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979	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. [SEP] We're every link of the socioeconomic ladder.	not_continue
980	Otherwise, we'll just wait 'til we win back the House, win the Senate, win the presidency, and we'll vote. [SEP] Democrats have never been further outside of the mainstream.	not_continue
981	And she said, I don't have enough private insurance to do it, and we don't cover it. [SEP] Well, I've been fighting Big Pharma for a long, long time as a U.S. senator.	not_continue
982	Our weather is getting more extreme, more destructive. [SEP] Look at the lives being destroyed.	not_continue
983	And as the President said, we'll soon be making over 300, 000 tests per day. [SEP] Do the math.	not_continue
984	Some haven't, but many have, are arguing, get vaccinated. [SEP] Look, this is not about red states and blue states.	not_continue
985	We have so many student athletes who if it weren't for the role of sports in their lives growing up, they may not have been able to get to this point where they can get an education. [SEP] It's been formative in terms of people developing work ethic and character, and we believe that discussions about short-circuiting the season are entirely misplaced.	not_continue
986	And that's what everybody is shooting for. [SEP] Thank you very much.	not_continue
987	Already, the United States has begun a program of technical assistance to Mongolia. [SEP] Just this month, a team from AID traveled to Ulan Bator to brief 20 mid-level managers on free market reform and found 200 officials ready to exchange ideas, including many Members of the Mongolian Legislature.	not_continue
988	But there is cause for hope and for faith in our democracy in what is happening here tonight. [SEP] For the cries of pain and the hymns and protests of oppressed people have summoned into convocation all the majesty of this great Government--the Government of the greatest Nation on earth.	not_continue
989	You must vote Republican. [SEP] All American citizens, including millions and millions of legal immigrants who work hard to come into our country, who study, who wait in line sometimes for 10 years, and who respect our laws and follow the rules, they deserve a government that is loyal to them.	not_continue
990	And they're seeing increases. [SEP] It's much easier to reduce the viral spread in states with smaller populations.	not_continue
991	I have a couple questions. [SEP] The first is, there is no exception for China, obviously.	not_continue
992	We're teaching them different things that they can put into good use, and put into use to get jobs. [SEP] I recently met with Chairman Grassley and other members of Congress to discuss the bill.	not_continue
993	And now, while we must remain vigilant and cautious, we can lift some protocols that were previously in place. [SEP] Today, the department of health and human services is issuing an epidemic order to resume indoor dining.	not_continue
994	It's the dreamers-no matter how humble or poor or seemingly powerless-that are able to change the course of human events. [SEP] We saw it in South Africa, where citizens stood up to the scourge of apartheid.	not_continue
995	Art has advised many world leaders, including former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher - a great one. [SEP] Staying true to the pro-growth vision that Dr. Laffer helped develop, in 2017, we passed historic tax cuts and reforms into law.	not_continue
996	If Republicans in Congress come to the table -- if they were to come to the table, we can take action to end the epidemic of gun violence as we know it. [SEP] The President is doing his job.	not_continue
997	So authorities, as you heard in this press conference just a few moments ago, investigating this attack as a federal hate crime. [SEP] Now, as you can imagine, a community here is still really shaken for the last several hours.	not_continue
998	That's a problem. [SEP] We have to outreach to the black, brown, poor communities.	not_continue
999	We salute communicators who shined a light on stories no one else was telling. [SEP] A veteran of World War II and more than a dozen Pacific battles, Ben Bradlee brought the same intensity and dedication to journalism.	not_continue
1,000	And by the way, it's not as if active citizens are always right; they're not. [SEP] Sometimes, people start yelling at me or arguing at me, and I think, you don't know what you're talking about.	not_continue
1,001	This is a necessity. [SEP] The next major priority for me, and for all of us, should be to lower the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs - and to protect patients with pre-existing conditions.	not_continue
