Ohio ... or create jobs with clean coal from Pennsylvania or West Virginia ... or keep a small farm in the family right here in Minnesota.


And over the weekend, we saw the specific targeting of the headquarters, or staging areas used by the White Helmets -- the relief organization, the first responders in Syria -- that are just trying to provide for the basic needs and safety and well-being of citizens who are caught in the crossfire. [SEP] There were also military strikes against the facilities that ensure that civilians in eastern Aleppo have access to drinking water.


No matter what the source is. [SEP] The President is yet to condemn, as you've probably noticed, the far-right and the white supremacist, and those guys walking around with the AK-47s and not doing a damn thing about them.


He has gassed many Iranians and 40 Iraqi villages. [SEP] My Nation will work with the U.N. Security Council to meet our common challenge.


That's how many tests we have. [SEP] I invoked the Defense Production Act and related authorities more than 100 times and distributed $171 million to expand testing production.


No one who calls themselves a progressive should support illegal immigration. [SEP] Open borders hurts poor Americans more than anyone else in our society.


Politicians drained America's wealth policing ancient tribal conflicts overseas, while leaving generations of African American children trapped in failing government schools and in failing inner cities. [SEP] The same Washington establishment enacted ruinous trade policies that shuttered our factories and shipped our jobs very far away to other countries.


And with an unwavering resolvethat freedomwill always triumph over tyranny. [SEP] Six days ago, Russia's Vladimir Putin sought to shake the foundations of the free world thinking he could make it bend to his menacing ways.


We've had a tremendous three days in New York, at the United Nations. [SEP] I want to thank the Secretary-General.


And when we started, it was viral transport media - a very special kind of media. [SEP] The CDC has a make your own recipe.


And so it is going to be bumpy. [SEP] We're asking that people be patient.


It stands in the way of hope. [SEP] Corruption can keep people from going to the doctor, sending their children to school, opening a small business, getting a fair trial.


And fourth, the IRS and the Treasury Department are creating a plain English, easy-to-follow guide, as well as a web site, to help folks navigate what are often very complicated waters, especially for workers changing jobs, who often are unsure how best to continue saving for retirement, because the rules ought to be written to encourage people to save, instead of discouraging them. [SEP] We'll also build on these steps by working with Congress.


We will not turn back. [SEP] This guy, he just has it mixed up a little bit.


Greek poets and philosophers like Homer and Aristotle have helped humanity pursue truth, and virtue, and justice. [SEP] Ancient Greece achieved extraordinary feats of architecture, geometry, map-making, and so much else that has inspired all wonders of the world.


In other words, they weren't upholding the agreements, and they started to try to enrich uranium in order to develop a weapons program. [SEP] India is heading to the IAEA; the Iranians are ignoring IAEA.


You're all sitting there, very happy, very rich. [SEP] It soared.


Oh, let's put somebody else in as President. [SEP] I don't think so.


Let's take a look at the facts. [SEP] When I took office, this economy was in ruins.


If Congress doesn't vote affirmatively to keep it, it goes away - gone. [SEP] You've been paying into Social Security your whole life.


As the President has said, this is a long-term proposition. [SEP] We feel good about the progress that we have made thus far, specifically if you just look at the last few hours.


Obviously, if a person gets infected, it is critical to get them good treating. [SEP] You saw the data that showed 50 percent to 89 percent diminution in the risk of hospitalization.


And 40 million count on that river and so do the farmers. [SEP] $6.6 billion in coastal resilience restoration of reefs and construction of other infrastructure to mitigate storm damage, plus more than $17 billion through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to bolster resilience for coastal water and waterways infrastructure, including funding to address food, floods, storms, hurricane risks, and restore coastal ecosystems.


Yeah. [SEP] It's a good question.


You don't hear that too often, but it's been incredible, actually. [SEP] For the first time in nearly 30 years, every single metro area in the United States has seen incomes rise.


Of course we are. [SEP] But for the last 40 years, what we have been seeing is a middle class disappearing, people working longer hours for low wages and today, as it happens, 58 percent of all new income is going to the top 1 percent.


That's not nice, even for me. [SEP] She was describing the president of the United States and the presidency, with the big fat vicious, the way she said it, vicious f-word.


My administration is reclaiming America's heritage as the world's greatest space-faring nation. [SEP] The essence of the American character is to explore new horizons and to tame new frontiers.


No, no. [SEP] Law enforcement has done an incredible job.


And guess what? [SEP] It's working.


And when I was in there, it formed and now you have what you have. [SEP] Hundreds of thousands of people are dead.


This is something that is being handled professionally. [SEP] I also want to thank, by the way, governors and representatives of our various states - in some cases, some more than others - because they've really been working very hard in areas where we've seen indication of the virus.


Well, a year ago we went into Grenada, and I don't think there's anything immoral about sending in our forces to save the lives of American students when their lives are in danger. [SEP] Now, I just want to say two other things here real quickly, because this is getting pretty nasty for you.


The bill, introduced last week, also invests in teachers and students. [SEP] Eight billion of the allotted funding would be used to create a grant fund, overseen by the Department of Education, to help states acquire educational materials and train educators at the local and higher educational levels.


Two hundred thousand jobs created. [SEP] He made a record addition of $1 billion investment in education expanding preschool and resources for public schools in lower income communities and gave teachers a raise.


Well, maternal health is on the forefront of the agenda. [SEP] We instituted an extension of the Child Tax Credit, which was - for the first year, has meant a reduction of child poverty in America by somewhere around 40 percent.


And we can't let that happen anymore. [SEP] We've been losing, for many years, anywhere from $300 billion to $500 billion a year with China and trade with China.


It's been an incredible situation. [SEP] Our policies are rebuilding lives, rebuilding families, and rebuilding communities.


But we're doing well. [SEP] A big difference.


That is our responsibility. [SEP] In the next few days, I will submit a budget to Congress.


I don't have anything -- any comment to make about that letter. [SEP] Again, our -- we are very appreciative to the bipartisanship that we have seen from Congress these past eight, nine months, even over a year on the funding that we've been able to provide -- the bipartisan funding that we've been able to provide.


But the next few days weeks, months, will be hard on them. [SEP] Putin has unleashed violence and chaos.


That would have never have... [SEP] We would have been out but we would have kept Bagram, by the way, because we should have kept Bagram.


Before we start, I want to acknowledge the head of the National Science Foundation, Dr. Subra Suresh, as well as the members of my Cabinet who are with us here today. [SEP] Where is everybody?


And we treat it that way. [SEP] When people walk in here, they don't come in here in bathing suits and flip-flops.


Well, thank you all for being here. [SEP] We've had a tremendous three days in New York, at the United Nations.


But I'm very upset that other countries aren't doing the same. [SEP] Germany should be spending much more.


And so let me just quote here for a second. [SEP] In recent decades, the two measures we have put the most weight on are real personal income less transfer and nonfarm payroll employment.


And now is the time for the world to confront this danger. [SEP] Look, we care deeply about the loss of life.


The constitutional right affirmed in Roe v. Wade-standing precedent for half a century-is under attackas never before. [SEP] If we want to go forward-not backward-we must protect access to health care.


No, anyway-. [SEP] She said, We said 'March to War' on our TV screens.


That's how it's been done, and we will continue to do so. [SEP] The virus is unpredictable.


The Army has new uniforms and they are gorgeous. [SEP] We passed the largest reform of the Department of Veterans Affairs in the - I think, in the history of the department, including VA Accountability and, I said, VA Choice.


We're going to do our best to see if we can lower your tax rates so that we'll be even stronger than we are today. [SEP] I've got just one more here that I want to tell you-about his predictions.


There are places on the continent of Africa that lead the world in digital solutions yet other places on the continent that lag behind. [SEP] Expanding access to the Internet drives growth and creates opportunity for innovation.


And critical rights continue to come under withering and extreme attack around the country. [SEP] The President and Vice President are devoted to ensuring that every American has access to healthcare.


It's unclear. [SEP] I think what we might be seeing now is that the President-elect cares more about his Secretary of State's position on Russia than he does about his Secretary of State nominee's position on trade and climate change.


And nowhere - nowhere - does the Constitution give a minority the right to unilaterally block legislation. [SEP] The American people have waited long enough.


We're going to raise the minimum wage to-Terry is going to-we strongly support it-to $15 an hour. [SEP] No one-no one-working full-time should live below the poverty line.


