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Win Htein:
(foreign language)

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Welcome to West
Wing Week.

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Narrator: Welcome to
the West Wing Week,

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your guide to everything
that's happening

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at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue,
and deep into the Far East.

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This week, the President issued
a statement on net neutrality,

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convened both congressional
leaders and his

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cabinet to discuss the
agenda in the years ahead,

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and dove into an eight-day
trip to China, Burma,

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and Australia, to foster
deeper relations with

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countries around the
Pacific, and open up markets

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and opportunities for American
businesses here at home.

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It's November 7th
to November 13th,

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or "The future
that we see."

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The President: That future
is one where our success

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is defined less by armies
and less by bureaucrats,

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and more by entrepreneurs
and innovators, by dreamers,

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and doers, by business
leaders who focus as much

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on the workers they
empower as the prosperity

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that they create.

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That's the future
that we see.

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That's why we're here.

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Narrator: On Friday,
in the Cabinet Room,

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the President convened a
meeting of, you guessed it,

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his cabinet, where he outlined
for them one of the top

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priorities for the remainder
of his second term.

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The President: People
sometimes feel

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as if the federal
government is distant

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and it's not
customer-friendly, that

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there's too much bureaucracy.

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And because of the fine
work of many of the members

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of this cabinet,
what we've been able

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to do is start chipping
away at some of the old

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ways of doing business,
and start its new ways

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of doing business that
improve customer service,

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that make sure the
people are getting

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the help they need.

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Narrator: Then the President
convened the big 16,

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the leadership from both
parties and both

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chambers of Congress, where
the President challenged

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them to put forward
their best ideas to make

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the federal government
work better for

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the American people.

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Saturday and Sunday,
it was time to travel

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to the other side of the
globe, where in Beijing,

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the President kicked off
this dizzying weeklong

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trip through China,
Burma, and Australia.

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This West Wing Week will
only get us as far as China

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and Burma, so be sure
to tune in next week

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to catch up with the
rest of the trip.

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Here we go.

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The President's three days in
Beijing began with a bilateral

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meeting with the newly-elected
president of Indonesia.

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Then it was on to the U.S.
embassy for a meeting

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with the leaders of
the Trans-Pacific

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Partnership countries, a
second bilateral meeting

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with the Australian prime
minister, and a meeting

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with American veterans,
who serve our country

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at our embassy
in Beijing.

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The President: To all of you,
I just wanted you to know

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that our commitment is to
make sure that we serve you

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as well as you serve us.

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And to show you
how committed I am,

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this applies even to
the guy who is wearing

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a Packers tie --

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(laughter)

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Male Speaker: Sorry
sir, I had to.

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Narrator: Later, the
President traveled

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to the Chinese National
Convention Center

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to address the CEO Summit
of the Asia-Pacific

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Economic Cooperation,
better known as APEC.

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Here, the President
announced a new visa

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arrangement between China
and the United States.

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The President: I'm very pleased
to announce that during my

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visit, the United States and
China have agreed to implement

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a new arrangement for visas
that will benefit everyone

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from students to tourists to
businesses, large and small.

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Narrator: That evening, or
early that morning back

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in the States, the President
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and released a video
message on net neutrality.

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The President: The idea
of net neutrality has

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unleashed the power of the
Internet and given innovators

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the chance to thrive.

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Abandoning these
principles would threaten

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to end the Internet
as we know it.

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That's why I'm
laying out a plan

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to keep the Internet
free and open.

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And that's why
I'm urging

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the Federal Communications
Commission to do everything

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they can to protect net
neutrality for everyone.

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Narrator: On Tuesday morning,
the President attended

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the APEC Leaders' Summit,
aimed at deepening

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the United States' trade and
investment partnerships,

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which bring enormous
growth potential to U.S.

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businesses, large and small,
as well as enhancing

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our security as an enduring
Asia-Pacific power.

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In the event, the
official state visit with

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President Xi of China
began as the two leaders

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engaged in informal
discussions regarding

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the importance of a
U.S.-China bilateral

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relationship that solves
global problems and lays

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out a roadmap, which will
advance the economic

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and security ties of
both our countries.

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The President's last
day in China began

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at the Great Hall of the
People, where the official

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state visit continued with
a welcoming ceremony,

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additional meetings with
President Xi and one

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with Premier Li,
before the two presidents

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hosted a rare, U.S.-style
news conference in Beijing,

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including an announcement of
a bold new partnership

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between the world's
two largest economies

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to combat climate change
in the 21st Century.

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The President: We have a
special responsibility

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to lead the global effort
against climate change.

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That's why today I am proud
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an historic agreement.

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I commend President Xi,
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government for the
commitment they are making,

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to slow, peak, and then
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of China's carbon
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Narrator: Later, the President
departed China for Burma.

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That evening, he participated
in a working dinner with

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Southeast Asian leaders
who gathered for a summit.

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If it's Thursday, it
must be Navy talk.

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The President opened the day
with a series of meetings

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at the East Asia Summit
before continuing

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on to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations,

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or ASEAN Summit.

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At each stop, the President
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territorial disputes, and
encouraged regional leadership

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on challenges, such as the
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and the Ebola epidemic.

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Want to know what
happens next?

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So do we.

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And the best way is to stay
engaged with us online.

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And remember, you can find
out more information about

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any of these topics,
and see complete videos

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of these events at
whitehouse.gov.

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And thanks again for checking
out this Asia-Pacific edition

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of your West Wing Week.

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Children: Obama!

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Obama!

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The President: There's
about to be a riot.

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(applause)

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The President: I was very
impressed with the chants.

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(laughter)

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The President: I heard
them way down at the end

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of the hallway and
started coming running.

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I didn't want --

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(laughter)

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The President: I
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to be a riot right
upfront here.