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2,579	And every American should know that if they purchase illegal drugs, they are helping to finance some of the most violent, cruel, and ruthless organizations anywhere in the world. [SEP] Illegal drug use is not a victimless crime.	continue
2,580	There are millions of Americans who were brutalized by inflation. [SEP] We arrested it, and we're not going to let it out on furlough.	continue
2,581	It is a fight won through strengthening the rule of law and also through the promotion of human rights. [SEP] Our democracies cannot be sustained when people are denied their rights, their freedom, their dignity.	continue
2,582	We don't want to have the test. [SEP] 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.	continue
2,583	You have the most successful, lowest unemployment rate you've ever had. [SEP] And then they say, somebody's gonna come and say, well we'll do a better job.	continue
2,584	And then, after the tax cuts, he said all he could see was an anemic recovery. [SEP] And that was just before the United States economy created a recovery that created 6 million more jobs in 21 months for the American people.	continue
2,585	It's not the same country. [SEP] Not the same country.	continue
2,586	We'll make sure our programs for children in low-income families are fully subscribed to. [SEP] But to make sure health care is affordable-that's what we need to address, the cost of health care.	continue
2,587	African American, Hispanic American, Asian American unemployment have reached the lowest levels ever recorded in the history of our country. [SEP] African American, Hispanic American poverty rates are at record lows.	continue
2,588	I want to start today by reiterating with an update of our vaccination efforts. [SEP] We are now vaccinating close to 3 million people a day.	continue
2,589	We are encouraging investment from outside to Iraq. [SEP] And we are going to renew the local elections-shall in new-in near future for this country.	continue
2,590	The private sector was very important in helping us pass this legislation. [SEP] And Patrick - I call him Patrick - but Pat Gelsinger, the CEO, was relentless on this, not only in his own advocacy but in mobilizing other supports to remove all doubt that the bill would pass.	continue
2,591	For many children, school has been a safe and enriching environment. [SEP] For this past year and a half, many children have felt the effects of school closures, outbreaks among students and school staff, and ultimately changes in their normal school environment due to COVID-19.	continue
2,592	This can be community college or a 4-year school, vocational training or an apprenticeship. [SEP] But whatever the training may be, every American will need to get more than a high school diploma.	continue
2,593	In fact, when we were cutting taxes, we also eliminated the individual mandate tax at the heart of Obamacare. [SEP] It's gone.	continue
2,594	We honor your talents, we honor your careers, and your remarkable contributions to this country that we love. [SEP] Throughout our history, America has advanced not only because of the will of our citizens, not only because of the vision of our leaders or the might of our military.	continue
2,595	That if you do this, that you will not die from COVID. [SEP] So I just want to clear that up.	continue
2,596	We've launched a historic initiative to reduce the price of prescription drugs. [SEP] And last year, this is--I'm so proud of this, because we have no help from the Democrats.	continue
2,597	Iraq's oil infrastructure is being rebuilt, with the Iraqi oil industry already producing about 2.5 million barrels per day. [SEP] On the ground in Iraq, we have serious and continuing challenges.	continue
2,598	But to make sure health care is affordable-that's what we need to address, the cost of health care. [SEP] Part of the reason health care costs are high is because third-party payers make the payment.	continue
2,599	True, the Founding Fathers envisioned no role for parties, and yet 200 years of political experiences have shown their value. [SEP] Political parties clarify and sharpen the debate.	continue
2,600	In the Oval Office of the White House, I welcomed home Pastor Andrew Brunson, great man, from Turkey. [SEP] He is now free from jail.	continue
2,601	You also have transportation costs. [SEP] And of course energy costs come into that, when people are trying to move food from one place to the other.	continue
2,602	I was asked here yesterday about the COVID -- COVID Response office and what was going to happen. [SEP] And so one thing I do want to share with folks:	continue
2,603	I mentioned tax cuts, but it's also reforms. [SEP] But I'm looking forward to signing it.	continue
2,604	We will do it because as Americans we can do no less. [SEP] For our children, we must offer them the guarantee of a peaceful and prosperous future, a future grounded in a world built on strong democratic principles, free from the specter of global conflict.	continue
2,605	We still do not have confirmed ambassadors in critical posts like Saudi Arabia, Syria, India, Uzbekistan, Tunisia and Morocco. [SEP] We do not have a confirmed Deputy Attorney General, the number two post at Justice, which has oversight of the FBI and all U.S. Attorneys.	continue
2,606	It's going to help us create more good jobs, ease the burden on working families, and strengthen our economy in the long run. [SEP] And I'm going out - I'm - I'm going to be out there making the case for the American people until this job is done; until we bring this bipartisan deal home; until our human infrastructure, also, needs are met; until we have a fair tax system to pay for all of this.	continue
2,607	So, you know, but that's not a - I don't call that a vote. [SEP] So I want to thank everybody very much.	continue
