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2,279	And Republicans want to save American lives and support American law enforcement. [SEP] And that's what we're doing.	continue
2,280	So my concern is not whether there is campus activism. [SEP] I think that's a good thing.	continue
2,281	It's not our role to begin the negotiation. [SEP] Again, our role is to strengthen Ukraine on the battlefield, to try to strengthen Ukraine at the negotiating table by implying these sanctions and costs to Russia.	continue
2,282	I never see it. [SEP] But I think the people understand it.	continue
2,283	And it was a total phony scam. [SEP] It was set up by people within the government to try and stop somebody from getting elected.	continue
2,284	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. [SEP] He will continue to travel across the Middle East and Europe, where he will be able to connect the effort we've done with European allies and other international partners with the coalition that we're putting together in the region.	continue
2,285	If federal programs cannot show results, they should be overhauled, or retired. [SEP] And while human compassion cannot be summarized in dollars and cents, this budget addresses the many challenges our society faces: bridging the gap for low-income families, so they can buy affordable homes; helping communities of faith pull the addicted from the grip of drugs; lifting children out of poverty and hopelessness by creating good schools and offering them caring adultmentors; and easing the pain and hardship of the global epidemic of AIDS.	continue
2,286	They are breaking down society by breaking down the rule of law; that you have a known criminal that you can't communicate with ICE about. [SEP] We know how bad this is.	continue
2,287	The government is out of a lot of options as it relates to monetary policy. [SEP] And that a fiscal stimulus targeted in the right way that puts money in people's pockets and uses spending to create jobs can have, as Christina Romer said, an impact in lessening what we believe has already been and will continue to be a fairly deep recession.	continue
2,288	Number one, to protect our embassy and our civilian, diplomatic corps. [SEP] I don't want Blackwater to be providing that security; I want our U.S. military to providing-to provide that security.	continue
2,289	The steps we took in the first two and a half years made a difference. [SEP] It made sure that a lot of folks were still on the job that otherwise wouldn't be.	continue
2,290	And we appreciate you focusing on what is important, that people have the ability to express their opinions and protest in a peaceful way, but we can not have a tax on law enforcement, looting. [SEP] This will dismantle what we have built for so long.	continue
2,291	We're going to do more that we can to help. [SEP] I'm going to talk with some folks in the White House tonight to just keep moving forward but I really appreciate the hard work that you're seeing throughout Miami-Dade County.	continue
2,292	Revitalization starts in the heart of every man. [SEP] And I'll say that because, if we focus on the true mission and the people - the grandmothers, the grandfathers; the next generation coming out through us; the kids that are truant and now they're working; the single mothers who now have a job - to restore dignity and hope in their family and in the community, that's why I'm here.	continue
2,293	In 2018, hyperinflation in Venezuela exceeded 1 million percent. [SEP] Crippling shortages of food and medicine plague the country.	continue
2,294	And yet, in the South China Sea, we know that Beijing continues to coerce, to intimidate, and to make claims to the vast majority of the South China Sea. [SEP] These unlawful claims have been rejected by the 2016 arbitral tribunal decision, and Beijing's actions continue to undermine the rules-based order and threaten the sovereignty of nations.	continue
2,295	Biden's plan will crush Florida. [SEP] My plan will crush the virus and we're doing it.	continue
2,296	The other book that I really enjoyed a book by an Israeli author, Yuval Harari, called Sapiens. [SEP] And it -- it's a sweeping history of the human race from 40, 000 feet.	continue
2,297	Washington taxed you less, and you increase the salaries and bonuses for the workers at Guy Chemical. [SEP] In 2019 alone, you all deserve to know, that Guy and Guy Chemical, raised wages for plant employees by 10 to 15%.	continue
2,298	Steve Watkins. [SEP] Steve is a great veteran.	continue
2,299	We fought for free and fair trade. [SEP] We just signed the new U.S. MCA deal in the law, and we fought for American energy.	continue
2,300	And I sat down, and I said, America is back. [SEP] I know all these people because I've been involved for years, I'd been chairman of Foreign Relations, and I did a lot of foreign policy for Barack.	continue
2,301	We should now extend the right to vote to more than ten million citizens unjustly denied that right. [SEP] They are the young men and women of America between the ages of 18 and 21.	continue
2,302	Remember when? [SEP] Remember when we went through 9/11, how terrible 9/11 was when we were going through it, but then life brings perspective.	continue
2,303	That's not who we are. [SEP] And I will never, ever turn Medicare into a voucher, because no American should have to spend their golden years at the mercy of insurance companies.	continue
