iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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12,469	No child should be left behind in America.	No
19,091	Four years ago I ran for president at a time of high unemployment and rising frustration.	No
30,053	And we're hoping that within the year we'll be able to push ISIS out of Iraq and then, you know, really squeeze them in Syria.	No
14,199	This was a trick on the American people.	No
28,631	The President shouldn't have vetoed that bill.	No
881	And I'm very very proud of that choice.	No
23,907	They get on me -- Bill's gotten on me about, "read my lips."	No
19,807	But, you know, I think my ideas are better for the future.	No
12,258	I think we ought to have federal liability protection, depending upon whether or not standards have been met.	No
10,379	Loves his family, cares about his faith.	No
17,968	I believe America is safest and strongest when we are leading the world and we are leading strong alliances.	No
24,985	But between us, we can either destroy the world or we can save it.	No
27,542	Number two, Mr. President, the reason I call it an apology tour is because you went to the Middle East and you flew to Egypt and to Saudi Arabia and to Turkey and Iraq.	No
15,328	Now, we have an opportunity to move toward national health insurance, with an emphasis on the prevention of disease, an emphasis on out-patient care, not in-patient care; an emphasis on hospital cost containment to hold down the cost of hospital care far those who are ill, an emphasis on catastrophic health insurance, so that if a family is threatened with being wiped out economically because of a very high medical bill, then the insurance would help pay for it.	No
19,474	You talk about the Brady Bill.	No
24,626	Barbara I think is doing a superb job in destroying the myth about AIDS.	No
22,773	And people in Europe didn't like that decision.	No
2,820	A few months later, he said he wanted to cut the defense budget by eight or nine billion dollars.	Yes
24,332	There's no question about that.	No
18,866	But let me talk about something that the president just sort of finished up with.	No
3,020	And I would make sure that the uh - Saudis understood this ahead of time so there would be no doubt in their mind.	No
27,263	And I'll get us on track to a balanced budget.	No
2,364	A woman came to me and she said, look, I can't afford insurance for myself or my son.	No
24,513	They're between 100 and 200% capacity up and down the East Coast.	Yes
25,292	We need an answer to this problem, but it must be an American answer that is consistent with justice and due process.	No
12,962	Bring students here; let them see what kind of a country we have.	No
21,418	The dollar's gone through the floor.	No
26,963	Governor Romney, I'm glad that you recognize that Al Qaida is a threat, because a few months ago when you were asked what's the biggest geopolitical threat facing America, you said Russia, not Al Qaida; you said Russia, in the 1980s, they're now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because, you know, the Cold War's been over for 20 years.	Yes
5,708	Now, look, Americans are hurting tonight and they're angry and I understand that, and they want a new direction.	No
34,070	We've had free and fair elections.	No
33,831	Because what I saw what they did, which is a criminal act, by the way, where they're telling people to go out and start fist-fights and start violence.	Yes
17,702	I think also that the American people want a balanced program that gives us long-term growth so that they're not having to take money that's desperate to themselves and their families and give it to someone else.	No
23,610	I'm a Catholic, raised a Catholic.	No
32,976	I think that was a dereliction of duty.	No
19,844	90 percent of our kids are out there in those public schools and we need to lift their standards and move them forward with the programs like those I've outlined in this campaign.	Yes
10,140	And there are a number of things.	No
3,188	What is more moral in foreign policy than for the administration to take the lead in the World Food Conference in Rome in 1974 when the United States committed six million metric tons of food - over 60 percent of the food committed for the disadvantaged and underdeveloped nations of the world?	Yes
17,572	But at some point, we want to do that as well.	No
2,812	I might say this in closing, and that is that as far as foreign policy goes, Mr. Kissinger has been the president of this country.	No
14,521	My passion is to pass a jobs program and get incomes up with an investment incentive program to grow jobs in the private sector, to waste less public money and invest more, to control health care costs and provide for affordable health care for all Americans and to make sure we've got the best trained workforce in the world.	No
27,166	We want people to be able to enjoy their lives and know they're going to have a bright and prosperous future, not be at war.	No
25,395	The second thing is this all assumes that the Soviets wouldn't respond in kind.	No
2,824	About uh - late October of 1975, I asked the then Secretary of Defense, Mr. Schlesinger, to tell me what had to be done if we were going to reduce the defense budget by uh - three to five billion dollars.	Yes
5,508	And I am disappointed that Secretary Paulson and others have not made that their first priority.	No
32,116	I didn't in the first debate, and I'm going to try not to in this debate, because I'd like to get to the questions that the people have brought here tonight to talk to us about.	No
15,637	And you supported legislation this year that's involved tax increases not once, but twice.	Yes
9,869	I don't think you have to -- shouldn't have to hire a lawyer to figure out how to get into this country legally.	No
23,153	Government-sponsored health care would lead to rationing.	No
