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2,479	So I don't view the peaceful protest. [SEP] I think peaceful protesting is fantastic.	continue
2,480	Republicans believe that every life is a sacred gift of God. [SEP] And that's why I've asked Congress to prohibit extreme late term abortion of babies.	continue
2,481	My belief about the regional powers in the Middle East is that they don't respond well to that kind of bluster. [SEP] They haven't in the past, there's no reason to think they will in the future.	continue
2,482	This dignity cannot be found in a man's possessions; it cannot be found in his power, or in his position. [SEP] It really rests on his right to be treated as a man equal in opportunity to all others.	continue
2,483	The scientists are working hard to get that done and we'll be ready with plenty of vaccines when they do. [SEP] We're also ready with anti-viral treatments.	continue
2,484	You've got to have fair trade and not just free trade. [SEP] You have to open up your markets if you expect other people to open up their markets.	continue
2,485	Forty million - 40 million Americans already drinking water that thousands of farmers rely on for - for integration. [SEP] And 40 million count on that river and so do the farmers.	continue
2,486	And we have not yet seen evidence of significant transmission of COVID-19 within schools when schools have fully implemented CDC's mitigation guidance. [SEP] In addition to educator vaccination, which we spoke about on Wednesday, testing remains an important tool in our overall efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19, including in our schools.	continue
2,487	As of today, the Department of Unemployment Assistance is paying unemployment compensation to over 315, 000 Massachusetts residents. [SEP] That's a tripling of the number of people they were paying unemployment compensation to when the month of March began.	continue
2,488	They have also conveyed in their guidance -- and they can speak for themselves, of course -- that transmission and infectiousness occurs in the first five days after a diagnosis with COVID-19, somewhere in the range of 85 to 90 percent of the time, hence their guidance on the five days. [SEP] So, they can speak to their own guidance.	continue
2,489	There have been disagreements under this administration and under the previous administration about certain policies and developments in the Middle East. [SEP] But I think on a set of core interests, we continue to have a common view about what we aim to achieve.	continue
2,490	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. [SEP] And we continue to believe that deeper engagement and deeper people-to-people ties, deeper economic engagement between the United States and Cuba will have the effect of moving the government and the nation in a positive direction.	continue
2,491	We have seen videos and reports of armed officials going door to door, intimidating voters and stopping Ukrainians on the street and forcing them to vote. [SEP] These so-called referenda have been an exercise in coercion and disinformation executed by puppet authorit- -- authorities following orders from Russia.	continue
2,492	And we have seen this since I came into office. [SEP] Since my inauguration, the amount of wind power has tripled, the amount of solar power has gone up by 20 times.	continue
2,493	That is a goal we can meet. [SEP] That's a goal we can meet.	continue
2,494	And I'm here with my co-creator and executive producer, Chuck Lorre, who is -- this issue is very important to both of us. [SEP] He's in the back there.	continue
2,495	What's happening is so sad - is so sad. [SEP] And it can be taken care of quickly, beautifully, and we'll have safety.	continue
2,496	We announced a $2 billion investment in September. [SEP] So, right now, we're on track to double the number of rapid, at-home tests on the market by early November.	continue
2,497	Republicans are also strongly protecting Medicare. [SEP] A majority of Democrats on the ballot for Congress have already signed up for a government takeover of health care that would obliterate Medicare and terminate Medicare Advantage for half a million Illinois seniors who depend on it.	continue
2,498	We're doubling down now with testing to protect vulnerable people not just inside nursing homes, but in residential settings and senior daycare centers. [SEP] This is a remarkable advance.	continue
2,499	Last summer, Brown called on the Obama Administration to make permanent this critical tax credit, while promoting the domestic manufacture of cutting-edge technologies. [SEP] Brown, who called for the extension as part of a national manufacturing strategy, is working alongside President Obama to pass the Small Business Jobs Act and to create jobs through a nationwide investment in transportation infrastructure.	continue
2,500	We weren't going to get involved. [SEP] We met a woman named Rosie Torres who runs an organization named Burn Pit 360.	continue
2,501	The physicians like it, and with the uptake in people in the hospital was needed. [SEP] That was able to drop.	continue
2,502	We're going to open it up in quadrants. [SEP] We're going to open it up in states.	continue
2,503	And Romania's role in this area and in her neighborhood is a vital role, one that I listen very carefully to his advice on, because this area of the world is one where there's emerging democracies. [SEP] And it's an area of the world that is-where there has been historical conflict, and it's an area of the world where we've got to pay attention to it.	continue