2,304	My administration is pursuing a comprehensive strategy to address school violence. [SEP] We enacted two critical reforms into law.	continue
2,305	He also welcomed the Prime Minister's statement affirming that Iraqi elections will occur as scheduled, as well as the Prime Minister's commitment to ensuring that humanitarian aid is reaching people in need. [SEP] The Vice President underscored that America will support and assist Iraq in its fight against international terrorism.	continue
2,306	And I never want another President of the United States to hear that again. [SEP] Could you imagine, as President, when they say, We're very low on ammunition?	continue
2,307	When I was attorney general of California, I drafted and helped pass what we named the Homeowner Bill of Rights, to protect consumers from predatory lending and unfair foreclosure practices. [SEP] It was one of the first bills of its kind in our country, and the purpose behind that bill was quite simple.	continue
2,308	We are confronting the Iranian menace that threatens the United States and Israel and the civilized world. [SEP] We must never allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.	continue
2,309	I referenced that state oxygen team that we put together. [SEP] We also have OSHPD, one of our state agencies working with the US Army Corps of Engineers, the best of the best.	continue
2,310	That is not right. [SEP] That's not who we are.	continue
2,311	One survey found that within a single metro area, the highest negotiated price for a simple blood test was roughly 40 times more than the lowest price. [SEP] They were given exactly the same service - in some cases, sent them to the same labs - and were charged 40 times more money.	continue
2,312	This country is going to come back and it's going to come back strong. [SEP] We have to get rid of the virus We've got to open up our country.	continue
2,313	Today, we're thrilled to be joined by several business leaders who understand just how true all of the things that we're saying are. [SEP] We're also thrilled to have a lot of the fake news media in the back.	continue
2,314	Governor, I want to ask a couple of questions about vaccinations to date. [SEP] I wanted to find out if you could tell us, first of all, how many of the doses that have been administered have been Pfizer versus Moderna.	continue
2,315	Reporters can't leak. [SEP] You cannot leak classified information.	continue
2,316	We are the piggy bank that everybody likes to take advantage of, or take from. [SEP] And we can't let that happen anymore.	continue
2,317	All Americans can draw a straight line from the free lives we lead today to that one moment when the world changed forever. [SEP] From that day in 1776, freedom has had a home and a defender.	continue
2,318	I'll give you an example. [SEP] Shortly after I took office, the United States made the single biggest Federal investment in clean energy in our history.	continue
2,319	We've had many, many encounters at all sorts of different international fora where we've been strongly aligned on environment; on fighting COVID and getting - getting through this pandemic, preparing for future challenges; but also on building back better and recovering our economies in ways that work for the middle class, for people working hard to join it in a way that is inclusive and fair. [SEP] And we've got a lot - a lot of work to continue to do.	continue
2,320	At the end of the day when politics fail, what happens? [SEP] It's the United States military that has to go and clean up the work.	continue
2,321	And we've had the best. [SEP] And if our opponent ever got into office, instead of being up 62%, instead of those 401s of yours being up 60, 70, 80, 90%.	continue
2,322	We want to give as many people as we can access to the information they need to choose to get vaccinated and to then help the people they care about make that decision too. [SEP] You can sign up and get more information at WeCanDoThis.HHS.gov.	continue
2,323	With respect to trade, we hope to be able to not simply finalize an agreement with the various parties in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, but also to be able to explain it to the public and to engage in all the stakeholders and to publicly engage with the critics, because I think some of the criticism of what we've been doing on the Trans-Pacific Partnership is groups fighting the last war as opposed to looking forward. [SEP] And so that may be something discrete that we can get done if we're able to have a good, solid debate and everybody feels like it's been transparent and they understand exactly what it is that we're trying to do.	continue
2,324	Getting along with Russia would be a good thing. [SEP] Getting along with China would be a good thing.	continue
2,325	They're lawless. [SEP] For this reason, we have now appointed, as of today, 161-and fully approved-brandnew Federal judges, Court of Appeals judges, to interpret our Constitution as written.	continue
2,326	You're in a situation where your economy is struggling, you need to move it in a more aggressive way, in terms of growing it. [SEP] And you - I don't think he's looking for a Cold War with the United States.	continue
2,327	We have a trafficking problem, including human trafficking. [SEP] We're very, very tough on that.	continue
2,328	And right now we are going so fast, we are the fastest developing country in the world. [SEP] Can you believe that?	continue