542	But here's the point he misses.	No
11,032	But the challenge is to know when the United States of American can beneficially effect the outcome of a crisis, when to go in and when not, when American military power is worth the expenditure of our most precious treasure.	No
3,096	The unemployment rate was less than 4 percent.	Yes
28,553	But I also believe strongly that we need to enforce laws on the books that the best way to make sure that we keep our society safe and secure is to hold people accountable for breaking the law.	No
11,650	One of the criteria that I think is important in deciding when and if we should ever get involved around the world is whether or not our national security interest is involved, if we can really make the difference with military forces.	No
10,154	The -- the greatest failure we've had with regards to -- to gun violence in some respects is what -- what is known as Fast and Furious.	No
10,563	The secretary already has the power to do that in the rescue package, but it hasn't been exercised yet.	Yes
15,455	We do not have to go on sharing in scarcity with the country getting worse off, with unemployment growing.	No
18,013	We have a duty to protect our children and grandchildren.	No
9,151	I know what it takes to create good jobs again.	No
8,311	And that can only be done through governmental action.	No
11,013	And in that situation, what happens is, is that the protections you have, the consumer protections that you need, you're not going to have available to you.	No
23,062	We took care of the safety issues.	Yes
13,362	We've spent more money on agriculture in the last eight years than the hundred years of the Agricultural Department before that.	Yes
23,789	But our long-term security depends on our deep faith in liberty.	No
6,673	They were told: Don't even bother; we're not going to listen to it.	No
22,257	In a little school everybody is somebody; individualism is very important.	No
22,209	We live in a world where what you earn depends on what you can learn, where the average 18- year-old will change jobs 8 times in a lifetime and where none of us can promise any of you that what you now do for a living is absolutely safe from now on.	Yes
33,047	The EPA is so restrictive that they are putting our energy companies out of business.	Yes
33,469	He has no respect for her.	No
27,404	You mentioned the Navy, for example, and that we have fewer ships than we did in 1916.	Yes
5,501	Let's take 300 of that billion and go in and buy those home loan mortgages and negotiate with those people in their homes, 11 million homes or more, so that they can afford to pay the mortgage, stay in their home.	No
29,324	NAFTA is the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere, but certainly ever signed in this country.	No
20,376	It's just clear you can go to the website and look.	No
32,543	See, I understand the tax code better than anybody that's ever run for president.	No
227	It's the single most important public health crisis, single most important public health emergency we've had in our lifetimes and I think there are a number of things we have to do including supporting legislation which is now moving through the Congress, which will commit this nation to the resources to find a cure which will provide broad education and prevention, which will provide sensitive and caring treatment for the victims of AIDS.	Yes
17,209	I don't want to hear them.	No
31,900	But it's locker room talk, and it's one of those things.	No
12,798	If we fail, it's been a great serious failure for everyone - for the human race.	No
3,360	Or will we have a world of peace with the threat of atomic weapons eliminated, with full trade, with our people at work, inflation controlled, openness in government, our people proud once again, Congress, citizens, president, secretary of state working in harmony and unity toward a common future?	No
239	But we got to have a knowledge base.	No
13,134	The President of the United States has indicated they are not within the treaty area.	Yes
20,866	I would like to tell you a quick story.	No
18,901	And to do the job, you can't cut the money for it.	No
24,704	When we talk about cutting health care costs, let's start with the insurance companies and the people that are making a killing instead of making our people healthy.	No
3,105	He's now down to a figure of five to seven billion dollars.	Yes
11,678	I think we have to be very reticent about that.	No
23,098	He wanted to give people rights.	No
32,877	And he is supporting me 100 percent.	Yes
27,916	That's why we have to move forward and not go back.	No
3,700	We've got to eliminate programs that don't work, and we've got to make sure that the programs that we do have are more efficient and cost less.	No
18,769	That's exactly what Kim Jong Il wants.	No
491	I think it is good.	No
11,127	The Taliban came back in, Al Qaida, we then had the situation that required us to conduct the Afghan war.	Yes
25,535	I don't think that our record of human rights can be assailed.	No
12,971	He was a good neighbor in Latin America because he was a good neighbor in the United States; because they saw us as a society that was compassionate, that cared about people, that was moving this country ahead.	No
32,589	You know, under our Constitution, presidents have something called veto power.	No
18,283	As well, help is on the way, but it's certainly hard to tell it when he voted against the $87-billion supplemental to provide equipment for our troops, and then said he actually did vote for it before he voted against it.	Yes
9,468	It's going to help those families, and it's going to create incentives to start growing jobs again in this country.	No
33,804	Take a look at the migration.	No
25,854	Fifty times we deployed troops around the world.	Yes
20,876	They sent me a picture of her in the classroom.	No