2,608	And now it's time for a government to get stood up. [SEP] There's time for the elected representatives-or those who represent the voters, the political parties, to come together and form a unity government.	continue
2,609	The danger with the immigration issue is that it can be- it can lead to nativism and encourage behavior which is really not how Americans should view the world. [SEP] The long-term solution, by the way, to- for example, immigration issues with Mexico, is for Mexico to grow a middle class.	continue
2,610	We have a group of citizens that are hard-working people, and we have a government that is responsible not only for its mandate but also is projecting the future of Ecuador. [SEP] And we are also having the basic foundations laid out for a democracy that will continue to survive.	continue
2,611	This is a swindle. [SEP] It's a con job.	continue
2,612	We went through a recession. [SEP] That's a hard time for a lot of people.	continue
2,613	Because you'll have somebody standing on one of the networks - I won't say which one, but there are more than one; many of them - saying how it's a peaceful protest, and over the shoulder, you see the whole place is burning down. [SEP] It's become a pretty common sight.	continue
2,614	I'm calling on Congress to pass the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, because too many pregnant workers are forced to choose between their health and their job. [SEP] They can get fired for taking too many bathroom breaks, or forced on unpaid leave just for being pregnant.	continue
2,615	Throughout history, we have seen that no darkness can overcome the light of the Jewish faith and that no evil can overcome the unbreakable spirit of the Jewish people. [SEP] So true.	continue
2,616	I recently met with Chairman Grassley and other members of Congress to discuss the bill. [SEP] We also agreed that we must be tough on crime, especially on criminals and trafficking of drugs, and lots of other trafficking.	continue
2,617	Let's stop looking at COVID-19 as a partisan dividing line and see it for what it is:AGod-awful disease. [SEP] Let's stop seeing each other as enemies, and start seeing each other for who we really are:Fellow Americans.	continue
2,618	My Nation will work with the U.N. Security Council to meet our common challenge. [SEP] If Iraq's regime defies us again, the world must move deliberately, decisively to hold Iraq to account.	continue
2,619	Unemployment claims are at a 45-year low, which is something. [SEP] After years of wage stagnation, we are finally seeing rising wages.	continue
2,620	They just don't want to do it. [SEP] The Democrats just don't want to give us those people.	continue
2,621	As I said during our March hearing in the Judiciary Committee on violence and discrimination against Asian Americans, the victims of this racist hate are not strangers who pose a threat merely because of their race or ethnicity. [SEP] Rather, they are our neighbors, our friends, our family members, our constituents, and our fellow Americans, and the increasing danger they face is not just from the pandemic, but from their fellow citizens.	continue
2,622	In 2019 alone, you all deserve to know, that Guy and Guy Chemical, raised wages for plant employees by 10 to 15%. [SEP] And since President Trump took office and we got those tax cuts done, this company has grown by 33%, that's how America grows.	continue
2,623	And sadly, China, who I have a very good relationship with. [SEP] President Xi, I really like him, but China has had, yesterday it was announced, the worse year in 27 years.	continue
2,624	Make sure that you're continuing to follow our guidance, masks, social distancing, hand washing, are going to continue to be important pillars, particularly until we can get two-thirds of our adults vaccinated. [SEP] I would also encourage all businesses to join us in the Bringing Summer Back campaign and to encourage all of their employees to get vaccinated, have a vaccine day, make sure you're giving time off, both for the vaccine and for recovery, and making sure that you're encouraging folks who do work in your businesses to get vaccinated as soon as possible.	continue
2,625	Women deserve equal pay for equal work, and at a time when more women are breadwinners for a family, that benefits men too. [SEP] And because no parent who works full time should have to raise a family in poverty, it's time for Congress to follow the lead of State after State, get on the bandwagon, and give America a raise.	continue
2,626	We're not allowing people to come in. [SEP] If you look at what happened in Mexico two days ago, with the roughness of these people in the second caravan that's been forming, and also, frankly, in the first caravan, and now they have one forming in El Salvador - and we are thinking very seriously immediately stopping aid to those countries.	continue
2,627	In terms of premiums, we believe strongly that through this whole process and as it takes effect, that we'll see a decrease in not only the premiums that individuals will see, but a decrease in the cost of healthcare for folks. [SEP] Remember, that was another promise that the previous administration made, that you'd see a decrease in $2, 500 on average for families across this land; in fact, what they've seen is an increase of $2, 500 or $3, 000.	continue
2,628	You know, it's an amazing substance. [SEP] You look at the Indy cars - they run 100 percent on ethanol.	continue
2,629	We can do it in a way that doesn't require us to renege on the national debt, which no one's ever held hos- - held - held the whole Congress hostage, saying, If you don't do what I want to do, which is go back to the 2022 budget and make sure that we cut 22 percent across the board in every single thing except defense - which means then you got to raise it to 30 percent to cut across the board and eliminate all these programs - then guess what? [SEP] We're going to renege on the national debt.	continue
