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Diseases Don't Respect Borders. You Know, Just At The Edge Of The American Border, That Isn't The Edge Of Diseases. We Need To Be Sure That We're Looking Worldwide. And It Is In Our Security Interest, As Well As Our Moral Interest, To Pay Attention To The Rest Of The World.

I Think Disease And All The Things That We Treat Are Tied To National Security In A Lot Of Ways That We Maybe Don't Realize Or That The American People Don't Realize. If Other Countries Have A Chance To Be Stable, Then That Helps Us. If There Are Ways We Can Prevent If There Are Ways We Can Help Other Countries Defeat Diseases, We're About To Totally Eradicate Polio. And Can You Imagine? That Would Be So Terrific.

Because Women Don't Expect To Have Heart Disease, A Lot Of Times They Don't Seek Help If They Have The Early Symptoms Of A Heart Attack.

Jenna's Traveled With Me; They've Both Traveled With Their Dad. This Is The Only Time They've Been Old Enough In All Of Their Dad's Campaigns To Really Be Involved In.

Libraries Offer, For Free, The Wisdom Of The Ages--and Sages--and, Simply Put, There's Something For Everyone Inside.