12,469

No child should be left behind in America.

No

19,091

Four years ago I ran for president at a time of high unemployment and rising frustration.

No

30,053

And we're hoping that within the year we'll be able to push ISIS out of Iraq and then, you know, really squeeze them in Syria.

No

14,199

This was a trick on the American people.

No

28,631

The President shouldn't have vetoed that bill.

No

881

And I'm very very proud of that choice.

No

23,907

They get on me -- Bill's gotten on me about, "read my lips."

No

19,807

But, you know, I think my ideas are better for the future.

No

12,258

I think we ought to have federal liability protection, depending upon whether or not standards have been met.

No

10,379

Loves his family, cares about his faith.

No

17,968

I believe America is safest and strongest when we are leading the world and we are leading strong alliances.

No

24,985

But between us, we can either destroy the world or we can save it.

No

27,542

Number two, Mr. President, the reason I call it an apology tour is because you went to the Middle East and you flew to Egypt and to Saudi Arabia and to Turkey and Iraq.

No

15,328

Now, we have an opportunity to move toward national health insurance, with an emphasis on the prevention of disease, an emphasis on out-patient care, not in-patient care; an emphasis on hospital cost containment to hold down the cost of hospital care far those who are ill, an emphasis on catastrophic health insurance, so that if a family is threatened with being wiped out economically because of a very high medical bill, then the insurance would help pay for it.

No

19,474

You talk about the Brady Bill.

No

24,626

Barbara I think is doing a superb job in destroying the myth about AIDS.

No

22,773

And people in Europe didn't like that decision.

No

2,820

A few months later, he said he wanted to cut the defense budget by eight or nine billion dollars.

Yes

24,332

There's no question about that.

No

18,866

But let me talk about something that the president just sort of finished up with.

No

3,020

And I would make sure that the uh - Saudis understood this ahead of time so there would be no doubt in their mind.

No

27,263

And I'll get us on track to a balanced budget.

No

2,364

A woman came to me and she said, look, I can't afford insurance for myself or my son.

No

24,513

They're between 100 and 200% capacity up and down the East Coast.

Yes

25,292

We need an answer to this problem, but it must be an American answer that is consistent with justice and due process.

No

12,962

Bring students here; let them see what kind of a country we have.

No

21,418

The dollar's gone through the floor.

No

26,963

Governor Romney, I'm glad that you recognize that Al Qaida is a threat, because a few months ago when you were asked what's the biggest geopolitical threat facing America, you said Russia, not Al Qaida; you said Russia, in the 1980s, they're now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because, you know, the Cold War's been over for 20 years.

Yes

5,708

Now, look, Americans are hurting tonight and they're angry and I understand that, and they want a new direction.

No

34,070

We've had free and fair elections.

No

33,831

Because what I saw what they did, which is a criminal act, by the way, where they're telling people to go out and start fist-fights and start violence.

Yes

17,702

I think also that the American people want a balanced program that gives us long-term growth so that they're not having to take money that's desperate to themselves and their families and give it to someone else.

No

23,610

I'm a Catholic, raised a Catholic.

No

32,976

I think that was a dereliction of duty.

No

19,844

90 percent of our kids are out there in those public schools and we need to lift their standards and move them forward with the programs like those I've outlined in this campaign.

Yes

10,140

And there are a number of things.

No

3,188

What is more moral in foreign policy than for the administration to take the lead in the World Food Conference in Rome in 1974 when the United States committed six million metric tons of food - over 60 percent of the food committed for the disadvantaged and underdeveloped nations of the world?

Yes

17,572

But at some point, we want to do that as well.

No

2,812

I might say this in closing, and that is that as far as foreign policy goes, Mr. Kissinger has been the president of this country.

No

14,521

My passion is to pass a jobs program and get incomes up with an investment incentive program to grow jobs in the private sector, to waste less public money and invest more, to control health care costs and provide for affordable health care for all Americans and to make sure we've got the best trained workforce in the world.

No

27,166

We want people to be able to enjoy their lives and know they're going to have a bright and prosperous future, not be at war.

No

25,395

The second thing is this all assumes that the Soviets wouldn't respond in kind.

No

2,824

About uh - late October of 1975, I asked the then Secretary of Defense, Mr. Schlesinger, to tell me what had to be done if we were going to reduce the defense budget by uh - three to five billion dollars.

Yes

5,508

And I am disappointed that Secretary Paulson and others have not made that their first priority.

No

32,116

I didn't in the first debate, and I'm going to try not to in this debate, because I'd like to get to the questions that the people have brought here tonight to talk to us about.

No

15,637

And you supported legislation this year that's involved tax increases not once, but twice.

Yes

9,869

I don't think you have to -- shouldn't have to hire a lawyer to figure out how to get into this country legally.