2,630	Since joining the Washington Post 65 years ago, he transformed that newspaper into one of the finest in the world. [SEP] With Ben in charge, the Post published the Pentagon Papers, revealing the true history of America's involvement in Vietnam; exposed Watergate; unleashed a new era of investigative journalism, holding America's leaders accountable and reminding us that our freedom as a nation rests on our freedom of the press.	continue
2,631	With NAFTA we're moving forward with our trade strategy. [SEP] Trade is part of my long-term economic growth plan to create more opportunities for all Americans.	continue
2,632	I will tell you, though, I am worried about things getting in the press that put people's lives at risk. [SEP] And I know you-I'm sure you feel the same way, and everybody in the room would feel that same way.	continue
2,633	And let us be clear: The Constitution of the United States gives the Congress the power to pass legislation. [SEP] And nowhere - nowhere - does the Constitution give a minority the right to unilaterally block legislation.	continue
2,634	Iran is not the same country it was when I came into office, I will tell you. [SEP] They were looking to take over Syria and Yemen and every place, Iraq.	continue
2,635	Send a message for facts. [SEP] Send a message for reason.	continue
2,636	I think that the signal that we are sending to the private sector, that will in turn invest heavily in solar and wind and battery technologies, the doubling of fuel efficiency standards on cars, all these things start taking on a momentum of their own. [SEP] And we have seen this since I came into office.	continue
2,637	As a result, this is a generational investment - a generational investment to modernize our infrastructure, creating millions of good-paying jobs - and that's not coming from me; that's coming from Wall Street - millions of good-paying jobs that position America to compete with the rest of the world in the 21st century - because China is way out-working us, in terms of infrastructure. [SEP] And it's going to make the world of difference for families here in Wisconsin.	continue
2,638	You have power to affect change nationally in a way, many other Americans don't, you're sending me back to Washington to put our country and our people first to make America great. [SEP] Again, you and me working together can succeed in a place that fails you every single day.	continue
2,639	And I know what a working economy looks like. [SEP] And an economy with 7.8-percent unemployment is not a real strong economy.	continue
2,640	If you look at the young sailor - Saucier - I mean he went to jail over not classified, a much lower level. [SEP] And it's very unfair that he goes to jail, and that Comey's allowed to do it all over.	continue
2,641	And it works best when America has a strong economy and a strong military. [SEP] Under your leadership, House and Senate Republicans are delivering on both of them.	continue
2,642	In the Boston area, the price of delivering a baby can cost anywhere from roughly $4, 700 to nearly $16, 000. [SEP] 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.	continue
2,643	When I go out to Iowa, when I go out to the different states and I talk, they want to run their school programs locally, and they'll do a much better job than somebody - and look, these are some very good people in Washington, but you also have bureaucrats that make a lot of money and don't really care that much about what they're doing or about the community that they have never seen and they'll never meet, and they never will see. [SEP] And I like the fact of getting rid of - Common Core to me is - we have to end it.	continue
2,644	Number two, it's important to know that you should practice good hand hygiene and not touch your face, because you still can touch a surface and bring disease to your face. [SEP] And number three - this is the most important - well, it's just as important: Please, save the medical masks, the N95s for the healthcare workers, because the cloth facial coverings are effective, as far as we know right now, based on the best available evidence, at preventing you from spreading disease to other people.	continue
2,645	To lift up forgotten communities that need investment the most, we've created opportunity zones. [SEP] Jobs and investment are now pouring into 120 newly-designated opportunity zones right here in Wisconsin.	continue
2,646	We all know that we have to have a very vigorous effort to try to develop a vaccine as fast as humanly possible. [SEP] And I'm just pleased - and I think we have a good consensus about those things.	continue
2,647	Let me begin, as the President did, by expressing our deepest condolences to the family of the woman in Washington State who's lost her life to the coronavirus. [SEP] I want to assure that family that they're on the hearts of every American.	continue
2,648	American people should be able to feel free to go to -- to go to -- into a grocery store, to go a church. [SEP] Our kids should feel free and feel safe, and our teachers, administrators should feel safe to go into a school.	continue
2,649	Already, we've mobilized business leaders to train 10, 000 American engineers a year, by providing company internships and training. [SEP] Other businesses are covering tuition for workers who learn new skills at community colleges.	continue
2,650	But I believe that in the end, the American people will see that it is a win for our workers, our businesses and our middle class. [SEP] And I expect that, after the American people and Congress have an opportunity for months of careful review and consultation, Congress will approve it, and I'll have the chance to sign it into law.	continue
