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879	So hard to believe. [SEP] Today, with one clear voice, the United States of America calls upon the nations of the world to end religious persecution.	not_continue
880	Today, the U.S. and the UK are announcing that G7 leaders will ban imports of Russian gold. [SEP] The official announcement will come on Tuesday.	not_continue
881	Nobody knows what the ultimate outcome will be. [SEP] There are many different factors that influence how productive lame-duck sessions are.	not_continue
882	These buildings embody the hope that has lived in the hearts of every American for generations - the hope in a future that is more just and more free. [SEP] The Civil Rights Museum records the oppression, cruelty and injustice inflicted on the African-American community, the fight to end slavery, to break down Jim Crow, to end segregation, to gain the right to vote, and to achieve the sacred birthright of equality here.	not_continue
883	Let's be smart about technology. [SEP] But for the sake of jobs and job expansion, we must become less dependent on foreign sources of energy.	not_continue
884	We can do this. [SEP] My fellow Americans-tonight , we have gathered in a sacred space-the citadel of our democracy.	not_continue
885	Discussing some of the issues that we discussed here today around race and American history. [SEP] The other book that I really enjoyed a book by an Israeli author, Yuval Harari, called Sapiens.	not_continue
886	We're also ready with anti-viral treatments. [SEP] If you get COVID-19, the Pfizer pill reduces your chances of ending up in the hospital by 90%.	not_continue
887	I would refer you to the State Department. [SEP] I don't have that figure for you.	not_continue
888	And in any event, it's only a matter of time, in my opinion, before there's the COVID successor. [SEP] When you think back, we had MERS, we had SARS, we had swine flu, we had H1N1, we had Ebola.	not_continue
889	This is the final stage. [SEP] We are investing in the development and manufacture of the top six vaccine candidates to ensure rapid delivery.	not_continue
890	We think that is the biggest driver in making people feel better about their daily experiences and better about, we know, the progress that has been made in the economy. [SEP] Thanks so much, everybody.	not_continue
891	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. [SEP] May God bless the people of the new nations in the Commonwealth of Independent States.	not_continue
892	Thanks for coming. [SEP] Oh, there you are.	not_continue
893	No, I'm serious. [SEP] If we're investing in profits that are at a historic rate, prices would come down even further.	not_continue
894	They beat us every time. [SEP] I remember starting this battle when I was a 35-year-old United States senator.	not_continue
895	As we get more and more providers involved in this, this will help us with the hesitancy, I believe, because people trust their physicians, and we think this is going to be an important part of getting more people vaccinated. [SEP] Next question?	not_continue
896	And both the President and John Bolton are committed to making sure that the United Nations is an effective multilateral organization. [SEP] In terms of the timing, I think those are questions to direct to the Senate.	not_continue
897	And you have communities that were down and totally out, and they're reviving like nobody has ever seen. [SEP] Opportunity Zones.	not_continue
898	That is absolutely not the same. [SEP] We are talking about what we saw on January 6th.	not_continue
899	So true. [SEP] My administration will always stand in solidarity with our Jewish brothers and sisters, and we will always stand strong with our cherished friend and partner, the state of Israel.	not_continue
900	Never burn bridges. [SEP] Successful business leaders know that if a deal goes south, another is always around the corner.	not_continue
901	We've got good plans to help people own their home. [SEP] By the way, this family will save $2, 500 in 2004 on tax relief.	not_continue
902	Thank you very much for being here. [SEP] America is prospering again at home and being respected once again all over the world.	not_continue
903	So that's very, very different. [SEP] Now, fast forward to -- to this President.	not_continue
904	Why is that the case? [SEP] The very same prescription by the very same company.	not_continue
905	And they pay tax at the individual income-tax level, which means you're running up the taxes on the job creators. [SEP] We're about to talk to somebody, you know, one of these people who are going to be affected by the top two brackets.	not_continue
906	Muslim Americans, like all of America herself, are from every race and ethnicity. [SEP] Some, my parents, adopted a new nation for stability and opportunity, others have been here for generations, maybe not voluntarily then, but part of the fabric now.	not_continue
907	Why is this not a tax break for working folks, when the stuff we give to the super wealthy are called tax breaks? [SEP] Look, major action on clean energy, housing, caregiving, on child and paid leave, universal pre-K, free community college.	not_continue
908	Think of the household median income. [SEP] Nobody has ever come close.	not_continue
909	We're going to go in a direction that empowers patients and holds down costs. [SEP] Yes.	not_continue
910	So we're really excited to be working with you on - on that. [SEP] Lots - lots more to do.	not_continue
911	It's a terrible milestone we've passed today. [SEP] Prime Minister, you spoke about learning lessons.	not_continue
912	Hello, it's great to be with you. [SEP] I want to talk about opioid addiction which claimed an average of 116 American lives every single day in 2016.	not_continue
913	Staying true to the pro-growth vision that Dr. Laffer helped develop, in 2017, we passed historic tax cuts and reforms into law. [SEP] Now, unemployment has reached its lowest level in over 51 years, with fast-growing wages, low inflation, and real GDP.	not_continue
914	As you indicated in your remarks, doctor - it is - you named a person in her experience and the rest. [SEP] President Reagan made one of the best speeches on immigration.	not_continue
