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16,152	And we ought to expand our markets abroad.	No
27,725	I know Americans had seen jobs being shipped overseas; businesses and workers not getting a level playing field when it came to trade.	Yes
6,398	But we're going to have to invest in the American people again, in tax cuts for the middle class, in health care for all Americans, and college for every young person who wants to go.	No
7,441	We're just in a period -- we've got to work to bring it -- my opponent keeps mentioning John McCain, and I'm glad he did.	No
10,772	So let's not raise anybody's taxes, my friends, and make it be very clear to you I am not in favor of tax cuts for the wealthy.	No
10,639	Do you know that Senator Obama has voted for -- is proposing $860 billion of new spending now?	Yes
15,312	Well, that just isn't true.	No
25,559	Do you believe in MAD, mutual assured destruction, mutual deterrence as it has been practiced for the last generation?	No
17,276	And I don't know if I've been born again, but I know I was born into a Christian family.	No
26,537	We'd have that trouble all over America.	No
32,462	She's a United States -- she was a United States senator.	No
25,571	Why pursue a strategy that would delegate to computers the question of starting a war?	No
21,790	And as a matter of principle -- and my situation is unique, and I understand it -- I would take absolutely no compensation; I go as their servant.	No
11,214	First of all, as I say, I don't think that -- we're not going to have another Cold War with Russia.	No
1,735	They'll do fine whether you're president or I am.	No
16,767	What we have done is to hold the lid on spending in an effort to reduce the rate of inflation.	Yes
33,907	Well, everything I did as secretary of state was in furtherance of our country's interests and our values.	No
8,825	But, unlike Governor Reagan, I do not support a boondoggle like the MX missile.	Yes
7,740	When we look, for example, at the vote on the Congo.	No
11,589	Can you run through the list again?	No
7,250	We'll have 125,000 troops trained by the end of this year.	Yes
28,716	You know, some parents are worried about those filters, that you will have to ask your kids how to put them on there.	No
24,439	I urged the president to support this air cover, and he did--and I applaud that.	Yes
1,785	And by giving them those tax cuts, they had a little more money in their pocket, and so maybe they can buy a new car.	No
86	If he or representatives of the administration are either with or involving people like Noriega in our foreign policy, or don't pursue that connection in a way that makes it possible for us to cut it off and to be an example to our kids all over the country.	No
27,127	They haven't formed a unity group, a council of some kind.	No
21,311	Pay $1 an hour for your labor, have no health care -- that's the most expensive single element in making the car.	Yes
20,241	Now, under my proposal, for every dollar that I propose in spending for things like education and health care, I will put another dollar into middle class tax cuts.	No
13,935	Oh, no, it will cost jobs, but that's not -- let me say this.	No
10,528	And you know, there were some of us that stood up two years ago and said we've got to enact legislation to fix this.	No
28,791	I've had a record of bringing people from all walks of life into my administration, and my administration is better off for it in Texas.	No
5,499	I am convinced that, until we reverse this continued decline in home ownership and put a floor under it, and so that people have not only the hope and belief they can stay in their homes and realize the American dream, but that value will come up.	No
16,280	But not a one of those key democratic leaders support our policy in Central America.	Yes
25,069	[Applause] I propose a budget -- I have proposed a budget which would increase our nation's strength, in real terms, by double that of the Soviet Union.	No
3,908	There is nobody who can pose a threat to us there.	No
10,997	In a country as wealthy as ours, for us to have people who are going bankrupt because they can't pay their medical bills -- for my mother to die of cancer at the age of 53 and have to spend the last months of her life in the hospital room arguing with insurance companies because they're saying that this may be a pre-existing condition and they don't have to pay her treatment, there's something fundamentally wrong about that.	No
32,463	She complains that Donald Trump took advantage of the tax code.	Yes
16,628	There's no way for our people now to understand what their government is.	No
34,037	If you look -- excuse me, Chris -- if you look at your voter rolls, you will see millions of people that are registered to vote -- millions, this isn't coming from me -- this is coming from Pew Report and other places -- millions of people that are registered to vote that shouldn't be registered to vote.	Yes
25,288	We've never had citizenship tests in our country before, and I don't think we should have a citizenship card today.	Yes
31,856	This is a great land.	No
3,716	And we fixed it and we killed it and the people ended up in federal prison so I know how to do this because I've been involved these issues for many, many years.	Yes
23,111	But it's less than 1 percent of the total cost of health care.	Yes
26,657	Until about five months ago the Japanese economy was in a deep recession.	Yes
22,461	Now, if you don't want to really do that I'm not your man.	No
22,222	Those things would revolutionize American education and take us to the top economically.	No
19,859	Our schools are getting better, and our schools can be made to be even better still with the right kind of community leadership and partnership at the school level.	No
1,822	Now, you cite a study.	No
18,457	Osama bin Laden isn't going to determine how we defend ourselves.	No
15,206	She said she thought nuclear weaponry - and the control of nuclear arms.	No