1,002	He, by the way, is Chairman of the Social Security Advisory Board. [SEP] The President needs a lot of advice.	not_continue
1,003	This is no time for impatience or self-defeating pessimism. [SEP] We have work to do in the defense of our country and for the good of humanity, and by doing our duty and holding firm to our values, this generation will give the world a lesson in the power of liberty.	not_continue
1,004	These are things that the President and Mrs. Bush, as parents, have tremendous empathy with the community. [SEP] The Department of Education received a request from the state of Maryland school superintendent late yesterday afternoon for financial assistance in helping the schools obtain radio equipment for the school buses here: $250, 000 has been identified to meet that request.	not_continue
1,005	In other words, it's a global war. [SEP] We're dealing with a group of folks that want to spread an ideology, and they see a problem developing in Iraq, and so they're heading into Iraq to fight us, because they can't stand the thought of democracy, see.	not_continue
1,006	He always looks so cool in them. [SEP] Early in Oprah Winfrey's career, her bosses told her she should change her name to Susie.	not_continue
1,007	We're still down 580, 000 jobs. [SEP] I mentioned 3 1/2 million women more now in poverty than 4 years ago.	not_continue
1,008	Thank you very much. [SEP] We embrace the vision of Martin Luther King, where children are not judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.	not_continue
1,009	That's great. [SEP] Right?	not_continue
1,010	Nobody else. [SEP] I brought it up.	not_continue
1,011	How are you going to be better off if our opponent adds a massive tax burden to the American economy? [SEP] Here's how I look at the choice Americans face in this election.	not_continue
1,012	On his watch, Virginia's economy boomed. [SEP] Two hundred thousand jobs created.	not_continue
1,013	So, thank you, Ivanka, for being here. [SEP] The United States is founded on the principle that our rights do not come from government; they come from God.	not_continue
1,014	And we have a commitment that those medicines will continue to be made available on a daily basis. [SEP] With that, I'd like to introduce the head of the Centers for Disease Control, Dr. Bob Redfield, for the latest information and your best counsel to the people of the state of Washington.	not_continue
1,015	The spirit of democracy is sweeping the Pacific rim. [SEP] China feels the winds of change.	not_continue
1,016	There are also serious concerns about the health of farmworkers who often work, live, and travel in close proximity, making social distancing very difficult. [SEP] The Senators urged the White House and federal agencies to coordinate with state and local governments and the private sector to take aggressive action to protect essential workers and the food supply from further damage.	not_continue
1,017	Long before this recession, the values of hard work and responsibility that built this country had been given short shrift. [SEP] For a decade, middle class families felt the sting of stagnant incomes and declining economic security.	not_continue
1,018	He's got it wrong. [SEP] What we're doing in the Persian Gulf is not anything about war for oil.	not_continue
1,019	I'll urge other sport leagues at every level to take every step they can. [SEP] Every day, more businesses are implementing their own vaccine mandates and the Justice Department has made it clear that it is legal to require COVID-19 vaccines.	not_continue
1,020	It's time for us to write a new chapter in that story. [SEP] After months of careful negotiation, of listening, of compromising together in a good faith, moving together, with ups and downs and some blips, a bipartisan group of senators got together and they forged an agreement to move forward on the key priorities of my American Jobs Plan - and one of them is sitting in front of me.	not_continue
1,021	Thank you very much. [SEP] Republicans believe that the public benefits must be protected for the truly, needy Americans.	not_continue
1,022	We can move hundreds of thousands of men and women in a very short time. [SEP] The vaccine is easy, by compare.	not_continue
1,023	And that was for a reason. [SEP] To give former prisoners a second chance at life.	not_continue
1,024	If we are deliberate, we can make this work. [SEP] The bill, introduced last week, also invests in teachers and students.	not_continue
1,025	When you increase Medicare-Medicaid availability, it provides an excuse for small-business owners to no longer provide insurance for their employees because the Government will pick it up. [SEP] See, 8 out of 10 new people subscribed to health care under his plan would end up on Federal rolls.	not_continue
