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Unfortunately, he escaped in the mountains of Tora Bora.

The Japanese, the British, the French do it.

The difference is that while my plan starts with new accountability and maintains local control, it doesn't stop there.

Now, whether preemption is ultimately what has to happen, I don't know yet.

He points to the fact that I visited Cuba while Mr. Batista was in power there.

This would not be done just on the first day.

It did not do what it needed to do.

Now, Governor Romney has a different philosophy.

They will interpret the Constitution the way the founders wanted it interpreted.

And, above all, I want a nation that's strong.

That's the difference between us.

We are supposed to be operating under a U.N. resolution.

But -- but I can say this, that we're talking about the Middle East and how to help the Middle East reject the kind of terrorism we're seeing, and the rising tide of tumult and -- and confusion.

All of these things and all the promises and commitments that Senator Obama and I made (inaudible) made to you tonight will base -- will be based on whether you can trust us or not to be careful stewards of your tax dollar, to make sure America is safe and secure and prosperous, to make sure we reform the institutions of government.

We can't sanction them any more.

I would pass a hate crimes law, as I said, and I guess I had misunderstood the governor's previous position.

The last thing we want to do is commit more forces anywhere.

And number three, we need to be a force for freedom and democracy and we need to use our unique position to support freedom, whether it's in Haiti or in China or in any other place, wherever the seeds of freedom are sprouting.

I'd have made a better choice.

Finally, we tonight are on the stage together, Donald Trump and I. Donald, it's good to be with you.

Bob, I just need to comment on this.

And you cannot change positions in this war on terror if you expect to win.

Try and get a mortgage these days.

There are an estimated several thousand fighters in Mosul.

And we cannot separate Afghanistan from Iraq, because what our commanders have said is we don't have the troops right now to deal with Afghanistan.

If we could've stopped Rwanda, surely, if we had the ability, that would be something that we would have to strongly consider and act.

... by making sure that we have sufficient resources, and that will come from either raising the cap and/or finding other ways to get more money into it.

And private insurers have to make a profit.

Apparently what they've done is they were paying people to go out and register folks, and apparently some of the people who were out there didn't really register people, they just filled out a bunch of names.

And we want to pursue that plan in a way which will bring down the level of nuclear armament, will build a more stable and more peaceful world while making choices here at home.

We ought to be able to come up with an agricultural policy in this country that gives our farm families a fair price and a decent future without spending $20-25 billion a year, which is what we've been doing under this administration.

We, of course, don't want to have automatic weapons, and that's already illegal in this country to have automatic weapons.

I don't believe that our relative strength is increasing.

What I am trying to indicate is that the tide of history's on our side, and that we can keep it on our side, because we're on the right side.

We got to have health care for all Americans.

And, yes, he would have been stronger had we not dealt with him.

(LAUGHTER) But for those who have not made up their mind, I would like to conclude by this promise.

Prime Minister Rabin gave his life because someone in his own country literally hated him for trying to bring peace.

It is obvious that we should have a commitment to them, that Social Security benefits should not be taxed and that there would be no peremptory change in the standards by which Social Security payments are made to retired people.

I'm just not going to do that.

No, there's been no change of heart.

I want to keep their taxes down on small business.

And there's nothing corny about having sports heroes, young people that are clean and honorable and out there setting the pace.

He also wants to spend a lot of money on additional programs.

Well the que- the - Mr. Griffin, I believe, who is the head of the Klan, who lives in Tampa, Florida, indicated a - in a statement, I think, two or three weeks ago that he was not going to vote for me, and that he was going to vote for Mr. Nixon.

I would like to know from the governor -- I know we're not supposed to ask each other questions -- but I'd be interested in knowing, does that trillion dollars come from the trust fund, or does it come from the rest of the budget?

I also want to go to Washington to get some positive things done.

But the big argument I have with the governor on this is this taking different positions on different issues -- trying to be one thing to one person here that's opposing the NAFTA agreement and then for it -- what we call waffling.

I have fought to reform government.

But isn't the real question that we have to answer not how many exceptions we make, because the vice president himself is prepared to make exceptions.

You know that I mean what I say.

I think we have to come together and work to change it.

I'm convinced that the result of this would be that people who are Hispanic, people who have different languages or speak with an accent, would find it difficult to be employed.

There needs to be flexibility for teacher training and teacher hiring with federal money.

These make-work, temporary jobs - dead end as they are - are not the kind of jobs that we want for our people.

I object to that part of the Simpson-Mazzoli bill which I think is very unfair and would prove to be so.

It is new and it is very very different than what's happened, but it's not quite ready to be totally implemented.

Well, I would say in the latter that the - and that's what I found uh - somewhat unsatisfactory about the figures uh - Mr. Nixon, that you used in your previous speech, when you talked about the Truman Administration.

A lot of them lost their lives.

And today, there are four to seven nuclear weapons in the hands of North Korea.

And all you hear about is how bad things are.

But in the case of missile defense, Senator Obama said it had to be, quote, "proven."

And the key to great schools, great teachers.

I have said nobody who makes less than $250,000 a year -- and that's the vast majority of Americans as you know -- will have their taxes raised, because I think we've got to go where the money is.

That's why I think I'll win.

He'd been in Afghanistan, went to Iraq.

Call me, let me know."

The bills that I vetoed, the one for an additional $6 billion, was not a bill that would have solved our unemployment problems.

You go to New England, you go to Ohio, Pennsylvania, you go anywhere you want, Secretary Clinton, and you will see devastation where manufacture is down 30, 40, sometimes 50 percent.

See, I think you can be realistic and optimistic at the same time.

I'm not going to do that.

I will do everything that I can to make sure that you have good jobs, with rising incomes, that your kids have good educations from preschool through college.

That's one of the big reasons I vetoed it.

And we're organizing trade relations with countries other than China so that China starts feeling more pressure about meeting basic international standards.

In fact, I'm for shrinking the size of government.

I thought it was a bad decision.

You don't like the answer, but it's an answer.

I want to have the military keeping the peace.

And the answer is, no, I will not have a litmus test.

We need higher teachers' salaries.

The war started in 2003, and at the time when the war started, you said it was going to be quick and easy.

Let me also say, we're having an election today.

And you're entitled to know where we would take this country if you decide to elect us.

The Soviets take out more than we do and the principle of intrusive verification.

We owe you a debt we can never repay you.

And if we can't, we're going to do it -- we're going to go a separate way, because it has been a disaster.

In the second quarter, we had dropped it down to about 13%.

I vowed to the American people after that fateful day of September the 11th that we would not rest nor tire until we're safe.

But I do believe that we need to bolster our friends and allies.

And this is what we're trying to work out, not only to protect our own borders but to have some kind of fairness and recognition of that problem.

And I think they ought to remember that one vote can make a lot of difference.

I know how the do that, my friends.

Under my plan it will be -- its solvency will be extended until you're 100.

But we have made vast improvements in our anti-terrorism.

You must say that if you receive money you must show us whether or not children are learning to read and write and add and subtract.

And despite that, what we've said is, yes, we had to take some initial emergency measures to make sure we didn't slip into a Great Depression, but what we've also said is, let's make sure that we are cutting out those things that are not helping us grow.

I'm for a massive reform of the estate tax or the death tax.

And everybody's getting a fair share -- everybody's doing a fair share, and everybody's playing by the same rules.

It's because they no longer present the kind of viable economic climate that makes it possible for industry to remain there, or to locate there.

And I don't have a list, but I think the appointments that the President has made to the Bench have been outstanding, outstanding appointments.