915	In the last month alone, we've already sent over $1.4 billion to our nation's 13, 000 community healthcare centers - think of that, 13, 000 - to increase testing and treatment in the underserved areas. [SEP] We're also expanding access to telehealth.	not_continue
916	And obviously, we will come back to you as we have more information on that. [SEP] Thank you all very much.	not_continue
917	If you are in prison, if you are convicted of a crime, no one should be going to jail for drug crime. [SEP] Nobody.	not_continue
918	I decided to put somebody in a position of responsibility that had actually done it. [SEP] Thank you.	not_continue
919	And to be honest, I was like just about the only one that wanted to do it. [SEP] Joe Biden would terminate our recovery, delay the vaccine, prolong the pandemic, and annihilate Georgia's economy.	not_continue
920	Under the tab titled case summary, you can view the trends the governor mentioned. [SEP] You can also select individual dates and date ranges to see the data more granularly.	not_continue
921	They knew what they were doing. [SEP] Our nation's generals, scientists, lawyers, and educators continue to find inspiration in the works of the Ancient Greeks.	not_continue
922	And maybe most importantly, what they are looking for is a president who can lay out in a honest and clear and convincing fashion what are the choices that we face? [SEP] If we're serious about climate change, what does that mean in the lives of ordinary people?	not_continue
923	President Kwasniewski praised the results of the Prague Summit, particularly the decision on NATO enlargement. [SEP] The two discussed Iraq's failure to provide full information to the United Nations.	not_continue
924	Our commission reflects a fundamental truth of the global economy, and that is that prosperity is shared. [SEP] When Russia buys aircrafts from U.S. aerospace companies, that sustains jobs in America.	not_continue
925	It was important to remove a threat; it was important to deal with threats before they fully materialized. [SEP] But a free Iraq also does some other things: One, it serves as an amazing example- it will serve as an amazing example for people who are desperate for freedom.	not_continue
926	The United States and our partners have also built a historic coalition of 55 countries dedicated to the future of democracy for the people of Venezuela. [SEP] Right?	not_continue
927	Taxes will not be raised on anyone making less than $400, 000 a year. [SEP] On the other hand, you have Donald Trump who passed a tax bill benefiting the top 1% in the biggest corporations of America.	not_continue
928	There's nothing even close. [SEP] But, no, I don't want war with anybody.	not_continue
929	We're close to history. [SEP] Sixty-five years is a long time.	not_continue
930	A lot of families are still in trouble. [SEP] More important, Americans have health insurance more than they had before the pandemic.	not_continue
931	This is no good. [SEP] We got to do something.	not_continue
932	If you're a younger worker, you'd better pay attention to this issue. [SEP] I'm glad to hear Frances say she's comfortable with understanding she's going to get her check, and she is.	not_continue
933	She is absolutely, positively right. [SEP] The essential nation.	not_continue
934	They're going crazy. [SEP] More than 130 Democrats in Congress have signed up for Bernie Sanders' total government takeover of health care.	not_continue
935	And we have a long, long border, but we'll have the exact same thing. [SEP] Now, there may be the case of an Olympic champion who can get over the wall.	not_continue
936	See, if you're a manufacturer and you're wondering whether or not you're going to have electricity the next day, if that worry is in your mind, it's hard to expand your business. [SEP] Let's make sure we utilize coal in America.	not_continue
937	It's been an incredible journey, I will tell you. [SEP] We've learned a lot and we've made a lot - we're here to talk about how we can create new prosperity for our citizens by unlocking vast treasures of energy reserves, which we have a great deal - far more than anyone understood.	not_continue
938	For decades, politicians of both parties put their own interests ahead of your interests, and put the interests of foreign nations ahead of the interest of our nation. [SEP] Our leaders spent $8 trillion on wars in the Middle East, but they allowed our great cities to fall into tragic decay and disrepair.	not_continue
939	If you are already vaccinated, this is the time for you to talk to your family and your friends and urge them to get vaccinated. [SEP] The Delta variant continues to spread, and everything we have learned until now has told us that the vaccines are the best way to save lives and keep people out of the hospital.	not_continue
940	We expect there to be differences over policy. [SEP] But this type of repeated questioning of the credibility of the Secretary of State of the United States of America who served many years in the United States Senate and the United States military is not in keeping with longstanding practice with respect to U.S. national security.	not_continue
941	But all Presidents must always honor the Office and remember it is a sacred trust to uphold the honor of the Presidency. [SEP] Mr. Diekmann.	not_continue
942	But, in the meantime, a lot of money is being made by the United States, and a lot of strength is being shown. [SEP] This has never happened to China before.	not_continue
943	Democracy is on the ballot. [SEP] If you want to send a message in this election, make it a resounding message.	not_continue
944	I can assure you of that. [SEP] In terms of the cooperation with Pakistan, we have good cooperation with Pakistan in the global war on terrorism.	not_continue
945	Lay a flower or plant a flag at a fallen hero's final resting place. [SEP] Reach out to a Gold Star family in your community and listen to the story they have to tell.	not_continue
946	Akron $150, 000 [SEP] Access to Care Initiative - Access to Care Initiative	not_continue
947	Thank you very much. [SEP] This is an incredible time for our country.	not_continue