No

23,153

Government-sponsored health care would lead to rationing.

No

542

But here's the point he misses.

No

11,032

But the challenge is to know when the United States of American can beneficially effect the outcome of a crisis, when to go in and when not, when American military power is worth the expenditure of our most precious treasure.

No

3,096

The unemployment rate was less than 4 percent.

Yes

28,553

But I also believe strongly that we need to enforce laws on the books that the best way to make sure that we keep our society safe and secure is to hold people accountable for breaking the law.

No

11,650

One of the criteria that I think is important in deciding when and if we should ever get involved around the world is whether or not our national security interest is involved, if we can really make the difference with military forces.

No

10,154

The -- the greatest failure we've had with regards to -- to gun violence in some respects is what -- what is known as Fast and Furious.

No

10,563

The secretary already has the power to do that in the rescue package, but it hasn't been exercised yet.

Yes

15,455

We do not have to go on sharing in scarcity with the country getting worse off, with unemployment growing.

No

18,013

We have a duty to protect our children and grandchildren.

No

9,151

I know what it takes to create good jobs again.

No

8,311

And that can only be done through governmental action.

No

11,013

And in that situation, what happens is, is that the protections you have, the consumer protections that you need, you're not going to have available to you.

No

23,062

We took care of the safety issues.

Yes

13,362

We've spent more money on agriculture in the last eight years than the hundred years of the Agricultural Department before that.

Yes

23,789

But our long-term security depends on our deep faith in liberty.

No

6,673

They were told: Don't even bother; we're not going to listen to it.

No

22,257

In a little school everybody is somebody; individualism is very important.

No

22,209

We live in a world where what you earn depends on what you can learn, where the average 18- year-old will change jobs 8 times in a lifetime and where none of us can promise any of you that what you now do for a living is absolutely safe from now on.

Yes

33,047

The EPA is so restrictive that they are putting our energy companies out of business.

Yes

33,469

He has no respect for her.

No

27,404

You mentioned the Navy, for example, and that we have fewer ships than we did in 1916.

Yes

5,501

Let's take 300 of that billion and go in and buy those home loan mortgages and negotiate with those people in their homes, 11 million homes or more, so that they can afford to pay the mortgage, stay in their home.

No

29,324

NAFTA is the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere, but certainly ever signed in this country.

No

20,376

It's just clear you can go to the website and look.

No

32,543

See, I understand the tax code better than anybody that's ever run for president.

No

227

It's the single most important public health crisis, single most important public health emergency we've had in our lifetimes and I think there are a number of things we have to do including supporting legislation which is now moving through the Congress, which will commit this nation to the resources to find a cure which will provide broad education and prevention, which will provide sensitive and caring treatment for the victims of AIDS.

Yes

17,209

I don't want to hear them.

No

31,900

But it's locker room talk, and it's one of those things.

No

12,798

If we fail, it's been a great serious failure for everyone - for the human race.

No

3,360

Or will we have a world of peace with the threat of atomic weapons eliminated, with full trade, with our people at work, inflation controlled, openness in government, our people proud once again, Congress, citizens, president, secretary of state working in harmony and unity toward a common future?

No

239

But we got to have a knowledge base.

No

13,134

The President of the United States has indicated they are not within the treaty area.

Yes

20,866

I would like to tell you a quick story.

No

18,901

And to do the job, you can't cut the money for it.

No

24,704

When we talk about cutting health care costs, let's start with the insurance companies and the people that are making a killing instead of making our people healthy.

No

3,105

He's now down to a figure of five to seven billion dollars.

Yes

11,678

I think we have to be very reticent about that.

No

23,098

He wanted to give people rights.

No

32,877

And he is supporting me 100 percent.

Yes

27,916

That's why we have to move forward and not go back.

No

3,700

We've got to eliminate programs that don't work, and we've got to make sure that the programs that we do have are more efficient and cost less.

No

18,769

That's exactly what Kim Jong Il wants.

No

491

I think it is good.

No

11,127

The Taliban came back in, Al Qaida, we then had the situation that required us to conduct the Afghan war.

Yes

25,535

I don't think that our record of human rights can be assailed.

No

12,971

He was a good neighbor in Latin America because he was a good neighbor in the United States; because they saw us as a society that was compassionate, that cared about people, that was moving this country ahead.

No

32,589

You know, under our Constitution, presidents have something called veto power.

No

18,283

As well, help is on the way, but it's certainly hard to tell it when he voted against the $87-billion supplemental to provide equipment for our troops, and then said he actually did vote for it before he voted against it.

Yes

9,468

It's going to help those families, and it's going to create incentives to start growing jobs again in this country.

No

33,804

Take a look at the migration.

No

25,854

Fifty times we deployed troops around the world.

Yes

20,876

They sent me a picture of her in the classroom.

No