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2,679	And I will tell you, the people that have been hiring them-and I get reports-they cannot believe how good they've been and, obviously, not in all cases. [SEP] But it's incredible.	continue
2,680	Yet the center of this conflict remains the Middle East. [SEP] If that region is abandoned to dictators and terrorists, it will be a constant source of violence and alarm, exporting killers of increasing sophistication and destructive power.	continue
2,681	Stay inside and let's win this and let's get our country open as soon as we can. [SEP] I think it's going to be sooner than people think.	continue
2,682	And the way that you do that is to increase choices for folks, increase competition, return the regulation of healthcare where it ought to be, which is at the state level, not at the federal level. [SEP] All of these things that, taken in their aggregate, will in fact decrease the costs of healthcare and health coverage, and that will allow folks to be able to purchase the coverage that they want.	continue
2,683	African American, Hispanic American, and Asian American unemployment have reached the lowest levels and the lowest rates in history of our country. [SEP] It's been an incredible situation.	continue
2,684	Although African Americans make up only 12 percent of the U.S. population, we account for 50 percent of the new HIV/AIDS cases. [SEP] Rep. Waters added, I want this legislation to grab people's attention and force them to get serious about the fact that HIV/AIDS is disproportionately killing African Americans.	continue
2,685	We have to remember the basic facts. [SEP] First, what we're seeing now is not an outbreak or an epidemic of Ebola in America.	continue
2,686	Seventy percent of them, in the surveys that we use about youths and attitudes and behavior regarding teenage drug use, tell us that 70 percent of them get them from the medicine cabinets in their own home. [SEP] This is a different problem from, say, marijuana or cocaine or heroin.	continue
2,687	Today, 351 people go into the hospital about every day because of COVID. [SEP] It goes up 20%, 1, 400 people per day, going into the hospitals.	continue
2,688	Now these guys want to take it away. [SEP] Who in the hell do they think they are?	continue
2,689	I want to assure that family that they're on the hearts of every American. [SEP] And those that are continuing to struggle - in some cases, in ICU units - can be assured of the prayers of millions of Americans.	continue
2,690	I also want to thank, by the way, governors and representatives of our various states - in some cases, some more than others - because they've really been working very hard in areas where we've seen indication of the virus. [SEP] But I want to thank the governors and all of the representatives from all of our states.	continue
2,691	And solar energy is up about tenfold; wind energy is up threefold. [SEP] Unit costs for the production of clean energy are dropping down to where they're getting close to being competitive to fossil fuels.	continue
2,692	You can talk about hospital capacity, but that RT rate, that is the bottom line. [SEP] That's how fast the virus is spreading.	continue
2,693	Like I was going to build it last, but then I determined, Let's build it. [SEP] They really wanted it built.	continue
2,694	And when you become a more productive worker, your wage goes up. [SEP] And her wage went up.	continue
2,695	Masks will no longer be required outdoors and mass gathering limits will increase to 100 people indoors and 200 outdoors. [SEP] Masks will continue to be required indoors in public places, since this virus still can spread easily when we're inside.	continue
2,696	Workers entering the economy today can expect to train and retrain several times to keep pace with changed working conditions. [SEP] And it's up to our corporations to create a working environment where employee education and retraining and training never stops.	continue
2,697	The President's position will remain unchanged, and that is, that it's important for Congress to fund the priorities the President has established, such as the increases for education, the increases for domestic homeland security, for bioterrorism, and the other items in the President's budget. [SEP] He's gratified that they passed a defense appropriations bill.	continue
2,698	And while none of us could ever have anticipated this type of pandemic that we're currently in, I think today's announcement is proof that you've put our - you have our farmers' backs and that you will continue to do what it takes to support them. [SEP] And they are very grateful.	continue
2,699	But, of course, given the intense interest I think many of you have in this first part of the trip here in China, we wanted to give you a little bit of the flavor of the first day, which is really the start of four days here, and especially the Vice President's meeting with Vice President Xi, this morning. [SEP] I think if you looked at the schedule going forward, you'll see that the Vice President and Vice President Xi will be spending many hours together in both formal and informal settings over the next few days.	continue
2,700	That is a laughable statement. [SEP] I think it follows a disturbing pattern where Iraq looks at the combined actions of the world as spoken and expressed and approved by the United Nations, and condemns them.	continue
2,701	You put all that together, and what you have is an Iraqi government that is also very actively engaged in trying to build the capability. [SEP] So there are a lot of things going on here.	continue
2,702	We had a greater turnout than we've ever seen. [SEP] And what ended up happening?	continue
2,703	So we want a safe country, and it starts with the borders. [SEP] And that's the way it is.	continue
2,704	A few days ago, I met with President Juncker of the European Commission. [SEP] We had a great meeting.	continue
2,705	That's how fast the virus is spreading. [SEP] The RT rate going up in a dense environment is really a compounding problem.	continue
