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Transcripts For CSPAN3 Presidential Debates 1996 Presidential Debate - Clinton V. Dole 20240712

In 1986 president bill clinton and republican president ial nominee bob dole debate debater. Twice next their first debate which focused on domestic issues. Jim lehrer moderate at the debate. Good evening from the theater, in connecticut, i am jim lehrer from the news, our on pbs. Welcome to the first of the 1996 president ial debates, between president bill clinton the democratic nominee, and senator bob dole, there were republican nominee. This event has been sponsored by the commission on president ial debates, it will last in 90 minutes, following a format and rules agreed by the campaigns. There will be two minute opening and closing statements. In between, a series of questions. Each having three parts. A 92nd answer a 62nd rebuttal, in a 32nd response. I will assist to candidates in adhering to those time limits, with the help of a series of lights, its about to both. Under their rules, the candidates are not allowed to question each other directly. I will ask the questions, the

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Transcripts For CSPAN3 Presidential Debates 1996 Presidential Debate - Clinton V. Dole 20240712

A 90second answer, a 60second rebuttal, and a 30second response. I will assist the candidates in adhering to those time limits with the help of a series of lights visible to both. Under their rules, the candidates are not allowed to question each other directly. I will ask the questions. There are no limitations on the subjects. The order for everything tonight was determined by coin toss. Now, to the Opening Statements and to president clinton. Mr. President. Thank you, jim. And thank you to the people of hartford, our hosts. I want to begin by saying again how much i respect senator dole and his record of Public Service and how hard i will try to make this campaign and this debate one of ideas, not insults. Four years ago i ran for president at a time of high unemployment and rising frustration. I wanted to turn this country around with a program of opportunity for all, responsibility from all, and an American Community where everybody has a role to play. I wanted a government that w

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Transcripts For CSPAN3 Presidential Debates 1996 Presidential Debate - Clinton V. Dole 20240712

There will be twominute opening and closing statements. In between, a series of questions, each having three parts. A 90second answer, a 60second rebuttal, and a 30second response. I will assist the candidates in adhering to those time limits with the help of a series of lights visible to both. Under their rules, the candidates are not allowed to question each other directly. I will ask the questions. There are no limitations on the subjects. The order for everything tonight was determined by coin toss. Now, to the Opening Statements and to president clinton. Mr. President. Pres. Clinton thank you, jim. And thank you to the people of hartford, our hosts. I want to begin by saying again how much i respect senator dole and his record of Public Service and how hard i will try to make this campaign and this debate one of ideas, not insults. Four years ago i ran for president at a time of high unemployment and rising frustration. I wanted to turn this country around with a program of opport

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Transcripts For CSPAN3 American Artifacts Arlington National Cemetery 1915 Memorabilia Box 20240712

Visit arlington to see the contents with tim frank and caitlin smith. To talk about this memorabilia box, we really have to take you back to 1864 in order to bring you forward to 1915. In 1864 we buried the first soldier here in maine. And then the secretary of war set aside 200 acres to become a national cemetery. By the end of the civil war there were 15,000 confederate soldiers buried here as well as union soldiers. And general john logan established Decoration Day, she declared may 30 of every year. The idea is that people would visit the graves and place flowers. Decoration day became a more real day. It became so popular that in 1873, quartermaster general Montgomery Meigs held to Decoration Day ceremony and at the time it became a small venue. Every year thousands of people would show up to arlington. One year we found that 25,000 people showed up to decorate the graves read in 1913, congress authorized this memorial empathy under that we are standing in. And in 1950 as part of

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Transcripts For RT Keiser Report 20240712

Holocaust while one in 10 even thought it was the jews not the nazis who carried out the millions of killing. Kevin owen will be here in an hour with a rundown of but 1st its the kaiser of. I am max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah everybodys gaslighting everybody corporations are gaslighting here Central Banks are gaslighting you if you understand what gaslighting is you know that its not pleasant its rude its downright rude. Yeah you know how everybody gets triggered at the slightest slight at the slightest bad word on twitter people get triggered and you must be platform to kick it out of your job like this this notion of hiding bad things like the the Business Cycle goes up and then it goes down we dont like down anymore so weve tried to banish it and make it disappear the same thing with much of our all the chemicals and efficiency you know all the corn we produce based on efficiency and by removing all the protein from it theres all these costs that add up in the end but we

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