948	There's a reason why the federal government is able to run a deficit, to compensate in times of real economic crisis and what's happening, nothing, nothing. [SEP] Guess what?	not_continue
949	Thank you for the question. [SEP] We've been in touch with the WHO on a regular basis.	not_continue
950	All right. [SEP] You know, we can understand a little bit about the economic theories of my opponent if we look at some of his predictions.	not_continue
951	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. [SEP] Thank you.	not_continue
952	Iran with a nuclear weapon is a threat, and it's dangerous, and we must not let them have a weapon. [SEP] Yes.	not_continue
953	What are we talking about here? [SEP] Is simply wrong to engage the military, in dealing with domestic unrest as a relates to violence as a consequence of people protesting.	not_continue
954	You know, in terms of the situation in states that are experiencing increases in states -- sorry, in cases -- you know, this pandemic has hit every state and every county hard. [SEP] Thousands of people -- hundreds of thousands of people have died, and more are dying each day.	not_continue
955	We'll measure progress by the reforms we make and the results we achieve -- by the jobs we create, by the energy we save, by whether America is more competitive in the world. [SEP] Today, I am announcing a few key parts of my plan.	not_continue
956	So now they can't say it. [SEP] Just one more thing we check off the list.	not_continue
957	A scrappy gang of patriots in the American Revolution-my own family included-won us our liberty, which we used to push for greater civil and human rights and to make investments in agricultural and educational systems that sparked our economy allowing us to strengthen our military into the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. [SEP] Success was never easy or guaranteed.	not_continue
958	We're coming out of the worst public health crisis in 100 years, worst economic crisis since the great depression. [SEP] As I told you, before I carry a card in my pocket, I hope I have it with me, I carry card in my pocket with a number of Americans dead from COVID-19.	not_continue
959	Workers have lost jobs, and the trust of the American people has been betrayed. [SEP] As we face these economic challenges, my administration will do everything in its power to ensure business integrity and long-term growth.	not_continue
960	No steps have been skipped in the approval process. [SEP] It's important that everyone makes an appointment to get their vaccine when it is their turn.	not_continue
961	I'll continue to closely monitor the data and confer with experts in healthcare, epidemiology, business, labor, and education as we continue to reengage sectors of our economy. [SEP] To those of you who are watching at home, please keep doing your part.	not_continue
962	And I want to just tell you that's being taken care of very well and very beautifully. [SEP] Our steel industry is coming back.	not_continue
963	Is the President going to be doing more meetings, or is staff going to be? [SEP] I know there were a few on the Hill today.	not_continue
964	And so now is the time for legal- reforming of the immigration system. [SEP] I don't believe in blanket amnesty.	not_continue
965	COVID-19 vaccines, especially when accompanied by a booster dose, are likely to protect against severe disease, hospitalization, and death. [SEP] Still, we know we will continue to hear more about people who get infected who are vaccinated.	not_continue
966	Nevertheless, I think that that's something that bears mentioning. [SEP] We're in a situation where we're taking action every day to be able to address the issue with the spread of COVID-19.	not_continue
967	I mean, the truth of the matter is, a couple of Members of the House of Representatives disgraced the process. [SEP] A person took money in order to put things in appropriations bills.	not_continue
968	Rule of law, free press, freedom of assembly, those are all part of it as well. [SEP] I think the Turkish people are going to be debating this and working through this over the next several months.	not_continue
969	I want to express our tremendous thanks to the American people for continuing to practice social distancing - like you people are practicing right here; I don't know, this room may never be the same - maintaining good hygiene, and follow government guidelines. [SEP] Vice President Pence lifts up that card every time.	not_continue
970	And we're going to get our lives back to the way they were. [SEP] You know, one thing that bothers me: A couple of restauranteurs called, and they said, I mean, Sir, I barely made a living with 150 seats.	not_continue
971	Their wrongful detentions are part of a deeply troubling trend we see around the world that we must stand up and call out. [SEP] As you may know -- or as you may not know, in 2022 alone, the Committee to Protect Journalists estimates that 363 journalists were jailed simply for doing their job -- a new record high.	not_continue
972	Well, let's go to the second part of your question, with Mitch. [SEP] Again, we've been doing healthcare for, really, seven months, and probably six months, if you think about it, because we started in probably a total of six months.	not_continue
973	She didn't complain. [SEP] That's not what you did in that generation.	not_continue
974	We have natural obstacles to controlling the viral spread and we're controlling it despite that. [SEP] All right, so just here are the facts.	not_continue
975	And that's what's happening. [SEP] We've made so much progress with respect to energy just in the last four months.	not_continue
976	All the world now faces a test and the United Nations a difficult and defining moment. [SEP] Are Security Council resolutions to be honored and enforced or cast aside without consequence?	not_continue
977	And I used to talk about this during the campaign. [SEP] Getting along with Russia would be a good thing.	not_continue
978	As I mentioned previously, the vian- -- the science on COVID-19 is constantly evolving. [SEP] We will continue to monitor the evidence and provide updates as we learn more.	not_continue

