On the one hand, you have Joe Biden, who is saying, We're going to have middle-class tax cuts. [SEP] Taxes will not be raised on anyone making less than $400, 000 a year.


Great job you're doing, Robert. [SEP] You know, we got the Veterans Choice and Accountability.


We should not hesitate to go ahead and initiate the kinds of discussions that are required. [SEP] Look at the progress we've made with North Korea.


It doesn't have a party. [SEP] Revitalization starts in the heart of every man.


It's just irresponsible. [SEP] Talk about a no-nothing Congress.


The hour has come to take the next great step in the march of democracy. [SEP] We should now extend the right to vote to more than ten million citizens unjustly denied that right.


They're horrible laws. [SEP] What's happening is so sad - is so sad.


Each of us has the right to follow the dictates of our conscience and the demands of our religious conviction. [SEP] We know that if people are not free to practice their faith, then all of the freedoms are at risk and, frankly, freedoms don't mean very much.


We can argue about a lot of other issues, but one fact is certain: Social Security is in good shape and will meet its promises to those who've retired or nearly retired. [SEP] The problem exists for younger workers.


Sure. [SEP] Well, on the first question, the President is -- remains firmly committed to raising the minimum wage to $15.


We believe that the government of Pakistan is committed to democracy and to the preservation of civilian leadership, obviously which we believe is tremendously important. [SEP] Look, you mentioned a series of events.


The renewal of the administrative arrangement for the U.S.-EU Task Force on Biotechnology Research has been signed in June 2006. [SEP] Trade, Travel and Security Negotiations are being pursued on visa exempt travel and on comparable results aiming at equivalence between the EU Authorized Economic Operator provisions and the U.S. Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism.


That cannot be done by increasing the debt we leave to those same future generations. [SEP] Second, Democrats insist any changes not slash benefits.


And we'll limit the amount your insurance company can force you to pay out of your own pocket. [SEP] By now, the urgency of these reforms is abundantly clear.


It could be a terrific thing. [SEP] I know - I believe strongly in freedom of the press.


And one of them turned to me and said, For how long? [SEP] Not a joke.


I mean, think about it. [SEP] We cut taxes for working families.


What happens is, it's hard to do business that way. [SEP] You want to have people feel comfortable.


It's really working fantastically well, as a lot of you - as a lot of you know. [SEP] Before my election, violent crime was on the rise, and America saw the steepest two-year consecutive increase in murders in nearly half a century.


After years of wage stagnation, we are finally seeing rising wages. [SEP] African American and Hispanic unemployment have both reached the lowest levels ever recorded.


With the hospitals, the situation in the hospitals is better than it has been in the past. [SEP] The compared to this spring, we have 30% people, fewer people in ICU, we have 50% fewer people intubated.


More than 52, 000 Americans have been badly wounded. [SEP] We have spent more than $7trillion in the Middle East.


And our founders specifically provided this tool, the state legislature, to be able to combat corruption or foreign influence when that happens in an election. [SEP] We sit before you today on behalf of the president of the United States.


So when you boil it down, I think they said there is a hundred substantiated charges of allegations of abuse and a little more than a hundred people that have been held to account. [SEP] You're talking about less than 1 percent that have been found to have committed illegal acts against detainees, as Secretary Rumsfeld recently pointed out.


We are waging war on this virus using every financial, scientific, medical, pharmaceutical, and military resource to halt its spread and protect our citizens. [SEP] 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.


We can harbor no illusions, and that's important today to remember. [SEP] Saddam Hussein attacked Iran in 1980 and Kuwait in 1990.


Yesterday, 1, 200 deaths in the United States. [SEP] All of Canada had nine.


It's been phenomenal. [SEP] We have 180 million people right now really happy on private plans.


This reduces Russia's ability to spy on American citizens, conduct covert operations on our soil, and threaten our national security. [SEP] We do not act alone.


In fact, a very good thing. [SEP] We're nuclear powers - great nuclear powers.


I think that's a good thing. [SEP] But let kids ask questions and let universities respond.


They can't stand to live in a free society, that's why they try to fight free societies. [SEP] The United States pulling out of Iraq or pulling out of the Middle East or not maintaining a forward presence would send all kinds of signals throughout the Middle East.


He's continuing to do so and the state's in pretty good shape. [SEP] Alabama Republican governor, Kay Ivey recently spoke out to encourage vaccination and even the commentators on facts who've been belittling this for a long time.


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. [SEP] Above all, our principles and our security are challenged today by outlaw groups and regimes that accept no law of morality and have no limit to their violent ambitions.


I can't even tell you how helpful. [SEP] Here with us today is Jerome Brown, who served 11 years in prison and now is a master barber.


But a lot of votes came in late. [SEP] I've already decisively won many critical states, including massive victories in Florida, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, to name just a few.


And so many new protections have been put in place. [SEP] In terms of who may have done this attack -- that's why I mentioned to you that there is an investigation underway -- we don't know.


It must end its unlawful nuclear and ballistic missile development, and cease all support for international terrorism - which it is not doing. [SEP] Today, Cabinet discussions will also focus on crucial domestic policy issues.


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. [SEP] We must maintain vigilance and continue practicing social distancing.


It created the conditions for thousands of entrepreneurs and new businesses to adapt and to thrive. [SEP] We are a nation that has seen promise amid peril and claimed opportunity from ordeal.


We haven't heard from you guys since the Trump tape came out on Friday. [SEP] I guess two separate areas to go down.


And the root cause of the problem is terrorist groups trying to stop the advance of democracies. [SEP] Hizballah attacked Israel.


Well, guess what? [SEP] Ask any NATO leader.


That's one of many things, but it would have never happened. [SEP] The Afghanistan withdrawal the way that was done, was so incompetent, with the soldiers that are taken out first, the military is taken out first.


And unfortunately, we had gone through a decade where that dream felt like it was slipping away. [SEP] Jobs had gotten shifted overseas.


So this is something that the President has decided to do. [SEP] We will take action on the Syrian side of the border to degrade ISIL.


Because it's that one-on-one interaction that can really make a difference. [SEP] If they see what is possible through you, they believe that they can achieve that for themselves.


Read the news. [SEP] You'll see stories about unvaccinated patients at hospitals, as they're lying in bed dying from COVID-19, they're asking, Doc, can I get the vaccine?


Children in up to 400, 000 schools - 400, 000 schools - and childcare facilities are at risk of exposure to lead. [SEP] This deal contains the largest investment in clean drinking water and waste water infrastructure in American history.


Thanks. [SEP] I'll start and just point out, you know, this is the first G7 Summit in nearly two years.


That's our first row. [SEP] The Democrat record on health care is one of deception and destruction.


One is demand; demand is extremely high. [SEP] You also have transportation costs.


It's about saving human life. [SEP] We remain steadfast in our commitment to supporting the people of Turkey and Syria in this time of need.


So I want to just take my hat off to ICE and the brave people that have really been maligned by the Democrats. [SEP] We need border security.


Nobody would anticipate a uniform agreement. [SEP] I'd say, Peter, given your own reporting on this over the years -- as you know, there were concerns in Saudi Arabia about aspects of our Iraq policy under the previous administration, and there were deep misgivings under the previous administration about the Iraqi government.


The President. [SEP] Well, look, if at some point Lebanon is a member of the United Nations, if at some point they are elected as a head of state, or a head of state is elected in Lebanon that is a member of that organization, then that would raise these issues.


Obviously the current investigation is still taking place. [SEP] What we know is that the number of people who die from gun related incidents around this country dwarfs any deaths that happen through terrorism.


If we meet our responsibilities, if we overcome this danger, we can arrive at a very different future. [SEP] The people of Iraq can shake off their captivity.


Sat in all night long on the floor of the United States Capitol. [SEP] I know his staff was stressed, but the testing of his faith produced perseverance.


There's a delay in the consumption tax, that-the second phase of it, that was slated to go into effect. [SEP] They're pursuing fairly aggressive monetary policy.


Good afternoon. [SEP] In Kearny, the subject arrested for shoplifting while being arrested did spit on the Kearny officers claiming to have COVID-19.


I need him in Washington. [SEP] Steve Watkins.


And mean it. [SEP] Look, I've said many times, Wall Street did not build this country; the middle class built the country.


To Donald Trump, the insurrection isn't a violent assault that took place on January 6 at the Capitol. [SEP] No.


So, all of this is good news in that we now have one with -- that already has an EUA and one putting in for an EUA to have an orally administered antiviral therapy. [SEP] I want to close with the last slide -- next -- which is an important message.


It would be tough. [SEP] We have the greatest military in the world, by far.


And - and thank you again for stepping up in such a big way on tackling climate change. [SEP] U.S. leadership has been sorely missed over the past - past years.


Several of them said they were ashamed how he conducted himself. [SEP] A president stands out there when people are peacefully protesting in front of the White House.


All of these events that we have witnessed have come with surprising speed and agility. [SEP] We have been present at the fall of the Wall of Berlin.


Because when you - when you grab them, and then nothing happens, and they're back on the street, that doesn't work out too well. [SEP] My administration is restoring public safety.


Let me take the first part of that question. [SEP] You know, you really have to be careful when you ask for projected timelines, because the fact is, the most prevailing issue involved here is that if we can get as many people vaccinated as we possibly can, as quickly and as efficiently we can -- particularly in the context of the BLA now that has come out from Pfizer and the availability of other vaccines on EUA -- we can end this as a pandemic even sooner than that.


When an America soda company opens a new bottling plant outside of Moscow, that creates jobs for Russians. [SEP] When our economies grow more intertwined, all of us can make progress.


Right? [SEP] The birthplace of democracy and of, really, Western Civilization.