2,706	But I'm not asking you to take my word for it. [SEP] Instead, I've posted the agreement online.	continue
2,707	The war was over, and we wanted to get out and make it on our own. [SEP] Those were exciting days.	continue
2,708	It would additionally set up an extensive scholarship program for minorities or students from rural communities to study science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. [SEP] The legislation received an endorsement from Jared Bernstein.	continue
2,709	There is no cause for self-satisfaction in the long denial of equal rights of millions of Americans. [SEP] But there is cause for hope and for faith in our democracy in what is happening here tonight.	continue
2,710	He knew it in clear term. [SEP] Imagine had he at the State of the Union stood up and said, when back in January, I wrote an article for USA Today saying, we've got a pandemic.	continue
2,711	This man is going to get it done, and I think get it done long before anybody else, and I think it's going to be a great healthcare. [SEP] As far as Tom Marino, so he was a very early supporter of mine - the great state of Pennsylvania.	continue
2,712	We're asking that people be patient. [SEP] That you make your reservation when you have the opportunity to, and some of those reservations may be a couple of weeks out or longer, but we will get to everyone.	continue
2,713	Which is why today the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is launching a new public education campaign to help consumers understand and take full advantage of their rights. [SEP] Our administration is also taking action against the bad actors, the folks who violate consumers' rights to force people to pay medical debt.	continue
2,714	And the liberation of Iraq from this kind of dictatorship opened the door for Iraqi people to enjoy democracy, human rights, and all kinds of liberties, and to have free election, the National Assembly then elects the Presidency and Speaker and Prime Minister, and to have national unity, a Government headed by Dr. Maliki. [SEP] This Government is representing main portions of Iraqi people, of course Arabs, Sunnis, Shi'as, Turkomans, Christians, Muslims, everyone represented in this Government, and is working well for national reconciliation.	continue
2,715	Unfortunately, Dictator Maduro has blocked this lifesaving aid from entering the country. [SEP] He would rather see his people starve than give them aid, than help them.	continue
2,716	He's then going to talk about the importance of continuing to be very earnest and keeping spending under control, keeping the deficits under control, encouraging Congress to pass the reconciliation spending bill which will reduce mandatory spending growth, or entitlement spending growth by about $40 billion. [SEP] The President is going to encourage Congress to get that done.	continue
2,717	Then you bring the whole family. [SEP] And not a lot of jobs there either, I want to tell you.	continue
2,718	We are protecting pro-life students' right to free speech on college campuses. [SEP] And if universities want federal taxpayer dollars, then they must uphold your 1st Amendment right to speak your mind.	continue
2,719	Socialism has so completely ravaged this great country that even the world's largest reserves of oil are no longer enough to keep the lights on. [SEP] This will never happen to us.	continue
2,720	Today I'm proud to stand before you as President of the United States to report that we have delivered on our promises and exceeded our expectations by a very wide margin. [SEP] We have ended-.	continue
2,721	Freedom represents life and the chance for people to realize their dreams; their philosophy says, You do it my way or else. [SEP] And so they're trying to fight us in Iraq.	continue
2,722	Perhaps you've heard of the Carl D. Perkins Act, which is a vocational training program. [SEP] We spend about a billion a year for vocational training, and that's good.	continue
2,723	So, I mean, it is a real problem, but the point is that has to do with supply chain as well, but it also has to do with the fact that not everybody is looking for a used automobile. [SEP] But those who are, they're paying higher prices because there's fewer of them because of COVID and what was sold out and the like.	continue
2,724	We have a very specific monuments act. [SEP] And we are looking at long-term jail sentences for these vandals and these hoodlums and these anarchists and agitators, and call them whatever you want.	continue
2,725	Just one more thing we check off the list. [SEP] But it is the biggest tax cut and reform in American history.	continue
2,726	I can personally tell you, from the work that I have done on the southwest border, that physical barriers, that walls actually work. [SEP] You hear a lot of talk from the expert that - you hear a lot of talk that there are experts that say that walls don't work.	continue
2,727	On this slide, we have a list of several vaccine-preventable illnesses in children. [SEP] CDC currently recommends vaccinating children against Hepatitis A, meningococcus, and varicella -- the virus that causes chickenpox.	continue
2,728	Many are now back on the job, thanks to the rescue plan. [SEP] In fact, in May, state and local governments added 103, 000 education jobs and returned them to work.	continue
2,729	They will also discuss our joint efforts to combat terrorism and the help and cooperation that we provide each other in those efforts, as well as issues around the clearance of some Yemeni nationals to be transferred from Guantanamo Bay. [SEP] So I expect those three areas of conversation will be covered, as well as others.	continue
2,730	And unions built the middle class. [SEP] And that's a fact.	continue