2,329	What we can do to help young women and women of all ages is to have a strong economy, so strong that employers are looking to find good employees and bringing them into their workforce and adapting to a flexible work schedule that gives women the opportunities that they would otherwise not be able to afford. [SEP] This is what I've done.	continue
2,330	The theory that well, New York is going to be immune from what's happening everywhere in the country, that does not work. [SEP] We were not immune from what was happening in China and what was happening in Europe, when the virus went from China to Europe.	continue
2,331	This includes their therapies designed to attack the virus, as well as others that would hinder its replication, reduce the rate of infection, control the immune response, or transfer lifesaving antibodies from the blood of recovered patients. [SEP] And one of the incredible things that we've seen - and Mike and I were talking about it before - is the fact oftentimes somebody gets very ill from the plague - okay? - from this horrible scourge.	continue
2,332	And so economic relations are important, political relations are important. [SEP] Common security threats like counterterrorism are important.	continue
2,333	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. [SEP] That hasn't happened yet.	continue
2,334	And as the President announced on Tuesday, all adult Americans will be eligible for vaccination no later than April 19th. [SEP] That's in 10 days and ahead of the original May 1st timeline.	continue
2,335	This mission includes overseeing more than 13, 000 Foreign Service Officers, who act as our representatives to the world; 12, 000 Consular Officers; and an administrator of just an incredible immigration system - system that we're going to be changing and fixing and making better; a system that's under siege right now. [SEP] But a system that will in fact, hopefully, be the talk of the world by the time we finish.	continue
2,336	As for me, I've held high office and done the work of democracy day-by-day. [SEP] Yes, my parents were prosperous, and their children were lucky.	continue
2,337	Mm-hmm. [SEP] Mm-hmm.	continue
2,338	We're not going to have much from here on the additional sanctions that President Park announced. [SEP] I would draw your attention our focus has been the weeks of months of putting together work at the U.N. Security Council to draft and deliver and pass the strongest, most robust sanctions against North Korea on record.	continue
2,339	Okay? [SEP] So if tomorrow I can wave a wand and every American was vaccinated, then in fact we'd be out of the woods.	continue
2,340	But we like it. [SEP] And we opened up our fields.	continue
2,341	Police also found a document, 180 pages, posted online before the shooting where he wrote racist and antisemitic ideas. [SEP] So authorities, as you heard in this press conference just a few moments ago, investigating this attack as a federal hate crime.	continue
2,342	And while we might have some long-term differences about reforming the tax system, the President believes that we should do it in a way that offers more benefits to the middle class, that asks folks at the top of the income scale to pay a little bit more. [SEP] Republicans, on the other hand, have nominated somebody who believes that we should actually significantly increase the tax benefits that go to those at the top of the income scale and ask middle-class families to pay more to subsidize those tax benefits for the wealthy.	continue
2,343	That's going to happen. [SEP] That happens with influenza.	continue
2,344	This, more than anything, will go at the costs that Americans face. [SEP] You talk about health care, one of the biggest costs of American families face.	continue
2,345	We've cut regulations at a level that nobody has even come close to - and that's whether it's four years, eight years, or, in one case, even more than that. [SEP] Nobody has done anything close: regulations, low taxes, rebuilt military, take care of our vets.	continue
2,346	That's the nature of a democracy. [SEP] There is nothing wrong with that.	continue
2,347	You know, peace through strength is foreign policy that works. [SEP] And it works best when America has a strong economy and a strong military.	continue
2,348	And none of that would have been possible without the strong support in our first two years of Republican majorities in the house of representatives. [SEP] And I would be remiss today if I didn't take a moment, not just to acknowledge, but to thank a strong conservative leader in the Congress of the United States, who was there every step of the way as we brought this economy all the way back in our first three years.	continue
2,349	So, far from a measure of - far from , of course, that's what the G7 has taken together. [SEP] At this stage, again, you know, the U.S., the EU, Canada, the UK have all taken steps to embargo imports of Russian oil.	continue
2,350	He's already used chemical weapons in the past, and we should be careful of what about-of what's about to come. [SEP] He knows there will be severe consequences because of the united NATO front, but the point is, it's real.	continue
2,351	And these atrocities have to come to an end. [SEP] And we're working diligently through a variety of diplomatic channels to bring about that end state.	continue
2,352	Inflation is low. [SEP] Interest rates are low.	continue