1,026	So go sign up and make sure you're getting your vaccine today. [SEP] A lot of places have walk-in appointments.	not_continue
1,027	It's one of the great things about a true democracy, is that the institutions outlast the individuals, and therefore, there's stability in the process. [SEP] Some Presidents forget that they're not bigger than the Office.	not_continue
1,028	Do you notice that? [SEP] We stopped the radical crusade to dismantle U.S. energy production and empower rogue regimes.	not_continue
1,029	It depends on the state of the vaccine. [SEP] I've been briefed by seven of the leading folks in the nation as of two days ago.	not_continue
1,030	The United States must start looking at mandatory testing in the context of prevention. [SEP] We cannot allow the fear and ignorance rooted in a 25-year-old mindset to slow aggressive efforts to halt the progress of this disease, especially when African-American women make up nearly 70 percent of all new AIDS cases among women.	not_continue
1,031	They have already had an Iraq Compact meeting in September at the United Nations. [SEP] I can't tell you about the precise timing, but what you have seen is an Iraqi government that is getting more and more deeply involved in some of the preconditions that people think are necessary -- much more vigorous security operations and revamped security operations in Baghdad and Anbar.	not_continue
1,032	But what we're looking for is corruption. [SEP] An investigation started, called the Russian witch hunt, affectionately.	not_continue
1,033	And they come in because one guy gets in. [SEP] Then you bring the whole family.	not_continue
1,034	It could even cost you your freedom. [SEP] We talked about Evan of the Wall Street Journal sitting in a Russian prison as we speak on espionage charges.	not_continue
1,035	That's not chauvinism, that's just a fact. [SEP] We've never failed when we stood together, and if there's ever a time we need to stand together it's now.	not_continue
1,036	Relax, sit back, take off your shoes and put up your silver foot. [SEP] Now, we moved to west Texas 40 years ago, 40 years ago this year.	not_continue
1,037	And they really mean it. [SEP] I also want to make sure we pass a farm bill, which is moving along nicely, before the end of the month to help our great farmers.	not_continue
1,038	Today, I believe it is time once more for Americans to measure the constraints of custom and tradition against the compelling force of reason and reality in regard to the test of age. [SEP] The hour has come to take the next great step in the march of democracy.	not_continue
1,039	Such beautiful, beautiful babies. [SEP] Beyond the shocking death toll, the terrible measure of the opioid crisis includes the families ripped apart and, for many communities, a generation of lost potential and opportunity.	not_continue
1,040	I think that a couple of things are clear. [SEP] The actions this President took, the decisions he made -- some of them very difficult -- stopped what was already a catastrophic situation from becoming a Great Depression.	not_continue
1,041	We'll also build on these steps by working with Congress. [SEP] As part of my budget, I've proposed ensuring that nearly every American has access to a retirement savings account through his or her job.	not_continue
1,042	It's not fair. [SEP] Especially when you take Germany, and Germany is paying 1 percent - a little more than 1 percent - and they're buying and paying tremendous amounts of money to Russia.	not_continue
1,043	Sounds very, very familiar, actually. [SEP] Our economy has never, ever been stronger than it is today.	not_continue
1,044	Oh, that'll never happen again. [SEP] Yeah, sure.	not_continue
1,045	But I don't know whether they're going to be able to pull out of the current variation on what's been a pretty long-term slump any time soon, and they've still got some debt overhang that they've got to address. [SEP] In Europe, the debate has generally been framed as austerity and prudence promoted by the Germans versus a desire for a looser set of fiscal policies among the southern countries.	not_continue
1,046	They've lost such credibility. [SEP] But to think that we're comparing where we are now to two and a half years ago is - in a way it's insulting but we're doing well.	not_continue
1,047	Wages, while growing again, need to grow faster. [SEP] The gap between the rich and everyone else is still way too wide.	not_continue
1,048	I'm not joking. [SEP] Literally.	not_continue
1,049	These programs - these programs are - do something so basic yet so important. [SEP] Almost half of all seniors in the United States lived in poverty before Social Security.	not_continue
