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“Congress” said in 57 of 155 transcripts, 143 times.
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…margin that you've already fulfilled—think of this—more promises than any Congress in generations. There's been no Congress—and we've had some even where…
…were up quite a bit, but there's been no Congress like this Congress, in terms of achievement, that people can even think of. Now, we…
…that's so nice. Thank you. She's incredible. And every other Member of Congress that's with us. We have almost, pretty much, a full contingent. Some…
…o'clock in the morning, and you're saying: "Darling, were you really in Congress? Were you really"— —"were you really sitting in your nice Senate seat…
…dollars. And I've got to tell you, I want to thank Republican Congress men and women, because what they did is incredible last night. And…
…very much. Thank you very much, Joni. And you have Members of Congress Ashley Hinson, Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Zach Nunn, Randy Feenstra. Good group. We…
…ideas in human history—ideas that have been proven false. Members of Congress and even former Presidents have been openly embracing vile creeds such as…
…I promised to end this disaster, and today, our Republican majorities in Congress have delivered. And I don't know, I can't imagine—did—it's so…
…more expensive. Over the past 5 months, our administration and Republicans in Congress have fought for the American autoworker and for Teamsters and for, by…
…are. And, Mike, I think, you're doing some investigations in that in Congress, but we're going to find out who they are, because they're really…
…good. And that's what it is. It's great. And it's currently before Congress. It provides all necessary funding for ICE, for Border Patrol, and for…
…history of the world. That's how important it is. When the Continental Congress created the Army and appointed its first commander—name happened to be…
…won everything. Thank you very much, Doctor. Great job. When the Continental Congress created the Army and appointed its first commander, General George Washington, they…
…I'll take that." But she's been fantastic. Also, we have some incredible Congress men and women. Mike Kelly—where's Mike? Mike? Mike, you—he's wearing…
…by Chairman Caine—terrific military person— members of the Cabinet, Members of Congress, members of the United States Armed Forces, veterans, and many other distinguished…
…will be the biggest bill ever passed in the history of our Congress—our Senate and Congress. That's a big achievement. One of the things…
…independence itself. Nearly 250 years ago, on June 12, 1775, the Continental Congress appointed a day of fasting and prayer so that Americans fighting for…
…of the other Representatives that you have that are right now in Congress, working very, very, very hard, actually. And Michigan Senate Republican Leader Aric…
…Thune. They have been working together and with the Senators and the Congress men and women, and I think they've got something that's really—it's…
…won immediately. I gave him a very important endorsement. He won for Congress in an area that was unwinnable. He couldn't have—they were all…
…much, Lee. Great job. So we have a lot of Senators and Congress men and women, and I'm going to just introduce the ones that…
…Mike, thank you very much. We have a lot of people from Congress—Congress men and women, Representatives. Morgan Griffith. Morgan, thank you. Thank you…
…favorite people, Gus Bilirakis, Congressman. Hi, Gus. Addison McDowell, new to the Congress but doing a great job. Thank you, Addison. A real good baseball…
…mental sense because he has really done a job. And he knows Congress very well. He was with me for 7 years. Brian Jack. Brian…
…it's going to be pay down debt, yes. No. We don't need Congress, no, because we're not doing citizenship. We're doing the card. It's a…
…but we're not doing the citizenship. For that, I'd have to get Congress. Depends. The countries, largely—the people will be vetted very carefully. Say…
…you, the Republican Senators just—they're sticking together. The Republics—the Republican Congress men and women are sticking together. And every once in a while…
…up. No, it will be something very special, and I hope that Congress will fully fund this wonderfully unifying project at the first possible opportunity…