2,504	High technology is not going to stop it. [SEP] The only thing that stops it is a wall.	continue
2,505	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. [SEP] We're willing to spend trillions of dollars to prevent terrorist activities but we haven't been willing, so far at least, to impose some common sense gun safety measures that could save some lives.	continue
2,506	We want to sit down and have a very broad conversation with them about what types of strategies and capabilities can meet those objectives. [SEP] And again, I think what we've seen since the transition of power in Saudi Arabia certainly is the fact that Mohammed bin Nayef and Mohammed bin Salman have been key figures in setting that security policy for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and key interlocutors for us.	continue
2,507	A President must solve problems, must confront problems, not pass them on to future Presidents or future generations. [SEP] We have a problem in Social Security, and that is, when baby boomers like me retire, younger workers are going to have trouble paying for us and, therefore, have money available when they retire.	continue
2,508	She's a brilliant woman and she understands exactly where everything is. [SEP] She knows before most people.	continue
2,509	It's going to help people across the country that are unemployed right now. [SEP] And one thing that the President said, which I want to make sure that we understand: He said that I said we should take Detroit bankrupt.	continue
2,510	Almost half of all seniors in the United States lived in poverty before Social Security. [SEP] Let me say that again: 50 percent - almost 50 percent of all the seniors in America lived in poverty before - before this law was passed.	continue
2,511	California, Rhode Island and New Jersey give workers paid family leave. [SEP] Connecticut offers paid sick days.	continue
2,512	But what I've also said is, we can't just produce traditional sources of energy. [SEP] We've also got to look to the future.	continue
2,513	We've got some lawless people in some very high positions. [SEP] They're lawless.	continue
2,514	And as you know, because we've discussed this a lot at the end of last year, we have been committed to looking for ways to provide greater access for photographers to the White House and the President. [SEP] And providing a photo opportunity today was part of that commitment -- fulfilling that commitment.	continue
2,515	We must confront the culture of drug abuse head-on to reduce demand for dangerous narcotics. [SEP] Every person who buys illicit drugs here in America should know that they are risking their futures, their families, and even their lives.	continue
2,516	We will enact trade deals that result in more products proudly stamped with that beautiful phrase, Made in the USA. [SEP] We will achieve new breakthroughs in science and medicine, finding new cures for childhood cancer and ending the AIDS epidemic in America in less than 10 years.	continue
2,517	They do it not as a defensive mechanism but they do it because they feel very strongly about that. [SEP] I hope that they will look at the changes that NATO has taken and say: Well, if NATO had been a threat to us, it no longer is a threat to us.	continue
2,518	I said, It is a decisionmaking job. [SEP] I make a lot of decisions.	continue
2,519	He deployed all 8, 000 of our inspectors at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services to dedicate all of their time to ensuring compliance with those new higher standards. [SEP] And we've spoken about - about nursing home issues with governors around the country.	continue
2,520	He is talking about a reconciliation conference this month. [SEP] There has been also a great deal of work on the Iraqi economy.	continue
2,521	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. [SEP] And I believe that's why you're here.	continue
2,522	Okay. [SEP] So right now we continue to have the challenge of COVID.	continue
2,523	Please pray for them and help the people in Cuba. [SEP] Five pastors, the invite for this event in Cuba are not here because the government in Cuba no permission for today here.	continue
2,524	This is a crisis. [SEP] It is a crisis that the Republicans in Congress are refusing to address.	continue
2,525	This is a time to make sure all our resources available are focused where they need to be, and that is on the people who have been displaced or the people who have been otherwise affected by this natural disaster. [SEP] And that's exactly what we're doing.	continue
2,526	He is not fit to be Commander in Chief. [SEP] And he's certainly not fit to lead the world's greatest democracy.	continue
2,527	And the President certainly is. [SEP] What we have seen from the Assad regime and the Russians is a concerted campaign to strike civilian targets to bomb civilians into submission.	continue
2,528	It's not conducive to capital investment. [SEP] 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.	continue
2,529	But we don't have data that matches that, based on the experience. [SEP] And then, finally, the situation about ventilators.	continue
2,530	You know, President Trump, President Trump is putting pro-Constitution, pro-America judges on the bench, but Claire McCaskill voted no. [SEP] President Trump is securing our border, but Claire McCaskill, she voted no.	continue