I don't think, just as you use that example of Senator Kaine and Mrs. Kaine, that you should have to have symptoms because you could be asymptomatic and be contagious, if that's the word? [SEP] What we'd like to see in our bill is a system where there's massive testing, tracing, treatment, saving of lives with isolation that would go with it.


The United States and our coalition forces that are in Afghanistan are currently providing advisory support in that effort. [SEP] I believe the Department of Defense does have some more specific details on which government facilities have been retaken.


I refuse to let that happen. [SEP] I believe that the free market is one of the greatest forces for progress in human history and that the true engine of job creation in this country is the private sector, not the government.


But it's happening elsewhere, too. [SEP] I think we're going to have a great four years.


If you're interested in cooking, you could probably do that, but it has a lot of ingredients that go in there, but still very limiting. [SEP] We've worked with many, many different laboratories.


And then we'll take some more questions, on the assumption you'd like to and I think you probably will. [SEP] It's been encouraging to watch states begin to open up as - and it really has been; it's a beautiful thing to see - as restrictions are lifted.


And while we're succeeding locally in Kenya-poaching is down-the problem across Africa is escalating, and the demand for ivory is actually exploding. [SEP] We're dealing not with a wildlife crisis alone.


We're not looking at Iraq, just in isolation. [SEP] Iran and Syria would start changing their behavior if they started seeing that they had some incentives to do so, but right now the only incentive that exists is our president suggesting that if you do what we tell you, we may not blow you up.


One is they were the victims of abuse or their kids were, or their mother was. [SEP] Number two, can't read.


Any taxpayer dollars being spent by the President of the United States, on the behalf of the Cong- - the Congress gave them the moneyto spend it - the President can insist that all of it be spent with American manufacturing, with - with American products, and with American personnel. [SEP] There used to be - and that's been the law.


They want to have socialized medicine. [SEP] You go to the hospital, you don't feel good.


They're doing one hell of a lot better. [SEP] Yet, we still have over, what's it up to, 186, 000 people dead.


Okay? [SEP] Now, I must say, parenthetically, the real reason I'm here tonight is, my wife Jill teaches full time at Northern Virginia Community College.


If you're a small business during a recession, your future is doubtful; it's cloudy. [SEP] Things don't look so good.


Now, can something else happen a year from now? [SEP] Can there be a different virus?


And, folks, like I said, everybody worries about China. [SEP] Do you know any world leader who would trade place with Xi Jinping?


And to ensure that a crisis of this magnitude never happens again, I ask Congress to move quickly on legislation that will finally reform our outdated regulatory system. [SEP] It is time to put in place tough, new, commonsense rules of the road so that our financial market rewards drive and innovation, and punishes shortcuts and abuse.


Not pressuring. [SEP] She's a brilliant woman and she understands exactly where everything is.


And it is among the reasons why the threat to Americans of coronavirus remains low, despite today's tragic news from Washington State. [SEP] The task force met this morning and brought the President a range of options.


It's about time. [SEP] Our deal with China, our deal with so many - they're all coming along very, very nicely.


It's very unfair. [SEP] Thank you much.


All of these programs are supported by the American taxpayer, and all of them matter. [SEP] To hear the testimony of these kids and teachers in Liberia about how our aid has helped them regain confidence-I don't know if you all were in there when the mother of three talked about-her husband left her, she said, because she was illiterate, so he just left her with the three kids.


I'm not a policeman, but I would know that. [SEP] If you let these people out, many of them are going to cause tremendous problems.


It continues to hope that the United Nations will make its contribution toward such a settlement. [SEP] Another setback was the failure to prevent the violence which later broke out in the Middle East.


As our public health experts point out, every year, thousands of Americans die from the flu. [SEP] Second, Ebola is actually a difficult disease to catch.


I mean, they had their committees. [SEP] See, when you go on a trip, this is not just like, I think I'm going to go to Afghanistan.


On the issue of the Israelis, we were able to notify the Israeli government of the call. [SEP] I don't want to get into the exact specific channel.


And that afternoon, he went straight home and insisted that his mother bake, rather than fry, the fish she was cooking for dinner. [SEP] I see it in the letters I get from young people who proudly tell me what they're doing to eat better and stay active.


We believe that our efforts are best focused on supporting the diplomatic process. [SEP] I think the cessation of hostilities has, over the last several weeks, provided an opening for the restoration of some degree of calm in areas in Syria and has allowed for the delivery of some amount of humanitarian assistance to the Syrian people.


How many Americans would have suffered as a result? [SEP] No single individual built America on their own.


As we continue to confront the global pandemic, the United States economy is rebounding with strength like nobody thought possible. [SEP] You've seen the numbers.


I don't know, Les. [SEP] The thing is the President celebrates Christian -- he's made no secret of his Christian faith.


So right now we continue to have the challenge of COVID. [SEP] As you know, the Delta variant is threatening.


Totally consistent with ever- - with every - every trade agreement we've had in worldwide - around the world. [SEP] Any taxpayer dollars being spent by the President of the United States, on the behalf of the Cong- - the Congress gave them the moneyto spend it - the President can insist that all of it be spent with American manufacturing, with - with American products, and with American personnel.


Part of the Tax Code said that if you make an investment, you get a tax incentive to make the investment. [SEP] In other words, we accelerated depreciation.


In the Battle of Mobile Bay, Admiral David Farragut lashed himself to the rigging of his flagship to see beyond the cannon smoke, crying, Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead. [SEP] In World War Two, it was aviators launched from the carrier Enterprise, Hornet, and Yorktown who filled the skies of Midway and turned the tide of the Pacific War.


How we're using technology and online learning can also reduce costs in a significant way. [SEP] This is going to be, I think, a major topic of conversation for everyone - parents, students, professors and administrators going forward.


It will start today, that program. [SEP] For folks who can't get to a pharmacy, we're deploying mobile units and sending vaccines to community health centers, federally run community health centers, to take care of the poorest of the poor, that reach the hardest hit, the most underserved areas in the country, black, Latino, Native American and rural communities.


That's why the President called on every governor, mayor, and local leader to maintain or reinstate mask mandates. [SEP] To be clear: As our vaccination efforts move forward, we need everyone to follow the science and listen to the experts.


As over time, as more ships come online -- and by 2014 we should have about four ships into the Mediterranean -- that footprint for the defense will extend to larger and larger parts. [SEP] IOC relates to the command-and-control capability of the NATO system.


And that is a fundamental American right. [SEP] You ought to be able to leave your property to whoever you want to leave your property to.


In January, over 8 million Iraqis defied the car bombers and assassins to vote in free elections. [SEP] This week, Iraq's Transitional National Assembly convened for the first time.


That's in the Oval Office at the White House. [SEP] As you may recall, the event was originally scheduled for Thursday, January 5th, but had to be changed.


That is why he wants to move the security relationship on to a different footing, because this is now becoming a normal relationship with Russia, not the abnormal relationship that we had with the Soviet Union. [SEP] Thank you very much.


I think if you just read the interviews -- just read the two interviews side by side. [SEP] A President that regardless of the outcome wants to sit down, work with Republicans, find common ground, figure out how we can work together to move this country forward, versus somebody who has decided that his first job as leader of his -- of the Senate for the Republican Party, regardless, again, of the outcome, is to defeat the President and keep him as only a one-term President.


Resiliency matters. [SEP] You know, I've toured many sites across the country that clearly show climate change is a genuine exi- - is the existential threat to humanity.


You know, as I've said before here, when you look at an outbreak, it's two dynamic forces opposing each other. [SEP] If you leave the virus to its own devices, it will take off if you do nothing to stop it.


The gap between the rich and everyone else is still way too wide. [SEP] Republicans in Congress have repeatedly blocked investments and initiatives that would have created jobs faster.


And that doesn't solve the ISIL problem. [SEP] My point is, Steve, that I think my main advice to my successor - now hopefully by the time I turn over the keys, we've made the kind of progress that I am expecting and will have pushed for over the course of the next 13 months ...


The country needs advice on Social Security, and that's what we're here to talk about after a while. [SEP] By the way, Tom Osborne and I had the honor of being at the National Prayer Breakfast Thursday.


And we can do that. [SEP] There are nearly 2 million American-qualified women in America who are working-not working today because of childcare.


Many have spent months looking for work. [SEP] Others are doing their best just to scrape by: giving up nights out with the family to save on gas or make the mortgage, postponing retirement to send a kid to college.