That's our focus, and that's what we're talking about whether you guys are talking about that or not. [SEP] I'm going to take one more question.


But for the sake of jobs and job expansion, we must become less dependent on foreign sources of energy. [SEP] I'm getting there, I promise you.


Do you hear the same people complaining about the New York city subway system being open? [SEP] I mean, give me a break.


And actually won many new seats with, I think, many more on the way. [SEP] This was also the year of the Republican woman.


And if there's any frustration, I think that's where it should be focused. [SEP] Blake.


That was true before September 11th, that's true now. [SEP] The Iraqis have been trying to acquire weapons of mass destruction.


Thank you so much. [SEP] Please, everyone have a seat.


No other country in the world comes close to the total numbers. [SEP] Again, as the President has said, today we will top over 9 million tests.


He enacted the most significant gun safety legislation in nearly 30 years, and he has accomplished more through executive action to reduce gun violence than any other President in history. [SEP] State legislators are doing their jobs.


Think about how elections matter. [SEP] In 2020, people around the country stood in line for hours in the midst of a pandemic.


We will make sure that we look after local people. [SEP] Remember the basic mantra that I've tried to use.


He believes the decision that this Court has made is extreme and it is beyond the pale. [SEP] We are talking about, as you know, you know, a constitutional right that was around for almost 50 years.


MERS, SARS, Ebola, H1N1, swine flu. [SEP] Oh, that'll never happen again.


We're rounding the turn. [SEP] Under my leadership, prosperity will surge.


Nail it down. [SEP] There's a lot more we can do.


But the purposes of the United States should not be doubted. [SEP] The Security Council resolutions will be enforced, the just demands of peace and security will be met, or action will be unavoidable.


Vote. [SEP] Look, I just disagree.


And let us reaffirm a fundamental truth: all children - born and unborn - are made in the holy image ofGod. [SEP] The final part of my agenda is to protect America's National Security.


Right? [SEP] But he said today: 100 percent.


Our troops have fought with unmatched valor - and thanks to their bravery, we are now able to pursue a political solution to this long and bloody conflict. [SEP] In Afghanistan, my Administration is holding constructive talks with a number of Afghan groups, including the Taliban.


It's the complete opposite. [SEP] When you release a criminal alien from a jail, they're going to go to the very communities in which they live and reoffend.


It's one of the biggest in the world. [SEP] Puts us at a level that we're not even at now, and we're doing very well in terms of, as you know, energy.


The President wants to see the troops come home soon. [SEP] But the best way to honor the service and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform is to complete the mission.


But they really can't. [SEP] It's a very independent - it's independent of the Department of Education.


After the tragedy in Parkland, Florida, you took swift action. [SEP] No parent should fear for their child's life when they go to school, and no student or teacher should ever have to worry about their safety at school.


We mourn for every life the virus has claimed, and we share the grief of all of you who have lost a loved one - and that goes worldwide, too. [SEP] Many, many countries - 184 countries, at least.


The Federal response to COVID-19 in Indian country is unacceptable. [SEP] Far too many people have died and the White House has gone out of its way to fight against providing direct aid to Native nations.


The price of electricity is up. [SEP] If the President's energy policies are working, you're going to see the cost of energy come down.


Today, the department of health and human services is issuing an epidemic order to resume indoor dining. [SEP] On Monday, February 1st, I know this pandemic has hurt our restaurant owners, our restaurant workers, and all of their families.


Thanks for joining us here today. [SEP] I want to take a moment and talk to you about Muslim Americans.


The final part of my agenda is to protect America's National Security. [SEP] Over the last 2 years, we have begun to fully rebuild theUnited States Military - with $700 billion last year and $716 billion this year.


It's that clear. [SEP] So, more important to the economy than any program, some new program, or any single provision in a bill is the need to get the interest rates down and get America back to work again, get jobs for the American people.


This is not just about a certain, you know, designation of who will be affected. [SEP] I mean, don't forget, in the Dobbs decision, if you - I read the decision, including Clarence Thomas's words.


We recognize that the most important work to reduce drug use is done in America's living rooms and classrooms, in churches and synagogues and mosques, in the workplace, and in our neighborhoods. [SEP] Families, schools, communities, and faith-based organizations shape the character of young people.


Death threats against elected officials and public servants carrying the most sacred act of a democracy: certifying a free election. [SEP] The breach of the Capitol; that didn't happen even during the Civil War.


We spend the night in Dublin that night, and the next day, Tuesday, the 24th, travel to London. [SEP] The United States and the United Kingdom, of course, enjoy a special relationship.


And by the way, during the same time, we've had the longest streak of job creation on record. [SEP] The auto industry is booming.


We will take care of our great Americans with pre- existing conditions. [SEP] Today's Democrats have embraced radical socialism and open borders.


We're going to get a lot of their votes because they love us on trade because the one thing Bernie is right on is, every country in his world, including our so-called allies Excuse me. [SEP] Are there any children in the house?


It's the right thing to do. [SEP] At a moment when homegrown energy is creating new jobs in States like Colorado and Iowa, my opponent wants to end tax credits for wind producers.


We are already doing special forces who are going to help us gather that intelligence and help advise and assist and train local forces so that they can go after ISIL in areas like Raqqa and Mosul. [SEP] The other new thing that people have suggested would be some variation of the no-fly zone or a safe zone.


So, you can do an indication for these antibodies that are twofold. [SEP] The first is to treat infection with SARS-CoV-2.


Everything is literally at state and just-at stake, and it's just 5 days, in this country that we love so dearly. [SEP] You know, when I got elected, I went to the first G-7 meeting, which is the largest democratic economies in the world, in London.


It's obviously -- there's a certain amount of diversity there. [SEP] What I can tell you is that the leaders of the council that the Secretary of State has met with and that the -- are saying the right things, they have been vetted by us and our partners, and they are committing themselves, through their statements, to a process that we would support, a process that embraces democratic reform, that embraces free and fair elections, that espouses tolerance, that embraces universal rights of freedom of assembly and speech, the right to petition your government, the right not be assaulted by your government when you are peacefully petitioning.


The challenges of our time extend beyond Iraq. [SEP] The war on terror is being fought on many fronts, and since September the 11th, we have seen terrorist violence from Morocco to Indonesia.


Everyone's fleeing the country. [SEP] The only difference is the size.


We expect more and more to follow. [SEP] If you're a business, a non-profit, a state or local leader who's been waiting for full and final FDA approval before you put vaccination requirements in place, now is the time.


The President. [SEP] Only in the exchange.


He moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem. [SEP] Yes.


That's a goal we can meet. [SEP] Now, I know that the price of tuition is higher than ever, which is why if you are willing to volunteer in your neighborhood or give back to your community or serve your country, we will make sure that you can afford a higher education.


They haven't given the states any resources to do anything else. [SEP] We sent a letter to Secretary Azar, who is the political head of HHS.


And will the government, being showing those people self isolating, receive food and medical essentials during this time? [SEP] Thank you.


And the reason is is because people started adapting, and it turns out that, hey, Americans know how to innovate. [SEP] Inskeep.


A lot of things are happening. [SEP] 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.


We got to do something. [SEP] I want to call them.


Well, those are not just clever words, or those are not just empty theories. [SEP] In their name Americans have fought and died for two centuries, and tonight around the world they stand there as guardians of our liberty, risking their lives.


It made sure that states were able to stabilize their budgets, so they weren't laying off as many teachers or fire fighters or civil servants that are providing services every day. [SEP] But, you know, what we realized over the last couple of months is that because of a whole range of issues, including what's happened overseas in Europe, that the economy needs another boost, and we've got to focus more on putting people back to work now.


It's also a looming health crisis that must be addressed. [SEP] Burn pits which are so dangerous that they are outlawed on American soil were used on bases around the world.


That trust is well-placed. [SEP] The enemies you confront will come to know your skill and bravery.


There are nearly 2 million American-qualified women in America who are working-not working today because of childcare. [SEP] Here in Virginia, the average two-parent home spends $14, 600 a year for just one child.


This should not cause undue alarm. [SEP] The total number of cases is not the full metric of success.


I look forward to signing it later this week. [SEP] Everything in the American Rescue Plan addresses a real need, including investments to fund our entire vaccination effort, more vaccines, more vaccinators, and more vaccination sites.


We are working closely with our European partners, including Italy, to ensure fair and reciprocal trade. [SEP] A few days ago, I met with President Juncker of the European Commission.


Together, we can break decades of political stalemate. [SEP] We can bridge old divisions, heal old wounds, build new coalitions, forge new solutions, and unlock the extraordinary promise of America's future.


So what I want to do is, I want to take a different tack. [SEP] You see, our markets are pretty open for other people.


We all want to return to the things we love. [SEP] Getting more people vaccinated as quickly as possible and taking prevention measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 is the path out of this pandemic and back to our everyday activities.


He's a patriot, and a proud West Point graduate, that means he's very smart. [SEP] Steve, come on up.


It will take the consumer totally out of the equation. [SEP] Other countries have tried centralized health care, and it has failed.


We're doing really well. [SEP] The fake-news media doesn't like talking about the economy; I never see anything about the stock market sets new records every day.


And this evening, we are proud to welcome ambassadors from many nations taking part in this incredible coalition. [SEP] Please put up your hands.


A Democrat minority is obstructing progress on confirming high priority presidential nominations for no other reason than to play partisan politics. [SEP] These are positions that are critical to running the government.


And that's how New York at the virus. [SEP] An outbreak anywhere is an outbreak everywhere.


Again, I'll end where I began. [SEP] The former Secretary of State, who's passed away, said, We're the essential nation.


There's no hope, no dream. [SEP] Many young men end up being-become crime people.


And we won't stop. [SEP] We have lost so much to COVID-19.