2,531	He had the courage to prosecute the people who committed the fraud. [SEP] You don't end fraud by prospective measures to deal with fraud.	continue
2,532	On your foreign aid, it's the same answer I just gave, which is, yes, it's a fairly part of the discretionary budget, but it's still consistent with what the President said. [SEP] When you see these reductions, you'll be able to tie it back to a speech the President gave or something the President has said previously.	continue
2,533	We call on all countries around the world to join us by cutting off all trade and financial ties with North Korea in order to achieve a denuclearized Korean Peninsula. [SEP] As President Trump stated in his speech to the U.N. General Assembly, it is time for all nations to work together to isolate the Kim regime until it seizes its hostile behavior.	continue
2,534	I'm going to do away with the tax break that the President gave people who send jobs abroad, to make sure that if you in fact, have a contract, if you with taxpayers my money, you must use American products, you must buy American products, and you must not be in a position where you're exporting. [SEP] We have 25 -- we have over 50% more people moving jobs overseas as a consequence of these contracts, so it's all backwards.	continue
2,535	I mean, biologically, you know, anything is possible, but there's no evidence whatsoever that we've seen, from an epidemiological standpoint, that pets can be transmitters within the household. [SEP] So, it's not surprising.	continue
2,536	President Trump withdrew the United States from the disastrous Iran nuclear deal. [SEP] He slapped sanctions on that leading state sponsor of terrorism.	continue
2,537	You pay, and we go ahead and spend. [SEP] And what's left is a file cabinet full of IOUs to future generations.	continue
2,538	And not a lot of jobs there either, I want to tell you. [SEP] Not a lot of working jobs.	continue
2,539	And what we're going to do is tell other people, If our markets are open for you, you open yours for us. [SEP] You see, we want to have trade, but trade that is fair.	continue
2,540	U.S. leadership has been sorely missed over the past - past years. [SEP] And I have to say, as - as we're preparing the - the joint rollout and communiqu from this one, it's nice when the Americans are not pulling out all references to climate change and, instead, adding them in.	continue
2,541	Workers who have paid into Social Security with every paycheck must receive the guaranteed benefit they were promised. [SEP] 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.	continue
2,542	It was because of our intense skepticism and doubts about Russia's credibility that we insisted the Russians live up to their commitments before the United States would follow through on the actions we know the Russians are seeking, and that was military cooperation. [SEP] So the United States has not had to make any concessions in order to pursue peace.	continue
2,543	The United States is founded on the principle that our rights do not come from government; they come from God. [SEP] This immortal truth is proclaimed in our Declaration of Independence and enshrined in the First Amendment to our Constitution's Bill of Rights.	continue
2,544	It's promises made and promises kept. [SEP] I mean, think about it.	continue
2,545	All these things tie together. [SEP] Because my vision is one in which-whether we're talking about housing or education or rebuilding America-the idea is you've got to show individual initiative.	continue
2,546	I said, I never want to hear that again. [SEP] And I never want another President of the United States to hear that again.	continue
2,547	But this is a coalition effort here. [SEP] 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.	continue
2,548	Well, on the first question, the President is -- remains firmly committed to raising the minimum wage to $15. [SEP] That's why he put it in his first legislative proposal, and he doesn't -- he believes that any American who is working a full-time job trying to make ends meet should not be at the poverty level.	continue
2,549	The AmCham EU Group did a study that said it could lift Germany's GDP by 0.6 percent if T-TIP was adopted. [SEP] We have our work to do to talk about the benefits, and I want to home in on two particular benefits.	continue
2,550	But none of that. [SEP] None.	continue
2,551	And the way to do that is to bring the interest rates down. [SEP] And the way to do that is to get the Federal deficit down.	continue
2,552	And it's not just Africans who benefit from this. [SEP] The whole world benefits.	continue
2,553	No, the plan I have is my manifesto for black America and to span, particularly the portion of it that relates to how in fact we're going to deal with the prison system. [SEP] If you are in prison, if you are convicted of a crime, no one should be going to jail for drug crime.	continue
2,554	The first was commercializing research. [SEP] Italy does a tremendous amount of high-quality research in nanotechnology and biotechnology and in other fields, but unfortunately, a relatively small amount of that research ever becomes commercialized.	continue
2,555	I don't want to say, No ammunition, but that gets a lot closer. [SEP] I said, I never want to hear that again.	continue