Look, one of my objectives is to store the dignity of work - to restore it. [SEP] You know, we've made a lot of progress over the past two years.


Sure. [SEP] We stand at a place that is, unfortunately, all too familiar -- that Republicans have once again failed to fulfill their basic responsibility of government.


You cannot leak classified information. [SEP] At the same time, we need freedom of the press.


Not a surprise that companies leave trillions of dollars offshore. [SEP] Under the Trump plan, we will have a massive tax cut for businesses and massive tax reform and simplification.


Right now, they have to survive. [SEP] It's not the same country.


Christopher Columbus was an entrepreneur, and the journey he started 500 years ago continues to pay off abundantly today. [SEP] By moving forward with the NAFTA, with the North American free trade agreement, we will replenish that investment, opening up new horizons of opportunity and enterprise in the New World.


That many people - more than almost all the modern wars combined - all the wars combined. [SEP] Here at home, we saw entire communities devastated by this disease, particularly among the LGBTQ+ individuals and members of racial and ethnic minority groups that Gabe has already spoken to.


I've said many times: Level the playing field and the American worker can outthink, outproduce, and outwork anyone, anytime. [SEP] Today's historic agreement links our future with our past.


That was a bill that was complicated, that was hard, but it was done with bipartisan support in the United States Senate. [SEP] Democrats and Republicans came together to tackle one of the most complex issues facing our country.


Look at the lives being destroyed. [SEP] I proposed a way to deal with this in the biggest investment we've ever proposed in our country's history.


Ten million people have been lifted off of welfare in less than three years. [SEP] Earnings for the bottom 10 percent are rising faster than earnings for the top 10 percent.


Yet this aggression was stopped by the might of coalition forces and the will of the United Nations. [SEP] To suspend hostilities, to spare himself, Iraq's dictator accepted a series of commitments.


And, of course, our Department of Education is engaged in this effort as well. [SEP] Go ahead.


If you recovered from the coronavirus, I ask you to consider contacting your local blood or plasma donation center to arrange a donation that could potentially save many lives. [SEP] With love for our nation and loyalty for our fellow citizens, we will safeguard our families, care for our neighbors, heal the sick, protect our workers, and build a future for a country that is the greatest country anywhere in the world.


That's a problem. [SEP] Today, 351 people go into the hospital about every day because of COVID.


Which, espionage charges by the way, that's the foreign equivalent of saying someone fits the description. [SEP] Evan and hundreds of journalists, they're imprisoned all over the world simply for doing their job.


The President. [SEP] Now, in Iowa, in 3 days, you have a choice to make.


It's been immensely frustrating, but we are now making progress. [SEP] Yesterday, we carried out 119, 587 tests compared to around 12, 000 at the start of April.


Guess what? [SEP] It was easy, because there were 55 corporations - the Fortune 500 - that made $40 billion; didn't pay a penny in tax.


And a regime that has lost its legitimacy will also lose its power. [SEP] Events can turn in one of two ways.


That is why we continue to call on the world's largest economies, who have the means and resources to implement green solutions, to come together and discuss how we can collectively take steps to address this challenge. [SEP] At today's meeting, President Biden announced that the United States will work toward limiting the rise in temperatures, including putting the power sector on a path to net zero emissions, reducing emissions and fossil fuel use by accelerating zero-emission vehicle deployment, and decarbonizing international shipping.


I want Americans and all the world to know that coalition forces will make every effort to spare innocent civilians from harm. [SEP] A campaign on the harsh terrain of a nation as large as California could be longer and more difficult than some predict.


Think about that. [SEP] Terry wants every single Virginian to have access to affordable high-speed internet, and I guarantee we're going to both do that.


They shouldn't be bonuses -- they should be the bottom line. [SEP] Parents who work full-time should earn enough to pay the bills and go to work every day knowing that their kids are in good hands.


Thanks, Sarah. [SEP] It's been more than two months since the President said that he would declare the opioid epidemic a national public emergency.


It was one of the first bills of its kind in our country, and the purpose behind that bill was quite simple. [SEP] Homeowners must be informed of their rights and those rights must be protected.


Well, there's two sorts of things going on. [SEP] The fighting has intensified in the east, and that was to be expected because we're coming up to a year and Russia hasn't made territorial gains since October.


Those efforts have never abated. [SEP] This nation continues to search for an honorable settlement in Vietnam.


Thank you very much, Thom. [SEP] Every nation has the right to establish and enforce immigration rules in its national interest.


Send a message about who we are as the American people and make our kids proud. [SEP] Thank you, Greensboro.


Who wouldn't want to end loopholes? [SEP] We will enact trade deals that result in more products proudly stamped with that beautiful phrase, Made in the USA.


That's an interesting statistic I want people to focus on right quick. [SEP] In other words, there's going to be jobs.


Now, there were a lot of skeptics in America about that, and you can understand why, about that decision. [SEP] Why would you want to help an enemy, some probably said.


President Putin said he agrees with me 100 percent, and they'll do whatever they have to do to try and make it happen. [SEP] Discussions are ongoing and they're going very, very well.


Expanded unemployment benefits. [SEP] The average worker who has lost his or her job will receive 100 percent of their salary for up to four full months.


If you look at so many elements of education, and it's so sad to see what's coming - what's happening in the country. [SEP] Even the numbers, as good - you say we're doing better, but the numbers in New York, the numbers in Chicago are very rough.


What we'd like to see in our bill is a system where there's massive testing, tracing, treatment, saving of lives with isolation that would go with it. [SEP] But no, the doctor said, No, you don't need to, and you'd be putting yourself ahead of other people in line.


Think about that. [SEP] When New York was at its worst point, to come into our emergency rooms, come into our hospitals to fight this dreaded disease.


The victory of freedom in Iraq is strengthening a new ally in the war on terror and inspiring democratic reformers from Beirut to Tehran. [SEP] Today, women can vote in Afghanistan.


And that's what it is: unlimited potential. [SEP] Many former inmates are also getting a second chance at life.


So I got good marks. [SEP] But I said, we have the lowest black unemployment in the history of our country.


Either you defend against the virus everywhere, or it's fundamentally not effective. [SEP] I have been talking to people in the federal government.


In all seriousness -- what do you mean? [SEP] This is just happening.


The answer to your first question is yes. [SEP] Throughout this process and throughout this response -- dating all the way back to March, I might add -- this administration has been guided by the science, by our medical experts who have experience in dealing with Ebola outbreaks.


Folks who are in the process of attempting to recover from an illness, for example. [SEP] Debt collectors that try to collect on debt that has already been paid.


And he's-now he's talking about new false flags he's setting up, including he's asserting that, we, in America, have biological as well as chemical weapons in Europe-simply not true. [SEP] I guarantee you.


We cut taxes across the board for working families, businesses, and family farms. [SEP] This president rolled back more federal regulations already than any president in American history.


But the opioid is something that nobody has seen anything like it. [SEP] Today, I am pleased to receive a briefing from our team on ways we can help our communities combat this absolutely terrible epidemic and keep youth from going down this deadly path.


Government can't help folks who won't help themselves. [SEP] But there are things we can do to make sure that everybody has got a chance, everybody has got opportunity.


No, no violence whatsoever. [SEP] He gets the military to go in for tear gas.


Have you heard that? [SEP] As a famous Greek historian wrote, Happiness depends on being free, and freedom depends on being courageous.


We can't let that happen. [SEP] The relationship I have with President Xi is extraordinary.


Nobody. [SEP] Particularly marijuana which makes no sense for people to go to jail.


I want to reassure everyone that we can make all of the changes I have outlined in a safe way. [SEP] We know that children, and particularly young children, are much less likely to be seriously affected by the virus.


New jobless claims are the lowest in 50 years. [SEP] Private employers have added an average of more than 6, 500 jobs every single day.


This time, on this issue, there must be no delay, no hesitation and no compromise with our purpose. [SEP] We cannot, we must not, refuse to protect the right of every American to vote in every election that he may desire to participate in.


We've met great challenges, and there are more ahead. [SEP] This is no time for impatience or self-defeating pessimism.


And built the strongest, freest, andmost prosperous nation the world has ever known. [SEP] Now is the hour.


Going forward, we will continue to work very closely together and be frank and open in our discussions and communications to strongly solidify and develop the ROK-U.S. alliance. [SEP] President Trump is the maker of peace on the Korean Peninsula.


I guarantee you. [SEP] They're also suggesting that Ukraine has biological and chemical weapons in Ukraine.