Grow the workforce. [SEP] Build the economy from the bottom up and the middle out, not from the top down.


So, I don't think that access is an issue in certain regions of the country. [SEP] About 70, 000 sites have a vaccine -- have vaccination now -- vaccinations now.


It's going to be up to the American people. [SEP] My job over the next 14, 15 months is to stay focused on creating jobs, making sure the economic recovery that's been taking place continues, dealing with big challenges like climate change and making sure that Iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon.


That's really moving. [SEP] Two great companies, you know the companies.


I think the doctors are going to, actually. [SEP] In the Boston area, the price of delivering a baby can cost anywhere from roughly $4, 700 to nearly $16, 000.


Censoring our classes is not how public education is supposed to work in a free country. [SEP] Conservative politicians love to complain about the so-called cancel culture, all while threatening teachers with losing their jobs if they teach something that the MAGA extremists don't agree with.


The reality is that none of these projects will happen without major federal investment from the American Jobs Plan. [SEP] If we go too small, we run the risk of falling even further behind other developed countries.


The average profits they're making-if they did the average profits they've made for the last 20 years, guess what? [SEP] Your gasoline prices would be down 50 cents a gallon.


Do not get turned off for politics. [SEP] If you believe in this GI bill or if you believe in strengthening the family or whatever it is, then vote for people that agree with you.


So our warmest, best wishes and regrets. [SEP] Horrific, horrible thing.


We will work with Congress in a bipartisan fashion, so that we can arrive at consensus and that the world can see us united behind our foreign policy. [SEP] Exciting times, and I'm so proud to be a part of those times, and I thank the president-elect for giving me this opportunity.


Nobody could do it. [SEP] To promote investment in distressed American communities, our tax plan created nearly 9, 000 Opportunity Zones, which are one of the biggest successes that you've ever seen.


What we're trying to do, simply, is level the playing field. [SEP] Now, as to the timing that you mentioned, are we -- in terms of the clock, under Trade Adjustment -- I'm sorry, Trade Promotion Authority, after a deal is made, after a bill is sent up, then you have 90 legislative days in which to have a vote.


And to encourage a renewed spirit of national service for this and future generations, I ask Congress to send me the bipartisan legislation that bears the name of Senator Orrin Hatch, as well as an American who has never stopped asking what he can do for his country, Senator Edward Kennedy. [SEP] These education policies will open the doors of opportunity for our children, but it is up to us to ensure they walk through them.


And a twilight struggle for freedom led to a nation of highways, an American on the Moon, and an explosion of technology that still shapes our world. [SEP] In each case, Government didn't supplant private enterprise; it catalyzed private enterprise.


But we're going to win. [SEP] As we speak, our wonderful First Lady is visiting Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, hearing directly from doctors about their incredible work treating beautiful, precious, little babies who are born addicted to opioids, and how government can help them save lives.


If you want your workers to be able to sell more goods into another country, you should support the Colombia free trade agreement. [SEP] What we're trying to do, simply, is level the playing field.


So I think it's going to be a number over $4 trillion. [SEP] Corporate will be able to compete now against the world.


We won't do it the old Washington way. [SEP] We won't just throw money at the problem.


The results have been catastrophic. [SEP] Almost 90 percent of Venezuelans now live in poverty.


And as you heard from Dr. Fauci, everything has to be working, from the swab, to the transport media, to the laboratory, to really get those tests run and the results back to the client. [SEP] The next slide.


If I can get the first slide there. [SEP] This is an example - because when we talk about what we know about this current pandemic, the reality is we know a lot because we've developed these monitoring systems.


But we can change how we move forward-on COVID-19 and other issues we must face together. [SEP] I recently visited the New York City Police Department days after the funerals of Officer Wilbert Mora and his partner, Officer Jason Rivera.


These are policies that have gone on for a long, long time on the Republican administrations and Democratic administration. [SEP] Now, are we better off today than we were when President Bush left office and we were losing 800, 000 jobs a month?


It was perfect. [SEP] We're looking at congratulations.


You've got a new tower across the New York skyline, Al Qaida is on the path to defeat, bin Laden is dead. [SEP] But we still face serious threats, as we saw just a couple of weeks ago with the tragic death of our Ambassador and three of his colleagues.


This will dismantle what we have built for so long. [SEP] In Florida, we are at a 48 year crime rate low.


We must maintain vigilance and continue practicing social distancing. [SEP] I encourage governors to follow a careful, phased approach.


And when you build a charging station, it spurs even more investment and more infrastructure around it - the local convenience store, the local hamburger place. [SEP] You know, think about - nobody is old enough, but my dad used to tell me - because he worked, back in the days, for the American Oil Company - they came along with the - the combustion engine.


Look, I understand. [SEP] The danger with the immigration issue is that it can be- it can lead to nativism and encourage behavior which is really not how Americans should view the world.


We have the lowest in the history of our country. [SEP] Dead silence.


But it creates other difficulties. [SEP] You all know that feeling: losing time, sitting in traffic, or being rerouted because the bridge isn't wide enough or the road is poorly maintained.


The virus got on an airplane and within days the virus goes global. [SEP] The UK variant is in the UK.


And, by the way, we talked about trade. [SEP] I don't have any problem with doing business with Russia, as long as they do it based upon international norms.


Finally, we must promote economic security by enforcing fiscal restraint. [SEP] Congress must control its enormous appetite for excessive spending so we can meet our national priorities and return to a budget surplus without undermining our economy.


And many, many good things are going to happen. [SEP] Next year will be one of the greatest years we've ever had.


In fact, he's failed to listen to the last four years because in the last four years, the Senate Republican has blocked 21 bills introduced by for criminal justice reform. [SEP] We send a strong message.


Senate Republicans are now turning to the only tool left. [SEP] Attempting to divide us based on what we look like, where we live, to distract from lives over property.


Quote, All federal legislation sunsets - it means go out - goes out of existence - in five years. [SEP] If law is worth keeping, Congress pass it again.


We are not in the lead anymore, as the President made clear in his initial statement and again when he spoke to the people on Monday night. [SEP] But as to what assets the United States military continues to use, I would refer you for specifics to the Defense Department.


Attempting to divide us based on what we look like, where we live, to distract from lives over property. [SEP] People matter.


You bought that new equipment, sales grew by 9 million, and you were able to hire another 29 new people in this community. [SEP] Washington taxed you less, and you increase the salaries and bonuses for the workers at Guy Chemical.


We will not. [SEP] They are constantly screaming as loud as they can, Death to America, Death to Israel.


This action authorized critical assistance for disaster survivors through a number of federal programs, including individual assistance for temporary housing and home repairs, and direct federal assistance for debris removal and emergency response costs. [SEP] Throughout his trip, the President will be joined by Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell, Governor Jared Polis, Senators Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper, and Representatives Joe Neguse and Jason Crow.


We spend about a billion a year for vocational training, and that's good. [SEP] The program was written in 1917.


In Kearny, the subject arrested for shoplifting while being arrested did spit on the Kearny officers claiming to have COVID-19. [SEP] From compliance, the Lakeside Diner in Forked River, I think they were cited four times gov for executive order violations.


You have to choose. [SEP] My opponent made his choice, and he put a personal injury trial lawyer on the ticket.


We're in a position we're in now. [SEP] Look at other countries.


And we're also leading on the global stage because of you all. [SEP] I'm pleased to see American companies stepping up and doing their part.


But the point is that there - you know, that's why it's up. [SEP] We have the lowest inflation rate of almost any major country in the world.


But these guys don't, I don't and I could go on. [SEP] Businesses, look at the money that was passed under the CARES Act, for businesses, small businesses be able to stay open.


Eastern Europe is free. [SEP] The Soviet Union itself is no more.


I do have a question on COVID. [SEP] But first, on energy: When is it that the Biden administration is going to let the thousands of fossil fuel industry workers, whether it's pipeline workers or construction workers who are either out of work or will soon be out of work because of a Biden EO, when it is and where it is that they can go for their green job?


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. [SEP] Let's see what happens in the end.


We're now about 3 years into the war against terrorism. [SEP] We've met great challenges, and there are more ahead.


There was absolutely no linkage. [SEP] We had a perfect conversation.


Countries thought they were in good shape and then, all of a sudden, they have a big flare-up. [SEP] I see that over the weekend - I guess on Friday - there was a worldwide number of death - worldwide.


At this stage, again, you know, the U.S., the EU, Canada, the UK have all taken steps to embargo imports of Russian oil. [SEP] To you second question around food security, around speeding the facilitation of grain exports from Ukraine: Obviously, this is something that G7 leaders are focused on.


As they're lying in bed, many dying from COVID-19 and they're asking, Doc, can I get the vaccine. [SEP] The doctor has to look in the eye and say, No, sorry.


And the press pointed out, Biden is losing it. [SEP] Well, I can see you all have seats.


And we're getting tremendous numbers coming out now, much better than even that. [SEP] The nationwide violent crime rate has declined for two straight years.


Our brave troops have now been fighting in the Middle East for almost 19 years. [SEP] In Afghanistan and Iraq, nearly 7, 000 American heroes have given their lives.


And so I welcome very much President Medvedev's initiatives to promote the rule of law and ensure a mature and effective legal system as a condition for sustained economic growth. [SEP] We also have to work on bureaucracy.


We need to continue to be careful and responsible. [SEP] I know that as summer approaches, many people are curious about how things will change and what to expect.


Well, I don't know that there is a disconnect. [SEP] If you take a look, we have, in fact -- we're prepared, when the Senate delivers it, to sign a border security bill that has been passed by both Houses of Congress.