2,731	He will continue to travel across the Middle East and Europe, where he will be able to connect the effort we've done with European allies and other international partners with the coalition that we're putting together in the region. [SEP] And then by the time of the United Nations General Assembly, I think it will be clear the variety of commitments that are being made by individual nations, which will run the spectrum -- from kinetic action, to intelligence support, to airlift and logistics, to humanitarian assistance, to training and equipping and resupplying security forces on the ground.	continue
2,732	That's one of the reasons that the President, in the State of the Union in 2006, suggested that we move to cellulosic ethanol, which, as you remember, the famous line of using switchgrass or wood chips. [SEP] But that technology is advancing, and the President was able to go to a Dole plant where they were showing how to -- I'm sorry, I'm not sure if it was Dole, excuse me.	continue
2,733	That's why we doubled fuel efficiency standards on cars. [SEP] That means that in the middle of the next decade, any car you buy, you're going to end up going twice as far on a gallon of gas.	continue
2,734	So all I'm saying is a lot of this is - I think the vast majority of Republicans in the Senate still, and a significant portion of the House, are still the guys and women I grew up with in the Senate. [SEP] We disagree on fundamental things, but we don't - there's still a basic camaraderie, a trust, a decency with which we treat each other.	continue
2,735	Again, our role is to strengthen Ukraine on the battlefield, to try to strengthen Ukraine at the negotiating table by implying these sanctions and costs to Russia. [SEP] But I'm not going to -- to pre-judge or pre-determine an outcome for that conversation.	continue
2,736	Could I add additional point on that? [SEP] 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.	continue
2,737	It's much easier to reduce the viral spread in states with less density and with less crowding, where you don't have tall apartment buildings where everybody's getting in the same elevator, or in the same lobby, or in the same park outside. [SEP] We have natural obstacles to controlling the viral spread and we're controlling it despite that.	continue
2,738	He's doing a terrific job in New Jersey, but New Jersey got hit very, very hard - Phil Murphy, governor. [SEP] From the day this crisis began, America launched a scientific mobilization of colossal size and scale.	continue
2,739	Everyone has a role to play, from businesses that are hiring ex-offenders to philanthropies that are supporting education and training programs. [SEP] And I'll keep working with people in both parties to get criminal justice reform bills to my desk, including a bipartisan bill that would reduce mandatory minimums for nonviolent drug offenders and reward prisoners with shorter sentences if they complete programs that make them less likely to commit a repeat offense.	continue
2,740	Together with our allies, civil society, and the private sector, the United States will prioritize the fight against corruption to preserve democracy. [SEP] The fight against corruption is a fight won through accountability, through transparency.	continue
2,741	He knew that the march is not over, that the race is not yet won, that we have not- President Obama: The race is not yet won. [SEP] That we have not yet reached that blessed destination, where we are judged by the content of our character.	continue
2,742	So I guess what I'm saying is, is that that's an issue that's-it would be very difficult for us as outsiders to try to figure out. [SEP] What we can do is to say, consistent with democracy, you have a Constitution; you should abide by what's in your Constitution.	continue
2,743	It's been something that's been incredible - criminal justice reform. [SEP] I was asked by a group of people that were on the very liberal side of things, and we got a group of people that were on the very conservative side of things, and we got it done.	continue
2,744	And whether it's crackdowns on free expression in Russia or China or restrictions on freedom of association and assembly in Egypt or prison camps run by the North Korean regime, human rights and fundamental freedoms are still at risk around the world. [SEP] And when that happens, we believe we have a moral obligation to speak out.	continue
2,745	This deal will also help high-speed Internet and make sure it's available to every American home, including 35 percent of rural families who currently go without it. [SEP] As of last spring, more than 82, 000 children here in Wisconsin, which prides itself on its education, didn't have reliable Internet access at home.	continue
2,746	So today, I ask every member of the Maduro regime: End this nightmare of poverty, hunger, and death for your people. [SEP] Let your people go.	continue
2,747	There is no bill that created the My Brother's Keeper initiative, but by mobilizing local elected officials and leaders in the private sector to try to address this urgent need in communities across the country, there's an opportunity to make a real difference. [SEP] And the President is pleased that after three years, that substantial progress has been made on the My Brother's Keeper initiative.	continue
2,748	But with all the bright spots in our economy, record job growth and higher wages, too many families are strugglingto keep up with the bills. [SEP] Inflation is robbing themof the gains they might otherwise feel.	continue
2,749	Secondly, when you're taxing the rich, you're taxing about 900, 000 small-business owners. [SEP] Most small businesses are Sub-chapter S corporations or limited partnerships.	continue
2,750	Donald Trump is a fighter. [SEP] He fights.	continue
2,751	Vaccines are the best tool we have to take charge of this pandemic. [SEP] We continue to see more and more data on the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines authorized in the United States, and now we have full FDA approval for one vaccine and extraordinary safety and effectiveness data for the others.	continue
2,752	This has been an incredible journey, but it's happening even faster. [SEP] And wait until you see GDP over the next year or two.	continue
2,753	Only when they're good. [SEP] When they're not good, I don't talk about them.	continue