But the middle class isn't getting squeezed because of minorities or immigrants or moochers or anyone else we're told to blame for our problems. [SEP] If we're going to fix what needs fixing, we can't divide ourselves.


Gene says, Everything is going up in price. [SEP] Before, we could save a couple of bucks at the end of the month.


Tomorrow, we take another great step forward in our battle against this pandemic. [SEP] Anyone 16 and older will be eligible to get their COVID vaccine.


We agree that the security and success of the Indo-Pacific is important not just for this region but for the entire world. [SEP] We are moving forward with a constructive agenda based on shared democratic values.


Yes, Puerto Rico is a strong place and Puerto Ricans are strong people. [SEP] But even so you have had to bear so much and more than need be and you haven't gotten the help in a timely way and this latest storm dealt a serious blow to all the hard work that's been done since Maria.


It's not that there was none; it was that there was less. [SEP] We also know now we're dealing with a much more transmissible virus.


Remember the basic mantra that I've tried to use. [SEP] Nobody should be penalized in this epidemic for doing the right thing.


We will buy American to make sure everything fromthe deck of an aircraft carrier to the steel on highway guardrailsare made in America. [SEP] But to competefor the best jobs of the future, we also need to level the playing fieldwith China and other competitors.


This is a serious disease, but we can't give in to hysteria or fear, because that only makes it harder to get people the accurate information they need. [SEP] We have to be guided by the science.


Unemployment rate is at 5.6 percent. [SEP] There's still more to do; don't get me wrong.


And when the Democrats talk about a wall - It doesn't mean anything. [SEP] Well, in Israel, they had a big problem.


We remember. [SEP] In 1974 alone, 2 million Americans joined the unemployment lines, and inflation hit 11 percent.


This was going to be a big war, millions of people killed. [SEP] Seoul is 30 miles away from that border.


And they shape coalitions of like-minded people, giving millions of Americans an effective way to support their beliefs and advance their candidates. [SEP] Parties are the indispensable organizers of democracy.


The vaccine is safe, smart, and everyone should take it, and that's why, as a New Yorker and as a pastor, I am taking this vaccine today. [SEP] Thank you Governor.


We also discussed the new Europe, from economic integration to arms control, from new challenges to the CSCE to the continuing role of NATO in European security. [SEP] The United States and Finland share a deep interest in events in the Soviet Union.


COVID doesn't discriminate, neither should the United States of America. [SEP] Andrew Cuomo:


Just a few thoughts up front and then turn it over to my colleagues. [SEP] This trip is part of a very deliberate effort by President Obama from the start of the administration to deepen our engagement and our influence in Asia.


How do we actually do that? [SEP] Where do we find the time, where do we find the money?


Obviously, that's a big concern to the President. [SEP] If you look at wage growth, there are a couple of factors that are important.


They're coming back faster than anyone thought even possible. [SEP] Our first duty is to our citizens, including those who have taken the wrong path but are seeking redemption and a new beginning.


That's why we want to have people own their own savings account- health savings account, so they can manage their health care, or own a piece of their retirement, if you're a younger American, or own your own business or own your own home. [SEP] A hopeful America is one in which ownership is spread throughout all our society.


All of us, all of us-and particularly those of us who represent the world's largest economies- we have to step up. [SEP] You know, those that do take action and make bold investments in their people and clean energy future will win the good jobs of tomorrow and make their economies more resilient and more competitive.


But let kids ask questions and let universities respond. [SEP] What I don't want is a situation in which particular points of view that are presented respectfully and reasonably are shut down, and we have seen that sometimes happen.


That's pretty damn impressive. [SEP] From coming-of-age, to crime, to science fiction, to even zombies, he's one of America's great storytellers, bringing fresh perspective to the legacy of the original sin of slavery, elevating our Nation's consciousness around truth and justice.


And it will be phased in over time. [SEP] I know you have all these wild estimates of costs- Bush wants to spend this, that, and the other.


You've got to pay for your military. [SEP] Sorry.


They've done incredibly well. [SEP] People can't get in.


And that's the way it is. [SEP] Now I'd like to - - thank you.


And it gave states the funding to do just that -- to do what you were laying out -- and how critical that was at the time during a pand- -- beginning of a pandemic or in -- you know, at the -- even in the middle of a pandemic because it lasted for some time -- to deal with that issue. [SEP] Don't have anything else to preview.


New plug-in hybrids roll off our assembly lines, but they will run on batteries made in Korea. [SEP] Well, I do not accept a future where the jobs and industries of tomorrow take root beyond our borders, and I know you don't either.


And, interestingly, it's California which has been difficult to deal with because of the governor - very, very difficult to deal with. [SEP] But the people of San Diego came, and they wanted the wall built.


The idea has been, close loopholes, lower rates. [SEP] We have discussed the possibility of being able to bring in some of the dollars that are trapped outside of the country right now and, in a one-time transaction, potentially use that to pay for some infrastructure improvements.


I understand the nature of his plan. [SEP] When you increase Medicare-Medicaid availability, it provides an excuse for small-business owners to no longer provide insurance for their employees because the Government will pick it up.


But here's the thing: It's not true. [SEP] I no sooner want Government to get between you and your doctor than I want insurance companies to make arbitrary decisions about what medical care is best for you, as they do today.


Today, I'll sign a Presidential Memorandum directing every agency in the federal government to expand access to flexible work schedules, and giving employees the right to request them. [SEP] I'm calling on Congress to pass the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, because too many pregnant workers are forced to choose between their health and their job.


Twelve years ago, Iraq invaded Kuwait without provocation, and the regime's forces were poised to continue their march to seize other countries and their resources. [SEP] Had Saddam Hussein been appeased instead of stopped, he would have endangered the peace and stability of the world.


Well, this is a important question. [SEP] I've signed an executive order stating that business cannot punish you if you say home because you've tested positive for COVID-19, if you're experiencing symptoms or have come in contact with someone who has.


The United States has a vital role in this critical mission. [SEP] Secretary-General Guterres will now share a few words on the U.N's efforts to promote religious liberty for all.


This was uniform shutting out of as many Republicans as possible. [SEP] In Pennsylvania, 890, 000 ballots were cast secretly with no Republican getting a chance to take a look at the ballot.


Today, I'm announcing that North Carolina will cautiously ease some restrictions starting Friday, April the 30th. [SEP] Masks will no longer be required outdoors and mass gathering limits will increase to 100 people indoors and 200 outdoors.


So hard to believe. [SEP] Today, with one clear voice, the United States of America calls upon the nations of the world to end religious persecution.


Today, the U.S. and the UK are announcing that G7 leaders will ban imports of Russian gold. [SEP] The official announcement will come on Tuesday.


Nobody knows what the ultimate outcome will be. [SEP] There are many different factors that influence how productive lame-duck sessions are.


These buildings embody the hope that has lived in the hearts of every American for generations - the hope in a future that is more just and more free. [SEP] The Civil Rights Museum records the oppression, cruelty and injustice inflicted on the African-American community, the fight to end slavery, to break down Jim Crow, to end segregation, to gain the right to vote, and to achieve the sacred birthright of equality here.


Let's be smart about technology. [SEP] But for the sake of jobs and job expansion, we must become less dependent on foreign sources of energy.


We can do this. [SEP] My fellow Americans-tonight , we have gathered in a sacred space-the citadel of our democracy.


Discussing some of the issues that we discussed here today around race and American history. [SEP] The other book that I really enjoyed a book by an Israeli author, Yuval Harari, called Sapiens.


We're also ready with anti-viral treatments. [SEP] If you get COVID-19, the Pfizer pill reduces your chances of ending up in the hospital by 90%.


I would refer you to the State Department. [SEP] I don't have that figure for you.


And in any event, it's only a matter of time, in my opinion, before there's the COVID successor. [SEP] When you think back, we had MERS, we had SARS, we had swine flu, we had H1N1, we had Ebola.


This is the final stage. [SEP] We are investing in the development and manufacture of the top six vaccine candidates to ensure rapid delivery.


We think that is the biggest driver in making people feel better about their daily experiences and better about, we know, the progress that has been made in the economy. [SEP] Thanks so much, everybody.


For our children, we must offer them the guarantee of a peaceful and prosperous future, a future grounded in a world built on strong democratic principles, free from the specter of global conflict. [SEP] May God bless the people of the new nations in the Commonwealth of Independent States.