I'm telling you, it's hard to expand our job base; it's hard to keep jobs here at home if you're worried about the reliability of electricity and if you're worried about finding natural gas at reasonable price. [SEP] I put out a plan to the United States Congress a while ago.


And it needs to be dealt with in order to be able to earn the confidence of the people. [SEP] I worry about lack of voter participation.


Let me tell you something else interesting. [SEP] You know, when we cut the taxes, we cut them for everybody who paid taxes.


So, first thing, what I would recommend to parents, which is what I've done as a parent, is gotten my kids vaccinated. [SEP] Right?


That's a good number. [SEP] A recent analysis found that middle class income has risen by $5, 000.


From them, we will gain the opportunity to choose from a wider variety of consumer goods, industrial materials, and capital equipment at lower prices. [SEP] Other parts of the Geneva agreement will also promote trade and encourage economic growth in all free world nations.


In my view it should be called CARES 2, because it builds on CARES 1 with confidence and respect to what we did in a bipartisan way there. [SEP] Again, a lot of the focus now is on small businesses.


Republicans in Congress have repeatedly blocked investments and initiatives that would have created jobs faster. [SEP] 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.


When Congress reconvenes in January, I look forward to working with them to pass a plan immediately. [SEP] We need to act with the urgency this moment demands to save or create at least two and a half million jobs so that the nearly two million Americans who've lost them know that they have a future.


From the turmoil of the Industrial Revolution came a system of public high schools that prepared our citizens for a new age. [SEP] In the wake of war and depression, the GI bill sent a generation to college and created the largest middle class in history.


We simply can't stimulate the economy while allowing millions of families to be foreclosed upon. [SEP] Stemming the tide of foreclosures will put the nation back on the road to economic recovery.


He'll also highlight how Speaker McCarthy's extreme MAGA agenda would be a disaster for American families, killing all the manufacturing jobs created thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, letting China outcompete us buil- -- b- -- us building the future of clean energy, and making it easier for big corporations to pollute the air that we breathe. [SEP] We'll have more to share on tomorrow's event soon.


Reach out to a Gold Star family in your community and listen to the story they have to tell. [SEP] Send a care package to our troops overseas, volunteer to make a wounded warrior's day a little easier.


We have our work to do to talk about the benefits, and I want to home in on two particular benefits. [SEP] The one, a rising tide lifts all boats.


Marching to war is a negative thought, and if you're in the business world and you're trying to hire people or you're looking for work, it's not a conducive time to do so. [SEP] Now we're marching to peace.


What kind of country would this be if this Chamber had voted down Social Security or Medicare just because it violated some rigid idea about what government could or could not do? [SEP] How many Americans would have suffered as a result?


And that's what my overwhelming objective is: to make it in America. [SEP] With the infrastructure law, we're going to keep building millions of good-paying jobs, and they're real jobs.


We're witnessing the extraordinary power of American unity like a lot of people have never seen. [SEP] Even getting a vote - you're talking about trillions of dollars, and you get a vote of 96 to nothing.


If you leave the virus to its own devices, it will take off if you do nothing to stop it. [SEP] If you put into place the kinds of things that we talk about, first, containment - and then hopefully you never get to mitigation - but containment is important.


So I think a lot of those issues were taken into account. [SEP] You see money for infrastructure, for projects that are proven and ready to go.


Lastly, I'd like to put this in a different kind of a contextual framework. [SEP] We don't allow segregation in our country on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, et cetera.


And she's doing a great job in that respect. [SEP] Anything else?


Boom. [SEP] Fastest in the world.


And that's the point. [SEP] We always have to have citizens who are willing to question and push our government and identify injustice.


We are, again, in a very, very strong position. [SEP] They want to make a deal.


But with hard work and that investment in education, look where we all are. [SEP] I'm sitting here with my good friend in Japan with all of you, and we have the opportunity to change the world.


I like that better. [SEP] Don't you?


For a decade, middle class families felt the sting of stagnant incomes and declining economic security. [SEP] Companies were rewarded with tax breaks for creating jobs overseas.


America's businesses have created 14.5 million new jobs over 75 straight months. [SEP] We've seen the first sustained manufacturing growth since the nineties.


It's true. [SEP] Dr. Laffer's policies not only expanded opportunity for our citizens; they spurred economic reforms around the world and helped lift untold millions out of poverty.


Our Nation was first designed as a colony, serving an empire and answering to a king. [SEP] The Founders had other things in mind.


Many former inmates are also getting a second chance at life. [SEP] We are keeping our promise to buy American and hire American.


You know, a frequent word in our household growing up was mammary gland. [SEP] Hormones.


Some of the challenges we face will endure for many years and require great resources. [SEP] As we look down that path, we will not always get to choose which battles we fight.


Tolerance for illegal immigration is not compassionate - it is cruel. [SEP] One in three women is sexually assaulted on the long journey north.


And as I've highlighted through the week, we are seeing these increases in younger adults, most of whom have not yet been vaccinated. [SEP] On this graph are the national data showing the percent of emergency room visits for each age group that are for patients with confirmed COVID-19.


Even considering a cut of that magnitude is unconscionable. [SEP] Workers who have paid into Social Security with every paycheck must receive the guaranteed benefit they were promised.


It's about their ability to influence other nations in a positive way. [SEP] Look, would you like to trade our economy for Russia's economy?


They're a disaster. [SEP] The laws have to be changed.


Lawsuits make it harder to create jobs. [SEP] We need an energy policy so people can plan their businesses around a solid supply of energy.


One other thing I want to talk about right quick, and that is Social Security. [SEP] A President must solve problems, must confront problems, not pass them on to future Presidents or future generations.


The depth and breadth of the U.S. Military's contributions to our society are an everlasting inspiration to us all. [SEP] I want to take this opportunity to thank all members of America's Armed Forces in every branch - active duty, National Guard, and reserve - who stepped forward to help battle the invisible enemy - the new virus that came to our shores from a distant land called China.


I really do. [SEP] Illegal immigration also strains public services that Americans depend on.


One good man, a man of God, was killed. [SEP] There is no cause for pride in what has happened in Selma.


Well, with respect to the second question, I think the President spoke to this in Panama. [SEP] We expect there to be differences over policy.


And the most people in there--you have the longest and the most people. [SEP] Honestly, the Democrats are a disgrace.


By the way, to address those wildfire smoke that's coming from Canada, we're sharing cutting-edge technology that's already used here in California to help detect early fires and help them in sending, in addition to that, firefighters and tankers as well. [SEP] Folks, the impacts we're seeing in climate change are only going to get more frequent and more ferocious and more costly.


Here's an interesting part of the solution. [SEP] I fully recognize a personal retirement account is not the only thing needed to make-to solve Social Security permanently.


We nearly doubled the standard deduction, meaning the first $24, 000 dollars earned by a married couple will be 100 percent tax-free. [SEP] Not bad.


By the way, it's not just during COVID. [SEP] When the people of Puerto Rico needed help with Hurricane Maria, New Yorkers were there and I go representing all New Yorkers.


Because they give us a bum rap. [SEP] Patients with pre-existing conditions are protected by Republicans much more so than protected by Democrats who will never be able to pull it off.


I'm sorry if you got that impression somehow from news stories or anywhere else, because that would be a wrong impression. [SEP] The President next week is going to be participating in a conversation on Social Security.


That's a great achievement. [SEP] I won the largest share of non-white voters of any Republican in 60 years, including historic numbers of Latino, African American, Asian American, and Native American voters - the largest ever in our history.


Tonight, I am also asking you to pass the United States Reciprocal Trade Act, so that if another country places an unfair tariff on an American product, we can charge them the exact same tariff on the same product that they sell to us. [SEP] Both parties should be able to unite for a great rebuilding of America's crumbling infrastructure.


That's great. [SEP] Hispanic American, African American, and Asian American unemployment all recently achieved their lowest rates ever recorded in the history of our country.


The length of stay, was on average 11 days in the spring, it's not down to five days. [SEP] The medical community has made the most progress over the past few months, not only the development of the vaccine, but therapeutics and how they deal with this disease.


So I've always felt getting along is a positive thing, and not just for that reason. [SEP] I entered the meeting with the firm conviction that diplomacy and engagement is better than hostility and conflict.


As President, protecting religious freedom is one of my highest priorities and always has been. [SEP] Last year, our Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, hosted the first-ever Ministerial to Advance International Religious Freedom.


He's a great guy. [SEP] I did see the report.


They got it knowingly wrong. [SEP] We had polls that were so ridiculous, and everybody knew that at the time.


No decision to evacuate anybody now has been made. [SEP] It's just really about pre-positioning military forces.


And what we want to do is to resolve this diplomatically. [SEP] What started as, sort of a group of four `-- the United States plus the EU 3 -- is now a large and robust international coalition.


President Bush welcomed this news. [SEP] The conversation was approximately 14 minutes long.


It doesn't look normal. [SEP] They're worried about there being labor shortages and there being canceled flights, or not enough teachers in school because of the spread of Omicron.


It was the beginning of a barbaric trade in human lives. [SEP] Today in honor, we remember every sacred soul who suffered the horrors of slavery and the anguish of bondage.


My budget takes the first steps toward modernizing Medicare and includes prescription drug coverage. [SEP] We will continue to focus on getting results from federal spending.


You're gaining economic power, and I'm not going to let them take it away from you. [SEP] There are millions of Americans who were brutalized by inflation.


Huh? [SEP] The unemployment rate is the lowest in more than half a century.


And people don't talk about it. [SEP] When it comes to defending America, it is not enough to merely have an American presence in space.


And then there's been editorial criticism across the country of the President for not acting sooner, or not coming back sooner. [SEP] What do you say to all that?


Most infected people don't show any symptoms. [SEP] But the disease can cause brain defects and other serious problems when pregnant women become infected.