2,651	Ari, Pravda is reporting that Russia is considering carrying out a coup against Saddam Hussein to guarantee Russia first choice of lucrative oil contracts, after Saddam Hussein is deposed. [SEP] Is the President aware of this?	continue
2,652	It's hard to run a business if you're marching to war. [SEP] It's not conducive to capital investment.	continue
2,653	It's down about $1.25 and going down. [SEP] It needs to go more.	continue
2,654	It's a part of your legacy to your family. [SEP] And so just some guidelines to make what I think is a practical plan to make Social Security more available for younger workers.	continue
2,655	So, you know, the truth is though is the great thing about American democracy is it's not up to me, I'm just one voter. [SEP] It's going to be up to the American people.	continue
2,656	Second you're right on a parochial level, the flight could go into Chicago and then the person would get off the plane in Chicago and fly to New York. [SEP] That's true also.	continue
2,657	We've also got to look to the future. [SEP] That's why we doubled fuel efficiency standards on cars.	continue
2,658	The only thing that stops it is a wall. [SEP] And when the Democrats talk about a wall - It doesn't mean anything.	continue
2,659	In North Dakota, 100 percent of the women that are incarcerated in our prison system have a disease of addiction. [SEP] Eighty-five percent of the men in our prison have disease of addiction.	continue
2,660	From the moment that this country learned of the spread of the coronavirus, President Donald Trump took decisive action and established the White House Coronavirus Task Force. [SEP] And as the President just described, the President took unprecedented action to suspend all travel into the United States from China.	continue
2,661	They are tracking whether virus is mutating anywhere in the world. [SEP] The virus has always a little bit of a mutation.	continue
2,662	Ninety-five percent of small businesses won't be required to cover their employees, but many that do will receive a tax credit to help them pay for it. [SEP] If a small business chooses not to provide coverage, its employees will receive tax credits to help them purchase health insurance on their own through the insurance exchange.	continue
2,663	So I want to thank the two companies for showing how we can come together and defeat this virus by putting patriotism and public health first. [SEP] And I mean that literally, putting patriotism and public health first.	continue
2,664	And you know what, now we have this great relationship. [SEP] And let's see what happens.	continue
2,665	And it's a very sad thing. [SEP] That's one of many things, but it would have never happened.	continue
2,666	I am reversing that and we're going back so that Puerto Rico can get its pharmaceutical industry back, and they're going to have it back soon. [SEP] That was Joe Biden that did that.	continue
2,667	Why should we? [SEP] Why should we allow that to happen?	continue
2,668	So instead of waiting on line for four weeks to see a doctor, they can go immediately outside, get a private doctor, we pay for the bill, and the vet is in great shape. [SEP] But we actually save money, but more importantly, we save their lives, and we save the quality of their life.	continue
2,669	Many are important to our efforts to win the war on terrorism. [SEP] We still do not have confirmed ambassadors in critical posts like Saudi Arabia, Syria, India, Uzbekistan, Tunisia and Morocco.	continue
2,670	Russia wants us. [SEP] Everybody wants our help.	continue
2,671	We're going to spend time over lunch talking about specific issues related to the Balkans. [SEP] 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.	continue
2,672	He's going to refer to that today, and I think that's something he'll be talking more about in the future. [SEP] Secondly -- and this is something I mentioned earlier -- it's the people with lower skills and less education who are not enjoying the wage appreciation like others.	continue
2,673	It's been a nightmare for many. [SEP] And we are looking at a healthcare that would be a fantastic tribute to our country; a healthcare that will take care of people, finally, for the right reasons, and also at the right cost.	continue
2,674	The other area is, I've said that next year I'm going to inherit a world in disarray. [SEP] My whole professional career and academic career has been all foreign policy and national security.	continue
2,675	Which is if we want to really reinforce the point that if people are meeting in these new, slightly relaxed, slightly relaxed, social distancing guidelines, in terms of meeting outdoors, it is essential that people maintain two meters and that is really important. [SEP] This risk has not gone away.	continue
2,676	We coordinate at a greater level than any other previous administration with Israel -- Israeli military and Israeli intelligence -- and we do not -- we see eye-to-eye on what's happening in Iran and what the threat is. [SEP] The fact of the matter is, as the President has made clear on a number of occasions, the surest way to be confident that Iran will not develop a nuclear weapon is through a diplomatic solution to this problem.	continue
2,677	These funds would be used to coordinate care donated by physicians, hospitals, and specialty services to eligible low-income adults through the Access to Care Program. [SEP] This program provides local solutions for servicing the growing number of individuals without health insurance.	continue
2,678	Came from China and we did a hell of a job and those farmers are all happy today, but they were targeted by China. [SEP] We got $28 billion in tariffs and we gave it to your farmers and everybody's doing just fine today, right?	continue