1,050	And when they're in power, they want the United States to mind their own business. [SEP] I think the way that we are going to operate is just to continue to be honest and to promote the kinds of policies and interests that we believe in.	not_continue
1,051	And I take the words very seriously. [SEP] Iraq is a part of the global war on terror.	not_continue
1,052	What an honor. [SEP] Being incarcerated, separated from my family for 22 years - almost 22 years - was one of the hardest challenges of my life.	not_continue
1,053	He made a record addition of $1 billion investment in education expanding preschool and resources for public schools in lower income communities and gave teachers a raise. [SEP] Okay?	not_continue
1,054	And while we believe that fully vaccinated people can travel at low risk to themselves, CDC is not recommending travel at this time due to the rising number of cases. [SEP] Before I close, I want to provide a brief overview of the state of the pandemic.	not_continue
1,055	Nobody's going to take away the Social Security check from our seniors. [SEP] The fund has got enough money, and baby boomers like me are in good shape.	not_continue
1,056	They have real-life concerns. [SEP] Many have spent months looking for work.	not_continue
1,057	I mean, I said at my Democratic convention remarks, they've ignored the virus, they've denied the virus, they've done everything except address the virus. [SEP] This whole methodology of 50 states, each one handles its own situation.	not_continue
1,058	And that's exactly what I intend to do as President of the United States. [SEP] Thanks for listening.	not_continue
1,059	Seems okay. [SEP] Okay, one item for all of you at the top.	not_continue
1,060	It's sad. [SEP] You know, President Trump, President Trump is putting pro-Constitution, pro-America judges on the bench, but Claire McCaskill voted no.	not_continue
1,061	It's been a distinct pleasure to welcome the President to the Oval Office. [SEP] We've had a very extensive conversation about-we talked about a lot of subjects.	not_continue
1,062	And that's going to remain tough, or even tougher. [SEP] We must strengthen community bonds with law enforcement, including cities like Chicago that have been an absolute and total disaster.	not_continue
1,063	We want to thank America's textile manufacturers for their partnership in this remarkable undertaking. [SEP] Two U.S. companies, Hanes and Standard Textile are on track to produce five million gowns by the end of the month and that's really moving.	not_continue
1,064	They've begun paying dividends. [SEP] Inflation has eased; net international reserves have risen.	not_continue
1,065	Remember values? [SEP] We must trust science and reason over conjecture and harmful instinct, real information over conspiracy theories.	not_continue
1,066	You're going to see numbers that get even better. [SEP] The stock market has added more than $8 trillion in new wealth.	not_continue
1,067	In other words, there's not a trust. [SEP] Some people think, well, Social Security is the kind of deal where the Government takes your money and holds it for you and then gives it back to you when you retire.	not_continue
1,068	I was with Prime Minister Abe. [SEP] They're sending many companies.	not_continue
1,069	We expect that that number of 71 years-which isn't good compared to the other numbers, is it? [SEP] But women also will soon be historic, we think.	not_continue
1,070	It was a warm and friendly conversation. [SEP] We backed - I backed Ukraine from the beginning.	not_continue
1,071	A blessing. [SEP] One Pastor, Ramn Rigal, and his wife are imprisoned in Cuba.	not_continue
1,072	We'll see. [SEP] I mean, they had their committees.	not_continue
1,073	A president stands out there when people are peacefully protesting in front of the White House. [SEP] No, no violence whatsoever.	not_continue
1,074	I think it was the right thing to do. [SEP] We're not going backwards, we're going forwards.	not_continue
1,075	But right now we're just holding even, if not going below even. [SEP] When Congress completes its work, seniors like Gene and Dorothy Preston can look forward to better health care coverage and relief from the rising cost of prescription drugs.	not_continue
1,076	I just mentioned one on information technology. [SEP] Another is to get rid of these junk lawsuits that are running up the cost of medicine.	not_continue
1,077	And we think it is a strong record. [SEP] John has done a terrific job.	not_continue
1,078	And that's exactly what we're doing. [SEP] In terms of the hurricane, itself, remember we took a number of steps prior to the hurricane hitting the Gulf Coast region.	not_continue