Otherwise, most Presidents have shied away from talking about Social Security- except to make the benefits better. [SEP] I see a problem, and I used time at the State of the Union to speak directly to the American people about the problem.


It's a progressive Constitution for that part of the world. [SEP] More people came out to vote than last December.


But you could be in a position to possibly spread it to someone who wasn't if you have it in you. [SEP] Yes.


Forty years, and I didn't know that. [SEP] We have ANWR.


Set your country free. [SEP] Now is the time for all Venezuelan patriots to act together as one united people.


My generic point is: What happened was, the reason I was able to cut that much money and pay for all the programs I'm talking about - and, actually, for the debt - the deficit, not the debt. [SEP] Guess what?


Your own kids can't get it. [SEP] Joe Donnelly voted no on tax cuts, no on better health care and he voted no on canceling job-killing regulations which maybe even more important than those incredible tax cuts.


That's a problem. [SEP] Long Island today has 3% positivity.


Nobody can tell you what the fall looks like. [SEP] They can give you guesses.


And Senator Reid, I believe, has called for the first week of June to be the one where they bring up these bills for debate in the Senate. [SEP] We have been in discussions with Congress.


The United States of America will forever remain at your side and the side of all who seek religious freedom. [SEP] Today, I ask all nations to join us in this urgent moral duty.


That's the truth of the matter. [SEP] Good journalism costs the people, but it also costs the journalists.


A more productive worker makes more money. [SEP] One of my favorite stories I tell is, I met this lady in Mesa Community College in Phoenix, Arizona.


And that's what you should be focusing on with your question. [SEP] I keep hearing about peaceful protests.


These investments are being made in the context of a megadrought affecting the Colorado River Basin. [SEP] Forty million - 40 million Americans already drinking water that thousands of farmers rely on for - for integration.


We will extinguish this plague. [SEP] I also want to thank the men and women of our National Guard who respond with precision to so many recent challenges, from hurricanes and natural disasters, to ensuring peace, safety, and the constitutional rule of law on our streets.


The virus travels in congregate settings by definition. [SEP] We are seeing problems in colleges all across this nation and all across the state.


We've cut unemployment by more than half. [SEP] Another 20 million Americans have health insurance.


What a difference that made. [SEP] Iran is not the same country it was when I came into office, I will tell you.


At a time when domestic violence reports are surging and survivors are at increased risk, these protections are critical. [SEP] As state and local governments across the country have adopted measures to combat COVID-19, public health officials have made clear that staying at home is the best way to prevent the spread of the virus.


We are investing in the development and manufacture of the top six vaccine candidates to ensure rapid delivery. [SEP] The military is ready to go.


Five months later, this country is still totally unprepared to deal with this. [SEP] I've been talking to other states, and mayors, and governors about testing.


You know why? [SEP] We've rebuilt our military, we've cut taxes, we've cut regulation, our stock market hit records.


How many jobs would it have cost us if past Congresses decided not to support the basic research that led to the Internet and the computer chip? [SEP] What kind of country would this be if this Chamber had voted down Social Security or Medicare just because it violated some rigid idea about what government could or could not do?


That's the way it stands. [SEP] We're going to do very well.


I said, Really? [SEP] I was using ten trillion dollars.


We would have been in a war. [SEP] Millions of people would have been killed.


It could take place quickly. [SEP] We could have an immigration bill.


We've been - we've done a great job together. [SEP] You know, the United Nations is at, I think, really a new level of respect.


And later on he said the country should be clear of militias. [SEP] He talked about, provide our national support to the current government to assist it in fighting terrorism.


And it was an opportunity for the two leaders to continue their consultations about some of the regulatory changes that are being made by the United States. [SEP] The President, as he always does, sort of reaffirmed our commitment to seeing the Cuban government do a better job of not just respecting, but actually proactively protecting the basic human rights of the Cuban people.


I don't call it an experiment anymore, it's far beyond an experiment. [SEP] 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.


And I just want to thank them. [SEP] Hopefully, it'll get approved equally easily in the House, really.


I want to thank Marie-Jose Kravis for your incredible leadership of the club. [SEP] It's an honor to be here.


They have been studied in tens of thousands of people. [SEP] No steps have been skipped in the approval process.


Before I close, I want to provide a brief overview of the state of the pandemic. [SEP] CDC's most recent data show the seven-day average of new cases is now slightly above 62, 000 cases per day -- a continued increase over the seven-day period.


Helping out the DREAM Act kids, that was the right thing to do. [SEP] We're not going backwards, we're going forwards.


However, we see gender disparities around the world, including in the United States - disparities we must all address on the continent of Africa. [SEP] We know women grow a majority of the food, yet they are less likely to own the land they farm.


They're good for us. [SEP] President talks about in Joe Biden's America.


So I think that asking people to get engaged because the future is going to be determined by this election. [SEP] We've already seen over this last week just how different the visions are of the two parties in terms of where we should take this country.


And as we've heard, burn pits were not the only source of these exposures to dangerous toxins. [SEP] Thousands of service members were stationed at K2 Airbase that once held Soviet chemical weapons.


So San Diego is largely built; it'll be completed very shortly. [SEP] But they came to us - the people - and they were asking.


He was a cheerleader for NAFTA, worst trade deal in history. [SEP] Now you have great USMCA and China's entry into the World Trade Organization, which made China into a powerful force, obliterating your industries and laying waste to your towns, your cities, your states.


And so that would be $9, 000 per household. [SEP] Median income.


And we are doing it with American steel and American pride. [SEP] The choice for every American this November is between resistance and results.


Think of that, of children. [SEP] He's now at large.


That's the work that somebody mentioned over here -- the Congressional Budget Office score, and once the Congress receives that score, then they'll be working through that to make certain that in fact it is fiscally responsible. [SEP] Imagine, if you would, however, a system where the incentives within the system are all to drive down costs, to provide greater choices and competition for folks, and respond to the specific needs of patients.


There's considerable bitterness in some places. [SEP] We had one woman ask on camera last night, where's the cavalry?


Why should we allow that to happen? [SEP] It's time to stop segregating people on the basis of their health.


The British had come to crush the revolution in its infancy. [SEP] Washington's message to his troops laid bare the stakes.


That we have not yet reached that blessed destination, where we are judged by the content of our character. [SEP] He knew, from his own life, that progress is fragile, that we have to be vigilant against the darker currents of this country's history, of our own history, with their whirlpools of violence, and hatred, and despair that can always rise again.


American flags turned into spears. [SEP] A noose.


Respect your workforce. [SEP] When I was governor, we had to make painful cuts to balance the budget, which meant asking employees to do more with less.


We can't do that with a 50 plus one majority. [SEP] I want to get serious about climate change.


Right? [SEP] We just talked about that at the United Nations.


Illegal aliens will be very nicely covered. [SEP] How about California?


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. [SEP] Yesterday, 1, 200 deaths in the United States.


State and local governments had to lay off tens of thousands of educators and first responders. [SEP] Many are now back on the job, thanks to the rescue plan.


Lower yourcosts, not your wages. [SEP] Make more cars and semiconductorsin America.


If you are unvaccinated and ready to revisit your decision to get vaccinated, or if you still have questions, talk to your physician or a trusted source to get the information you need to get vaccinated. [SEP] Thank you.


I have a better plan to fight inflation. [SEP] Lower yourcosts, not your wages.


Woah, you better get out and vote for Steve Watkins, please. [SEP] A majority of House Democrats have already sponsored a socialist takeover of healthcare.


Six-and-a-half million young people are able to stay on their parents' plans now. [SEP] Seniors are getting discounts on their prescription drugs.


Let's see what happens. [SEP] OK?


That's what you're dealing with. [SEP] If the Democrats bill ever becomes law, a tidal wave of drugs and crime would pour into our nation like never ever before.


Next slide. [SEP] When we had SARS-CoV-2, with Barney Graham and Kizzy Corbett and others in the laboratory, we're able to make a stable component of the prefusion spike protein.


In violation of Security Council Resolution 1373, Iraq continues to shelter and support terrorist organizations that direct violence against Iran, Israel, and Western governments. [SEP] Iraqi dissidents abroad are targeted for murder.


But it's virtually impossible to enforce with total certainty. [SEP] Governor Andrew Cuomo: People take trains.


We have to see. [SEP] And by the way, with regard to children, I should have said this, there have been no tests on the vaccine on children yet.


I know you work very hard on it and you have made progress. [SEP] Charter schools are another thing that people are talking about a lot, and some of the charter schools in New York have been amazing.


Those two reasons are the reasons people like me come to missions like this. [SEP] It's important to take time out of our agenda to show up and reinforce these two leaders in what they have to do.


Nothing. [SEP] Same exact drug, with no change.


As the governor announced, we are adding additional data to our dashboard. [SEP] I want to thank Ed.


My plan will crush the virus and we're doing it. [SEP] We're rounding the third.


When you release a criminal alien from a jail, they're going to go to the very communities in which they live and reoffend. [SEP] Anybody can Google recidivism rates.


So let me take you back through just a little bit of what we've been doing. [SEP] Over the course of several years the President has advocated a range of policies, both legislative and regulatory, to address the global challenges of climate change.


So, thank you very much everybody. [SEP] Alice Johnson has been just incredible.


Hispanic American and Asian American unemployment rates have also reached all-time historic lows. [SEP] Thanks to our pledge to America's workers, in just three months, we have secured commitments from over 160 of the biggest companies in our country to train and recruit more than 6 million workers, 5 percent of our force.


Got a lot of people that are middlemen that aren't going to like me too much. [SEP] Republicans are also strongly protecting Medicare.


Police assaulted and killed. [SEP] Death threats against elected officials and public servants carrying the most sacred act of a democracy: certifying a free election.