2,556	Tonight, I'm announcing a crackdownon these companies overcharging American businesses and consumers. [SEP] And as Wall Street firms take over more nursing homes, quality in those homes has gone down and costs have gone up.	continue
2,557	Most small businesses are Sub-chapter S corporations or limited partnerships. [SEP] And they pay tax at the individual income-tax level, which means you're running up the taxes on the job creators.	continue
2,558	And the media said Donald Trump is exaggerating. [SEP] He knows that they're not getting a Rolls-Royce, I'm sorry.	continue
2,559	The Senators' letter follows numerousreports of essential workers in meatpacking plants, processing facilities, farms, grocery stores, and markets falling ill from COVID-19. [SEP] Some workers have reportedly felt pressured to go to work even when feeling sick.	continue
2,560	No political document has done more to advance the human condition or propel the engine of progress. [SEP] Yet, as we gather this afternoon, a radical movement is attempting to demolish this treasured and precious inheritance.	continue
2,561	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. [SEP] We will vanquish the virus.	continue
2,562	I say up, because the path rises just slightly. [SEP] It's been that way since they took out the steps so that Franklin Roosevelt could make it to his place of work.	continue
2,563	Members of Congress and other Federal employees already have the ability to choose among health care plans. [SEP] If choice is good enough for lawmakers, it is good enough for America's seniors.	continue
2,564	We've got a better plan where we keep investing in wind and solar and clean coal technology and where farmers and scientists are harnessing new biofuels to power our cars and trucks and where we put construction workers back to work refitting homes and factories so they're more energy efficient; where we're developing a hundred-year supply of natural gas; where we cut our oil imports in half by 2020 and create hundreds of thousands of jobs all across this Nation. [SEP] That's the plan that will move us forward.	continue
2,565	Every Administration says they'll do it, but we are actually doing it. [SEP] We will buy American to make sure everything fromthe deck of an aircraft carrier to the steel on highway guardrailsare made in America.	continue
2,566	Social Security and Medicare are the two things I want to talk about. [SEP] You know, they've been around a long time.	continue
2,567	And I'm wondering, has the White House confirmed that local law enforcement knows the identity of this 10-year-old victim? [SEP] And has the President directed the DOJ to do everything it can to prosecute the abuser and protect her?	continue
2,568	That's why through this whole COVID situation, I've always said one state cannot protect itself. [SEP] Either you defend against the virus everywhere, or it's fundamentally not effective.	continue
2,569	The Iraqi people time and again have defied the terrorists and defied those regime elements who want to derail the transition to democracy. [SEP] Every step of the way they have shown that they are committed to a democratic future.	continue
2,570	We know that if shops enforce social distancing as required by our COVID-secure guidelines, then the virus is less likely to spread, and crucially, we know that transmission of the virus is far lower outdoors, so we can confidently allow more interaction outside. [SEP] I understand that people will have questions as how to do as to all of this safely, and we will publish guidance on these changes to help people-	continue
2,571	And President Kwasniewski informed the President of Poland's decision to buy F-16s. [SEP] President Bush welcomed this news.	continue
2,572	But we've taken in billions and billions of dollars in tariffs on steel, and much of it comes in from China, but they can come through the Canadian border, too. [SEP] So we're always watching for that.	continue
2,573	You'll either have flu-like symptoms or no symptoms at all. [SEP] But as we've said so many times at this podium and the American people get it: A healthy American could inadvertently convey the coronavirus to a senior with an underlying health condition and have the kind of heartbreaking results that we've seen in nursing homes around the country.	continue
2,574	We're going to start drilling in ANWR - one of the largest oil reserves in the world - that for 40 years this country was unable to touch. [SEP] That by itself would be a massive bill.	continue
2,575	For a while there were a scarcity of tests, and the fact is we didn't want to be first in line to get tested when so many people who had symptoms and had justification for it. [SEP] What I want is to have many, many more tests so that there isn't a competition for them.	continue
2,576	I want to be very mindful -- I hear your questions about vaccines. [SEP] I want the American people to know that the COVID vaccines remain highly effective to reduce the risk of serious illness, hospitalization, and death.	continue
2,577	And next week, I'll travel to a couple of job sites to talk about how Democrats and Republicans can work together to grow the economy and protect nearly 700, 000 jobs by passing a highway bill by the end of the summer. [SEP] I'm here because of hard-working Americans like Elizabeth and Carolyn.	continue
2,578	The judging has been very unfair. [SEP] And knowingly, we always have a minority and it's not fair.	continue