979

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. [SEP] We're every link of the socioeconomic ladder.

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980

Otherwise, we'll just wait 'til we win back the House, win the Senate, win the presidency, and we'll vote. [SEP] Democrats have never been further outside of the mainstream.

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981

And she said, I don't have enough private insurance to do it, and we don't cover it. [SEP] Well, I've been fighting Big Pharma for a long, long time as a U.S. senator.

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982

Our weather is getting more extreme, more destructive. [SEP] Look at the lives being destroyed.

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983

And as the President said, we'll soon be making over 300, 000 tests per day. [SEP] Do the math.

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984

Some haven't, but many have, are arguing, get vaccinated. [SEP] Look, this is not about red states and blue states.

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985

We have so many student athletes who if it weren't for the role of sports in their lives growing up, they may not have been able to get to this point where they can get an education. [SEP] It's been formative in terms of people developing work ethic and character, and we believe that discussions about short-circuiting the season are entirely misplaced.

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986

And that's what everybody is shooting for. [SEP] Thank you very much.

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987

Already, the United States has begun a program of technical assistance to Mongolia. [SEP] Just this month, a team from AID traveled to Ulan Bator to brief 20 mid-level managers on free market reform and found 200 officials ready to exchange ideas, including many Members of the Mongolian Legislature.

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988

But there is cause for hope and for faith in our democracy in what is happening here tonight. [SEP] For the cries of pain and the hymns and protests of oppressed people have summoned into convocation all the majesty of this great Government--the Government of the greatest Nation on earth.

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989

You must vote Republican. [SEP] All American citizens, including millions and millions of legal immigrants who work hard to come into our country, who study, who wait in line sometimes for 10 years, and who respect our laws and follow the rules, they deserve a government that is loyal to them.

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990

And they're seeing increases. [SEP] It's much easier to reduce the viral spread in states with smaller populations.

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991

I have a couple questions. [SEP] The first is, there is no exception for China, obviously.

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992

We're teaching them different things that they can put into good use, and put into use to get jobs. [SEP] I recently met with Chairman Grassley and other members of Congress to discuss the bill.

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993

And now, while we must remain vigilant and cautious, we can lift some protocols that were previously in place. [SEP] Today, the department of health and human services is issuing an epidemic order to resume indoor dining.

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994

It's the dreamers-no matter how humble or poor or seemingly powerless-that are able to change the course of human events. [SEP] We saw it in South Africa, where citizens stood up to the scourge of apartheid.

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995

Art has advised many world leaders, including former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher - a great one. [SEP] Staying true to the pro-growth vision that Dr. Laffer helped develop, in 2017, we passed historic tax cuts and reforms into law.

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996

If Republicans in Congress come to the table -- if they were to come to the table, we can take action to end the epidemic of gun violence as we know it. [SEP] The President is doing his job.

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997

So authorities, as you heard in this press conference just a few moments ago, investigating this attack as a federal hate crime. [SEP] Now, as you can imagine, a community here is still really shaken for the last several hours.

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998

That's a problem. [SEP] We have to outreach to the black, brown, poor communities.

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999

We salute communicators who shined a light on stories no one else was telling. [SEP] A veteran of World War II and more than a dozen Pacific battles, Ben Bradlee brought the same intensity and dedication to journalism.

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1,000

And by the way, it's not as if active citizens are always right; they're not. [SEP] Sometimes, people start yelling at me or arguing at me, and I think, you don't know what you're talking about.

