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(applause)

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The President: Dear
President Obama, I do not

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yet qualify for Medicare,
and corporate is about to

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run out.

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I am desperate and do
not know what to do.

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Do it for them.

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Do it for people who are
really scared right now,

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through no fault
of their own.

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Who have played by the
rules, who have done all

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the right things.

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(applause)

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Let's get this done.

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Somebody knows where
Alonya Sanchez is?

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(laughter)

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(talking simultaneously)

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(applause)

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(applause)

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The President: The - so
everybody know about -

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Male Speaker: Right yeah,
but it going to be - it's

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not going to be for
another forty to

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fifty minutes.

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The President: Okay forty
minutes, all right, so Katie?

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Female Speaker:
Yeah, we are good.

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The President: You are
going to let me know?

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Female Speaker: Yeah so
it will be about forty

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minutes, then you will
have fifteen minutes of

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calls, then the talks.

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Male Speaker: What do you
think they're going to do -

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The President: You guys
could have had some popcorn.

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(laughter)

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The President: I want to
thank my outstanding Vice

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President, Joe Biden.

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And my wonderful secretary
of Health and Human

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Services Kathleen Sebelius
for her fantastic work

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on this issue.

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I want to thank the many
staffers in congress, and

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my own incredible staff
in the White House.

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Who have worked tirelessly
over the past year to give

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Americans of all walk
of life, towards reform

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package finally worthy of
the people we were sent

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here to serve.

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All right, the
party's upstairs.

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Whenever you got people
running up, and someone

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else can come with me now.

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(talking simultaneously)

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Multiple Speakers:
(cheering)

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The President: Nancy
Ann, Nancy Ann.

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Multiple Speakers:
(cheering)

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The President: That
does not work as well.

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(laughter)

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I am not going to ruin
a good party with long speech.

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So many of you guys have
worked so hard during the

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course of this year
under incredibly

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adverse circumstances.

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Your families have,
you know, shared the

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sacrifices with you.

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You are all
younger than me.

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(laughter)

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So you can work on three
hours sleep, but I cannot.

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So I am going to start
retiring you guys can stay

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as long as you want.

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All right, thank you guys.

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(applause)

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The Vice President: Hey
Al, how are you doing buddy?

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Male Speaker: I am doing
fine Mr. Vice President.

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How are you?

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The Vice President:
Good to see you.

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I'm well.

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How are you?

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Good to see you.

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So it really is 220 pages.

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Male Speaker:
Yeah, it's --

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The Vice President:
599 pages.

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I'm just joking.

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Male Speaker: Well it's --
in this format it

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is 906 pages.

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The Vice President: All
right, I like big bills.

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You what I mean,
I am a Democrat.

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Male Speaker: Here you go.

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The Vice President:
All right.

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Male Speaker: That's it.

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Female Speaker: Woohoo.

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The Vice President: Tell
you what, I never thought

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being president's second I
would get to sign a bill.

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(laughter)

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Male Speaker: Yes you do.

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There are perks.

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The Vice President: My
Lord Al this thing is -

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Male Speaker: Want
to sign them all?

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The Vice President:
Yeah, no.

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Male Speaker: Greetings.

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Female Speaker: Holy cow.

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Male Speaker: Yes.

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(laughter)

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Female Speaker: That's
the biggest one yet.

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Male Speaker: Yeah it's -

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Female Speaker:
Here we go.

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Male Speaker:
-- pretty large.

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Male Speaker: There it is.

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Female Speaker:
Here it is.

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The President:
What's going on?

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Let's do this.

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(talking simultaneously)

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I've got to sign it 22 times. That's a lot of pens man.

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(talking simultaneously)

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Male Speaker: Ladies and
Gentleman please take your

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seats the program
is about to begin.

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The President: The reason
we made history today was

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because of you guys.

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And, you know, I -- this
place is kind of a bubble,

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and one of the ways I
remind myself of why I

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ran, and why this is
important is to be able to

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read the letters, or
emails, or meet people at

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town halls who tell me
stories all the time about

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what they are
going through.

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And sometimes the stories
are heartbreaking, you

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know, because as powerful
as it seems the President

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is, you know, you can't
solve these things

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overnight sometimes.

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So, you know, you will get
a letter from somebody who

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just lost their job, or is
about to lose their house

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and you want nothing more
than to be able to help them.

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And you can't do it as
fast as you want, or as

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immediately as you would
like, but if you stay with

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it every once in a while
you actually get something

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that helps some folks, and
it might not even help

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them tomorrow, but it will
help them a year from now

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or five years from now.

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And, you know that's --
Male Speaker: It

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will help our kids --

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The President:
Yeah, it will help -

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Male Speaker: And
our grandkids.

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The President: -- our
kids and our grandkids.

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And that's really what
this is all about, so this

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really was your day.

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You know, I know it may
sound corny, but I

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really believe it.

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That if it were not for
you just telling your

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stories, and letting
yourselves be heard that

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we would not have been
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much of the resistance
to get it done.

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So, you should pat
yourselves on the back.

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All right.

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Okay, I am going to write
this note for you, myself.