2,754	We lost over 100, 000, 100, 000 of our fellow citizens. [SEP] We're on track to cross 500, 000 dead Americans this next month.	continue
2,755	I spoke with Phil today. [SEP] He's doing a terrific job in New Jersey, but New Jersey got hit very, very hard - Phil Murphy, governor.	continue
2,756	We're doing a hell of a job of doing it, we're draining the swamp and we want to defeat the Democrats conclusively. [SEP] So under Republican leadership, America is booming, America is thriving, America is winning because we are finally putting America first, we are putting America first Yesterday it was announced that unemployment has fallen to 3.7%, the lowest unemployment rate in fifty years, lowest in fifty years.	continue
2,757	I think he just follows closely what happens in Congress. [SEP] But he would not have put it in the bill if he did not want the minimum wage to be increased.	continue
2,758	They were looking to take over Syria and Yemen and every place, Iraq. [SEP] Right now, they want to survive.	continue
2,759	And the second thing is, the key right now is figuring out ways for the Gulf states to work collectively and to work with us in a more integrated and interoperable fashion, because the whole can really be greater than the sum of its parts when you're talking about the ability to make the most use of advanced air defense systems, ballistic missile defense systems, maritime capabilities, et cetera. [SEP] So much of the summit is oriented around ensuring that the GCC states have the access to the capabilities they need, but also using the capabilities they already have more effectively.	continue
2,760	So, every day, more than 25 million kids and thousands of bus drivers breathe polluted air on the way to and from school. [SEP] Diesel air pollution is linked to asthma and other health problems.	continue
2,761	But you know, our job is that at every part of the country, we need to continue working on improving vaccination numbers. [SEP] In terms of access, we think there's good access everywhere, with about 95 percent of Americans living within five miles of a place that has a vaccine site.	continue
2,762	Hispanic unemployment, lowest level in history. [SEP] Women unemployment, lowest level in 21 years.	continue
2,763	Seoul is 30 miles away from that border. [SEP] And you talk about a protected border.	continue
2,764	And wait until you see GDP over the next year or two. [SEP] Wait until you see what happens to our country.	continue
2,765	It's amazing. [SEP] And something I'm very proud of and worked very hard with Jared and everybody on was judicial reform.	continue
2,766	The vaccine was developed and authorized under a Republican administration, and has been distributed and administered under a Democratic administration. [SEP] The vaccines are safe, highly effective.	continue
2,767	These nations can show by their example that honest government and respect for women and the great Islamic tradition of learning can triumph in the Middle East and beyond. [SEP] And we will show that the promise of the United Nations can be fulfilled in our time.	continue
2,768	She's not a superhero, she's just a woman whose husband, Le Roy Torres, is a captain in the United States Army, he's a Texas state policeman. [SEP] He suffered illnesses due to toxic burn pit exposure and his life's been ruined because of it.	continue
2,769	We must not be deceived into thinking a law that makes it more difficult for students to vote is normal. [SEP] We must not be deceived into thinking a law that makes it illegal to help a voter with a disability vote by mail is normal.	continue
2,770	Sadly, that hasn't been enough to stop Republicans in Congress from fighting these reforms. [SEP] Backed by an army of financial industry lobbyists, they've been waging an all-out battle to delay, defund, and dismantle these new rules.	continue
2,771	So, if you are not vaccinated, the FDA announcement gives you one more reason to get vaccinated. [SEP] Please do it.	continue
2,772	We want to protect Medicare we will as Republicans protect Medicare for our great seniors who have earned it and paid for it. [SEP] And we will always protect Americans with pre-existing conditions.	continue
2,773	And the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, which is part of the federal Department of Health and Human Services, has been working to provide assistance in crisis response, training activities and risk communications to facilitate and coordinate a regional response to these attacks. [SEP] Also money has been made available through Department of Health and Human Service to the local communities to address counseling issues to enhance hotline services, to provide public education.	continue
2,774	Right now, many full-time minimum-wage workers aren't even making enough to keep their kids out of poverty. [SEP] Family leave, childcare, flexibility and a decent wage aren't frills.	continue
2,775	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. [SEP] And no matter how you get your insurance, insurance companies will no longer be allowed to deny your coverage because of a preexisting condition.	continue
2,776	That's how it all started - by listening to parents just like you. [SEP] By working to meet your needs, by working to fulfill your hopes and dreams for your kids.	continue
2,777	I really think when I look at what local authorities, what national government, what the Civil Service, what the NHS have achieved over the last ten weeks, I think we have great cause to be very, very proud of the way those public servants have responded. [SEP] There will still be challenges ahead, absolutely no doubt about it, but we will continue to learn and improve where we can every step of the way and in a spirit of complete humility.	continue
2,778	That's why we will support--we will provide the support necessary for all young Americans to complete college and meet a new goal. [SEP] By 2020, America will once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world.	continue