2,353	That's WeCanDoThis.HHS.gov. [SEP] And, finally, I'll just say this in closing: You know, this has been a long, hard year for all of us.	continue
2,354	I will say this. [SEP] I think if you just read the interviews -- just read the two interviews side by side.	continue
2,355	The United States with its partners are also looking at various ways to help support the opposition. [SEP] We are already taking measures that are non-lethal and looking at ways that we can help the opposition through humanitarian assistance and other non-lethal things that we can do to help them.	continue
2,356	It is a relationship in which I believe you will start to see the United States and NATO talk to Russia about how NATO and Russia can better relate. [SEP] It is a relationship that got new impetus to shared cooperative security issues concerning September 11th and counterterrorism.	continue
2,357	It is our work to win this struggle. [SEP] We're now about 3 years into the war against terrorism.	continue
2,358	This is about protecting our everyday life. [SEP] Congress must address this crisis.	continue
2,359	We want electric cars built here in the United States of America by American workers. [SEP] If the other side gets the keys, they say they want to give a $700 billion tax cut to the top 2 percent, millionaires and billionaires.	continue
2,360	And that is democracy, rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of religion. [SEP] Now, in every country I deal with, whether it's China, Russia, ultimately Iran, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, allies as well as non-allies, there are going to be some differences.	continue
2,361	In order to make sure jobs are here-stay at home-in order to make sure the country is on the leading edge of technological change, we have got to make sure people have the skills necessary to fill those jobs. [SEP] And it doesn't matter whether you've been in the Army for 8- or Air Force for 4 and Army for 4, there's still a chance.	continue
2,362	But now that the crisis seems to perhaps be lessening, I wanted to ask you about accountability. [SEP] And, of course, million - millions of Americans became familiar with you as the tough boss who fired people for doing a poor job.	continue
2,363	I don't remember asking that question when I was your age. [SEP] I don't think many baby boomers were sitting around saying to their moms and dads or elected officials, Was Social Security going to be around?	continue
2,364	This is a day of great hope for all Americans. [SEP] Our enemies have become our partners, committed to building democratic and civil societies.	continue
2,365	And this is a pandemic that is flaring up all over the place. [SEP] Countries thought they were in good shape and then, all of a sudden, they have a big flare-up.	continue
2,366	You shouldn't have to have a family member die of a toxic exposure to be able to understand the pain, and difficulty, and tenacity that these families have had to undergo on their own. [SEP] We make them advocate on their own.	continue
2,367	It costs the economy, Congressman, $70 billion annually. [SEP] You hear me?	continue
2,368	What we're doing is standing up against naked aggression, and we will succeed. [SEP] We will not turn back.	continue
2,369	The President just concluded a meeting in the Oval Office. [SEP] This morning, at 8:30 a.m., the President met privately with Congressman Norwood, which is a follow-up to several meetings that have been taking place on the staff level with Congressman Norwood.	continue
2,370	Nobody thought it was even possible to get close to a 7 million number. [SEP] Two million was maxed out, if you were lucky and if you did a great job.	continue
2,371	If you choose this path, you will find no safe harbor, no easy exit, and no way out. [SEP] You will lose everything.	continue
2,372	We know how incredibly effective vaccines are. [SEP] If you're vaccinated and boosted you have the highest degree of protection.	continue
2,373	You see, our markets are pretty open for other people. [SEP] And what we're going to do is tell other people, If our markets are open for you, you open yours for us.	continue
2,374	But the federal government cannot do it alone and will need local stakeholders, both public and private, to get behind the effort with their own resources, said Rep. Adam Schiff. [SEP] This year, Congress allocated an additional eight million dollars, a very substantial sum in these budget constrained times, and I thank Chairman Calvert for his support.	continue
2,375	Look, the press is unbelievably dishonest. [SEP] That was a major statement put out last night by the Foreign Minister of Ukraine and also by the President of Ukraine, and you don't even report it.	continue
2,376	And all of us, and all of us together - I've had many conversations with leaders all over the world over the weekend, and over the last couple of weeks in particular. [SEP] And this is a pandemic that is flaring up all over the place.	continue
2,377	And you're seeing more and more people in the international community join the call for Syria to stop interfering in Lebanon. [SEP] And that means they need to withdraw, and that -- withdraw all their military forces and all their intelligence services from the country.	continue
2,378	We are born free, and we will stay free. [SEP] Tonight, werenew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.	continue