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1,001

This is a necessity. [SEP] The next major priority for me, and for all of us, should be to lower the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs - and to protect patients with pre-existing conditions.

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1,002

He, by the way, is Chairman of the Social Security Advisory Board. [SEP] The President needs a lot of advice.

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1,003

This is no time for impatience or self-defeating pessimism. [SEP] We have work to do in the defense of our country and for the good of humanity, and by doing our duty and holding firm to our values, this generation will give the world a lesson in the power of liberty.

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1,004

These are things that the President and Mrs. Bush, as parents, have tremendous empathy with the community. [SEP] The Department of Education received a request from the state of Maryland school superintendent late yesterday afternoon for financial assistance in helping the schools obtain radio equipment for the school buses here: $250, 000 has been identified to meet that request.

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1,005

In other words, it's a global war. [SEP] We're dealing with a group of folks that want to spread an ideology, and they see a problem developing in Iraq, and so they're heading into Iraq to fight us, because they can't stand the thought of democracy, see.

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1,006

He always looks so cool in them. [SEP] Early in Oprah Winfrey's career, her bosses told her she should change her name to Susie.

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1,007

We're still down 580, 000 jobs. [SEP] I mentioned 3 1/2 million women more now in poverty than 4 years ago.

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1,008

Thank you very much. [SEP] We embrace the vision of Martin Luther King, where children are not judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.

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1,009

That's great. [SEP] Right?

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1,010

Nobody else. [SEP] I brought it up.

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1,011

How are you going to be better off if our opponent adds a massive tax burden to the American economy? [SEP] Here's how I look at the choice Americans face in this election.

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1,012

On his watch, Virginia's economy boomed. [SEP] Two hundred thousand jobs created.

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1,013

So, thank you, Ivanka, for being here. [SEP] The United States is founded on the principle that our rights do not come from government; they come from God.

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1,014

And we have a commitment that those medicines will continue to be made available on a daily basis. [SEP] With that, I'd like to introduce the head of the Centers for Disease Control, Dr. Bob Redfield, for the latest information and your best counsel to the people of the state of Washington.

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1,015

The spirit of democracy is sweeping the Pacific rim. [SEP] China feels the winds of change.

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1,016

There are also serious concerns about the health of farmworkers who often work, live, and travel in close proximity, making social distancing very difficult. [SEP] The Senators urged the White House and federal agencies to coordinate with state and local governments and the private sector to take aggressive action to protect essential workers and the food supply from further damage.

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1,017

Long before this recession, the values of hard work and responsibility that built this country had been given short shrift. [SEP] For a decade, middle class families felt the sting of stagnant incomes and declining economic security.

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1,018

He's got it wrong. [SEP] What we're doing in the Persian Gulf is not anything about war for oil.

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1,019

I'll urge other sport leagues at every level to take every step they can. [SEP] Every day, more businesses are implementing their own vaccine mandates and the Justice Department has made it clear that it is legal to require COVID-19 vaccines.

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1,020

It's time for us to write a new chapter in that story. [SEP] After months of careful negotiation, of listening, of compromising together in a good faith, moving together, with ups and downs and some blips, a bipartisan group of senators got together and they forged an agreement to move forward on the key priorities of my American Jobs Plan - and one of them is sitting in front of me.

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1,021

Thank you very much. [SEP] Republicans believe that the public benefits must be protected for the truly, needy Americans.

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1,022

We can move hundreds of thousands of men and women in a very short time. [SEP] The vaccine is easy, by compare.

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1,023

And that was for a reason. [SEP] To give former prisoners a second chance at life.

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1,024

If we are deliberate, we can make this work. [SEP] The bill, introduced last week, also invests in teachers and students.