2,579

And every American should know that if they purchase illegal drugs, they are helping to finance some of the most violent, cruel, and ruthless organizations anywhere in the world. [SEP] Illegal drug use is not a victimless crime.

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2,580

There are millions of Americans who were brutalized by inflation. [SEP] We arrested it, and we're not going to let it out on furlough.

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2,581

It is a fight won through strengthening the rule of law and also through the promotion of human rights. [SEP] Our democracies cannot be sustained when people are denied their rights, their freedom, their dignity.

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2,582

We don't want to have the test. [SEP] 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.

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2,583

You have the most successful, lowest unemployment rate you've ever had. [SEP] And then they say, somebody's gonna come and say, well we'll do a better job.

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2,584

And then, after the tax cuts, he said all he could see was an anemic recovery. [SEP] And that was just before the United States economy created a recovery that created 6 million more jobs in 21 months for the American people.

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2,585

It's not the same country. [SEP] Not the same country.

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2,586

We'll make sure our programs for children in low-income families are fully subscribed to. [SEP] But to make sure health care is affordable-that's what we need to address, the cost of health care.

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2,587

African American, Hispanic American, Asian American unemployment have reached the lowest levels ever recorded in the history of our country. [SEP] African American, Hispanic American poverty rates are at record lows.

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2,588

I want to start today by reiterating with an update of our vaccination efforts. [SEP] We are now vaccinating close to 3 million people a day.

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2,589

We are encouraging investment from outside to Iraq. [SEP] And we are going to renew the local elections-shall in new-in near future for this country.

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2,590

The private sector was very important in helping us pass this legislation. [SEP] And Patrick - I call him Patrick - but Pat Gelsinger, the CEO, was relentless on this, not only in his own advocacy but in mobilizing other supports to remove all doubt that the bill would pass.

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For many children, school has been a safe and enriching environment. [SEP] For this past year and a half, many children have felt the effects of school closures, outbreaks among students and school staff, and ultimately changes in their normal school environment due to COVID-19.

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2,592

This can be community college or a 4-year school, vocational training or an apprenticeship. [SEP] But whatever the training may be, every American will need to get more than a high school diploma.

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2,593

In fact, when we were cutting taxes, we also eliminated the individual mandate tax at the heart of Obamacare. [SEP] It's gone.

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2,594

We honor your talents, we honor your careers, and your remarkable contributions to this country that we love. [SEP] Throughout our history, America has advanced not only because of the will of our citizens, not only because of the vision of our leaders or the might of our military.

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2,595

That if you do this, that you will not die from COVID. [SEP] So I just want to clear that up.

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2,596

We've launched a historic initiative to reduce the price of prescription drugs. [SEP] And last year, this is--I'm so proud of this, because we have no help from the Democrats.

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2,597

Iraq's oil infrastructure is being rebuilt, with the Iraqi oil industry already producing about 2.5 million barrels per day. [SEP] On the ground in Iraq, we have serious and continuing challenges.

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2,598

But to make sure health care is affordable-that's what we need to address, the cost of health care. [SEP] Part of the reason health care costs are high is because third-party payers make the payment.

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2,599

True, the Founding Fathers envisioned no role for parties, and yet 200 years of political experiences have shown their value. [SEP] Political parties clarify and sharpen the debate.

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2,600

In the Oval Office of the White House, I welcomed home Pastor Andrew Brunson, great man, from Turkey. [SEP] He is now free from jail.

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2,601

You also have transportation costs. [SEP] And of course energy costs come into that, when people are trying to move food from one place to the other.

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2,602

I was asked here yesterday about the COVID -- COVID Response office and what was going to happen. [SEP] And so one thing I do want to share with folks:

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2,603

I mentioned tax cuts, but it's also reforms. [SEP] But I'm looking forward to signing it.

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2,604

We will do it because as Americans we can do no less. [SEP] For our children, we must offer them the guarantee of a peaceful and prosperous future, a future grounded in a world built on strong democratic principles, free from the specter of global conflict.