2,679

And I will tell you, the people that have been hiring them-and I get reports-they cannot believe how good they've been and, obviously, not in all cases. [SEP] But it's incredible.

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2,680

Yet the center of this conflict remains the Middle East. [SEP] If that region is abandoned to dictators and terrorists, it will be a constant source of violence and alarm, exporting killers of increasing sophistication and destructive power.

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2,681

Stay inside and let's win this and let's get our country open as soon as we can. [SEP] I think it's going to be sooner than people think.

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2,682

And the way that you do that is to increase choices for folks, increase competition, return the regulation of healthcare where it ought to be, which is at the state level, not at the federal level. [SEP] All of these things that, taken in their aggregate, will in fact decrease the costs of healthcare and health coverage, and that will allow folks to be able to purchase the coverage that they want.

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2,683

African American, Hispanic American, and Asian American unemployment have reached the lowest levels and the lowest rates in history of our country. [SEP] It's been an incredible situation.

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2,684

Although African Americans make up only 12 percent of the U.S. population, we account for 50 percent of the new HIV/AIDS cases. [SEP] Rep. Waters added, I want this legislation to grab people's attention and force them to get serious about the fact that HIV/AIDS is disproportionately killing African Americans.

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2,685

We have to remember the basic facts. [SEP] First, what we're seeing now is not an outbreak or an epidemic of Ebola in America.

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2,686

Seventy percent of them, in the surveys that we use about youths and attitudes and behavior regarding teenage drug use, tell us that 70 percent of them get them from the medicine cabinets in their own home. [SEP] This is a different problem from, say, marijuana or cocaine or heroin.

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2,687

Today, 351 people go into the hospital about every day because of COVID. [SEP] It goes up 20%, 1, 400 people per day, going into the hospitals.

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2,688

Now these guys want to take it away. [SEP] Who in the hell do they think they are?

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2,689

I want to assure that family that they're on the hearts of every American. [SEP] And those that are continuing to struggle - in some cases, in ICU units - can be assured of the prayers of millions of Americans.

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2,690

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

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2,691

And solar energy is up about tenfold; wind energy is up threefold. [SEP] Unit costs for the production of clean energy are dropping down to where they're getting close to being competitive to fossil fuels.

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2,692

You can talk about hospital capacity, but that RT rate, that is the bottom line. [SEP] That's how fast the virus is spreading.

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2,693

Like I was going to build it last, but then I determined, Let's build it. [SEP] They really wanted it built.

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2,694

And when you become a more productive worker, your wage goes up. [SEP] And her wage went up.

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2,695

Masks will no longer be required outdoors and mass gathering limits will increase to 100 people indoors and 200 outdoors. [SEP] Masks will continue to be required indoors in public places, since this virus still can spread easily when we're inside.

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2,696

Workers entering the economy today can expect to train and retrain several times to keep pace with changed working conditions. [SEP] And it's up to our corporations to create a working environment where employee education and retraining and training never stops.

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2,697

The President's position will remain unchanged, and that is, that it's important for Congress to fund the priorities the President has established, such as the increases for education, the increases for domestic homeland security, for bioterrorism, and the other items in the President's budget. [SEP] He's gratified that they passed a defense appropriations bill.

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And while none of us could ever have anticipated this type of pandemic that we're currently in, I think today's announcement is proof that you've put our - you have our farmers' backs and that you will continue to do what it takes to support them. [SEP] And they are very grateful.

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2,699

But, of course, given the intense interest I think many of you have in this first part of the trip here in China, we wanted to give you a little bit of the flavor of the first day, which is really the start of four days here, and especially the Vice President's meeting with Vice President Xi, this morning. [SEP] I think if you looked at the schedule going forward, you'll see that the Vice President and Vice President Xi will be spending many hours together in both formal and informal settings over the next few days.

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2,700

That is a laughable statement. [SEP] I think it follows a disturbing pattern where Iraq looks at the combined actions of the world as spoken and expressed and approved by the United Nations, and condemns them.

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2,701

You put all that together, and what you have is an Iraqi government that is also very actively engaged in trying to build the capability. [SEP] So there are a lot of things going on here.