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1,025

When you increase Medicare-Medicaid availability, it provides an excuse for small-business owners to no longer provide insurance for their employees because the Government will pick it up. [SEP] See, 8 out of 10 new people subscribed to health care under his plan would end up on Federal rolls.

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1,026

So go sign up and make sure you're getting your vaccine today. [SEP] A lot of places have walk-in appointments.

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1,027

It's one of the great things about a true democracy, is that the institutions outlast the individuals, and therefore, there's stability in the process. [SEP] Some Presidents forget that they're not bigger than the Office.

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1,028

Do you notice that? [SEP] We stopped the radical crusade to dismantle U.S. energy production and empower rogue regimes.

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1,029

It depends on the state of the vaccine. [SEP] I've been briefed by seven of the leading folks in the nation as of two days ago.

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1,030

The United States must start looking at mandatory testing in the context of prevention. [SEP] We cannot allow the fear and ignorance rooted in a 25-year-old mindset to slow aggressive efforts to halt the progress of this disease, especially when African-American women make up nearly 70 percent of all new AIDS cases among women.

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1,031

They have already had an Iraq Compact meeting in September at the United Nations. [SEP] I can't tell you about the precise timing, but what you have seen is an Iraqi government that is getting more and more deeply involved in some of the preconditions that people think are necessary -- much more vigorous security operations and revamped security operations in Baghdad and Anbar.

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1,032

But what we're looking for is corruption. [SEP] An investigation started, called the Russian witch hunt, affectionately.

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1,033

And they come in because one guy gets in. [SEP] Then you bring the whole family.

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1,034

It could even cost you your freedom. [SEP] We talked about Evan of the Wall Street Journal sitting in a Russian prison as we speak on espionage charges.

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1,035

That's not chauvinism, that's just a fact. [SEP] We've never failed when we stood together, and if there's ever a time we need to stand together it's now.

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1,036

Relax, sit back, take off your shoes and put up your silver foot. [SEP] Now, we moved to west Texas 40 years ago, 40 years ago this year.

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1,037

And they really mean it. [SEP] I also want to make sure we pass a farm bill, which is moving along nicely, before the end of the month to help our great farmers.

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1,038

Today, I believe it is time once more for Americans to measure the constraints of custom and tradition against the compelling force of reason and reality in regard to the test of age. [SEP] The hour has come to take the next great step in the march of democracy.

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1,039

Such beautiful, beautiful babies. [SEP] Beyond the shocking death toll, the terrible measure of the opioid crisis includes the families ripped apart and, for many communities, a generation of lost potential and opportunity.

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1,040

I think that a couple of things are clear. [SEP] The actions this President took, the decisions he made -- some of them very difficult -- stopped what was already a catastrophic situation from becoming a Great Depression.

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1,041

We'll also build on these steps by working with Congress. [SEP] As part of my budget, I've proposed ensuring that nearly every American has access to a retirement savings account through his or her job.

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1,042

It's not fair. [SEP] Especially when you take Germany, and Germany is paying 1 percent - a little more than 1 percent - and they're buying and paying tremendous amounts of money to Russia.

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1,043

Sounds very, very familiar, actually. [SEP] Our economy has never, ever been stronger than it is today.

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1,044

Oh, that'll never happen again. [SEP] Yeah, sure.

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1,045

But I don't know whether they're going to be able to pull out of the current variation on what's been a pretty long-term slump any time soon, and they've still got some debt overhang that they've got to address. [SEP] In Europe, the debate has generally been framed as austerity and prudence promoted by the Germans versus a desire for a looser set of fiscal policies among the southern countries.

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1,046

They've lost such credibility. [SEP] But to think that we're comparing where we are now to two and a half years ago is - in a way it's insulting but we're doing well.

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1,047

Wages, while growing again, need to grow faster. [SEP] The gap between the rich and everyone else is still way too wide.

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1,048

I'm not joking. [SEP] Literally.

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1,049

These programs - these programs are - do something so basic yet so important. [SEP] Almost half of all seniors in the United States lived in poverty before Social Security.

