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it,verybody has to go on the government, the unions, and everybody else then tell everybody they areered. we should not have it otherwise. i would like to know why it is not good for everyone. on the line and we will get a response and if you're not satisfied, you can follow up. guest: what can i say? as a strong proponent of single- payer, i could not agree with the caller more. i don't think that is necessarily what he means. let's be clear, single-payer healthcare were everyone is covered is the only way to go. the political reality was -- i was there -- we had to do whatever we could to put together a bill that eventually passed. i don't think there is anything wrong with compromises and tweaks if something is not working right to try to make it better. republicans are the ones that prevented us from doing universal healthcare, so- called single-payer. we have cobbled together a bill that by all estimates will cover at least one 2 million more additional americans. big business already has their exemption. big labor wants their exemption and now congress is really furious because

verybody please have a seat. michelle and i are happy to be here with such a good looking crowd. everybody is cleaning up nice. thank you for not just a great introduction but more .mportantly your leadership i want to thank you everybody at the foundation for doing so much to help all our young eople achieve their potential. i see so many friend here tonight and obviously these last several weeks have been mom us the in a lot of ways. -- it was rainy that day. we didn't have a nice roof over our heads. that wasn't enough to keep all of you away. it wasn't enough to keep me away. it wasn't enough to keep folks from all across the country from coming out the pay tribute. not only dr. king or john lewis, not only the well known heroes of the civil rights movement but all the ordinary americans that made it possible for us to stand here today. [applause] , d as i look out in the crowd it was impossible not to ppreciate just [inaudible] ll laws that have been changed. all the quiet heroes that refused to give up or give n. as i said on that day to dismiss the magnitude of that progre

workers do better. .verybody does better [applause] in the depth of the crisis, we passed the recovery act to make sure we put a floor below which this country could not fall. we put money in folks' pockets with tax breaks helping to keep teachers and firefighters on the job. our businesses have added 7.5 million new jobs. [applause] we help responsible homeowners stay in their homes. one of the biggest settlements in history for people who wrongfully lost their homes. today our housing market has healed. we took on the tax code that was too skewed to the wealthy. 2% toed those in the top pay more. today middle-class tax rates are near the all-time low. deficits are falling a fastest rate since world war i ii. that is what we did. we invested in new american technologies to end our addiction to foreign oil. arey we armored -- generating more renewable energy, produce more natural gas than anybody in the world. we are about to produce more of our own oil than we buy overseas for the first time in nearly 20 years. [applause] and we took on a broken health care system. weeks, millions of

verybody wants to. the medical center. this is what was one of the big things that the muslim brotherhood did that was isastrous. i publicly said that. i told them that i am being asked, someone was stood against the regime and you are telling me to give clinical concessions -- political that is the time. i told them, i am being asked, someone who was put against the old regime and we were fighting -- now political concessions? no, you are definitely going the wrong way. change.see this type of everyone wants to make sure what is my opinion and what is going on. i cannot bear the risk of being branded political. an ngo is a political -- apolitical. are you this side or that side? to be fair, aned, lot of the ngo's have. they do amazing have ao be honest -- directly accepting of the government. they are filling a gap. the cancel fear their educational or medical needs. they are closing the gap. that needs toue be solved. the government needs to be aware. -- ngo's >> we will get into that in a minute. activist that he lost h