day when our that unmeasured strength and our unbounded spirit will be free to ordained forworks this nation by the just and wise god who is the father. of us all. thank you and good night. [applause] >> hi, joe. >> thank you, mr. president. we did better today than we did the other day. >> charlie, you got one? you bet. >> hello, philip. delighted to see you. roy, so glad to see you. will you see that the others -- i want to talk to them after this is over with. thank you very much. >> thank you, wayne. thank you, my friend. >> that one just won't work. >> i will distribute them right now. my daughter's birthday, july the second. , this is my ninth anniversary of my heart attack today. thank you. >> somebody from isaf, be sure we get some more pens here. >> is everybody covered here? anybody else? else?y on.s move anybody else? anybody else? did i get them all? >> every sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern, you can learn from leading historians about presidents and first ladies, their policies, legacies, here on "the presidency." check out our tv schedule. you are watching americ

let us hasten that day when our unmeasured strength and our unbounded spirit will be free to do the great works ordained for this nation by the just and wise god who is the father of us all. hank you and good night. [applause] >> my friend. we did better today than we did the other day. > my friend. [indistinguishable conversation] >> charlie, you got one? >> yep. you bet. > thank you. >> i want to talk to you before we leave. >> when you see the others, i want to talk to them before this is over with. >> thank you, wayne. thank you, my friend. wayne, it's approved. >> my daughter's birthday, july 2. >> this is the ninth anniversary of my heart attack today. > oh, good negs. >> it's a great day. >> congratulations. i knew you could do it. congratulations. 6 >> bill, bill, be sure to go by .y staff >> thank you, sir. >> all right. everybody covered? 4 are are >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that's right. hat's right. >> thank you. >> thank you.

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