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2,702

We had a greater turnout than we've ever seen. [SEP] And what ended up happening?

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2,703

So we want a safe country, and it starts with the borders. [SEP] And that's the way it is.

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2,704

A few days ago, I met with President Juncker of the European Commission. [SEP] We had a great meeting.

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2,705

That's how fast the virus is spreading. [SEP] The RT rate going up in a dense environment is really a compounding problem.

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2,706

But I'm not asking you to take my word for it. [SEP] Instead, I've posted the agreement online.

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2,707

The war was over, and we wanted to get out and make it on our own. [SEP] Those were exciting days.

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2,708

It would additionally set up an extensive scholarship program for minorities or students from rural communities to study science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. [SEP] The legislation received an endorsement from Jared Bernstein.

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2,709

There is no cause for self-satisfaction in the long denial of equal rights of millions of Americans. [SEP] But there is cause for hope and for faith in our democracy in what is happening here tonight.

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2,710

He knew it in clear term. [SEP] Imagine had he at the State of the Union stood up and said, when back in January, I wrote an article for USA Today saying, we've got a pandemic.

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2,711

This man is going to get it done, and I think get it done long before anybody else, and I think it's going to be a great healthcare. [SEP] As far as Tom Marino, so he was a very early supporter of mine - the great state of Pennsylvania.

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2,712

We're asking that people be patient. [SEP] That you make your reservation when you have the opportunity to, and some of those reservations may be a couple of weeks out or longer, but we will get to everyone.

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2,713

Which is why today the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is launching a new public education campaign to help consumers understand and take full advantage of their rights. [SEP] Our administration is also taking action against the bad actors, the folks who violate consumers' rights to force people to pay medical debt.

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And the liberation of Iraq from this kind of dictatorship opened the door for Iraqi people to enjoy democracy, human rights, and all kinds of liberties, and to have free election, the National Assembly then elects the Presidency and Speaker and Prime Minister, and to have national unity, a Government headed by Dr. Maliki. [SEP] This Government is representing main portions of Iraqi people, of course Arabs, Sunnis, Shi'as, Turkomans, Christians, Muslims, everyone represented in this Government, and is working well for national reconciliation.

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2,715

Unfortunately, Dictator Maduro has blocked this lifesaving aid from entering the country. [SEP] He would rather see his people starve than give them aid, than help them.

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2,716

He's then going to talk about the importance of continuing to be very earnest and keeping spending under control, keeping the deficits under control, encouraging Congress to pass the reconciliation spending bill which will reduce mandatory spending growth, or entitlement spending growth by about $40 billion. [SEP] The President is going to encourage Congress to get that done.

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2,717

Then you bring the whole family. [SEP] And not a lot of jobs there either, I want to tell you.

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2,718

We are protecting pro-life students' right to free speech on college campuses. [SEP] And if universities want federal taxpayer dollars, then they must uphold your 1st Amendment right to speak your mind.

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2,719

Socialism has so completely ravaged this great country that even the world's largest reserves of oil are no longer enough to keep the lights on. [SEP] This will never happen to us.

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2,720

Today I'm proud to stand before you as President of the United States to report that we have delivered on our promises and exceeded our expectations by a very wide margin. [SEP] We have ended-.

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2,721

Freedom represents life and the chance for people to realize their dreams; their philosophy says, You do it my way or else. [SEP] And so they're trying to fight us in Iraq.

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2,722

Perhaps you've heard of the Carl D. Perkins Act, which is a vocational training program. [SEP] We spend about a billion a year for vocational training, and that's good.

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2,723

So, I mean, it is a real problem, but the point is that has to do with supply chain as well, but it also has to do with the fact that not everybody is looking for a used automobile. [SEP] But those who are, they're paying higher prices because there's fewer of them because of COVID and what was sold out and the like.

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We have a very specific monuments act. [SEP] And we are looking at long-term jail sentences for these vandals and these hoodlums and these anarchists and agitators, and call them whatever you want.

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Just one more thing we check off the list. [SEP] But it is the biggest tax cut and reform in American history.

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I can personally tell you, from the work that I have done on the southwest border, that physical barriers, that walls actually work. [SEP] You hear a lot of talk from the expert that - you hear a lot of talk that there are experts that say that walls don't work.

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On this slide, we have a list of several vaccine-preventable illnesses in children. [SEP] CDC currently recommends vaccinating children against Hepatitis A, meningococcus, and varicella -- the virus that causes chickenpox.

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Many are now back on the job, thanks to the rescue plan. [SEP] In fact, in May, state and local governments added 103, 000 education jobs and returned them to work.