If you're doing the right thing, if you're being forced to stay at home, you should not be penalized. [SEP] Can we go to Laura Kuenssberg of the BBC?


Especially now. [SEP] COVID-19 has threatened the economic security, the physical security, and the health of women everywhere.


And, of course, there are the students of my alma mater and the one and only Howard University. [SEP] You know.


The three reviewed the status of the six-party talks with North Korea and again they discussed climate change and the need to integrate developing -- major and developing countries, again, such as China and India into this process in a way that they could be part of the solution and they could participate and not have provisions -- not have regulations imposed on them from outside. [SEP] What I'll do now is the political security side of the Abe and the Indonesia meetings and Dan Price will, as Dana said, come up and do the rest.


It would be a tremendous reduction in costs from what Obamacare is. [SEP] Yesterday, in Alaska, a great state, they had a - it was announced a 216 percent increase.


And I think a lot of people took notice. [SEP] The police are doing an incredible job.


All of us-citizens, leaders, the media-have a responsibility and a role to play. [SEP] 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.


So, again, I think you hear the President say quite clearly that he is among those that are frustrated. [SEP] We all want to see us get our economy back on track faster.


We look to a reduction and reduced mortality rate by 50 percent, and possibly even more than 50 percent. [SEP] I urge Americans who have recovered from the virus to go to Coronavirus.gov and sign up and donate.


It seems like they get attention but not as much -- maybe there might be a little uptick in interest if it seems like it's connected to international terrorism, but other than that, they seem to happen and fade quickly. [SEP] Like, is the administration concerned that the country is becoming somewhat numb to the violence and to these types of shootings?


And so this is a time to work very aggressively to reach out to the government of Iran and say, the ball is in your court. [SEP] There are two paths to follow.


If the virus is going up in the other states, we have a real challenge and a real threat because those people come to New York. [SEP] We put in place an unprecedented quarantine program.


There's been a law on the booksfor almost a century to make sure taxpayers' dollarssupport American jobs and businesses. [SEP] Every Administration says they'll do it, but we are actually doing it.


At the United Nations, I made clear that global bureaucrats have no business attacking the sovereignty of nations that protect innocent life. [SEP] Unborn children have never had a stronger defender in the White House.


At the same time, we need freedom of the press. [SEP] But you cannot leak like Hillary Clinton did, like Comey did; you cannot leak classified information.


Horrific, horrible thing. [SEP] Thank you.


People coming out of prison are getting a second and, in some cases, a third chance. [SEP] I've also signed the single-largest bill to combat the opioid crisis to help free Americans from the scourge of addiction.


So if tomorrow I can wave a wand and every American was vaccinated, then in fact we'd be out of the woods. [SEP] Now, can something else happen a year from now?


What happened to our values? [SEP] Republicans believe that every life is a sacred gift of God.


And then, one question. [SEP] Last week, a report made by NGOs and universities was sent to the White House, recommending that United States break negotiations on trade and others, with Brazil, over climate and human rights violation.


Very big words. [SEP] Here, we memorialize the brave men and women who struggled to sacrifice, and sacrificed so much so that others might live in freedom.


The American people have waited long enough. [SEP] The Senate must act.


It's getting worse. [SEP] The theory that well, New York is going to be immune from what's happening everywhere in the country, that does not work.


It's time. [SEP] But with all the bright spots in our economy, record job growth and higher wages, too many families are strugglingto keep up with the bills.


We've confirmed more than 125 federal judges to apply the law as written, including two Supreme Court Justices, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh. [SEP] We've launched a historic initiative to reduce the price of prescription drugs.


I want to thank the Prime Minister and the Greek people for serving as gracious hosts to our U.S. naval forces at Souda Bay. [SEP] I also commend Greece for being one of the few NATO countries currently spending at least 2 percent of GDP on defense.


Debt collectors that try to collect on debt that has already been paid. [SEP] Some who pose as law enforcement officials or threaten consumers with jail time.


Right? [SEP] New jobless claims are the lowest in 50 years.


Our team did a great job. [SEP] At the very end you always have a few things that you've just got to get over the hump.


Cut your regulations and raise your incomes. [SEP] We will protect Medicare.


It's clear this is not a referendum, this is the choice-a choice-between two vastly different visions of America. [SEP] I've said from the beginning that my objective when I ran was to build an economy from the bottom up and the middle out, an economy that rewards work, not just wealth; an economy that works for everybody so the poor have a ladder up, the middle class do well.


It will accept U.N. administration of funds from that program, to ensure that the money is used fairly and promptly for the benefit of the Iraqi people. [SEP] If all these steps are taken, it will signal a new openness and accountability in Iraq.


I can have my hair properly cut. [SEP] Where is he?


Well, thank you very much and thank you Jeanie. [SEP] It is my profound honor to be the first President in history to attend the March for Life.


But I think the most insulting scandal to fall to the feet of the Biden administration was placed at the feet of our Madam Vice President, the scandal of what does Kamala do? [SEP] Which is a disrespectful question.


It enriched the lives of people everywhere--and thus it served the cause of peace. [SEP] We and our trading partners had an enormous stake in the further removal of trade barriers.


It's a choice between going back to the top-down economics that crashed our economy or embracing a future where we're building a strong and growing middle class. [SEP] As Americans, we honor the strivers and the dreamers, the small-business men and women, the entrepreneurs, the risk takers, the free enterprise system that's the greatest engine of prosperity the world has ever known.


We got a lot of work to do when it comes to fulfilling the promises of our society as well. [SEP] I talked about Social Security in the State of the Union.


Yeah, so, there's no question, to your point, that there has been a huge increase and an interest in testing, and getting tests, and making them, and people going out and being able to get them easily. [SEP] We announced a $2 billion investment in September.


But a system that will in fact, hopefully, be the talk of the world by the time we finish. [SEP] We have 3, 500 security personnel, and thousands more diplomats, embassy staff, civil servants, and administrative personnel, all of whom collectively play a vital role in advancing the safety, liberty, prosperity, and all good things of the United States.


Thank you, Karine. [SEP] The President shared that tragic story, moments ago, about the 10-year-old girl who had to travel across state lines to receive an abortion.


Thank you. [SEP] Today we were honored to meet President Bush, who we consider him as the hero of liberation of Iraq and who we are-very much appreciate the sacrifice of brave American Army, those who gave their life to liberate our country from the worst kind of dictatorship, which left behind mass graves with hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqis in it.


They're part of our morning cadence of morning calls in terms of our logistics strategies. [SEP] The US Army Corps of Engineers, the folks that are helping out with these alternative care facilities and technical assistance, a world-class group of folks.


Because people can feel it. [SEP] Billions and billions of dollars are being poured back into the United States.


We've gotten it done, completed. [SEP] The money is going out.


Therefore, this administration will focus unprecedented attention on the demand side of this problem. [SEP] We recognize that the most important work to reduce drug use is done in America's living rooms and classrooms, in churches and synagogues and mosques, in the workplace, and in our neighborhoods.


Let me try to give you a summary of some of the things that's happened on the humanitarian food front. [SEP] The United States has provided more aid than any other country to Afghanistan.


And I expect that, after the American people and Congress have an opportunity for months of careful review and consultation, Congress will approve it, and I'll have the chance to sign it into law. [SEP] Together, we've overcome enormous obstacles over the past seven years.


And also, I just kind of want to double down. [SEP] When the President was talking earlier, he said that no one should be dying from COVID and that when they -- if they get the shots, it is 100 percent avoidable.


At this hour, more than 60, 000 American troops are deployed around the world in the war against terror. [SEP] Many of you have family members serving in the military.


So discussions have been ongoing in the administration to follow up on these policy processes. [SEP] After that speech in May last year, he went to the G8, in which he presented this to the G8 -- and it was well received.


I don't care what the rhetoric is. [SEP] Seniors have nothing to worry about when it comes to Social Security.


That'll be great. [SEP] Through fires, floods, and freezing weather, we will always stand with the American farmers.


And now it is time -- it's past time -- that Congress proves to the American people that it can learn to live within its means and that it can pass a budget that puts this nation on the path to long-term economic growth. [SEP] I went to the bargaining table, assisted by a very tough, a very principled negotiator, New Hampshire's John Sununu.


Our Constitution was the product of centuries of tradition, wisdom, and experience. [SEP] No political document has done more to advance the human condition or propel the engine of progress.


We came out of that recession with the longest spurt of economic growth in any administration in American history. [SEP] But these guys don't, I don't and I could go on.


Republicans believe that the public benefits must be protected for the truly, needy Americans. [SEP] Americans that need help, not illegal aliens.


So it's a simple proposition. [SEP] If you're vaccinated, you find yourself in a situation where you are highly unlikely, even if you somehow get the virus, a very small percentage do, that you are not going to be hospitalized.


So on Monday, I'll travel to Newark, New Jersey, to highlight efforts to help Americans who've paid their debt to society reintegrate back into their communities. [SEP] Everyone has a role to play, from businesses that are hiring ex-offenders to philanthropies that are supporting education and training programs.


I think that all of these things bring to mind that there are two basic elements that are worthy of mentioning. [SEP] One is the end of the cold war, which began in World War II.


You can count on health care when you get sick. [SEP] You can retire with dignity and respect.


A lot has happened. [SEP] Somebody said, Well, how do you describe the Presidency?


For this reason, my Administration recognized the true capital of Israel - and proudly opened the American Embassy in Jerusalem. [SEP] Our brave troops have now been fighting in the Middle East for almost 19 years.


Shouldn't be, but it is. [SEP] Whatever you do accomplish, whatever you do accomplish, all they going to do is just give a man credit for it.