879

So hard to believe. [SEP] Today, with one clear voice, the United States of America calls upon the nations of the world to end religious persecution.

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880

Today, the U.S. and the UK are announcing that G7 leaders will ban imports of Russian gold. [SEP] The official announcement will come on Tuesday.

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881

Nobody knows what the ultimate outcome will be. [SEP] There are many different factors that influence how productive lame-duck sessions are.

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882

These buildings embody the hope that has lived in the hearts of every American for generations - the hope in a future that is more just and more free. [SEP] The Civil Rights Museum records the oppression, cruelty and injustice inflicted on the African-American community, the fight to end slavery, to break down Jim Crow, to end segregation, to gain the right to vote, and to achieve the sacred birthright of equality here.

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883

Let's be smart about technology. [SEP] But for the sake of jobs and job expansion, we must become less dependent on foreign sources of energy.

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884

We can do this. [SEP] My fellow Americans-tonight , we have gathered in a sacred space-the citadel of our democracy.

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885

Discussing some of the issues that we discussed here today around race and American history. [SEP] The other book that I really enjoyed a book by an Israeli author, Yuval Harari, called Sapiens.

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886

We're also ready with anti-viral treatments. [SEP] If you get COVID-19, the Pfizer pill reduces your chances of ending up in the hospital by 90%.

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887

I would refer you to the State Department. [SEP] I don't have that figure for you.

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888

And in any event, it's only a matter of time, in my opinion, before there's the COVID successor. [SEP] When you think back, we had MERS, we had SARS, we had swine flu, we had H1N1, we had Ebola.