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And Republicans want to save American lives and support American law enforcement. [SEP] And that's what we're doing.

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So my concern is not whether there is campus activism. [SEP] I think that's a good thing.

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It's not our role to begin the negotiation. [SEP] Again, our role is to strengthen Ukraine on the battlefield, to try to strengthen Ukraine at the negotiating table by implying these sanctions and costs to Russia.

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I never see it. [SEP] But I think the people understand it.

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And it was a total phony scam. [SEP] It was set up by people within the government to try and stop somebody from getting elected.

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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. [SEP] He will continue to travel across the Middle East and Europe, where he will be able to connect the effort we've done with European allies and other international partners with the coalition that we're putting together in the region.

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If federal programs cannot show results, they should be overhauled, or retired. [SEP] And while human compassion cannot be summarized in dollars and cents, this budget addresses the many challenges our society faces: bridging the gap for low-income families, so they can buy affordable homes; helping communities of faith pull the addicted from the grip of drugs; lifting children out of poverty and hopelessness by creating good schools and offering them caring adultmentors; and easing the pain and hardship of the global epidemic of AIDS.

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They are breaking down society by breaking down the rule of law; that you have a known criminal that you can't communicate with ICE about. [SEP] We know how bad this is.

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The government is out of a lot of options as it relates to monetary policy. [SEP] And that a fiscal stimulus targeted in the right way that puts money in people's pockets and uses spending to create jobs can have, as Christina Romer said, an impact in lessening what we believe has already been and will continue to be a fairly deep recession.

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Number one, to protect our embassy and our civilian, diplomatic corps. [SEP] I don't want Blackwater to be providing that security; I want our U.S. military to providing-to provide that security.

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The steps we took in the first two and a half years made a difference. [SEP] It made sure that a lot of folks were still on the job that otherwise wouldn't be.

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And we appreciate you focusing on what is important, that people have the ability to express their opinions and protest in a peaceful way, but we can not have a tax on law enforcement, looting. [SEP] This will dismantle what we have built for so long.

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We're going to do more that we can to help. [SEP] I'm going to talk with some folks in the White House tonight to just keep moving forward but I really appreciate the hard work that you're seeing throughout Miami-Dade County.

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Revitalization starts in the heart of every man. [SEP] And I'll say that because, if we focus on the true mission and the people - the grandmothers, the grandfathers; the next generation coming out through us; the kids that are truant and now they're working; the single mothers who now have a job - to restore dignity and hope in their family and in the community, that's why I'm here.

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In 2018, hyperinflation in Venezuela exceeded 1 million percent. [SEP] Crippling shortages of food and medicine plague the country.

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And yet, in the South China Sea, we know that Beijing continues to coerce, to intimidate, and to make claims to the vast majority of the South China Sea. [SEP] These unlawful claims have been rejected by the 2016 arbitral tribunal decision, and Beijing's actions continue to undermine the rules-based order and threaten the sovereignty of nations.

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Biden's plan will crush Florida. [SEP] My plan will crush the virus and we're doing it.

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The other book that I really enjoyed a book by an Israeli author, Yuval Harari, called Sapiens. [SEP] And it -- it's a sweeping history of the human race from 40, 000 feet.

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Washington taxed you less, and you increase the salaries and bonuses for the workers at Guy Chemical. [SEP] In 2019 alone, you all deserve to know, that Guy and Guy Chemical, raised wages for plant employees by 10 to 15%.

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Steve Watkins. [SEP] Steve is a great veteran.

