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of the court. a voice for justice, equality, and the rule of law. justice john paul stevens. he was a true guardian of the constitution. he made history not only as the longest serving justice but as one of its finest. our country mourns his loss. he will be lying in state monday. the service will be tuesday, and again, it is a great loss to our country. last night i had a particular pleasant experience which is to sign the legislation which enabled us to use the washington monument as a backdrop for the moon launch. pretty exciting. i hope everyone will take advantage of observing that as we observe that historic event in our country, the world's history. it's pretty exciting. so here we are. as you know we campaigned on for the people agenda, lowering health care costs, bigger paychecks, cleaner government. and to that end, bigger paychecks, this week we'll have three bills on the floor raising the minimum wage. raising the minimum wage. it increases wages for up to 33 million workers and lifts 1.3 million americans out of poverty. it would help secure fairness and equality for women, many of who

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. >>> justice john paul stevens, he was a true guardian of the constitutions. he made history not only as long as serving as justice but one of its finest, our country mourns his loss. he'll be flying in state on monday, the service will be on tuesday and then again a great loss to our country. >>> last night i had a particular pleasant experience which was the sign of legislation which enables us to use the washington monument as a backdrop for the moon launch. pretty exciting, i hope everyone will take advantage of observing that as we observe that historic event in our country. here we are campaigning for our jean agenda. this week we'll have three bills on the floor, raising the minimum wage, it will increase wages for up to 33 million workers and lift 1.3 million americans out of poverty. it will help secure fairness and equality for women. giving nearly 20 million working women a raise and help narrow the gender gap, the disproportionately impacts women. we are proud to pass this bill tomorrow. all men and women were created equal. we'll also continue doi

. >> this country lost a giant of the court and a clarion voice for justice, equality and rule of law. justice john paul stevens. justice stevens was a true guardiane constitution. he made history not only as the longest serving justice, but as one of its finest. our country mourns his loss. he will be lying in state monday. the service will be tuesday, and again, a great loss to our country. last night, i had a particular pleasant experience which was to sign the legislation which enabled us to use the washington monument as a backdrop for the moon launch. pretty exciting. i hope everyone will take advantage of observing that as we observe that historic event in our country's, the world's history. it's pretty exciting. so here we are. as you know, we campaigned on for the people agenda, lowering health care costs, building bigger paychecks, cleaner government and to that end of bigger paychecks, this week we will have three bills on the floor. raising the minimum wage, raising the minimum wage. it will increase wages for up to 33 million workers and lift 1.3 million americans out of poverty. it would help secure fairness and equality for women, m

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