Thanks for coming. [SEP] Oh, there you are.


No, I'm serious. [SEP] If we're investing in profits that are at a historic rate, prices would come down even further.


They beat us every time. [SEP] I remember starting this battle when I was a 35-year-old United States senator.


As we get more and more providers involved in this, this will help us with the hesitancy, I believe, because people trust their physicians, and we think this is going to be an important part of getting more people vaccinated. [SEP] Next question?


And both the President and John Bolton are committed to making sure that the United Nations is an effective multilateral organization. [SEP] In terms of the timing, I think those are questions to direct to the Senate.


And you have communities that were down and totally out, and they're reviving like nobody has ever seen. [SEP] Opportunity Zones.


That is absolutely not the same. [SEP] We are talking about what we saw on January 6th.


So true. [SEP] My administration will always stand in solidarity with our Jewish brothers and sisters, and we will always stand strong with our cherished friend and partner, the state of Israel.


Never burn bridges. [SEP] Successful business leaders know that if a deal goes south, another is always around the corner.


We've got good plans to help people own their home. [SEP] By the way, this family will save $2, 500 in 2004 on tax relief.


Thank you very much for being here. [SEP] America is prospering again at home and being respected once again all over the world.


So that's very, very different. [SEP] Now, fast forward to -- to this President.


Why is that the case? [SEP] The very same prescription by the very same company.


And they pay tax at the individual income-tax level, which means you're running up the taxes on the job creators. [SEP] We're about to talk to somebody, you know, one of these people who are going to be affected by the top two brackets.


Muslim Americans, like all of America herself, are from every race and ethnicity. [SEP] Some, my parents, adopted a new nation for stability and opportunity, others have been here for generations, maybe not voluntarily then, but part of the fabric now.


Why is this not a tax break for working folks, when the stuff we give to the super wealthy are called tax breaks? [SEP] Look, major action on clean energy, housing, caregiving, on child and paid leave, universal pre-K, free community college.


Think of the household median income. [SEP] Nobody has ever come close.


We're going to go in a direction that empowers patients and holds down costs. [SEP] Yes.


So we're really excited to be working with you on - on that. [SEP] Lots - lots more to do.


It's a terrible milestone we've passed today. [SEP] Prime Minister, you spoke about learning lessons.


Hello, it's great to be with you. [SEP] I want to talk about opioid addiction which claimed an average of 116 American lives every single day in 2016.


Staying true to the pro-growth vision that Dr. Laffer helped develop, in 2017, we passed historic tax cuts and reforms into law. [SEP] Now, unemployment has reached its lowest level in over 51 years, with fast-growing wages, low inflation, and real GDP.


As you indicated in your remarks, doctor - it is - you named a person in her experience and the rest. [SEP] President Reagan made one of the best speeches on immigration.


In the last month alone, we've already sent over $1.4 billion to our nation's 13, 000 community healthcare centers - think of that, 13, 000 - to increase testing and treatment in the underserved areas. [SEP] We're also expanding access to telehealth.


And obviously, we will come back to you as we have more information on that. [SEP] Thank you all very much.


If you are in prison, if you are convicted of a crime, no one should be going to jail for drug crime. [SEP] Nobody.


I decided to put somebody in a position of responsibility that had actually done it. [SEP] Thank you.


And to be honest, I was like just about the only one that wanted to do it. [SEP] Joe Biden would terminate our recovery, delay the vaccine, prolong the pandemic, and annihilate Georgia's economy.


Under the tab titled case summary, you can view the trends the governor mentioned. [SEP] You can also select individual dates and date ranges to see the data more granularly.


They knew what they were doing. [SEP] Our nation's generals, scientists, lawyers, and educators continue to find inspiration in the works of the Ancient Greeks.


And maybe most importantly, what they are looking for is a president who can lay out in a honest and clear and convincing fashion what are the choices that we face? [SEP] If we're serious about climate change, what does that mean in the lives of ordinary people?


President Kwasniewski praised the results of the Prague Summit, particularly the decision on NATO enlargement. [SEP] The two discussed Iraq's failure to provide full information to the United Nations.


Our commission reflects a fundamental truth of the global economy, and that is that prosperity is shared. [SEP] When Russia buys aircrafts from U.S. aerospace companies, that sustains jobs in America.


It was important to remove a threat; it was important to deal with threats before they fully materialized. [SEP] But a free Iraq also does some other things: One, it serves as an amazing example- it will serve as an amazing example for people who are desperate for freedom.


The United States and our partners have also built a historic coalition of 55 countries dedicated to the future of democracy for the people of Venezuela. [SEP] Right?


Taxes will not be raised on anyone making less than $400, 000 a year. [SEP] On the other hand, you have Donald Trump who passed a tax bill benefiting the top 1% in the biggest corporations of America.


There's nothing even close. [SEP] But, no, I don't want war with anybody.


We're close to history. [SEP] Sixty-five years is a long time.


A lot of families are still in trouble. [SEP] More important, Americans have health insurance more than they had before the pandemic.


This is no good. [SEP] We got to do something.


If you're a younger worker, you'd better pay attention to this issue. [SEP] I'm glad to hear Frances say she's comfortable with understanding she's going to get her check, and she is.


She is absolutely, positively right. [SEP] The essential nation.


They're going crazy. [SEP] More than 130 Democrats in Congress have signed up for Bernie Sanders' total government takeover of health care.


And we have a long, long border, but we'll have the exact same thing. [SEP] Now, there may be the case of an Olympic champion who can get over the wall.


See, if you're a manufacturer and you're wondering whether or not you're going to have electricity the next day, if that worry is in your mind, it's hard to expand your business. [SEP] Let's make sure we utilize coal in America.


It's been an incredible journey, I will tell you. [SEP] We've learned a lot and we've made a lot - we're here to talk about how we can create new prosperity for our citizens by unlocking vast treasures of energy reserves, which we have a great deal - far more than anyone understood.


For decades, politicians of both parties put their own interests ahead of your interests, and put the interests of foreign nations ahead of the interest of our nation. [SEP] Our leaders spent $8 trillion on wars in the Middle East, but they allowed our great cities to fall into tragic decay and disrepair.


If you are already vaccinated, this is the time for you to talk to your family and your friends and urge them to get vaccinated. [SEP] The Delta variant continues to spread, and everything we have learned until now has told us that the vaccines are the best way to save lives and keep people out of the hospital.


We expect there to be differences over policy. [SEP] But this type of repeated questioning of the credibility of the Secretary of State of the United States of America who served many years in the United States Senate and the United States military is not in keeping with longstanding practice with respect to U.S. national security.


But all Presidents must always honor the Office and remember it is a sacred trust to uphold the honor of the Presidency. [SEP] Mr. Diekmann.


But, in the meantime, a lot of money is being made by the United States, and a lot of strength is being shown. [SEP] This has never happened to China before.


Democracy is on the ballot. [SEP] If you want to send a message in this election, make it a resounding message.


I can assure you of that. [SEP] In terms of the cooperation with Pakistan, we have good cooperation with Pakistan in the global war on terrorism.


Lay a flower or plant a flag at a fallen hero's final resting place. [SEP] Reach out to a Gold Star family in your community and listen to the story they have to tell.


Akron $150, 000 [SEP] Access to Care Initiative - Access to Care Initiative


Thank you very much. [SEP] This is an incredible time for our country.


There's a reason why the federal government is able to run a deficit, to compensate in times of real economic crisis and what's happening, nothing, nothing. [SEP] Guess what?


Thank you for the question. [SEP] We've been in touch with the WHO on a regular basis.


All right. [SEP] You know, we can understand a little bit about the economic theories of my opponent if we look at some of his predictions.


I would also encourage all businesses to join us in the Bringing Summer Back campaign and to encourage all of their employees to get vaccinated, have a vaccine day, make sure you're giving time off, both for the vaccine and for recovery, and making sure that you're encouraging folks who do work in your businesses to get vaccinated as soon as possible. [SEP] Thank you.


Iran with a nuclear weapon is a threat, and it's dangerous, and we must not let them have a weapon. [SEP] Yes.


What are we talking about here? [SEP] Is simply wrong to engage the military, in dealing with domestic unrest as a relates to violence as a consequence of people protesting.


You know, in terms of the situation in states that are experiencing increases in states -- sorry, in cases -- you know, this pandemic has hit every state and every county hard. [SEP] Thousands of people -- hundreds of thousands of people have died, and more are dying each day.