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889

This is the final stage. [SEP] We are investing in the development and manufacture of the top six vaccine candidates to ensure rapid delivery.

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890

We think that is the biggest driver in making people feel better about their daily experiences and better about, we know, the progress that has been made in the economy. [SEP] Thanks so much, everybody.

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891

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. [SEP] May God bless the people of the new nations in the Commonwealth of Independent States.

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892

Thanks for coming. [SEP] Oh, there you are.

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893

No, I'm serious. [SEP] If we're investing in profits that are at a historic rate, prices would come down even further.

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894

They beat us every time. [SEP] I remember starting this battle when I was a 35-year-old United States senator.

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895

As we get more and more providers involved in this, this will help us with the hesitancy, I believe, because people trust their physicians, and we think this is going to be an important part of getting more people vaccinated. [SEP] Next question?

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896

And both the President and John Bolton are committed to making sure that the United Nations is an effective multilateral organization. [SEP] In terms of the timing, I think those are questions to direct to the Senate.

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897

And you have communities that were down and totally out, and they're reviving like nobody has ever seen. [SEP] Opportunity Zones.

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898

That is absolutely not the same. [SEP] We are talking about what we saw on January 6th.

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899

So true. [SEP] My administration will always stand in solidarity with our Jewish brothers and sisters, and we will always stand strong with our cherished friend and partner, the state of Israel.

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900

Never burn bridges. [SEP] Successful business leaders know that if a deal goes south, another is always around the corner.

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901

We've got good plans to help people own their home. [SEP] By the way, this family will save $2, 500 in 2004 on tax relief.

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902

Thank you very much for being here. [SEP] America is prospering again at home and being respected once again all over the world.

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903

So that's very, very different. [SEP] Now, fast forward to -- to this President.

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904

Why is that the case? [SEP] The very same prescription by the very same company.

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905

And they pay tax at the individual income-tax level, which means you're running up the taxes on the job creators. [SEP] We're about to talk to somebody, you know, one of these people who are going to be affected by the top two brackets.

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906

Muslim Americans, like all of America herself, are from every race and ethnicity. [SEP] Some, my parents, adopted a new nation for stability and opportunity, others have been here for generations, maybe not voluntarily then, but part of the fabric now.

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907

Why is this not a tax break for working folks, when the stuff we give to the super wealthy are called tax breaks? [SEP] Look, major action on clean energy, housing, caregiving, on child and paid leave, universal pre-K, free community college.

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908

Think of the household median income. [SEP] Nobody has ever come close.

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909

We're going to go in a direction that empowers patients and holds down costs. [SEP] Yes.

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910

So we're really excited to be working with you on - on that. [SEP] Lots - lots more to do.

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911

It's a terrible milestone we've passed today. [SEP] Prime Minister, you spoke about learning lessons.

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912

Hello, it's great to be with you. [SEP] I want to talk about opioid addiction which claimed an average of 116 American lives every single day in 2016.

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913

Staying true to the pro-growth vision that Dr. Laffer helped develop, in 2017, we passed historic tax cuts and reforms into law. [SEP] Now, unemployment has reached its lowest level in over 51 years, with fast-growing wages, low inflation, and real GDP.

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914

As you indicated in your remarks, doctor - it is - you named a person in her experience and the rest. [SEP] President Reagan made one of the best speeches on immigration.

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915

In the last month alone, we've already sent over $1.4 billion to our nation's 13, 000 community healthcare centers - think of that, 13, 000 - to increase testing and treatment in the underserved areas. [SEP] We're also expanding access to telehealth.

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916

And obviously, we will come back to you as we have more information on that. [SEP] Thank you all very much.

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917

If you are in prison, if you are convicted of a crime, no one should be going to jail for drug crime. [SEP] Nobody.

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918

I decided to put somebody in a position of responsibility that had actually done it. [SEP] Thank you.

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919

And to be honest, I was like just about the only one that wanted to do it. [SEP] Joe Biden would terminate our recovery, delay the vaccine, prolong the pandemic, and annihilate Georgia's economy.

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920

Under the tab titled case summary, you can view the trends the governor mentioned. [SEP] You can also select individual dates and date ranges to see the data more granularly.

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921

They knew what they were doing. [SEP] Our nation's generals, scientists, lawyers, and educators continue to find inspiration in the works of the Ancient Greeks.