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They will also discuss our joint efforts to combat terrorism and the help and cooperation that we provide each other in those efforts, as well as issues around the clearance of some Yemeni nationals to be transferred from Guantanamo Bay. [SEP] So I expect those three areas of conversation will be covered, as well as others.

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And unions built the middle class. [SEP] And that's a fact.

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He will continue to travel across the Middle East and Europe, where he will be able to connect the effort we've done with European allies and other international partners with the coalition that we're putting together in the region. [SEP] And then by the time of the United Nations General Assembly, I think it will be clear the variety of commitments that are being made by individual nations, which will run the spectrum -- from kinetic action, to intelligence support, to airlift and logistics, to humanitarian assistance, to training and equipping and resupplying security forces on the ground.

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That's one of the reasons that the President, in the State of the Union in 2006, suggested that we move to cellulosic ethanol, which, as you remember, the famous line of using switchgrass or wood chips. [SEP] But that technology is advancing, and the President was able to go to a Dole plant where they were showing how to -- I'm sorry, I'm not sure if it was Dole, excuse me.

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That's why we doubled fuel efficiency standards on cars. [SEP] That means that in the middle of the next decade, any car you buy, you're going to end up going twice as far on a gallon of gas.

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So all I'm saying is a lot of this is - I think the vast majority of Republicans in the Senate still, and a significant portion of the House, are still the guys and women I grew up with in the Senate. [SEP] We disagree on fundamental things, but we don't - there's still a basic camaraderie, a trust, a decency with which we treat each other.

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Again, our role is to strengthen Ukraine on the battlefield, to try to strengthen Ukraine at the negotiating table by implying these sanctions and costs to Russia. [SEP] But I'm not going to -- to pre-judge or pre-determine an outcome for that conversation.

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Could I add additional point on that? [SEP] 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.

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It's much easier to reduce the viral spread in states with less density and with less crowding, where you don't have tall apartment buildings where everybody's getting in the same elevator, or in the same lobby, or in the same park outside. [SEP] We have natural obstacles to controlling the viral spread and we're controlling it despite that.

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He's doing a terrific job in New Jersey, but New Jersey got hit very, very hard - Phil Murphy, governor. [SEP] From the day this crisis began, America launched a scientific mobilization of colossal size and scale.

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Everyone has a role to play, from businesses that are hiring ex-offenders to philanthropies that are supporting education and training programs. [SEP] And I'll keep working with people in both parties to get criminal justice reform bills to my desk, including a bipartisan bill that would reduce mandatory minimums for nonviolent drug offenders and reward prisoners with shorter sentences if they complete programs that make them less likely to commit a repeat offense.

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Together with our allies, civil society, and the private sector, the United States will prioritize the fight against corruption to preserve democracy. [SEP] The fight against corruption is a fight won through accountability, through transparency.

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He knew that the march is not over, that the race is not yet won, that we have not- President Obama: The race is not yet won. [SEP] That we have not yet reached that blessed destination, where we are judged by the content of our character.

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So I guess what I'm saying is, is that that's an issue that's-it would be very difficult for us as outsiders to try to figure out. [SEP] What we can do is to say, consistent with democracy, you have a Constitution; you should abide by what's in your Constitution.

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It's been something that's been incredible - criminal justice reform. [SEP] I was asked by a group of people that were on the very liberal side of things, and we got a group of people that were on the very conservative side of things, and we got it done.

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And whether it's crackdowns on free expression in Russia or China or restrictions on freedom of association and assembly in Egypt or prison camps run by the North Korean regime, human rights and fundamental freedoms are still at risk around the world. [SEP] And when that happens, we believe we have a moral obligation to speak out.

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This deal will also help high-speed Internet and make sure it's available to every American home, including 35 percent of rural families who currently go without it. [SEP] As of last spring, more than 82, 000 children here in Wisconsin, which prides itself on its education, didn't have reliable Internet access at home.

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So today, I ask every member of the Maduro regime: End this nightmare of poverty, hunger, and death for your people. [SEP] Let your people go.

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There is no bill that created the My Brother's Keeper initiative, but by mobilizing local elected officials and leaders in the private sector to try to address this urgent need in communities across the country, there's an opportunity to make a real difference. [SEP] And the President is pleased that after three years, that substantial progress has been made on the My Brother's Keeper initiative.

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But with all the bright spots in our economy, record job growth and higher wages, too many families are strugglingto keep up with the bills. [SEP] Inflation is robbing themof the gains they might otherwise feel.

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Secondly, when you're taxing the rich, you're taxing about 900, 000 small-business owners. [SEP] Most small businesses are Sub-chapter S corporations or limited partnerships.

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Donald Trump is a fighter. [SEP] He fights.

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Vaccines are the best tool we have to take charge of this pandemic. [SEP] We continue to see more and more data on the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines authorized in the United States, and now we have full FDA approval for one vaccine and extraordinary safety and effectiveness data for the others.