We'll measure progress by the reforms we make and the results we achieve -- by the jobs we create, by the energy we save, by whether America is more competitive in the world. [SEP] Today, I am announcing a few key parts of my plan.


So now they can't say it. [SEP] Just one more thing we check off the list.


A scrappy gang of patriots in the American Revolution-my own family included-won us our liberty, which we used to push for greater civil and human rights and to make investments in agricultural and educational systems that sparked our economy allowing us to strengthen our military into the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. [SEP] Success was never easy or guaranteed.


We're coming out of the worst public health crisis in 100 years, worst economic crisis since the great depression. [SEP] As I told you, before I carry a card in my pocket, I hope I have it with me, I carry card in my pocket with a number of Americans dead from COVID-19.


Workers have lost jobs, and the trust of the American people has been betrayed. [SEP] As we face these economic challenges, my administration will do everything in its power to ensure business integrity and long-term growth.


No steps have been skipped in the approval process. [SEP] It's important that everyone makes an appointment to get their vaccine when it is their turn.


I'll continue to closely monitor the data and confer with experts in healthcare, epidemiology, business, labor, and education as we continue to reengage sectors of our economy. [SEP] To those of you who are watching at home, please keep doing your part.


And I want to just tell you that's being taken care of very well and very beautifully. [SEP] Our steel industry is coming back.


Is the President going to be doing more meetings, or is staff going to be? [SEP] I know there were a few on the Hill today.


And so now is the time for legal- reforming of the immigration system. [SEP] I don't believe in blanket amnesty.


COVID-19 vaccines, especially when accompanied by a booster dose, are likely to protect against severe disease, hospitalization, and death. [SEP] Still, we know we will continue to hear more about people who get infected who are vaccinated.


Nevertheless, I think that that's something that bears mentioning. [SEP] We're in a situation where we're taking action every day to be able to address the issue with the spread of COVID-19.


I mean, the truth of the matter is, a couple of Members of the House of Representatives disgraced the process. [SEP] A person took money in order to put things in appropriations bills.


Rule of law, free press, freedom of assembly, those are all part of it as well. [SEP] I think the Turkish people are going to be debating this and working through this over the next several months.


I want to express our tremendous thanks to the American people for continuing to practice social distancing - like you people are practicing right here; I don't know, this room may never be the same - maintaining good hygiene, and follow government guidelines. [SEP] Vice President Pence lifts up that card every time.


And we're going to get our lives back to the way they were. [SEP] You know, one thing that bothers me: A couple of restauranteurs called, and they said, I mean, Sir, I barely made a living with 150 seats.


Their wrongful detentions are part of a deeply troubling trend we see around the world that we must stand up and call out. [SEP] As you may know -- or as you may not know, in 2022 alone, the Committee to Protect Journalists estimates that 363 journalists were jailed simply for doing their job -- a new record high.


Well, let's go to the second part of your question, with Mitch. [SEP] Again, we've been doing healthcare for, really, seven months, and probably six months, if you think about it, because we started in probably a total of six months.


She didn't complain. [SEP] That's not what you did in that generation.


We have natural obstacles to controlling the viral spread and we're controlling it despite that. [SEP] All right, so just here are the facts.


And that's what's happening. [SEP] We've made so much progress with respect to energy just in the last four months.


All the world now faces a test and the United Nations a difficult and defining moment. [SEP] Are Security Council resolutions to be honored and enforced or cast aside without consequence?


And I used to talk about this during the campaign. [SEP] Getting along with Russia would be a good thing.


As I mentioned previously, the vian- -- the science on COVID-19 is constantly evolving. [SEP] We will continue to monitor the evidence and provide updates as we learn more.


Some, my parents, adopted a new nation for stability and opportunity, others have been here for generations, maybe not voluntarily then, but part of the fabric now. [SEP] We're every link of the socioeconomic ladder.


Otherwise, we'll just wait 'til we win back the House, win the Senate, win the presidency, and we'll vote. [SEP] Democrats have never been further outside of the mainstream.


And she said, I don't have enough private insurance to do it, and we don't cover it. [SEP] Well, I've been fighting Big Pharma for a long, long time as a U.S. senator.


Our weather is getting more extreme, more destructive. [SEP] Look at the lives being destroyed.


And as the President said, we'll soon be making over 300, 000 tests per day. [SEP] Do the math.


Some haven't, but many have, are arguing, get vaccinated. [SEP] Look, this is not about red states and blue states.


We have so many student athletes who if it weren't for the role of sports in their lives growing up, they may not have been able to get to this point where they can get an education. [SEP] It's been formative in terms of people developing work ethic and character, and we believe that discussions about short-circuiting the season are entirely misplaced.


And that's what everybody is shooting for. [SEP] Thank you very much.


Already, the United States has begun a program of technical assistance to Mongolia. [SEP] Just this month, a team from AID traveled to Ulan Bator to brief 20 mid-level managers on free market reform and found 200 officials ready to exchange ideas, including many Members of the Mongolian Legislature.


But there is cause for hope and for faith in our democracy in what is happening here tonight. [SEP] For the cries of pain and the hymns and protests of oppressed people have summoned into convocation all the majesty of this great Government--the Government of the greatest Nation on earth.


You must vote Republican. [SEP] All American citizens, including millions and millions of legal immigrants who work hard to come into our country, who study, who wait in line sometimes for 10 years, and who respect our laws and follow the rules, they deserve a government that is loyal to them.


And they're seeing increases. [SEP] It's much easier to reduce the viral spread in states with smaller populations.


I have a couple questions. [SEP] The first is, there is no exception for China, obviously.


We're teaching them different things that they can put into good use, and put into use to get jobs. [SEP] I recently met with Chairman Grassley and other members of Congress to discuss the bill.


And now, while we must remain vigilant and cautious, we can lift some protocols that were previously in place. [SEP] Today, the department of health and human services is issuing an epidemic order to resume indoor dining.


It's the dreamers-no matter how humble or poor or seemingly powerless-that are able to change the course of human events. [SEP] We saw it in South Africa, where citizens stood up to the scourge of apartheid.


Art has advised many world leaders, including former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher - a great one. [SEP] Staying true to the pro-growth vision that Dr. Laffer helped develop, in 2017, we passed historic tax cuts and reforms into law.


If Republicans in Congress come to the table -- if they were to come to the table, we can take action to end the epidemic of gun violence as we know it. [SEP] The President is doing his job.


So authorities, as you heard in this press conference just a few moments ago, investigating this attack as a federal hate crime. [SEP] Now, as you can imagine, a community here is still really shaken for the last several hours.


That's a problem. [SEP] We have to outreach to the black, brown, poor communities.


We salute communicators who shined a light on stories no one else was telling. [SEP] A veteran of World War II and more than a dozen Pacific battles, Ben Bradlee brought the same intensity and dedication to journalism.


And by the way, it's not as if active citizens are always right; they're not. [SEP] Sometimes, people start yelling at me or arguing at me, and I think, you don't know what you're talking about.


This is a necessity. [SEP] The next major priority for me, and for all of us, should be to lower the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs - and to protect patients with pre-existing conditions.


He, by the way, is Chairman of the Social Security Advisory Board. [SEP] The President needs a lot of advice.


This is no time for impatience or self-defeating pessimism. [SEP] We have work to do in the defense of our country and for the good of humanity, and by doing our duty and holding firm to our values, this generation will give the world a lesson in the power of liberty.


These are things that the President and Mrs. Bush, as parents, have tremendous empathy with the community. [SEP] The Department of Education received a request from the state of Maryland school superintendent late yesterday afternoon for financial assistance in helping the schools obtain radio equipment for the school buses here: $250, 000 has been identified to meet that request.


In other words, it's a global war. [SEP] We're dealing with a group of folks that want to spread an ideology, and they see a problem developing in Iraq, and so they're heading into Iraq to fight us, because they can't stand the thought of democracy, see.


He always looks so cool in them. [SEP] Early in Oprah Winfrey's career, her bosses told her she should change her name to Susie.


We're still down 580, 000 jobs. [SEP] I mentioned 3 1/2 million women more now in poverty than 4 years ago.


Thank you very much. [SEP] We embrace the vision of Martin Luther King, where children are not judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.


That's great. [SEP] Right?


Nobody else. [SEP] I brought it up.


How are you going to be better off if our opponent adds a massive tax burden to the American economy? [SEP] Here's how I look at the choice Americans face in this election.