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922

And maybe most importantly, what they are looking for is a president who can lay out in a honest and clear and convincing fashion what are the choices that we face? [SEP] If we're serious about climate change, what does that mean in the lives of ordinary people?

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923

President Kwasniewski praised the results of the Prague Summit, particularly the decision on NATO enlargement. [SEP] The two discussed Iraq's failure to provide full information to the United Nations.

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924

Our commission reflects a fundamental truth of the global economy, and that is that prosperity is shared. [SEP] When Russia buys aircrafts from U.S. aerospace companies, that sustains jobs in America.

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925

It was important to remove a threat; it was important to deal with threats before they fully materialized. [SEP] But a free Iraq also does some other things: One, it serves as an amazing example- it will serve as an amazing example for people who are desperate for freedom.

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926

The United States and our partners have also built a historic coalition of 55 countries dedicated to the future of democracy for the people of Venezuela. [SEP] Right?

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927

Taxes will not be raised on anyone making less than $400, 000 a year. [SEP] On the other hand, you have Donald Trump who passed a tax bill benefiting the top 1% in the biggest corporations of America.

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928

There's nothing even close. [SEP] But, no, I don't want war with anybody.

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929

We're close to history. [SEP] Sixty-five years is a long time.

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930

A lot of families are still in trouble. [SEP] More important, Americans have health insurance more than they had before the pandemic.

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931

This is no good. [SEP] We got to do something.

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932

If you're a younger worker, you'd better pay attention to this issue. [SEP] I'm glad to hear Frances say she's comfortable with understanding she's going to get her check, and she is.

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933

She is absolutely, positively right. [SEP] The essential nation.

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934

They're going crazy. [SEP] More than 130 Democrats in Congress have signed up for Bernie Sanders' total government takeover of health care.

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935

And we have a long, long border, but we'll have the exact same thing. [SEP] Now, there may be the case of an Olympic champion who can get over the wall.

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936

See, if you're a manufacturer and you're wondering whether or not you're going to have electricity the next day, if that worry is in your mind, it's hard to expand your business. [SEP] Let's make sure we utilize coal in America.

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937

It's been an incredible journey, I will tell you. [SEP] We've learned a lot and we've made a lot - we're here to talk about how we can create new prosperity for our citizens by unlocking vast treasures of energy reserves, which we have a great deal - far more than anyone understood.

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938

For decades, politicians of both parties put their own interests ahead of your interests, and put the interests of foreign nations ahead of the interest of our nation. [SEP] Our leaders spent $8 trillion on wars in the Middle East, but they allowed our great cities to fall into tragic decay and disrepair.

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939

If you are already vaccinated, this is the time for you to talk to your family and your friends and urge them to get vaccinated. [SEP] The Delta variant continues to spread, and everything we have learned until now has told us that the vaccines are the best way to save lives and keep people out of the hospital.

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940

We expect there to be differences over policy. [SEP] But this type of repeated questioning of the credibility of the Secretary of State of the United States of America who served many years in the United States Senate and the United States military is not in keeping with longstanding practice with respect to U.S. national security.

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941

But all Presidents must always honor the Office and remember it is a sacred trust to uphold the honor of the Presidency. [SEP] Mr. Diekmann.

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942

But, in the meantime, a lot of money is being made by the United States, and a lot of strength is being shown. [SEP] This has never happened to China before.

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943

Democracy is on the ballot. [SEP] If you want to send a message in this election, make it a resounding message.

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944

I can assure you of that. [SEP] In terms of the cooperation with Pakistan, we have good cooperation with Pakistan in the global war on terrorism.

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945

Lay a flower or plant a flag at a fallen hero's final resting place. [SEP] Reach out to a Gold Star family in your community and listen to the story they have to tell.

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946

Akron $150, 000 [SEP] Access to Care Initiative - Access to Care Initiative

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947

Thank you very much. [SEP] This is an incredible time for our country.

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948

There's a reason why the federal government is able to run a deficit, to compensate in times of real economic crisis and what's happening, nothing, nothing. [SEP] Guess what?

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949

Thank you for the question. [SEP] We've been in touch with the WHO on a regular basis.

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950

All right. [SEP] You know, we can understand a little bit about the economic theories of my opponent if we look at some of his predictions.

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951

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. [SEP] Thank you.