9,035	And for the state to interfere in that decision, under whatever guise, and with whatever rationale, for the state to try to take over in that situation, and by edict, command what the individual shall do, and substitute itself for that individual's conscience, for her right to consult her rabbi, her minister, her priest, her doctor - any other counselor of her choice - I think goes beyond what we want to ever see accomplished in this country, if we really believe in the First Amendment: if we really believe in freedom of choice and the right of the individual.	No
21,022	I'm totally opposed to diverting one out of every six dollars out of the Social Security trust fund, as the Governor has proposed, into the stock market.	Yes
1,292	There was a time when there was hope for those who uh - were poor and downtrodden and who were - uh elderly or who were - uh ill or who were in minority groups, but that time has been gone.	No
14,001	He promised -- he -- you know -- let me just say --	No
19,673	I think there's enough -- we're even looking at our tax cut proposal, our economic package.	No
34,116	Now we're fighting again to get Mosul.	Yes
24,180	And we will start putting together teams to put together--to take all the plans that exist and do something with them.	No
25,285	That is the part that requires employers to determine the citizenship of an employee before they're hired.	No
6,212	Let me talk to you about an important aspect of this issue.	No
11,007	And when Senator McCain says that he wants to provide children health care, what he doesn't mention is he voted against the expansion of the Children's Health Insurance Program that is responsible for making sure that so many children who didn't have previously health insurance have it now.	Yes
5,539	Now Senator Obama talks about the very, very rich.	No
17,236	Well, let me just respond with regard to Social Security.	No
9,513	We can do better than this.	No
4,113	Now, understand what this means "without preconditions."	No
16,515	Well, as a matter of fact there is.	No
32,268	If they don't do that, it's a very difficult situation for our country, because you look at Orlando and you look at San Bernardino and you look at the World Trade Center.	No
20,313	Now, one thing I don't understand, Jim, is why is it that the wealthiest 1% get their tax cuts the first year, but 95% of seniors have to wait four to five years before they get a single penny?	Yes
17,252	And I don't believe -- I believe, I should say, as Lincoln once said, that I could not -- I would be the most stupid man in the world if I thought I could confront the duties of the office I hold if I could not turn to someone who was stronger and greater than all others.	No
3,991	Now, Senator McCain is also right that it's difficult.	No
8,855	Wouldn't it make a lot more sense if the government let them keep their own money there in the first place?	No
32,524	And we're going to make sure that nobody, no corporation, and no individual can get away without paying his fair share to support our country.	No
32,593	Eight million kids every year have health insurance, because when I was first lady I worked with Democrats and Republicans to create the Children's Health Insurance Program.	Yes
27,183	Our association and connection with our allies is essential to America's strength.	No
10,445	We've got to make sure that works properly.	No
17,846	The answer to that obviously was no, and as the result, I was elected to this office and promised a new beginning.	No
638	He apparently wants to spend billions on the MX on railroad cars, a weapons system we don't need and can't afford.	No
4,076	Well, let me just correct something very quickly.	No
19,169	Our government is smaller and less bureaucratic and has given more authority to the states than its two predecessors under Republican presidents.	Yes
29,216	What's happened to our jobs and our country and our economy generally is -- look, we owe $20 trillion.	Yes
20,745	Now, for every dollar that I propose to spend on education, he spends $5 on a tax cut for the wealthiest 1%.	Yes
24,927	No, but I'm glad you asked that question, because I know it's on many peoples' minds.	No
8,482	When the president exercises his veto power, he has to have the people upo- behind him, not just a third of the Congress.	No
12,198	That we spent -- the top 1% receive 223 as opposed to 445 billion in new spending.	Yes
8,885	It will come from the pockets of the people who are living in those very areas.	No
16,113	It had to do with the discussion we had had the previous day on the overall question of reducing the budget.	No
19,897	But I want to get out there and give a better education opportunity to all of our children and that's why I vetoed the budget you passed with $30 billion in education cuts.	Yes
16,454	Yes, in unemployment that is likely to create additional pressure on prices, how willing are you to consider an incomes policy, in other words, wage and price controls?	No
23,199	And plus, we cut taxes for everybody.	Yes
24,611	He went to one meeting, and then we heard that he was stepping down.	No
29,193	So we have to do that.	No
20,765	The fact remains almost 30% of his proposed tax cut goes to -- only to Americans that make more than $1 million per year.	Yes
29,102	The central question in this election is really what kind of country we want to be and what kind of future we'll build together.	No
8,043	We should not uh - force our Nationalist allies to get off of them and give them to the Communists.	No
16,493	Now this tax bill - that hasn't reached the White House yet, but is expected in a day or two - it's about fifteen hundred pages.	Yes
26,999	I'm sorry, you actually -- there was a -- there was an effort on the part of the president to have a status of forces agreement, and I concurred in that, and said that we should have some number of troops that stayed on.	Yes
19,428	But here you cut the drug czar's office 83 percent.	Yes
17,860	In 1980 -- or 1979, a person with a fixed income of $8,000 was $500 above the poverty line, and this maybe explains why there are the numbers still in poverty.	Yes
6,298	Well, we have a tradition of local control of the schools and that's a tradition that has served us well.	No
12,219	They've had eight years to get something done on Medicare.	No
25,974	He went down and made a speech to people who were on his side saying that I did the wrong thing.	No