Further, we request that the Administration continue to prioritize outreach and public education, conducted in close collaboration with the LGBTQ+ community to prevent stigmatization. [SEP] As of August 11, 2022, the state of Wisconsin had identified 38 cases of orthopoxvirus, presumed to be monkeypox.


You don't hear that. [SEP] Hundreds of Illinois steelworkers and steelworkers all over the country are now back on the job, pouring 2.7 million tons of raw American steel into the spine of our country.


Everybody wants our help. [SEP] I brought up the pipeline.


If you take a look, we have, in fact -- we're prepared, when the Senate delivers it, to sign a border security bill that has been passed by both Houses of Congress. [SEP] On the other hand, the President strongly believes that there's unfinished business.


Because we were forced to pay for all research and development, and they didn't pick up any of the cost. [SEP] Ridiculous rules.


We'll be good. [SEP] You've got to pay for your military.


The official announcement will come on Tuesday. [SEP] The U.S. has rallied the world in imposing swift and significant economic costs to deny Putin the revenue he needs to finance his war.


That may be a good sales program for John Akers, but it's also a whale of a good education program, I'll tell you. [SEP] We have to understand, and we have to be involved.


I have encouraged the Prime Minister in his continued implementation of reform and reform programs, and I have totally reaffirmed our support for a responsible debt-relief plan. [SEP] A strong and flourishing Greece provides immense opportunity for American trade, investment, and job creation.


They save lives. [SEP] The most fundamental right in America is theright to vote- andto haveit counted.


Right now. [SEP] We want every American to live a life of meaning, of purpose, and of joy.


That's one of the reasons why I share my story so much, because I want young girls around the world not to see me as the First Lady of the United States, but I want them to know that I was a young girl in Chicago that had doubts and fears and worries, and people who told me that I couldn't. [SEP] But with hard work and that investment in education, look where we all are.


Some bad things happen with talk, too. [SEP] But in this case, we are so far advanced from where we were two and a half years ago that it's always insulting.


It is a pleasure to be back here in Washington with you. [SEP] But as you say, we have had the virtual bilat.


I mean, give me a break. [SEP] Which one is more conducive to having COVID 19 spread or any respiratory virus?


And I must tell you that I am more determined than ever to see that this invading dictator gets out of Kuwait with no compromise of any kind whatsoever. [SEP] There is a fundamental moral principle involved here, and of course, that principle is: One country won't take over another.


So this Memorial weekend, I hope you'll join me in acts of remembrance. [SEP] Lay a flower or plant a flag at a fallen hero's final resting place.


You'll be able to check a box on your tax return to receive your refund as a savings bond. [SEP] Third, we'll make it possible for employees to put payments for unused vacation and sick days into their retirement plans if they wish.


I wonder, have he ever opened it. [SEP] Upside down and then go back to a bunker in the White House?


Loved ones were lost. [SEP] Hearts were broken.


They're sending many companies. [SEP] Toyota just announced a $13.5 billion investment in the United States.


It's now $11.7 trillion in worth. [SEP] Eleven.


She lives in her own home, but people get it that the risk of serious illness for a healthy American of the coronavirus is fairly low. [SEP] You'll either have flu-like symptoms or no symptoms at all.


And that's part of a new dialog that I'd like to see encouraged in the region. [SEP] U.S. Foreign Policy


This is a choice. [SEP] 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.


We've seen the first sustained manufacturing growth since the nineties. [SEP] We've cut unemployment by more than half.


But you cannot leak like Hillary Clinton did, like Comey did; you cannot leak classified information. [SEP] If you look at the young sailor - Saucier - I mean he went to jail over not classified, a much lower level.


I don't think so. [SEP] Right?


Hun- - think of that: Hundreds of thousands in a very short time. [SEP] The same people are doing the vaccine, and they're fully mobilized.


As part of that, we will pursue infrastructure projects that are sustainable, high quality, climate friendly, and, very importantly, that do not result in insurmountable debt. [SEP] We will continue to stand with you to address the COVID-19 pandemic and work with you to prepare for the next one.


And little girls and little boys are going to have a different sense of the possible thanks to her nomination and her candidacy. [SEP] That doesn't mean we don't hurt for what was an unexpected loss.


Increased trade with North America will help our Nation prepare for the challenges and opportunities of the next century. [SEP] The cold war is over.


Models are models. [SEP] We're adapting now to the - there's enough data now of the real experience with the coronavirus on the ground to really make these predictions much more sound.


And the health care systems have slowly but surely declined in the quality of health care. [SEP] I have a different-and make no mistake about it, my opponent's program does that.


They've got what they call E-85- that's 85 percent ethanol-that's powering automobiles now. [SEP] A whole new industry is beginning to grow.


This isn't me saying - this is the charts, the polls. [SEP] We have the lowest in the history of our country.


Islamophobia has been normalized. [SEP] Something that we are used to seeing from extremist organizations, extremist individuals.


Unethical business conduct that began in the boom of the 1990s is being uncovered. [SEP] Investors have lost money.


Today, we're seeing hopeful signs across the broader Middle East. [SEP] The victory of freedom in Iraq is strengthening a new ally in the war on terror and inspiring democratic reformers from Beirut to Tehran.


Throughout 1966 there was evidence of increased tension in that part of the world. [SEP] The Security Council met three times to consider terrorism and reprisal raids on Israel's borders.


Oh, good. [SEP] I can have my hair properly cut.


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. [SEP] How are you going to be better off if our opponent adds a massive tax burden to the American economy?


They, of course, are continuing to address, as they have for the past year-plus, steps that need to be taken in order to protect the American people. [SEP] The CDC's guidance did not add a recommendation for testing, including in workplaces.


It will drain your Medicare by giving free healthcare to illegal immigrants that will come over to this country by the millions when they see this. [SEP] End virtually all immigration enforcement and oppose totally open borders.


You have regulations that are horrendous. [SEP] Dodd-Frank is an example of what we're working on, and we're working on it right now.


I promise you. [SEP] May God bless you all.


You cannot get it from just riding on a plane or a bus. [SEP] The only way that a person can contract the disease is by coming into direct contact with the bodily fluids of somebody who is already showing symptoms.


The fund has got enough money, and baby boomers like me are in good shape. [SEP] But we need to worry about our children and our grandchildren when it comes to Social Security.


And a proud Ukrainian people, who have known 30 years of independence, have repeatedly shown that they will not tolerate anyone who tries to taketheir country backwards. [SEP] To all Americans, I will be honest with you, as I've always promised.


They currently support the jobs of more than 12 million Americans. [SEP] Singapore is our 11th largest trading partner with total two-way trade in goods and services valued at $38.8 billion in 2001.


The one, a rising tide lifts all boats. [SEP] There is no compromise on regulatory standards here.


You give all that you have and you never let up until that mission is done, until you've gained that victory. [SEP] The Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard - all of the United States Armed Forces are the strongest, toughest, bravest, and fiercest warriors the world has ever known.


Not the same country. [SEP] Hopefully they're going to get smart.


It's probably hard to tell these panelists are here to be able to talk with me, talking as much as I am. [SEP] One of the problems that people in the political world have is dealing with the issue of our seniors who have already retired.


But certainly, based on what I heard in terms of the conversations and the way in which -- the respect with which the parties have treated one another, it looks like there is a collaborative effort, which is exactly what we want. [SEP] Taking you back to Bob Gates' testimony again today, he was discussing the Cold War and applying lessons of the Cold War to what's going on right now.


We appreciate the support that you've given ICE. [SEP] My name is Brandon Judd.


And we are also having the basic foundations laid out for a democracy that will continue to survive. [SEP] Our country, therefore, offers an excellent environment for foreign investments, and we will welcome all foreign investments that come into our country, and that they will also comply with the needs of our country and meet the social and legal elements.


And so we are-we will make-part of the messaging just happened here in Wheeling. [SEP] I want to thank you for that question.


And it cannot stand. [SEP] This month, we announced that for the first time ever, our Administration is designating the fight against corruption a core U.S. national security interest.


And somebody doing a absolutely incredible job as Director of the National Economic Council, a friend of mine who I got on-I've been hearing this voice for 35 years; it's driving me crazy: Larry Kudlow. [SEP] Always calm.


It is wonderful to be here today in the beautiful city of Miami. [SEP] The President and I are honored to stand with all of you as we together support the people - great people - of Venezuela.


And CDC's most recent data show that the seven-day average of new cases is a little more than 64, 000 per day, up about 2 percent from the prior seven-day period. [SEP] Hospital admissions continue to also increase.


This is the decade we must make decisions that will avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis. [SEP] We must try to keep the Earth's temperature and-to an increase of-to 1.5 degrees Celsius.


It's extraordinary. [SEP] Hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians were lifted out of poverty.


It's really a shame that they would they would even bring such a document to the floor. [SEP] Anybody who lives in a district where their deductions, the tax deductions, for state and local taxes are taken away from individual filers, but not for corporations, as the bill determines, to the tune - I can read you all the statistics across the country about how devastating this is.


I am a big believer. [SEP] You will go out there and you will take that frontier, which is largely unknown by man or woman, and you will learn everything there is to know about it.


By breaking every pledge, by his deceptions, and by his cruelties, Saddam Hussein has made the case against himself. [SEP] In 1991, Security Council Resolution 688 demanded that the Iraqi regime cease at once the repression of its own people, including the systematic repression of minorities, which the Council said threatened international peace and security in the region.


What decisions do we have to make, what costs and sacrifices are going to be involved? [SEP] If we're serious about healthcare, how do we move a process forward that's transparent and accountable, so the drug and insurance companies aren't dominating the debate?


And her wage went up. [SEP] Let me tell you something else interesting.