2,479

So I don't view the peaceful protest. [SEP] I think peaceful protesting is fantastic.

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2,480

Republicans believe that every life is a sacred gift of God. [SEP] And that's why I've asked Congress to prohibit extreme late term abortion of babies.

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2,481

My belief about the regional powers in the Middle East is that they don't respond well to that kind of bluster. [SEP] They haven't in the past, there's no reason to think they will in the future.

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2,482

This dignity cannot be found in a man's possessions; it cannot be found in his power, or in his position. [SEP] It really rests on his right to be treated as a man equal in opportunity to all others.

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2,483

The scientists are working hard to get that done and we'll be ready with plenty of vaccines when they do. [SEP] We're also ready with anti-viral treatments.

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2,484

You've got to have fair trade and not just free trade. [SEP] You have to open up your markets if you expect other people to open up their markets.

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2,485

Forty million - 40 million Americans already drinking water that thousands of farmers rely on for - for integration. [SEP] And 40 million count on that river and so do the farmers.

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2,486

And we have not yet seen evidence of significant transmission of COVID-19 within schools when schools have fully implemented CDC's mitigation guidance. [SEP] In addition to educator vaccination, which we spoke about on Wednesday, testing remains an important tool in our overall efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19, including in our schools.

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2,487

As of today, the Department of Unemployment Assistance is paying unemployment compensation to over 315, 000 Massachusetts residents. [SEP] That's a tripling of the number of people they were paying unemployment compensation to when the month of March began.

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2,488

They have also conveyed in their guidance -- and they can speak for themselves, of course -- that transmission and infectiousness occurs in the first five days after a diagnosis with COVID-19, somewhere in the range of 85 to 90 percent of the time, hence their guidance on the five days. [SEP] So, they can speak to their own guidance.

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2,489

There have been disagreements under this administration and under the previous administration about certain policies and developments in the Middle East. [SEP] But I think on a set of core interests, we continue to have a common view about what we aim to achieve.

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2,490

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. [SEP] And we continue to believe that deeper engagement and deeper people-to-people ties, deeper economic engagement between the United States and Cuba will have the effect of moving the government and the nation in a positive direction.

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2,491

We have seen videos and reports of armed officials going door to door, intimidating voters and stopping Ukrainians on the street and forcing them to vote. [SEP] These so-called referenda have been an exercise in coercion and disinformation executed by puppet authorit- -- authorities following orders from Russia.

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2,492

And we have seen this since I came into office. [SEP] Since my inauguration, the amount of wind power has tripled, the amount of solar power has gone up by 20 times.

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2,493

That is a goal we can meet. [SEP] That's a goal we can meet.

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2,494

And I'm here with my co-creator and executive producer, Chuck Lorre, who is -- this issue is very important to both of us. [SEP] He's in the back there.

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2,495

What's happening is so sad - is so sad. [SEP] And it can be taken care of quickly, beautifully, and we'll have safety.

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2,496

We announced a $2 billion investment in September. [SEP] So, right now, we're on track to double the number of rapid, at-home tests on the market by early November.

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2,497

Republicans are also strongly protecting Medicare. [SEP] A majority of Democrats on the ballot for Congress have already signed up for a government takeover of health care that would obliterate Medicare and terminate Medicare Advantage for half a million Illinois seniors who depend on it.

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2,498

We're doubling down now with testing to protect vulnerable people not just inside nursing homes, but in residential settings and senior daycare centers. [SEP] This is a remarkable advance.

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2,499

Last summer, Brown called on the Obama Administration to make permanent this critical tax credit, while promoting the domestic manufacture of cutting-edge technologies. [SEP] Brown, who called for the extension as part of a national manufacturing strategy, is working alongside President Obama to pass the Small Business Jobs Act and to create jobs through a nationwide investment in transportation infrastructure.