16,152

And we ought to expand our markets abroad.

No

27,725

I know Americans had seen jobs being shipped overseas; businesses and workers not getting a level playing field when it came to trade.

Yes

6,398

But we're going to have to invest in the American people again, in tax cuts for the middle class, in health care for all Americans, and college for every young person who wants to go.

No

7,441

We're just in a period -- we've got to work to bring it -- my opponent keeps mentioning John McCain, and I'm glad he did.

No

10,772

So let's not raise anybody's taxes, my friends, and make it be very clear to you I am not in favor of tax cuts for the wealthy.

No

10,639

Do you know that Senator Obama has voted for -- is proposing $860 billion of new spending now?

Yes

15,312

Well, that just isn't true.

No

25,559

Do you believe in MAD, mutual assured destruction, mutual deterrence as it has been practiced for the last generation?

No

17,276

And I don't know if I've been born again, but I know I was born into a Christian family.

No

26,537

We'd have that trouble all over America.

No

32,462

She's a United States -- she was a United States senator.

No

25,571

Why pursue a strategy that would delegate to computers the question of starting a war?

No

21,790

And as a matter of principle -- and my situation is unique, and I understand it -- I would take absolutely no compensation; I go as their servant.

No

11,214

First of all, as I say, I don't think that -- we're not going to have another Cold War with Russia.

No

1,735

They'll do fine whether you're president or I am.

No

16,767

What we have done is to hold the lid on spending in an effort to reduce the rate of inflation.

Yes

33,907

Well, everything I did as secretary of state was in furtherance of our country's interests and our values.

No

8,825

But, unlike Governor Reagan, I do not support a boondoggle like the MX missile.

Yes

7,740

When we look, for example, at the vote on the Congo.

No

11,589

Can you run through the list again?

No

7,250

We'll have 125,000 troops trained by the end of this year.

Yes

28,716

You know, some parents are worried about those filters, that you will have to ask your kids how to put them on there.

No

24,439

I urged the president to support this air cover, and he did--and I applaud that.