I have done a really good job, $11.7 trillion. [SEP] Russia wants us to be involved.


I've got, on the Democratic side, a couple of people that want to speak, and there are probably some--a couple of Republicans. [SEP] We're already over time.


And it's up to our corporations to create a working environment where employee education and retraining and training never stops. [SEP] From now on, in America, learning must be a lifelong occupation.


So we've learned a good lesson. [SEP] I think a lot of smart people knew that before, but we've distributed many hundreds of millions of masks.


That's the only explanation for why Saddam Hussein does not want inspectors in from the U.N. [SEP] Iraq continues to be unable to say that its neighbors have a right to exist, like Kuwait.


Who would've thought that? [SEP] We will defend privacy, free speech, religious liberty, and the right to keep and bear arms.


People were really hurting. [SEP] Hundreds of thousands of small businesses in your State and all across America, they had closed.


There is a clear contrast here. [SEP] On the one hand, you have Joe Biden, who is saying, We're going to have middle-class tax cuts.


That is especially important now. [SEP] I don't have to tell you that this is a very tough time for our country.


Please do it. [SEP] Please get vaccinated.


They will know your deeds, they will celebrate your triumphs, and they will proudly follow your example. [SEP] To the 1, 107 who today become the newest officers in the most exceptional Army ever to take the field of battle, I am here to offer America's salute.


We have serious problems with terrorism. [SEP] The main enemy of Iraqi people is Al Qaida and terrorists cooperating with them.


No single technology is the answer on its own because every sector requires innovation to meet this moment. [SEP] This critical effort is going to propel the most impactful breakthroughs at home and around the world and lower the cost of what we're paying now for polluting the air so badly.


We have lost so much to COVID-19. [SEP] Time with one another.


And, shortly, we're going to have the all-time best that we've ever had. [SEP] African American youth unemployment is the lowest level in the history of our country.


Good afternoon. [SEP] A couple of months back, in fact on June 1st, we announced with some urgency our concerns about what was happening in Imperial County, California.


The science is settled. [SEP] Wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and avoiding indoor gatherings where the virus easily spreads from person to person, these things work.


True. [SEP] Ten million people have been lifted off of welfare in less than three years.


It is the knowledge of that guaranteed benefit that allows more people in our society to pursue the entrepreneurial dreams that fuel so much of our economy. [SEP] The burst of the Internet bubble in 2000 wreaked havoc on private investments.


I want to take a little break. [SEP] She's been a very successful, as you know, governor of South Carolina for eight years.


He wasn't pressured at all. [SEP] But I don't like the concept of releasing calls because when a president or prime minister, or a king or a queen, calls the United States, you don't like to say, Gee, we're going to release your call to the fake-news media, and they're going to make you look like a fool.


Or just pause, take a moment, and offer a silent word of prayer or a public word of thanks. [SEP] The debt we owe our fallen heroes is one we can never truly repay.


May God bless you all and may God bless everyone here at NIH, all the doctors, scientists and researchers fighting this pandemic and saving lives, and may God protect our troops. [SEP] Thank you very, very much.


I don't even know if he's here but he's working hard and he's doing a great job. [SEP] We're going to find out.


The support is incredible. [SEP] Hispanic American and Asian American unemployment rates have also reached all-time historic lows.


So they looked at this scourge and they let it go by, and we're not letting it go by. [SEP] The average sentence length for a convicted federal drug offender decreased 20 percent from 2009 to 2016.


We are profoundly grateful to all of the families who are working with us to help prevent others from suffering the same terrible heartache and tragedy. [SEP] My administration is pursuing a comprehensive strategy to address school violence.


I look forward to seeing him. [SEP] We've developed a very good relationship.


Tremendous stories are coming out of this horrible moment, very dark moment for the world. [SEP] I was saying 151 for a while and then it got up to 160 and 182, as I announced yesterday, 182 countries are being attacked by this virus.


A couple of months back, in fact on June 1st, we announced with some urgency our concerns about what was happening in Imperial County, California. [SEP] The county had experienced a significant rise in number of transmissions related to COVID-19.


But it's already been historic. [SEP] Nobody has done more in three and a half years than this administration has done.


Last Friday, we had a thousand deaths, all of Canada had zero deaths. [SEP] This President is doing it all wrong.


And they are very grateful. [SEP] We've heard a lot recently - all of you - about our food supply chain.


Come on! [SEP] He is not fit to be Commander in Chief.


And so they would both make policy decisions like that and order their implementation. [SEP] The Department of Defense is currently reviewing the security posture at military facilities in the United States.


Social Security is saving by a third party, the Federal Government. [SEP] Here, what he's talking about is the company plans encourage individual savings, empower the individual to make decisions, had the individual look at the portfolio decisions, had the statement of the person's savings go directly to the individual on a quarterly basis.


You're facing the reality of the climate crisis in your own countries. [SEP] We, the G20 Countries, are the world's largest polluters, producing, well making up to 85, 75 percent of emissions.


But I don't like the concept of releasing calls because when a president or prime minister, or a king or a queen, calls the United States, you don't like to say, Gee, we're going to release your call to the fake-news media, and they're going to make you look like a fool. [SEP] What happens is, it's hard to do business that way.


We deliver schools the much support they needed. [SEP] State and local governments had to lay off tens of thousands of educators and first responders.


But I'll stay with the analogy. [SEP] Let's say we're at halftime in the game.


We love Indian Country, right? [SEP] Many of your lands have rich, natural resources that stand to benefit your people immensely.


But as we move forward, we're quite confident that we will be joined in each of these areas by coalition partners. [SEP] Secretary Kerry is going to Saudi Arabia tomorrow, where he will meet with key Arab foreign ministers, and to advance their participation in this effort.


You know, they've been around a long time. [SEP] President Roosevelt signed the Social Security law into - into law 87 years ago.


That, obviously, has to do, at a bare minimum, with Syria and Iran. [SEP] Number three, enforce the Iraqi security apparatus by equipping them with the needed capabilities and movements within the law.


America has also advanced because of paintings and poems, stories and songs, the dramas and the dances that provide us comfort and instilled in us confidence, inspired in us a sense of mutual understanding and a calling to always strive for a more perfect Union. [SEP] Emily Dickinson wrote, I dwell in possibility.


It makes us healthier. [SEP] Thanks.


And the second point I'd want to make on this is about the test and trace, the NHS test and trace system. [SEP] If you do maintain two meters distance and the contacts you've had turn out subsequently have coronavirus, you will not be counted as a contact and you will not have to self isolate.


Today, women can vote in Afghanistan. [SEP] Palestinians are breaking the old patterns of violence, and hundreds of thousands of Lebanese are rising up to demand their sovereignty and democratic rights.


And we should reject violence or intimidation that's aimed at silencing people's voices. [SEP] The freedom to be heard is a principle that the Americas at large is committed to.


In such a case our duty must be clear to all of us. [SEP] The Constitution says that no person shall be kept from voting because of his race or his color.


But we must reject the politics of revenge, resistance, and retribution - and embrace the boundless potential of cooperation, compromise, and the common good. [SEP] Together, we can break decades of political stalemate.


He's been-yes, that's a lot of grandkids. [SEP] The future generations who deserve clear water and clean air that will sustain their bodies and sustain their souls, jewels like Lake Tahoe.


And we want every American to have a job they love so they can wake up each morning excited to go to work, like all of you people are. [SEP] Right?


I think as you will hear this morning in the dialogue that is about to commence that America has elected a businessman as President of the United States, and he is committed to being the best friend business has ever had in the White House. [SEP] We've already seen the results.


It's called Keep America Great. [SEP] I mean, we've done so much.


Sometimes they engage directly. [SEP] The comments were certainly, I think, taken very far out of context by the media.


Nobody could have done this. [SEP] We invested an unprecedented $8 billion to help Tribal communities have the tests and resources they need to combat the virus.


So does New York City. [SEP] Since I asked Congress to raise the minimum wage last year, 13 states have taken steps to raise it on their own.


The lowest in history by far, your number one economic numbers by far. [SEP] Oh, let's put somebody else in as President.


Think of it. [SEP] They're giving billions of dollars for the pipeline.


Learn the lesson from the spring. [SEP] The virus is in China, the virus is in China.


Look, major action on clean energy, housing, caregiving, on child and paid leave, universal pre-K, free community college. [SEP] The human infrastructure is intertwined with our physical infrastructure.


No. [SEP] That was great.


This year, American astronauts will go back to space on American rockets. [SEP] In the 20th century, America saved freedom, transformed science, and redefined the middle class standard of living for the entire world to see.


Drug prices will be falling radically. [SEP] Got a lot of people that are middlemen that aren't going to like me too much.


The average sentence length for a convicted federal drug offender decreased 20 percent from 2009 to 2016. [SEP] During my campaign, I promised to fight this battle because, as President of the United States, my greatest responsibility is to protect the American people and to ensure their safety.


So you can see the mathematical problem, right? [SEP] Greater promises to more people who are living longer, with fewer payers.


And our thoughts are also with the survivors who've been torn apart by this tragedy. [SEP] As I told President Erdoan when I called him immediately when the first quake hit, that the United States is offering our full support - full support - rescue and recovery teams, and our NATO Ally deploying teams, with U.S. Agency of International Development drawing additional resources, including our armed forces in Europe to assist Turkey's teams on the ground.


Today we hit the grim milestone of more than 40, 000 Americans now having died from the coronavirus. [SEP] Can you explain then why you come out here and you were reading clips and showing clips of praise for you and for your administration?


You're right; it's especially tough for the African-American community. [SEP] The steps we took in the first two and a half years made a difference.


We can do this, but it will take all of us working together, supporting one another and keeping our faith that better days are ahead. [SEP] Thank you.