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Mrs. Quinney, in terms of this, you're welcome, you're welcome.

I'm delighted to welcome you here.

It's an honor to have you on this occasion.

Let's go down.

Oh, I know, I know.

I know.

Oh, Ken, how are you?

Now, what we would like to do is so that we have this all set up, we have two ceremonies.

First, I'll present the Citizen's Medal to Mrs. Clementi over here.

Then we'll sign the bill here.

For the bill signing ceremony, the senator and the congressman will be like this on either side.

The rest of you will come over.

I'll pull this group in for a presentation of the bill.

We want the bill signing to be one story.

Fair enough.

Mrs. Clemente will be over for the bill signing too.

And you set her up perhaps between the two of you.

So if we do these things this way, otherwise we can go back to you.

And I'll get the hands of all the veterans.

And we have a player's picture alone.

And then I'd like to have William and Manny over.

Let's have a follow-up.

goes to the vertical line.

I'd like to read something here, because I was fascinated by the famous thing in regards to the vertical line.

Citizens of the Meadow Sanctuary, the vertical line, all who saw the vertical line in action, whether on the diamond or on the front lines of the charitable sector,

selfless dedication to helping those with two strikes against one.

Thus, now, I set an example for you.

As long as athletes and experimentarians are honored, Roberto commanded his members to live.

As long as citizens and members of his members, he will be known as one, because this person was.

I'm going to use five minutes.

Now, ladies and gentlemen, we will have another ceremony at this time.

The bill was introduced in the House by Senator Marget, who represents some districts in the Senate, by Senator Scott.

It was a bill which received, if you might imagine, overwhelming support in both the House and the Senate.

And Senator Weicker here is also a correspondent of the bill.

Thank you.

And Senator Scott, who I recognize in the purpose of the response,

I don't want to set up a fight, so I'm going to call it.

I think the story will work.

I think it's all going to be easy.

I think we all know what we're going to have to do.

We're going to have to do a lot of things.

We're going to raise this down from $150,000 to $250,000 equally.

And in order to be published at the first time, we're going to have to do a lot of things.

We're going to have to do a lot of things

Thank you.

Come on, Howard.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Let's see if we can get some, let's see if we can get some.

You can see that these go to her son's good.

That's right.

We're going to meet tomorrow.

All right.

Any ideas?

This is the presidential seat of the president.

So it's not for each of them to have one.

That's the pin.

You can go over there and see if you have any pets.

Do you have any sons?

Three boys.

How old are the other boys?

Four, six, and seven.

Give each of them a tie bar.

That's a great idea.

I'm very proud to see you.

I wish you well.

We hope we meet on occasion.

Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. President.