On his watch, Virginia's economy boomed. [SEP] Two hundred thousand jobs created.


So, thank you, Ivanka, for being here. [SEP] The United States is founded on the principle that our rights do not come from government; they come from God.


And we have a commitment that those medicines will continue to be made available on a daily basis. [SEP] With that, I'd like to introduce the head of the Centers for Disease Control, Dr. Bob Redfield, for the latest information and your best counsel to the people of the state of Washington.


The spirit of democracy is sweeping the Pacific rim. [SEP] China feels the winds of change.


There are also serious concerns about the health of farmworkers who often work, live, and travel in close proximity, making social distancing very difficult. [SEP] The Senators urged the White House and federal agencies to coordinate with state and local governments and the private sector to take aggressive action to protect essential workers and the food supply from further damage.


Long before this recession, the values of hard work and responsibility that built this country had been given short shrift. [SEP] For a decade, middle class families felt the sting of stagnant incomes and declining economic security.


He's got it wrong. [SEP] What we're doing in the Persian Gulf is not anything about war for oil.


I'll urge other sport leagues at every level to take every step they can. [SEP] Every day, more businesses are implementing their own vaccine mandates and the Justice Department has made it clear that it is legal to require COVID-19 vaccines.


It's time for us to write a new chapter in that story. [SEP] After months of careful negotiation, of listening, of compromising together in a good faith, moving together, with ups and downs and some blips, a bipartisan group of senators got together and they forged an agreement to move forward on the key priorities of my American Jobs Plan - and one of them is sitting in front of me.


Thank you very much. [SEP] Republicans believe that the public benefits must be protected for the truly, needy Americans.


We can move hundreds of thousands of men and women in a very short time. [SEP] The vaccine is easy, by compare.


And that was for a reason. [SEP] To give former prisoners a second chance at life.


If we are deliberate, we can make this work. [SEP] The bill, introduced last week, also invests in teachers and students.


When you increase Medicare-Medicaid availability, it provides an excuse for small-business owners to no longer provide insurance for their employees because the Government will pick it up. [SEP] See, 8 out of 10 new people subscribed to health care under his plan would end up on Federal rolls.


So go sign up and make sure you're getting your vaccine today. [SEP] A lot of places have walk-in appointments.


It's one of the great things about a true democracy, is that the institutions outlast the individuals, and therefore, there's stability in the process. [SEP] Some Presidents forget that they're not bigger than the Office.


Do you notice that? [SEP] We stopped the radical crusade to dismantle U.S. energy production and empower rogue regimes.


It depends on the state of the vaccine. [SEP] I've been briefed by seven of the leading folks in the nation as of two days ago.


The United States must start looking at mandatory testing in the context of prevention. [SEP] We cannot allow the fear and ignorance rooted in a 25-year-old mindset to slow aggressive efforts to halt the progress of this disease, especially when African-American women make up nearly 70 percent of all new AIDS cases among women.


They have already had an Iraq Compact meeting in September at the United Nations. [SEP] I can't tell you about the precise timing, but what you have seen is an Iraqi government that is getting more and more deeply involved in some of the preconditions that people think are necessary -- much more vigorous security operations and revamped security operations in Baghdad and Anbar.


But what we're looking for is corruption. [SEP] An investigation started, called the Russian witch hunt, affectionately.


And they come in because one guy gets in. [SEP] Then you bring the whole family.


It could even cost you your freedom. [SEP] We talked about Evan of the Wall Street Journal sitting in a Russian prison as we speak on espionage charges.


That's not chauvinism, that's just a fact. [SEP] We've never failed when we stood together, and if there's ever a time we need to stand together it's now.


Relax, sit back, take off your shoes and put up your silver foot. [SEP] Now, we moved to west Texas 40 years ago, 40 years ago this year.


And they really mean it. [SEP] I also want to make sure we pass a farm bill, which is moving along nicely, before the end of the month to help our great farmers.


Today, I believe it is time once more for Americans to measure the constraints of custom and tradition against the compelling force of reason and reality in regard to the test of age. [SEP] The hour has come to take the next great step in the march of democracy.


Such beautiful, beautiful babies. [SEP] Beyond the shocking death toll, the terrible measure of the opioid crisis includes the families ripped apart and, for many communities, a generation of lost potential and opportunity.


I think that a couple of things are clear. [SEP] The actions this President took, the decisions he made -- some of them very difficult -- stopped what was already a catastrophic situation from becoming a Great Depression.


We'll also build on these steps by working with Congress. [SEP] As part of my budget, I've proposed ensuring that nearly every American has access to a retirement savings account through his or her job.


It's not fair. [SEP] Especially when you take Germany, and Germany is paying 1 percent - a little more than 1 percent - and they're buying and paying tremendous amounts of money to Russia.


Sounds very, very familiar, actually. [SEP] Our economy has never, ever been stronger than it is today.


Oh, that'll never happen again. [SEP] Yeah, sure.


But I don't know whether they're going to be able to pull out of the current variation on what's been a pretty long-term slump any time soon, and they've still got some debt overhang that they've got to address. [SEP] In Europe, the debate has generally been framed as austerity and prudence promoted by the Germans versus a desire for a looser set of fiscal policies among the southern countries.


They've lost such credibility. [SEP] But to think that we're comparing where we are now to two and a half years ago is - in a way it's insulting but we're doing well.


Wages, while growing again, need to grow faster. [SEP] The gap between the rich and everyone else is still way too wide.


I'm not joking. [SEP] Literally.


These programs - these programs are - do something so basic yet so important. [SEP] Almost half of all seniors in the United States lived in poverty before Social Security.


And when they're in power, they want the United States to mind their own business. [SEP] I think the way that we are going to operate is just to continue to be honest and to promote the kinds of policies and interests that we believe in.


And I take the words very seriously. [SEP] Iraq is a part of the global war on terror.


What an honor. [SEP] Being incarcerated, separated from my family for 22 years - almost 22 years - was one of the hardest challenges of my life.


He made a record addition of $1 billion investment in education expanding preschool and resources for public schools in lower income communities and gave teachers a raise. [SEP] Okay?


And while we believe that fully vaccinated people can travel at low risk to themselves, CDC is not recommending travel at this time due to the rising number of cases. [SEP] Before I close, I want to provide a brief overview of the state of the pandemic.


Nobody's going to take away the Social Security check from our seniors. [SEP] The fund has got enough money, and baby boomers like me are in good shape.


They have real-life concerns. [SEP] Many have spent months looking for work.


I mean, I said at my Democratic convention remarks, they've ignored the virus, they've denied the virus, they've done everything except address the virus. [SEP] This whole methodology of 50 states, each one handles its own situation.


And that's exactly what I intend to do as President of the United States. [SEP] Thanks for listening.


Seems okay. [SEP] Okay, one item for all of you at the top.


It's sad. [SEP] You know, President Trump, President Trump is putting pro-Constitution, pro-America judges on the bench, but Claire McCaskill voted no.


It's been a distinct pleasure to welcome the President to the Oval Office. [SEP] We've had a very extensive conversation about-we talked about a lot of subjects.


And that's going to remain tough, or even tougher. [SEP] We must strengthen community bonds with law enforcement, including cities like Chicago that have been an absolute and total disaster.


We want to thank America's textile manufacturers for their partnership in this remarkable undertaking. [SEP] Two U.S. companies, Hanes and Standard Textile are on track to produce five million gowns by the end of the month and that's really moving.


They've begun paying dividends. [SEP] Inflation has eased; net international reserves have risen.


Remember values? [SEP] We must trust science and reason over conjecture and harmful instinct, real information over conspiracy theories.


You're going to see numbers that get even better. [SEP] The stock market has added more than $8 trillion in new wealth.


In other words, there's not a trust. [SEP] Some people think, well, Social Security is the kind of deal where the Government takes your money and holds it for you and then gives it back to you when you retire.


I was with Prime Minister Abe. [SEP] They're sending many companies.


We expect that that number of 71 years-which isn't good compared to the other numbers, is it? [SEP] But women also will soon be historic, we think.


It was a warm and friendly conversation. [SEP] We backed - I backed Ukraine from the beginning.


A blessing. [SEP] One Pastor, Ramn Rigal, and his wife are imprisoned in Cuba.


We'll see. [SEP] I mean, they had their committees.


A president stands out there when people are peacefully protesting in front of the White House. [SEP] No, no violence whatsoever.