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We fought for free and fair trade. [SEP] We just signed the new U.S. MCA deal in the law, and we fought for American energy.

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And I sat down, and I said, America is back. [SEP] I know all these people because I've been involved for years, I'd been chairman of Foreign Relations, and I did a lot of foreign policy for Barack.

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We should now extend the right to vote to more than ten million citizens unjustly denied that right. [SEP] They are the young men and women of America between the ages of 18 and 21.

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Remember when? [SEP] Remember when we went through 9/11, how terrible 9/11 was when we were going through it, but then life brings perspective.

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That's not who we are. [SEP] And I will never, ever turn Medicare into a voucher, because no American should have to spend their golden years at the mercy of insurance companies.

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My administration is pursuing a comprehensive strategy to address school violence. [SEP] We enacted two critical reforms into law.

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He also welcomed the Prime Minister's statement affirming that Iraqi elections will occur as scheduled, as well as the Prime Minister's commitment to ensuring that humanitarian aid is reaching people in need. [SEP] The Vice President underscored that America will support and assist Iraq in its fight against international terrorism.

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And I never want another President of the United States to hear that again. [SEP] Could you imagine, as President, when they say, We're very low on ammunition?

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When I was attorney general of California, I drafted and helped pass what we named the Homeowner Bill of Rights, to protect consumers from predatory lending and unfair foreclosure practices. [SEP] It was one of the first bills of its kind in our country, and the purpose behind that bill was quite simple.

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We are confronting the Iranian menace that threatens the United States and Israel and the civilized world. [SEP] We must never allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.

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I referenced that state oxygen team that we put together. [SEP] We also have OSHPD, one of our state agencies working with the US Army Corps of Engineers, the best of the best.

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That is not right. [SEP] That's not who we are.

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One survey found that within a single metro area, the highest negotiated price for a simple blood test was roughly 40 times more than the lowest price. [SEP] They were given exactly the same service - in some cases, sent them to the same labs - and were charged 40 times more money.

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This country is going to come back and it's going to come back strong. [SEP] We have to get rid of the virus We've got to open up our country.

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Today, we're thrilled to be joined by several business leaders who understand just how true all of the things that we're saying are. [SEP] We're also thrilled to have a lot of the fake news media in the back.

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Governor, I want to ask a couple of questions about vaccinations to date. [SEP] I wanted to find out if you could tell us, first of all, how many of the doses that have been administered have been Pfizer versus Moderna.

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Reporters can't leak. [SEP] You cannot leak classified information.

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We are the piggy bank that everybody likes to take advantage of, or take from. [SEP] And we can't let that happen anymore.

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All Americans can draw a straight line from the free lives we lead today to that one moment when the world changed forever. [SEP] From that day in 1776, freedom has had a home and a defender.

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I'll give you an example. [SEP] Shortly after I took office, the United States made the single biggest Federal investment in clean energy in our history.

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We've had many, many encounters at all sorts of different international fora where we've been strongly aligned on environment; on fighting COVID and getting - getting through this pandemic, preparing for future challenges; but also on building back better and recovering our economies in ways that work for the middle class, for people working hard to join it in a way that is inclusive and fair. [SEP] And we've got a lot - a lot of work to continue to do.

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At the end of the day when politics fail, what happens? [SEP] It's the United States military that has to go and clean up the work.

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And we've had the best. [SEP] And if our opponent ever got into office, instead of being up 62%, instead of those 401s of yours being up 60, 70, 80, 90%.

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We want to give as many people as we can access to the information they need to choose to get vaccinated and to then help the people they care about make that decision too. [SEP] You can sign up and get more information at WeCanDoThis.HHS.gov.

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With respect to trade, we hope to be able to not simply finalize an agreement with the various parties in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, but also to be able to explain it to the public and to engage in all the stakeholders and to publicly engage with the critics, because I think some of the criticism of what we've been doing on the Trans-Pacific Partnership is groups fighting the last war as opposed to looking forward. [SEP] And so that may be something discrete that we can get done if we're able to have a good, solid debate and everybody feels like it's been transparent and they understand exactly what it is that we're trying to do.

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Getting along with Russia would be a good thing. [SEP] Getting along with China would be a good thing.