Yes

1,785

And by giving them those tax cuts, they had a little more money in their pocket, and so maybe they can buy a new car.

No

86

If he or representatives of the administration are either with or involving people like Noriega in our foreign policy, or don't pursue that connection in a way that makes it possible for us to cut it off and to be an example to our kids all over the country.

No

27,127

They haven't formed a unity group, a council of some kind.

No

21,311

Pay $1 an hour for your labor, have no health care -- that's the most expensive single element in making the car.

Yes

20,241

Now, under my proposal, for every dollar that I propose in spending for things like education and health care, I will put another dollar into middle class tax cuts.

No

13,935

Oh, no, it will cost jobs, but that's not -- let me say this.

No

10,528

And you know, there were some of us that stood up two years ago and said we've got to enact legislation to fix this.

No

28,791

I've had a record of bringing people from all walks of life into my administration, and my administration is better off for it in Texas.

No

5,499

I am convinced that, until we reverse this continued decline in home ownership and put a floor under it, and so that people have not only the hope and belief they can stay in their homes and realize the American dream, but that value will come up.

No

16,280

But not a one of those key democratic leaders support our policy in Central America.

Yes

25,069

[Applause] I propose a budget -- I have proposed a budget which would increase our nation's strength, in real terms, by double that of the Soviet Union.

No

3,908

There is nobody who can pose a threat to us there.

No

10,997

In a country as wealthy as ours, for us to have people who are going bankrupt because they can't pay their medical bills -- for my mother to die of cancer at the age of 53 and have to spend the last months of her life in the hospital room arguing with insurance companies because they're saying that this may be a pre-existing condition and they don't have to pay her treatment, there's something fundamentally wrong about that.

No

32,463

She complains that Donald Trump took advantage of the tax code.

Yes

16,628

There's no way for our people now to understand what their government is.

No

34,037

If you look -- excuse me, Chris -- if you look at your voter rolls, you will see millions of people that are registered to vote -- millions, this isn't coming from me -- this is coming from Pew Report and other places -- millions of people that are registered to vote that shouldn't be registered to vote.

Yes

25,288

We've never had citizenship tests in our country before, and I don't think we should have a citizenship card today.

Yes

31,856

This is a great land.

No

3,716

And we fixed it and we killed it and the people ended up in federal prison so I know how to do this because I've been involved these issues for many, many years.

Yes

23,111

But it's less than 1 percent of the total cost of health care.

Yes

26,657

Until about five months ago the Japanese economy was in a deep recession.

Yes

22,461

Now, if you don't want to really do that I'm not your man.

No

22,222

Those things would revolutionize American education and take us to the top economically.

No

19,859

Our schools are getting better, and our schools can be made to be even better still with the right kind of community leadership and partnership at the school level.

No

1,822

Now, you cite a study.

No

18,457

Osama bin Laden isn't going to determine how we defend ourselves.

No

15,206

She said she thought nuclear weaponry - and the control of nuclear arms.

No

9,035

And for the state to interfere in that decision, under whatever guise, and with whatever rationale, for the state to try to take over in that situation, and by edict, command what the individual shall do, and substitute itself for that individual's conscience, for her right to consult her rabbi, her minister, her priest, her doctor - any other counselor of her choice - I think goes beyond what we want to ever see accomplished in this country, if we really believe in the First Amendment: if we really believe in freedom of choice and the right of the individual.

No

21,022

I'm totally opposed to diverting one out of every six dollars out of the Social Security trust fund, as the Governor has proposed, into the stock market.

Yes

1,292

There was a time when there was hope for those who uh - were poor and downtrodden and who were - uh elderly or who were - uh ill or who were in minority groups, but that time has been gone.

No

14,001

He promised -- he -- you know -- let me just say --

No

19,673

I think there's enough -- we're even looking at our tax cut proposal, our economic package.

No

34,116

Now we're fighting again to get Mosul.

Yes

24,180

And we will start putting together teams to put together--to take all the plans that exist and do something with them.

No

25,285

That is the part that requires employers to determine the citizenship of an employee before they're hired.

No

6,212

Let me talk to you about an important aspect of this issue.