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2,605

We still do not have confirmed ambassadors in critical posts like Saudi Arabia, Syria, India, Uzbekistan, Tunisia and Morocco. [SEP] We do not have a confirmed Deputy Attorney General, the number two post at Justice, which has oversight of the FBI and all U.S. Attorneys.

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It's going to help us create more good jobs, ease the burden on working families, and strengthen our economy in the long run. [SEP] And I'm going out - I'm - I'm going to be out there making the case for the American people until this job is done; until we bring this bipartisan deal home; until our human infrastructure, also, needs are met; until we have a fair tax system to pay for all of this.

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2,607

So, you know, but that's not a - I don't call that a vote. [SEP] So I want to thank everybody very much.

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2,608

And now it's time for a government to get stood up. [SEP] There's time for the elected representatives-or those who represent the voters, the political parties, to come together and form a unity government.

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2,609

The danger with the immigration issue is that it can be- it can lead to nativism and encourage behavior which is really not how Americans should view the world. [SEP] The long-term solution, by the way, to- for example, immigration issues with Mexico, is for Mexico to grow a middle class.

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We have a group of citizens that are hard-working people, and we have a government that is responsible not only for its mandate but also is projecting the future of Ecuador. [SEP] And we are also having the basic foundations laid out for a democracy that will continue to survive.

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2,611

This is a swindle. [SEP] It's a con job.

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2,612

We went through a recession. [SEP] That's a hard time for a lot of people.

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2,613

Because you'll have somebody standing on one of the networks - I won't say which one, but there are more than one; many of them - saying how it's a peaceful protest, and over the shoulder, you see the whole place is burning down. [SEP] It's become a pretty common sight.

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I'm calling on Congress to pass the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, because too many pregnant workers are forced to choose between their health and their job. [SEP] They can get fired for taking too many bathroom breaks, or forced on unpaid leave just for being pregnant.

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2,615

Throughout history, we have seen that no darkness can overcome the light of the Jewish faith and that no evil can overcome the unbreakable spirit of the Jewish people. [SEP] So true.

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2,616

I recently met with Chairman Grassley and other members of Congress to discuss the bill. [SEP] We also agreed that we must be tough on crime, especially on criminals and trafficking of drugs, and lots of other trafficking.

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2,617

Let's stop looking at COVID-19 as a partisan dividing line and see it for what it is:AGod-awful disease. [SEP] Let's stop seeing each other as enemies, and start seeing each other for who we really are:Fellow Americans.

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2,618

My Nation will work with the U.N. Security Council to meet our common challenge. [SEP] If Iraq's regime defies us again, the world must move deliberately, decisively to hold Iraq to account.

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2,619

Unemployment claims are at a 45-year low, which is something. [SEP] After years of wage stagnation, we are finally seeing rising wages.

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2,620

They just don't want to do it. [SEP] The Democrats just don't want to give us those people.

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2,621

As I said during our March hearing in the Judiciary Committee on violence and discrimination against Asian Americans, the victims of this racist hate are not strangers who pose a threat merely because of their race or ethnicity. [SEP] Rather, they are our neighbors, our friends, our family members, our constituents, and our fellow Americans, and the increasing danger they face is not just from the pandemic, but from their fellow citizens.

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2,622

In 2019 alone, you all deserve to know, that Guy and Guy Chemical, raised wages for plant employees by 10 to 15%. [SEP] And since President Trump took office and we got those tax cuts done, this company has grown by 33%, that's how America grows.

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2,623

And sadly, China, who I have a very good relationship with. [SEP] President Xi, I really like him, but China has had, yesterday it was announced, the worse year in 27 years.

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Make sure that you're continuing to follow our guidance, masks, social distancing, hand washing, are going to continue to be important pillars, particularly until we can get two-thirds of our adults vaccinated. [SEP] I would also encourage all businesses to join us in the Bringing Summer Back campaign and to encourage all of their employees to get vaccinated, have a vaccine day, make sure you're giving time off, both for the vaccine and for recovery, and making sure that you're encouraging folks who do work in your businesses to get vaccinated as soon as possible.

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Women deserve equal pay for equal work, and at a time when more women are breadwinners for a family, that benefits men too. [SEP] And because no parent who works full time should have to raise a family in poverty, it's time for Congress to follow the lead of State after State, get on the bandwagon, and give America a raise.

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We're not allowing people to come in. [SEP] If you look at what happened in Mexico two days ago, with the roughness of these people in the second caravan that's been forming, and also, frankly, in the first caravan, and now they have one forming in El Salvador - and we are thinking very seriously immediately stopping aid to those countries.