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They're lawless. [SEP] For this reason, we have now appointed, as of today, 161-and fully approved-brandnew Federal judges, Court of Appeals judges, to interpret our Constitution as written.

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You're in a situation where your economy is struggling, you need to move it in a more aggressive way, in terms of growing it. [SEP] And you - I don't think he's looking for a Cold War with the United States.

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We have a trafficking problem, including human trafficking. [SEP] We're very, very tough on that.

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And right now we are going so fast, we are the fastest developing country in the world. [SEP] Can you believe that?

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What we can do to help young women and women of all ages is to have a strong economy, so strong that employers are looking to find good employees and bringing them into their workforce and adapting to a flexible work schedule that gives women the opportunities that they would otherwise not be able to afford. [SEP] This is what I've done.

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The theory that well, New York is going to be immune from what's happening everywhere in the country, that does not work. [SEP] We were not immune from what was happening in China and what was happening in Europe, when the virus went from China to Europe.

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This includes their therapies designed to attack the virus, as well as others that would hinder its replication, reduce the rate of infection, control the immune response, or transfer lifesaving antibodies from the blood of recovered patients. [SEP] And one of the incredible things that we've seen - and Mike and I were talking about it before - is the fact oftentimes somebody gets very ill from the plague - okay? - from this horrible scourge.

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And so economic relations are important, political relations are important. [SEP] Common security threats like counterterrorism are important.

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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. [SEP] That hasn't happened yet.

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And as the President announced on Tuesday, all adult Americans will be eligible for vaccination no later than April 19th. [SEP] That's in 10 days and ahead of the original May 1st timeline.

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This mission includes overseeing more than 13, 000 Foreign Service Officers, who act as our representatives to the world; 12, 000 Consular Officers; and an administrator of just an incredible immigration system - system that we're going to be changing and fixing and making better; a system that's under siege right now. [SEP] But a system that will in fact, hopefully, be the talk of the world by the time we finish.

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As for me, I've held high office and done the work of democracy day-by-day. [SEP] Yes, my parents were prosperous, and their children were lucky.

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Mm-hmm. [SEP] Mm-hmm.

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We're not going to have much from here on the additional sanctions that President Park announced. [SEP] I would draw your attention our focus has been the weeks of months of putting together work at the U.N. Security Council to draft and deliver and pass the strongest, most robust sanctions against North Korea on record.

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Okay? [SEP] So if tomorrow I can wave a wand and every American was vaccinated, then in fact we'd be out of the woods.

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But we like it. [SEP] And we opened up our fields.

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Police also found a document, 180 pages, posted online before the shooting where he wrote racist and antisemitic ideas. [SEP] So authorities, as you heard in this press conference just a few moments ago, investigating this attack as a federal hate crime.

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And while we might have some long-term differences about reforming the tax system, the President believes that we should do it in a way that offers more benefits to the middle class, that asks folks at the top of the income scale to pay a little bit more. [SEP] Republicans, on the other hand, have nominated somebody who believes that we should actually significantly increase the tax benefits that go to those at the top of the income scale and ask middle-class families to pay more to subsidize those tax benefits for the wealthy.

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That's going to happen. [SEP] That happens with influenza.

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This, more than anything, will go at the costs that Americans face. [SEP] You talk about health care, one of the biggest costs of American families face.

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We've cut regulations at a level that nobody has even come close to - and that's whether it's four years, eight years, or, in one case, even more than that. [SEP] Nobody has done anything close: regulations, low taxes, rebuilt military, take care of our vets.

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That's the nature of a democracy. [SEP] There is nothing wrong with that.

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You know, peace through strength is foreign policy that works. [SEP] And it works best when America has a strong economy and a strong military.

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And none of that would have been possible without the strong support in our first two years of Republican majorities in the house of representatives. [SEP] And I would be remiss today if I didn't take a moment, not just to acknowledge, but to thank a strong conservative leader in the Congress of the United States, who was there every step of the way as we brought this economy all the way back in our first three years.

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So, far from a measure of - far from , of course, that's what the G7 has taken together. [SEP] At this stage, again, you know, the U.S., the EU, Canada, the UK have all taken steps to embargo imports of Russian oil.

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He's already used chemical weapons in the past, and we should be careful of what about-of what's about to come. [SEP] He knows there will be severe consequences because of the united NATO front, but the point is, it's real.