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952

Iran with a nuclear weapon is a threat, and it's dangerous, and we must not let them have a weapon. [SEP] Yes.

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953

What are we talking about here? [SEP] Is simply wrong to engage the military, in dealing with domestic unrest as a relates to violence as a consequence of people protesting.

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954

You know, in terms of the situation in states that are experiencing increases in states -- sorry, in cases -- you know, this pandemic has hit every state and every county hard. [SEP] Thousands of people -- hundreds of thousands of people have died, and more are dying each day.

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955

We'll measure progress by the reforms we make and the results we achieve -- by the jobs we create, by the energy we save, by whether America is more competitive in the world. [SEP] Today, I am announcing a few key parts of my plan.

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956

So now they can't say it. [SEP] Just one more thing we check off the list.

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957

A scrappy gang of patriots in the American Revolution-my own family included-won us our liberty, which we used to push for greater civil and human rights and to make investments in agricultural and educational systems that sparked our economy allowing us to strengthen our military into the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. [SEP] Success was never easy or guaranteed.

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We're coming out of the worst public health crisis in 100 years, worst economic crisis since the great depression. [SEP] As I told you, before I carry a card in my pocket, I hope I have it with me, I carry card in my pocket with a number of Americans dead from COVID-19.

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Workers have lost jobs, and the trust of the American people has been betrayed. [SEP] As we face these economic challenges, my administration will do everything in its power to ensure business integrity and long-term growth.

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960

No steps have been skipped in the approval process. [SEP] It's important that everyone makes an appointment to get their vaccine when it is their turn.

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I'll continue to closely monitor the data and confer with experts in healthcare, epidemiology, business, labor, and education as we continue to reengage sectors of our economy. [SEP] To those of you who are watching at home, please keep doing your part.

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And I want to just tell you that's being taken care of very well and very beautifully. [SEP] Our steel industry is coming back.

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963

Is the President going to be doing more meetings, or is staff going to be? [SEP] I know there were a few on the Hill today.

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964

And so now is the time for legal- reforming of the immigration system. [SEP] I don't believe in blanket amnesty.

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965

COVID-19 vaccines, especially when accompanied by a booster dose, are likely to protect against severe disease, hospitalization, and death. [SEP] Still, we know we will continue to hear more about people who get infected who are vaccinated.

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Nevertheless, I think that that's something that bears mentioning. [SEP] We're in a situation where we're taking action every day to be able to address the issue with the spread of COVID-19.

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967

I mean, the truth of the matter is, a couple of Members of the House of Representatives disgraced the process. [SEP] A person took money in order to put things in appropriations bills.

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Rule of law, free press, freedom of assembly, those are all part of it as well. [SEP] I think the Turkish people are going to be debating this and working through this over the next several months.

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I want to express our tremendous thanks to the American people for continuing to practice social distancing - like you people are practicing right here; I don't know, this room may never be the same - maintaining good hygiene, and follow government guidelines. [SEP] Vice President Pence lifts up that card every time.

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And we're going to get our lives back to the way they were. [SEP] You know, one thing that bothers me: A couple of restauranteurs called, and they said, I mean, Sir, I barely made a living with 150 seats.

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Their wrongful detentions are part of a deeply troubling trend we see around the world that we must stand up and call out. [SEP] As you may know -- or as you may not know, in 2022 alone, the Committee to Protect Journalists estimates that 363 journalists were jailed simply for doing their job -- a new record high.

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Well, let's go to the second part of your question, with Mitch. [SEP] Again, we've been doing healthcare for, really, seven months, and probably six months, if you think about it, because we started in probably a total of six months.

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She didn't complain. [SEP] That's not what you did in that generation.

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974

We have natural obstacles to controlling the viral spread and we're controlling it despite that. [SEP] All right, so just here are the facts.

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975

And that's what's happening. [SEP] We've made so much progress with respect to energy just in the last four months.

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976

All the world now faces a test and the United Nations a difficult and defining moment. [SEP] Are Security Council resolutions to be honored and enforced or cast aside without consequence?

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And I used to talk about this during the campaign. [SEP] Getting along with Russia would be a good thing.

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As I mentioned previously, the vian- -- the science on COVID-19 is constantly evolving. [SEP] We will continue to monitor the evidence and provide updates as we learn more.

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