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In terms of premiums, we believe strongly that through this whole process and as it takes effect, that we'll see a decrease in not only the premiums that individuals will see, but a decrease in the cost of healthcare for folks. [SEP] Remember, that was another promise that the previous administration made, that you'd see a decrease in $2, 500 on average for families across this land; in fact, what they've seen is an increase of $2, 500 or $3, 000.

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You know, it's an amazing substance. [SEP] You look at the Indy cars - they run 100 percent on ethanol.

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We can do it in a way that doesn't require us to renege on the national debt, which no one's ever held hos- - held - held the whole Congress hostage, saying, If you don't do what I want to do, which is go back to the 2022 budget and make sure that we cut 22 percent across the board in every single thing except defense - which means then you got to raise it to 30 percent to cut across the board and eliminate all these programs - then guess what? [SEP] We're going to renege on the national debt.

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Since joining the Washington Post 65 years ago, he transformed that newspaper into one of the finest in the world. [SEP] With Ben in charge, the Post published the Pentagon Papers, revealing the true history of America's involvement in Vietnam; exposed Watergate; unleashed a new era of investigative journalism, holding America's leaders accountable and reminding us that our freedom as a nation rests on our freedom of the press.

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With NAFTA we're moving forward with our trade strategy. [SEP] Trade is part of my long-term economic growth plan to create more opportunities for all Americans.

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I will tell you, though, I am worried about things getting in the press that put people's lives at risk. [SEP] And I know you-I'm sure you feel the same way, and everybody in the room would feel that same way.

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And let us be clear: The Constitution of the United States gives the Congress the power to pass legislation. [SEP] And nowhere - nowhere - does the Constitution give a minority the right to unilaterally block legislation.

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Iran is not the same country it was when I came into office, I will tell you. [SEP] They were looking to take over Syria and Yemen and every place, Iraq.

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Send a message for facts. [SEP] Send a message for reason.

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I think that the signal that we are sending to the private sector, that will in turn invest heavily in solar and wind and battery technologies, the doubling of fuel efficiency standards on cars, all these things start taking on a momentum of their own. [SEP] And we have seen this since I came into office.

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As a result, this is a generational investment - a generational investment to modernize our infrastructure, creating millions of good-paying jobs - and that's not coming from me; that's coming from Wall Street - millions of good-paying jobs that position America to compete with the rest of the world in the 21st century - because China is way out-working us, in terms of infrastructure. [SEP] And it's going to make the world of difference for families here in Wisconsin.

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You have power to affect change nationally in a way, many other Americans don't, you're sending me back to Washington to put our country and our people first to make America great. [SEP] Again, you and me working together can succeed in a place that fails you every single day.

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And I know what a working economy looks like. [SEP] And an economy with 7.8-percent unemployment is not a real strong economy.

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If you look at the young sailor - Saucier - I mean he went to jail over not classified, a much lower level. [SEP] And it's very unfair that he goes to jail, and that Comey's allowed to do it all over.

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And it works best when America has a strong economy and a strong military. [SEP] Under your leadership, House and Senate Republicans are delivering on both of them.

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

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When I go out to Iowa, when I go out to the different states and I talk, they want to run their school programs locally, and they'll do a much better job than somebody - and look, these are some very good people in Washington, but you also have bureaucrats that make a lot of money and don't really care that much about what they're doing or about the community that they have never seen and they'll never meet, and they never will see. [SEP] And I like the fact of getting rid of - Common Core to me is - we have to end it.

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Number two, it's important to know that you should practice good hand hygiene and not touch your face, because you still can touch a surface and bring disease to your face. [SEP] And number three - this is the most important - well, it's just as important: Please, save the medical masks, the N95s for the healthcare workers, because the cloth facial coverings are effective, as far as we know right now, based on the best available evidence, at preventing you from spreading disease to other people.

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To lift up forgotten communities that need investment the most, we've created opportunity zones. [SEP] Jobs and investment are now pouring into 120 newly-designated opportunity zones right here in Wisconsin.

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We all know that we have to have a very vigorous effort to try to develop a vaccine as fast as humanly possible. [SEP] And I'm just pleased - and I think we have a good consensus about those things.

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Let me begin, as the President did, by expressing our deepest condolences to the family of the woman in Washington State who's lost her life to the coronavirus. [SEP] I want to assure that family that they're on the hearts of every American.

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American people should be able to feel free to go to -- to go to -- into a grocery store, to go a church. [SEP] Our kids should feel free and feel safe, and our teachers, administrators should feel safe to go into a school.

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Already, we've mobilized business leaders to train 10, 000 American engineers a year, by providing company internships and training. [SEP] Other businesses are covering tuition for workers who learn new skills at community colleges.