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2,500

We weren't going to get involved. [SEP] We met a woman named Rosie Torres who runs an organization named Burn Pit 360.

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2,501

The physicians like it, and with the uptake in people in the hospital was needed. [SEP] That was able to drop.

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2,502

We're going to open it up in quadrants. [SEP] We're going to open it up in states.

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2,503

And Romania's role in this area and in her neighborhood is a vital role, one that I listen very carefully to his advice on, because this area of the world is one where there's emerging democracies. [SEP] And it's an area of the world that is-where there has been historical conflict, and it's an area of the world where we've got to pay attention to it.

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2,504

High technology is not going to stop it. [SEP] The only thing that stops it is a wall.

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2,505

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. [SEP] We're willing to spend trillions of dollars to prevent terrorist activities but we haven't been willing, so far at least, to impose some common sense gun safety measures that could save some lives.

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2,506

We want to sit down and have a very broad conversation with them about what types of strategies and capabilities can meet those objectives. [SEP] And again, I think what we've seen since the transition of power in Saudi Arabia certainly is the fact that Mohammed bin Nayef and Mohammed bin Salman have been key figures in setting that security policy for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and key interlocutors for us.

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2,507

A President must solve problems, must confront problems, not pass them on to future Presidents or future generations. [SEP] We have a problem in Social Security, and that is, when baby boomers like me retire, younger workers are going to have trouble paying for us and, therefore, have money available when they retire.

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2,508

She's a brilliant woman and she understands exactly where everything is. [SEP] She knows before most people.

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2,509

It's going to help people across the country that are unemployed right now. [SEP] And one thing that the President said, which I want to make sure that we understand: He said that I said we should take Detroit bankrupt.

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2,510

Almost half of all seniors in the United States lived in poverty before Social Security. [SEP] Let me say that again: 50 percent - almost 50 percent of all the seniors in America lived in poverty before - before this law was passed.

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2,511

California, Rhode Island and New Jersey give workers paid family leave. [SEP] Connecticut offers paid sick days.

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2,512

But what I've also said is, we can't just produce traditional sources of energy. [SEP] We've also got to look to the future.

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2,513

We've got some lawless people in some very high positions. [SEP] They're lawless.

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2,514

And as you know, because we've discussed this a lot at the end of last year, we have been committed to looking for ways to provide greater access for photographers to the White House and the President. [SEP] And providing a photo opportunity today was part of that commitment -- fulfilling that commitment.

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2,515

We must confront the culture of drug abuse head-on to reduce demand for dangerous narcotics. [SEP] Every person who buys illicit drugs here in America should know that they are risking their futures, their families, and even their lives.

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2,516

We will enact trade deals that result in more products proudly stamped with that beautiful phrase, Made in the USA. [SEP] We will achieve new breakthroughs in science and medicine, finding new cures for childhood cancer and ending the AIDS epidemic in America in less than 10 years.

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They do it not as a defensive mechanism but they do it because they feel very strongly about that. [SEP] I hope that they will look at the changes that NATO has taken and say: Well, if NATO had been a threat to us, it no longer is a threat to us.

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2,518

I said, It is a decisionmaking job. [SEP] I make a lot of decisions.

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2,519

He deployed all 8, 000 of our inspectors at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services to dedicate all of their time to ensuring compliance with those new higher standards. [SEP] And we've spoken about - about nursing home issues with governors around the country.

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2,520

He is talking about a reconciliation conference this month. [SEP] There has been also a great deal of work on the Iraqi economy.

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2,521

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. [SEP] And I believe that's why you're here.

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2,522

Okay. [SEP] So right now we continue to have the challenge of COVID.

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2,523

Please pray for them and help the people in Cuba. [SEP] Five pastors, the invite for this event in Cuba are not here because the government in Cuba no permission for today here.

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2,524

This is a crisis. [SEP] It is a crisis that the Republicans in Congress are refusing to address.

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2,525

This is a time to make sure all our resources available are focused where they need to be, and that is on the people who have been displaced or the people who have been otherwise affected by this natural disaster. [SEP] And that's exactly what we're doing.

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2,526

He is not fit to be Commander in Chief. [SEP] And he's certainly not fit to lead the world's greatest democracy.