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And these atrocities have to come to an end. [SEP] And we're working diligently through a variety of diplomatic channels to bring about that end state.

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Inflation is low. [SEP] Interest rates are low.

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That's WeCanDoThis.HHS.gov. [SEP] And, finally, I'll just say this in closing: You know, this has been a long, hard year for all of us.

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I will say this. [SEP] I think if you just read the interviews -- just read the two interviews side by side.

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The United States with its partners are also looking at various ways to help support the opposition. [SEP] We are already taking measures that are non-lethal and looking at ways that we can help the opposition through humanitarian assistance and other non-lethal things that we can do to help them.

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It is a relationship in which I believe you will start to see the United States and NATO talk to Russia about how NATO and Russia can better relate. [SEP] It is a relationship that got new impetus to shared cooperative security issues concerning September 11th and counterterrorism.

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It is our work to win this struggle. [SEP] We're now about 3 years into the war against terrorism.

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This is about protecting our everyday life. [SEP] Congress must address this crisis.

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We want electric cars built here in the United States of America by American workers. [SEP] If the other side gets the keys, they say they want to give a $700 billion tax cut to the top 2 percent, millionaires and billionaires.

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And that is democracy, rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of religion. [SEP] Now, in every country I deal with, whether it's China, Russia, ultimately Iran, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, allies as well as non-allies, there are going to be some differences.

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In order to make sure jobs are here-stay at home-in order to make sure the country is on the leading edge of technological change, we have got to make sure people have the skills necessary to fill those jobs. [SEP] And it doesn't matter whether you've been in the Army for 8- or Air Force for 4 and Army for 4, there's still a chance.

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But now that the crisis seems to perhaps be lessening, I wanted to ask you about accountability. [SEP] And, of course, million - millions of Americans became familiar with you as the tough boss who fired people for doing a poor job.

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I don't remember asking that question when I was your age. [SEP] I don't think many baby boomers were sitting around saying to their moms and dads or elected officials, Was Social Security going to be around?

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This is a day of great hope for all Americans. [SEP] Our enemies have become our partners, committed to building democratic and civil societies.

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And this is a pandemic that is flaring up all over the place. [SEP] Countries thought they were in good shape and then, all of a sudden, they have a big flare-up.

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You shouldn't have to have a family member die of a toxic exposure to be able to understand the pain, and difficulty, and tenacity that these families have had to undergo on their own. [SEP] We make them advocate on their own.

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It costs the economy, Congressman, $70 billion annually. [SEP] You hear me?

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What we're doing is standing up against naked aggression, and we will succeed. [SEP] We will not turn back.

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The President just concluded a meeting in the Oval Office. [SEP] This morning, at 8:30 a.m., the President met privately with Congressman Norwood, which is a follow-up to several meetings that have been taking place on the staff level with Congressman Norwood.

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Nobody thought it was even possible to get close to a 7 million number. [SEP] Two million was maxed out, if you were lucky and if you did a great job.

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If you choose this path, you will find no safe harbor, no easy exit, and no way out. [SEP] You will lose everything.

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We know how incredibly effective vaccines are. [SEP] If you're vaccinated and boosted you have the highest degree of protection.

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You see, our markets are pretty open for other people. [SEP] And what we're going to do is tell other people, If our markets are open for you, you open yours for us.

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But the federal government cannot do it alone and will need local stakeholders, both public and private, to get behind the effort with their own resources, said Rep. Adam Schiff. [SEP] This year, Congress allocated an additional eight million dollars, a very substantial sum in these budget constrained times, and I thank Chairman Calvert for his support.

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Look, the press is unbelievably dishonest. [SEP] That was a major statement put out last night by the Foreign Minister of Ukraine and also by the President of Ukraine, and you don't even report it.

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And all of us, and all of us together - I've had many conversations with leaders all over the world over the weekend, and over the last couple of weeks in particular. [SEP] And this is a pandemic that is flaring up all over the place.

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And you're seeing more and more people in the international community join the call for Syria to stop interfering in Lebanon. [SEP] And that means they need to withdraw, and that -- withdraw all their military forces and all their intelligence services from the country.

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We are born free, and we will stay free. [SEP] Tonight, werenew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.

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