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But I believe that in the end, the American people will see that it is a win for our workers, our businesses and our middle class. [SEP] And I expect that, after the American people and Congress have an opportunity for months of careful review and consultation, Congress will approve it, and I'll have the chance to sign it into law.

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Ari, Pravda is reporting that Russia is considering carrying out a coup against Saddam Hussein to guarantee Russia first choice of lucrative oil contracts, after Saddam Hussein is deposed. [SEP] Is the President aware of this?

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It's hard to run a business if you're marching to war. [SEP] It's not conducive to capital investment.

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It's down about $1.25 and going down. [SEP] It needs to go more.

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It's a part of your legacy to your family. [SEP] And so just some guidelines to make what I think is a practical plan to make Social Security more available for younger workers.

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So, you know, the truth is though is the great thing about American democracy is it's not up to me, I'm just one voter. [SEP] It's going to be up to the American people.

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Second you're right on a parochial level, the flight could go into Chicago and then the person would get off the plane in Chicago and fly to New York. [SEP] That's true also.

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We've also got to look to the future. [SEP] That's why we doubled fuel efficiency standards on cars.

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The only thing that stops it is a wall. [SEP] And when the Democrats talk about a wall - It doesn't mean anything.

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In North Dakota, 100 percent of the women that are incarcerated in our prison system have a disease of addiction. [SEP] Eighty-five percent of the men in our prison have disease of addiction.

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From the moment that this country learned of the spread of the coronavirus, President Donald Trump took decisive action and established the White House Coronavirus Task Force. [SEP] And as the President just described, the President took unprecedented action to suspend all travel into the United States from China.

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They are tracking whether virus is mutating anywhere in the world. [SEP] The virus has always a little bit of a mutation.

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Ninety-five percent of small businesses won't be required to cover their employees, but many that do will receive a tax credit to help them pay for it. [SEP] If a small business chooses not to provide coverage, its employees will receive tax credits to help them purchase health insurance on their own through the insurance exchange.

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So I want to thank the two companies for showing how we can come together and defeat this virus by putting patriotism and public health first. [SEP] And I mean that literally, putting patriotism and public health first.

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And you know what, now we have this great relationship. [SEP] And let's see what happens.

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And it's a very sad thing. [SEP] That's one of many things, but it would have never happened.

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I am reversing that and we're going back so that Puerto Rico can get its pharmaceutical industry back, and they're going to have it back soon. [SEP] That was Joe Biden that did that.

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Why should we? [SEP] Why should we allow that to happen?

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So instead of waiting on line for four weeks to see a doctor, they can go immediately outside, get a private doctor, we pay for the bill, and the vet is in great shape. [SEP] But we actually save money, but more importantly, we save their lives, and we save the quality of their life.

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Many are important to our efforts to win the war on terrorism. [SEP] We still do not have confirmed ambassadors in critical posts like Saudi Arabia, Syria, India, Uzbekistan, Tunisia and Morocco.

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Russia wants us. [SEP] Everybody wants our help.

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We're going to spend time over lunch talking about specific issues related to the Balkans. [SEP] 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.

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He's going to refer to that today, and I think that's something he'll be talking more about in the future. [SEP] Secondly -- and this is something I mentioned earlier -- it's the people with lower skills and less education who are not enjoying the wage appreciation like others.

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It's been a nightmare for many. [SEP] And we are looking at a healthcare that would be a fantastic tribute to our country; a healthcare that will take care of people, finally, for the right reasons, and also at the right cost.

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The other area is, I've said that next year I'm going to inherit a world in disarray. [SEP] My whole professional career and academic career has been all foreign policy and national security.

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Which is if we want to really reinforce the point that if people are meeting in these new, slightly relaxed, slightly relaxed, social distancing guidelines, in terms of meeting outdoors, it is essential that people maintain two meters and that is really important. [SEP] This risk has not gone away.

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We coordinate at a greater level than any other previous administration with Israel -- Israeli military and Israeli intelligence -- and we do not -- we see eye-to-eye on what's happening in Iran and what the threat is. [SEP] The fact of the matter is, as the President has made clear on a number of occasions, the surest way to be confident that Iran will not develop a nuclear weapon is through a diplomatic solution to this problem.

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These funds would be used to coordinate care donated by physicians, hospitals, and specialty services to eligible low-income adults through the Access to Care Program. [SEP] This program provides local solutions for servicing the growing number of individuals without health insurance.

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Came from China and we did a hell of a job and those farmers are all happy today, but they were targeted by China. [SEP] We got $28 billion in tariffs and we gave it to your farmers and everybody's doing just fine today, right?

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