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2,527

And the President certainly is. [SEP] What we have seen from the Assad regime and the Russians is a concerted campaign to strike civilian targets to bomb civilians into submission.

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2,528

It's not conducive to capital investment. [SEP] 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.

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2,529

But we don't have data that matches that, based on the experience. [SEP] And then, finally, the situation about ventilators.

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2,530

You know, President Trump, President Trump is putting pro-Constitution, pro-America judges on the bench, but Claire McCaskill voted no. [SEP] President Trump is securing our border, but Claire McCaskill, she voted no.

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2,531

He had the courage to prosecute the people who committed the fraud. [SEP] You don't end fraud by prospective measures to deal with fraud.

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On your foreign aid, it's the same answer I just gave, which is, yes, it's a fairly part of the discretionary budget, but it's still consistent with what the President said. [SEP] When you see these reductions, you'll be able to tie it back to a speech the President gave or something the President has said previously.

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We call on all countries around the world to join us by cutting off all trade and financial ties with North Korea in order to achieve a denuclearized Korean Peninsula. [SEP] As President Trump stated in his speech to the U.N. General Assembly, it is time for all nations to work together to isolate the Kim regime until it seizes its hostile behavior.

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I'm going to do away with the tax break that the President gave people who send jobs abroad, to make sure that if you in fact, have a contract, if you with taxpayers my money, you must use American products, you must buy American products, and you must not be in a position where you're exporting. [SEP] We have 25 -- we have over 50% more people moving jobs overseas as a consequence of these contracts, so it's all backwards.

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I mean, biologically, you know, anything is possible, but there's no evidence whatsoever that we've seen, from an epidemiological standpoint, that pets can be transmitters within the household. [SEP] So, it's not surprising.

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2,536

President Trump withdrew the United States from the disastrous Iran nuclear deal. [SEP] He slapped sanctions on that leading state sponsor of terrorism.

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You pay, and we go ahead and spend. [SEP] And what's left is a file cabinet full of IOUs to future generations.

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And not a lot of jobs there either, I want to tell you. [SEP] Not a lot of working jobs.

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

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U.S. leadership has been sorely missed over the past - past years. [SEP] And I have to say, as - as we're preparing the - the joint rollout and communiqu from this one, it's nice when the Americans are not pulling out all references to climate change and, instead, adding them in.

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Workers who have paid into Social Security with every paycheck must receive the guaranteed benefit they were promised. [SEP] 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.

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It was because of our intense skepticism and doubts about Russia's credibility that we insisted the Russians live up to their commitments before the United States would follow through on the actions we know the Russians are seeking, and that was military cooperation. [SEP] So the United States has not had to make any concessions in order to pursue peace.

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The United States is founded on the principle that our rights do not come from government; they come from God. [SEP] This immortal truth is proclaimed in our Declaration of Independence and enshrined in the First Amendment to our Constitution's Bill of Rights.

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It's promises made and promises kept. [SEP] I mean, think about it.

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All these things tie together. [SEP] Because my vision is one in which-whether we're talking about housing or education or rebuilding America-the idea is you've got to show individual initiative.

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I said, I never want to hear that again. [SEP] And I never want another President of the United States to hear that again.

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But this is a coalition effort here. [SEP] 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.

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Well, on the first question, the President is -- remains firmly committed to raising the minimum wage to $15. [SEP] That's why he put it in his first legislative proposal, and he doesn't -- he believes that any American who is working a full-time job trying to make ends meet should not be at the poverty level.

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The AmCham EU Group did a study that said it could lift Germany's GDP by 0.6 percent if T-TIP was adopted. [SEP] We have our work to do to talk about the benefits, and I want to home in on two particular benefits.

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But none of that. [SEP] None.

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And the way to do that is to bring the interest rates down. [SEP] And the way to do that is to get the Federal deficit down.

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And it's not just Africans who benefit from this. [SEP] The whole world benefits.

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No, the plan I have is my manifesto for black America and to span, particularly the portion of it that relates to how in fact we're going to deal with the prison system. [SEP] If you are in prison, if you are convicted of a crime, no one should be going to jail for drug crime.

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The first was commercializing research. [SEP] Italy does a tremendous amount of high-quality research in nanotechnology and biotechnology and in other fields, but unfortunately, a relatively small amount of that research ever becomes commercialized.