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This has been an incredible journey, but it's happening even faster. [SEP] And wait until you see GDP over the next year or two.

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Only when they're good. [SEP] When they're not good, I don't talk about them.

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We lost over 100, 000, 100, 000 of our fellow citizens. [SEP] We're on track to cross 500, 000 dead Americans this next month.

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I spoke with Phil today. [SEP] He's doing a terrific job in New Jersey, but New Jersey got hit very, very hard - Phil Murphy, governor.

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We're doing a hell of a job of doing it, we're draining the swamp and we want to defeat the Democrats conclusively. [SEP] So under Republican leadership, America is booming, America is thriving, America is winning because we are finally putting America first, we are putting America first Yesterday it was announced that unemployment has fallen to 3.7%, the lowest unemployment rate in fifty years, lowest in fifty years.

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I think he just follows closely what happens in Congress. [SEP] But he would not have put it in the bill if he did not want the minimum wage to be increased.

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They were looking to take over Syria and Yemen and every place, Iraq. [SEP] Right now, they want to survive.

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And the second thing is, the key right now is figuring out ways for the Gulf states to work collectively and to work with us in a more integrated and interoperable fashion, because the whole can really be greater than the sum of its parts when you're talking about the ability to make the most use of advanced air defense systems, ballistic missile defense systems, maritime capabilities, et cetera. [SEP] So much of the summit is oriented around ensuring that the GCC states have the access to the capabilities they need, but also using the capabilities they already have more effectively.

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So, every day, more than 25 million kids and thousands of bus drivers breathe polluted air on the way to and from school. [SEP] Diesel air pollution is linked to asthma and other health problems.

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But you know, our job is that at every part of the country, we need to continue working on improving vaccination numbers. [SEP] In terms of access, we think there's good access everywhere, with about 95 percent of Americans living within five miles of a place that has a vaccine site.

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Hispanic unemployment, lowest level in history. [SEP] Women unemployment, lowest level in 21 years.

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Seoul is 30 miles away from that border. [SEP] And you talk about a protected border.

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And wait until you see GDP over the next year or two. [SEP] Wait until you see what happens to our country.

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It's amazing. [SEP] And something I'm very proud of and worked very hard with Jared and everybody on was judicial reform.

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The vaccine was developed and authorized under a Republican administration, and has been distributed and administered under a Democratic administration. [SEP] The vaccines are safe, highly effective.

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These nations can show by their example that honest government and respect for women and the great Islamic tradition of learning can triumph in the Middle East and beyond. [SEP] And we will show that the promise of the United Nations can be fulfilled in our time.

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She's not a superhero, she's just a woman whose husband, Le Roy Torres, is a captain in the United States Army, he's a Texas state policeman. [SEP] He suffered illnesses due to toxic burn pit exposure and his life's been ruined because of it.

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We must not be deceived into thinking a law that makes it more difficult for students to vote is normal. [SEP] We must not be deceived into thinking a law that makes it illegal to help a voter with a disability vote by mail is normal.

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Sadly, that hasn't been enough to stop Republicans in Congress from fighting these reforms. [SEP] Backed by an army of financial industry lobbyists, they've been waging an all-out battle to delay, defund, and dismantle these new rules.

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So, if you are not vaccinated, the FDA announcement gives you one more reason to get vaccinated. [SEP] Please do it.

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We want to protect Medicare we will as Republicans protect Medicare for our great seniors who have earned it and paid for it. [SEP] And we will always protect Americans with pre-existing conditions.

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And the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, which is part of the federal Department of Health and Human Services, has been working to provide assistance in crisis response, training activities and risk communications to facilitate and coordinate a regional response to these attacks. [SEP] Also money has been made available through Department of Health and Human Service to the local communities to address counseling issues to enhance hotline services, to provide public education.

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Right now, many full-time minimum-wage workers aren't even making enough to keep their kids out of poverty. [SEP] Family leave, childcare, flexibility and a decent wage aren't frills.

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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. [SEP] And no matter how you get your insurance, insurance companies will no longer be allowed to deny your coverage because of a preexisting condition.

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That's how it all started - by listening to parents just like you. [SEP] By working to meet your needs, by working to fulfill your hopes and dreams for your kids.

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I really think when I look at what local authorities, what national government, what the Civil Service, what the NHS have achieved over the last ten weeks, I think we have great cause to be very, very proud of the way those public servants have responded. [SEP] There will still be challenges ahead, absolutely no doubt about it, but we will continue to learn and improve where we can every step of the way and in a spirit of complete humility.

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That's why we will support--we will provide the support necessary for all young Americans to complete college and meet a new goal. [SEP] By 2020, America will once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world.

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