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1,050

And when they're in power, they want the United States to mind their own business. [SEP] I think the way that we are going to operate is just to continue to be honest and to promote the kinds of policies and interests that we believe in.

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1,051

And I take the words very seriously. [SEP] Iraq is a part of the global war on terror.

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1,052

What an honor. [SEP] Being incarcerated, separated from my family for 22 years - almost 22 years - was one of the hardest challenges of my life.

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1,053

He made a record addition of $1 billion investment in education expanding preschool and resources for public schools in lower income communities and gave teachers a raise. [SEP] Okay?

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1,054

And while we believe that fully vaccinated people can travel at low risk to themselves, CDC is not recommending travel at this time due to the rising number of cases. [SEP] Before I close, I want to provide a brief overview of the state of the pandemic.

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1,055

Nobody's going to take away the Social Security check from our seniors. [SEP] The fund has got enough money, and baby boomers like me are in good shape.

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1,056

They have real-life concerns. [SEP] Many have spent months looking for work.

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1,057

I mean, I said at my Democratic convention remarks, they've ignored the virus, they've denied the virus, they've done everything except address the virus. [SEP] This whole methodology of 50 states, each one handles its own situation.

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1,058

And that's exactly what I intend to do as President of the United States. [SEP] Thanks for listening.

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1,059

Seems okay. [SEP] Okay, one item for all of you at the top.

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1,060

It's sad. [SEP] You know, President Trump, President Trump is putting pro-Constitution, pro-America judges on the bench, but Claire McCaskill voted no.

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1,061

It's been a distinct pleasure to welcome the President to the Oval Office. [SEP] We've had a very extensive conversation about-we talked about a lot of subjects.

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1,062

And that's going to remain tough, or even tougher. [SEP] We must strengthen community bonds with law enforcement, including cities like Chicago that have been an absolute and total disaster.

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1,063

We want to thank America's textile manufacturers for their partnership in this remarkable undertaking. [SEP] Two U.S. companies, Hanes and Standard Textile are on track to produce five million gowns by the end of the month and that's really moving.

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1,064

They've begun paying dividends. [SEP] Inflation has eased; net international reserves have risen.

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1,065

Remember values? [SEP] We must trust science and reason over conjecture and harmful instinct, real information over conspiracy theories.

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1,066

You're going to see numbers that get even better. [SEP] The stock market has added more than $8 trillion in new wealth.

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1,067

In other words, there's not a trust. [SEP] Some people think, well, Social Security is the kind of deal where the Government takes your money and holds it for you and then gives it back to you when you retire.

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1,068

I was with Prime Minister Abe. [SEP] They're sending many companies.

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1,069

We expect that that number of 71 years-which isn't good compared to the other numbers, is it? [SEP] But women also will soon be historic, we think.

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1,070

It was a warm and friendly conversation. [SEP] We backed - I backed Ukraine from the beginning.

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1,071

A blessing. [SEP] One Pastor, Ramn Rigal, and his wife are imprisoned in Cuba.

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1,072

We'll see. [SEP] I mean, they had their committees.

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1,073

A president stands out there when people are peacefully protesting in front of the White House. [SEP] No, no violence whatsoever.

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1,074

I think it was the right thing to do. [SEP] We're not going backwards, we're going forwards.

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1,075

But right now we're just holding even, if not going below even. [SEP] When Congress completes its work, seniors like Gene and Dorothy Preston can look forward to better health care coverage and relief from the rising cost of prescription drugs.

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1,076

I just mentioned one on information technology. [SEP] Another is to get rid of these junk lawsuits that are running up the cost of medicine.

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1,077

And we think it is a strong record. [SEP] John has done a terrific job.

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And that's exactly what we're doing. [SEP] In terms of the hurricane, itself, remember we took a number of steps prior to the hurricane hitting the Gulf Coast region.

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