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I don't want to say, No ammunition, but that gets a lot closer. [SEP] I said, I never want to hear that again.

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Tonight, I'm announcing a crackdownon these companies overcharging American businesses and consumers. [SEP] And as Wall Street firms take over more nursing homes, quality in those homes has gone down and costs have gone up.

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2,557

Most small businesses are Sub-chapter S corporations or limited partnerships. [SEP] And they pay tax at the individual income-tax level, which means you're running up the taxes on the job creators.

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And the media said Donald Trump is exaggerating. [SEP] He knows that they're not getting a Rolls-Royce, I'm sorry.

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The Senators' letter follows numerousreports of essential workers in meatpacking plants, processing facilities, farms, grocery stores, and markets falling ill from COVID-19. [SEP] Some workers have reportedly felt pressured to go to work even when feeling sick.

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No political document has done more to advance the human condition or propel the engine of progress. [SEP] Yet, as we gather this afternoon, a radical movement is attempting to demolish this treasured and precious inheritance.

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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. [SEP] We will vanquish the virus.

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I say up, because the path rises just slightly. [SEP] It's been that way since they took out the steps so that Franklin Roosevelt could make it to his place of work.

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Members of Congress and other Federal employees already have the ability to choose among health care plans. [SEP] If choice is good enough for lawmakers, it is good enough for America's seniors.

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We've got a better plan where we keep investing in wind and solar and clean coal technology and where farmers and scientists are harnessing new biofuels to power our cars and trucks and where we put construction workers back to work refitting homes and factories so they're more energy efficient; where we're developing a hundred-year supply of natural gas; where we cut our oil imports in half by 2020 and create hundreds of thousands of jobs all across this Nation. [SEP] That's the plan that will move us forward.

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Every Administration says they'll do it, but we are actually doing it. [SEP] We will buy American to make sure everything fromthe deck of an aircraft carrier to the steel on highway guardrailsare made in America.

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Social Security and Medicare are the two things I want to talk about. [SEP] You know, they've been around a long time.

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And I'm wondering, has the White House confirmed that local law enforcement knows the identity of this 10-year-old victim? [SEP] And has the President directed the DOJ to do everything it can to prosecute the abuser and protect her?

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That's why through this whole COVID situation, I've always said one state cannot protect itself. [SEP] Either you defend against the virus everywhere, or it's fundamentally not effective.

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The Iraqi people time and again have defied the terrorists and defied those regime elements who want to derail the transition to democracy. [SEP] Every step of the way they have shown that they are committed to a democratic future.

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We know that if shops enforce social distancing as required by our COVID-secure guidelines, then the virus is less likely to spread, and crucially, we know that transmission of the virus is far lower outdoors, so we can confidently allow more interaction outside. [SEP] I understand that people will have questions as how to do as to all of this safely, and we will publish guidance on these changes to help people-

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And President Kwasniewski informed the President of Poland's decision to buy F-16s. [SEP] President Bush welcomed this news.

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But we've taken in billions and billions of dollars in tariffs on steel, and much of it comes in from China, but they can come through the Canadian border, too. [SEP] So we're always watching for that.

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You'll either have flu-like symptoms or no symptoms at all. [SEP] But as we've said so many times at this podium and the American people get it: A healthy American could inadvertently convey the coronavirus to a senior with an underlying health condition and have the kind of heartbreaking results that we've seen in nursing homes around the country.

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We're going to start drilling in ANWR - one of the largest oil reserves in the world - that for 40 years this country was unable to touch. [SEP] That by itself would be a massive bill.

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For a while there were a scarcity of tests, and the fact is we didn't want to be first in line to get tested when so many people who had symptoms and had justification for it. [SEP] What I want is to have many, many more tests so that there isn't a competition for them.

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I want to be very mindful -- I hear your questions about vaccines. [SEP] I want the American people to know that the COVID vaccines remain highly effective to reduce the risk of serious illness, hospitalization, and death.

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And next week, I'll travel to a couple of job sites to talk about how Democrats and Republicans can work together to grow the economy and protect nearly 700, 000 jobs by passing a highway bill by the end of the summer. [SEP] I'm here because of hard-working Americans like Elizabeth and Carolyn.

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The judging has been very unfair. [SEP] And knowingly, we always have a minority and it's not fair.

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