No

11,007

And when Senator McCain says that he wants to provide children health care, what he doesn't mention is he voted against the expansion of the Children's Health Insurance Program that is responsible for making sure that so many children who didn't have previously health insurance have it now.

Yes

5,539

Now Senator Obama talks about the very, very rich.

No

17,236

Well, let me just respond with regard to Social Security.

No

9,513

We can do better than this.

No

4,113

Now, understand what this means "without preconditions."

No

16,515

Well, as a matter of fact there is.

No

32,268

If they don't do that, it's a very difficult situation for our country, because you look at Orlando and you look at San Bernardino and you look at the World Trade Center.

No

20,313

Now, one thing I don't understand, Jim, is why is it that the wealthiest 1% get their tax cuts the first year, but 95% of seniors have to wait four to five years before they get a single penny?

Yes

17,252

And I don't believe -- I believe, I should say, as Lincoln once said, that I could not -- I would be the most stupid man in the world if I thought I could confront the duties of the office I hold if I could not turn to someone who was stronger and greater than all others.

No

3,991

Now, Senator McCain is also right that it's difficult.

No

8,855

Wouldn't it make a lot more sense if the government let them keep their own money there in the first place?

No

32,524

And we're going to make sure that nobody, no corporation, and no individual can get away without paying his fair share to support our country.

No

32,593

Eight million kids every year have health insurance, because when I was first lady I worked with Democrats and Republicans to create the Children's Health Insurance Program.

Yes

27,183

Our association and connection with our allies is essential to America's strength.

No

10,445

We've got to make sure that works properly.

No

17,846

The answer to that obviously was no, and as the result, I was elected to this office and promised a new beginning.

No

638

He apparently wants to spend billions on the MX on railroad cars, a weapons system we don't need and can't afford.

No

4,076

Well, let me just correct something very quickly.

No

19,169

Our government is smaller and less bureaucratic and has given more authority to the states than its two predecessors under Republican presidents.

Yes

29,216

What's happened to our jobs and our country and our economy generally is -- look, we owe $20 trillion.

Yes

20,745

Now, for every dollar that I propose to spend on education, he spends $5 on a tax cut for the wealthiest 1%.

Yes

24,927

No, but I'm glad you asked that question, because I know it's on many peoples' minds.

No

8,482

When the president exercises his veto power, he has to have the people upo- behind him, not just a third of the Congress.

No

12,198

That we spent -- the top 1% receive 223 as opposed to 445 billion in new spending.

Yes

8,885

It will come from the pockets of the people who are living in those very areas.

No

16,113

It had to do with the discussion we had had the previous day on the overall question of reducing the budget.

No

19,897

But I want to get out there and give a better education opportunity to all of our children and that's why I vetoed the budget you passed with $30 billion in education cuts.

Yes

16,454

Yes, in unemployment that is likely to create additional pressure on prices, how willing are you to consider an incomes policy, in other words, wage and price controls?

No

23,199

And plus, we cut taxes for everybody.

Yes

24,611

He went to one meeting, and then we heard that he was stepping down.

No

29,193

So we have to do that.

No

20,765

The fact remains almost 30% of his proposed tax cut goes to -- only to Americans that make more than $1 million per year.

Yes

29,102

The central question in this election is really what kind of country we want to be and what kind of future we'll build together.

No

8,043

We should not uh - force our Nationalist allies to get off of them and give them to the Communists.

No

16,493

Now this tax bill - that hasn't reached the White House yet, but is expected in a day or two - it's about fifteen hundred pages.

Yes

26,999

I'm sorry, you actually -- there was a -- there was an effort on the part of the president to have a status of forces agreement, and I concurred in that, and said that we should have some number of troops that stayed on.

Yes

19,428

But here you cut the drug czar's office 83 percent.

Yes

17,860

In 1980 -- or 1979, a person with a fixed income of $8,000 was $500 above the poverty line, and this maybe explains why there are the numbers still in poverty.

Yes

6,298

Well, we have a tradition of local control of the schools and that's a tradition that has served us well.

No

12,219

They've had eight years to get something done on Medicare.

No

25,974

He went down and made a speech to people who were on his side saying that I did the wrong thing.

No