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Thank you for watching.

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That's great.

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That's great.

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Don't hold the mic.

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Don't tap in.

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We'll go like that.

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30?

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Like a black dog.

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The last of the hell out of you.

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Some conspiracy, I would not have reported that right.

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I would have pursued his economic resistance.

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of TNT is we drop it like that that's a million tons of TNT then we say we would

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like to show you how many BBs represent

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okay thank you

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Hi, how are you?

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Hi, how are you?

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Hi, Phil. Phil, how are you?

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Great to see you. How are you doing?

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Better, boy.

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That's good. That's great.

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We're waiting for a waiter. Do you know where we got one?

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Yeah, right here.

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Okay.

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Glad to see you.

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You can't lie, but I can't believe it.

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Good-looking people like you and I didn't want to meet.

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That's right.

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Absolutely. That's what the country's about.

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You've been great to be here.

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Again, I'm asking for your help.

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And if we get it, we'll win an election.

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More importantly, we'll change this country.

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It's going to be better than it's ever been.

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Thank you very much.

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Thank you.

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That'll make...

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Can I have six sides?

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Yeah.

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Thank you.

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Good morning.

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That's looking amazing.

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I know, but...

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That's the demand.

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Wow. Not much.

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Not much.

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Hey, if we could get a...

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Get it straight.

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How's that?

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I just have to go ahead and straighten it out.

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I'm going to cut that off there and there

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and put it in the back window of my truck

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where it could be seen.

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I suppose you got that thing on.

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I'm going to go ahead and cut that off there and there

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I suppose you got that thing on.

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I'm trying to get bolts.

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And if Keith wants to ride it with his truck...

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Well, I mean, you can, and I can ride elsewhere.

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I just...

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I just need to divide this stuff up.

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I think it's nice with Keith and me.

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I'm just trying to get it, Dick.

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And it runs.

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Whoa!

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...had had a baby when she was 13

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and that made her

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a welfare grandmother

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at the age of 28.

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The combined effect of divorce

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and birth out of marriage

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is a huge population

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over 14 million children

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being raised by one parent.

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If that one parent works outside

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the home, which is usually the case,

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that child

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is either placed in daycare

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or left home after school.

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Many of our colleges

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are graduating incompetent teachers

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who in turn are teaching

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incompetently.

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Instead of attempting to teach our children

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to read...

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...over the country...

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...we can set the stage

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into the 21st century

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and when those children

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of ours come to us

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and they say, when the torture

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freedom was passed to you,

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what did you do?

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We're going to look at them and we're going to say

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proudly, we didn't

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really kill you.

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When we have

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a light of righteousness

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and a beam of righteousness

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for all of the nations of the earth

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to come to,

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and for our children and grandchildren,

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we proudly give you

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America,

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one nation

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under God.

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applause

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...to do the following.

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I am absolutely going to make a commitment.

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I want to make a commitment that...

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...to be able to keep their guns

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and that's

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how popular or unpopular it is.

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This young lady right here,

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I think that's all the time I've got.

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Yes, yes, honey.

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That is a wonderful statement.

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Will I help the homeless?

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On television I get a...

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Alright, let me get my coat out.

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Hey, how are you?

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Good to see you.

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Man!

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We're praying!

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Those with a big mouth raise your hand.

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Those with a closed mouth raise your hand.

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Those with a double chin raise your hand.

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Those with a double chin raise your hand.

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Well, first of all, you're on the armored production side.

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Our arms should correlate with the press force of our armed services.

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The terrorists.

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We must clean up our foreign policy.

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Follow basic doctrine.

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Support international law.

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You must understand that there are a lot of people that don't want the changes that I've

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talked about, but an election is a time when the people of the country get to say what

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the policies will be.

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We don't put ten people in a room to pick the candidates for president.

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You pick the candidates for president.

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This is your country.

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There are a lot of conflicting views of what ought to happen.

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And they're all legitimate and everybody has their self-interest and everybody expresses

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that through the election.

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But next Monday night is the time for you to stand up for what you want the country

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to do.

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And that's something, my friends, that comes not from our material possessions, but from

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our principles, from the values that our people bring to the everyday challenges of

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life, from our basic decency, from our willingness to look beyond the borders of our individual

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lives.

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Can we have someone that knows about the PA system come forward and help us out, please?

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Thank you very much.

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It's a great pleasure to be here with you today.

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This is my very first trip to Iowa.

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I think I'm the last member of the Gore family to come.

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My husband has been in and out, spent days here, and is committed to going to every one

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of your 99 counties.

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But that to me says a lot, because these people too are watching in close up, just as I have.

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And they know what he can do, and they know of his strong leadership.

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You know, our system is interesting.

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You start out in Hawaii, and that's only about four months away.

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Hawaii, a name like Dole can't hurt a thing, right?

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I wish they were related, they're not.

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There's a few guys, I'll show you where to park up there.

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Okay.

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Thank you.

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There we go.

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You don't know what that is.

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It looks like a thing.

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Bob Dole has spent his entire life in the front lines, fighting for America's future.

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Whether as a second lieutenant, leading his men up Hill 913 in Italy, or leading the Senate

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towards prosperity at home and peace abroad.

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How's your day going so far, sir?

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I've never forgotten where I'm from, or how I got where I am, and I'm not standing here

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today because I'm so smart.

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I'm standing here today because a few people in my hometown got me elected to the state

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legislature.

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Nice, good chair.

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One bar my heavy sweater top.

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Hi, how you doing?

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Good sir.

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You're a press secretary around here?

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Oh, I can't afford one.