I think it was the right thing to do. [SEP] We're not going backwards, we're going forwards.


But right now we're just holding even, if not going below even. [SEP] When Congress completes its work, seniors like Gene and Dorothy Preston can look forward to better health care coverage and relief from the rising cost of prescription drugs.


I just mentioned one on information technology. [SEP] Another is to get rid of these junk lawsuits that are running up the cost of medicine.


And we think it is a strong record. [SEP] John has done a terrific job.


And that's exactly what we're doing. [SEP] In terms of the hurricane, itself, remember we took a number of steps prior to the hurricane hitting the Gulf Coast region.


But that's to be expected. [SEP] Nobody would anticipate a uniform agreement.


As you know, the Delta variant is threatening. [SEP] I salute the FDA.


I think you're going to see - you've already begun to see, and you're going to see over the next couple months the oil prices, gas prices - prices of gas pump come down. [SEP] You know, the biggest - one of the - a third of the increase in inflation is used automobiles.


It's all coming back so fast, and you'll see it. [SEP] The pandemic goes away.


They need power, and they need energy to do so, and they're willing to go under the safeguards of the IAEA, which is an international forum to make sure that there are certain safeguards. [SEP] Iran-the Iranians are a nontransparent society.


Like all other people, Palestinians deserve a government that serves their interests and listens to their voices. [SEP] My Nation will continue to encourage all parties to step up to their responsibilities as we seek a just and comprehensive settlement to the conflict.


So we will see about the timing here. [SEP] I just want to repeat what we've said several times: The President is committed to a robust testing and evaluation program and eventually deployment.


And I'm fine. [SEP] Third, we know how to fight this disease.


And we've put out the word to committee chairs. [SEP] There ain't going to be no planes or this or that for people going to the region or any facilitation.


So I have a little language on this I can share with you. [SEP] The United States strongly condemns the Taliban attacks in Kunduz, and we stand with the Afghan people in our commitment to Afghan peace and security.


Even getting a vote - you're talking about trillions of dollars, and you get a vote of 96 to nothing. [SEP] We are waging war on this virus using every financial, scientific, medical, pharmaceutical, and military resource to halt its spread and protect our citizens.


You have the power to protect your communities and help end the pandemic through vaccination requirements. [SEP] Let me be very clear: Our wartime response will continue to deploy every tool at our disposal to get more people vaccinated.


Now, think about this. [SEP] Here we are in the 21st century where everybody knows that the country that educates their people the best is going to succeed the most.


We must now act in obedience to that oath. [SEP] GUARANTEEING THE RIGHT TO VOTE Wednesday I will send to Congress a law designed to eliminate illegal barriers to the right to vote.


We have fought and won many battles and many wars before, and we will win again. [SEP] Thank you.


It's not going to depend on somebody else. [SEP] There was a time, postcolonial, cold war, when the big major powers were constantly interfering and determining what was happening in other countries.


The U.S. government is doing everything it can through our diplomacy and foreign assistance to support journalists, keep them safe, and hold accountable the autocrats and their enablers who continue to repress a free and independent media. [SEP] Second, I want to take this moment to celebrate the return of one of your colleagues, Benjamin Hall.


It will create jobs and generate economic growth in all three countries. [SEP] Increased trade with North America will help our Nation prepare for the challenges and opportunities of the next century.


This is just happening. [SEP] In all seriousness, my name is Allison Janney and I am here today to draw attention to the opioid epidemic and to celebrate those who are working to help others combat substance-use disorder.


We do not have a General Counsel at Treasury, a position critical to our success in cracking down on terrorist financing. [SEP] As Congress returns to Washington this week, we urge the Senate to act as quickly as possible on these highly qualified nominees.


No one will touch your social security. [SEP] Under my leadership, we're delivering a safe vaccine and a rapid recovery.


In addition to providing incentives to encourage vaccination, it's time to impose requirements on key groups to make sure they're vaccinated. [SEP] Excuse me.


We know that. [SEP] My administration is reclaiming America's heritage as the world's greatest space-faring nation.


Folks, they're coming back home a lot. [SEP] We defeated ISIS, you know the caliphate in Syria.


Right? [SEP] If you look at where the virus has spread, where the deaths have spread all the arrows point to nursing homes, first and foremost.


The President continues to condemn these and any other form of anti-Semitic and hateful acts in the strongest terms. [SEP] From our country's founding, we've been dedicated to protecting the freedom of our citizens' rights to worship.


Santa Clara County Office of Education denounced the United States as a parasitic system, based on the invasion of white male settlers and encourage teachers to cash in on kids inherent empathy in order to recruit them into political activism. [SEP] In a Philadelphia elementary school, forced fifth graders to celebrate black communism and simulated a black power rally to free Angela Davis from prison.


Well, I can see you all have seats. [SEP] Laurie, thank you very much.


So we will be spending less overseas and spending more back home. [SEP] I forgot your second question.


So, you know, this - let's bring everybody together though, because we are picking up. [SEP] There was a movement that started that culminated in Roe v. Wade.


The White House keeps saying it wants to cut bipartisan deals on issues like infrastructure, but the president's behavior suggests that he'll continue to treat congressional Democrats the way he treated the contractors he stiffed on so many of his real-estate projects. [SEP] Respect your workforce.


It was a wonderful thing that happened for 20 years nearly, of women and girls being educated. [SEP] But we must always shine a bright light.


I have also been very clear throughout about why this was such a strategic mistake. [SEP] The president now is talking about the grave threat that Iran faces, and he's absolutely right that Iran is a serious threat if they develop nuclear weapons, their support of Hezbollah and Hamas.


And we are also coming up on some important milestones and events in Iraq. [SEP] One, on June 28th, that's going to mark the one-year anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty to the Iraqi people.


But we have to do that. [SEP] The word that I want to use is reciprocal.


That - that's the truest memorial to their lives. [SEP] Our actions every day to ensure that our democracy endures, our Constitution endures, and the soul of our nation and our decency endures.


We have unemployment at a level that it hasn't been at for many, many years. [SEP] Fantastic numbers.


It was in bad, bad condition. [SEP] In just a short time, we've reduced the number of murders in America's major cities by more than 10 percent.


It's personal. [SEP] When he was growing up in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Joe's dad had to sit him down and say the words no one wants to say to their child: I'm sorry.


Essentially, they want to impose socialism, Venezuela. [SEP] Dismantle law enforcement and eliminate our borders.


Doesn't sound like much. [SEP] If I told you what it costs, it's a lot - for the Army.


The Space Force will organize, train, and equip warriors to support SPACECOM's mission. [SEP] With today's action, we open another great chapter in the extraordinary history of the United States military.


A powerful message to everybody. [SEP] As they're lying in bed, many dying from COVID-19 and they're asking, Doc, can I get the vaccine.


It was going to disappear. [SEP] The deal from the previous administration was projected by them to add 250, 000 jobs, and they were right.


People are suffering. [SEP] In Florida right now, one in eight Floridians is describing members of their household as being hungry.


We're talking about a great, great form of healthcare. [SEP] Obamacare is dying.


And I would refer you to them on some of those specifics. [SEP] Q:


Both of those promises turned out to be not true. [SEP] We think it's incredibly important for the American people to be able to select the physician and the place where they're treated themselves, that the government ought not be involved in that process.


If UK travelers' returning from abroad, they're going to be told they must self isolate for 14 days. [SEP] What actual capacity will exist for health officials to perform spot checks?


Please do it. [SEP] A majority of the Democrats on the ballot for Congress have already signed up to support a total socialist takeover of health care that would totally destroy Medicare.


We've spent the last six months preparing for this possibility. [SEP] The vaccines are highly effective.


It used to be calm. [SEP] They spend a fortune on public relations and I come along and call them Con Cast all the time.


Because that's a highly immunogenic protein which has been used in five of the six vaccines that we're currently involved with. [SEP] Next slide.


The way to change that is to look at the electoral process. [SEP] Do not get turned off for politics.


This goes back for decades. [SEP] Since 1979, the United States has provided over $1 billion of humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan.


The Democrat record on health care is one of deception and destruction. [SEP] The last Administration said, a lie: If you like your plan, you can keep your plan.


Most of the time, influenza kills people who are advanced age and underlying conditions. [SEP] But you hear in the media, every once in a while, a college student would get infected and ultimately die.


He's gone. [SEP] They have nothing but disdain for you and for your values and the values of Georgia.