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I played a key role in getting the Paris climate accord passed. After meeting with Deng Xiaoping, I convinced China to join by applying pressure. As a result, nearly 200 nations came together to support the accord.

I asked if she went to the White House during her trip to DC, but she said she did not.

I provided record funding to historically black colleges and universities during my time. The heads of these colleges would visit Washington annually, seeking long-term financial support that they were not receiving.

When I was vice president, things were bad during the pandemic. Barack told me to go to Detroit to fix it. The mayor spent more time with me than he expected. God bless him.

During a conversation with Xi Jinping, I was asked to define America. I responded with one word: possibilities.

Growing up in communist Slovenia, I always heard about America and its promise of freedom. My goal was to work in the fashion industry there. Thanks to my parents' hard work, we were able to move to the United States. At 26, I arrived and it was a dream come true. But I wanted more—I wanted to be a citizen. After 10 years of paperwork, I became an American citizen in 2006. It was one of the proudest moments of my life. As an immigrant and an independent woman, I appreciate the privilege of living here and the opportunities it offers. As first lady, I've witnessed the American dream come true countless times.

In my first years as president, I managed to reduce the debt by $1.71 trillion, which is the largest reduction in history.

Unyielding pursuit of America first agenda. Let's make America great again. Welcome our hometown hero, President Donald John Trump, the 45th, 46th, and 47th president of the United States.

I reduced the national debt by $1.7 trillion, cutting it in half. In the last two years, we cut the debt by $1.7 trillion. This is a significant reduction that no one has ever achieved before.

We have made great progress since my inauguration. I stood before you that day in winter attire, speaking of endless possibilities.

It's September, and after a long journey, my baby is finally a US citizen! We've come a long way to get here. And now, two kids later, we've reached this milestone.

I acknowledged that John McCain has not mentioned my Muslim faith, and I clarified that my faith is Christian.

We have underestimated Chinese power in the world. The trains are fabulous: Beijing to Shanghai in four and a half hours, roughly a thousand kilometers, unlike Amtrak’s typical long-haul experiences. The infrastructure strength is one key advantage. A second is their scientific and technological capacity, which is crucial for the coming decades. The question is: which society will turn out more scientists and engineers? A data point: 34% of first-year students in Chinese universities study engineering or a STEM field, while the United States is at 5.6%. And they are a much bigger country. At Harvard graduation, when we ask our graduate students to stand up as a class, chemistry majors, biology majors, physics majors largely consist of Asian Americans, or Americans of Asian ethnicity, or Chinese American citizens. Last week, when President Trump gathered all the tech titans of the United States in the White House, a tremendous number of those tech titans are Indian Americans and Chinese Americans. We’re not competing when it really matters for the future, and that’s on technology. The PLA, some have said, well, it hasn’t fought since 1978. What is it worth? I’ve seen the PLA and I think we’ve underestimated their military strength and their technology strength. And one other thing: the Communist Party of China is strategic, and they don’t have to worry about what the press says. That can be a good thing to have the press challenging the government, but they have nobody opposing them, so they can make big bets over ten, twenty, thirty years. Mary and I were mentioning one of them. For thirty-five consecutive years, the Chinese foreign minister, whoever that person is, has made his first trip of the year in January to Africa to show the Africans you are our priority. I think President Trump never went to Africa in his first term. President Biden went once to Angola for two or three days at the end of his term, just before he resigned. They’re strategic, and we’re not competing on that level. So, actually, I think the Chinese in technology, military, and economics are stronger than we think they are, and we’ve underestimated them, and we can’t do that any longer.

Barack Obama has long supported Israel, even before his time in the senate. His political career was influenced by two prominent Jewish families in Chicago.

I am not an American citizen and some people claim that I have a forged birth certificate. The truth is, I was not born in Hawaii or the United States. I actually come from Kenya. My election was seen by many as evidence that our society is progressing.

I have met with Xi Jinping more than any other world leader, spending over 68 hours in private meetings. We started as simultaneous interpreters when I was vice president, as it wasn't appropriate for the president to meet with the vice president. I traveled 17,000 miles for these meetings. In addition to the 68 hours, I've had around 12 to 15 hours of discussions with him.

The speaker found that someone first registered to vote at age 29, many years after coming to the United States.

I am proud to be the first black woman to serve as the 1st Vice President alongside a black President and the first black woman in the Supreme Court. Together, in the United States of America, there is nothing we cannot achieve.

I reduced the deficit by $1.7 trillion in just 2 years. No one has ever achieved this before.

I sent you the flag that was flown when you were sworn in as president of the United States. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Dr. Jill Biden.

Since Trump's election victory, I've decided to leave the US and move to Hawaii. I'll keep you updated on how it goes.

I identify as American, not African American. I believe in promoting freedom and equality, which is how I got elected. I didn't rely on race or privilege. I grew up in Overland, Saint Louis County, in a non-privileged family after my father passed when I was 12.

I have lived in China and visited about 30 times. I believe that China does not necessarily need to be viewed as an adversary. Tim Waltz and his wife chose to get married on the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre because she wanted a memorable date. For their honeymoon, they traveled to China.

Since the Sandy Hook tragedy, I vividly recall meeting with everyone.

I've seen this photograph before, but now I notice Justice Sotomayor's hand as I take the oath of office on two bibles, including Thurgood Marshall's. This moment felt especially significant given recent events. I've had the honor of speaking at four military academies, celebrating those who serve our nation. I also visited Ghana to strengthen U.S.-Africa relations and returned to Zambia, where my grandparents lived. Hosting hip hop pioneers at the Vice President's Residence was a highlight, as was my college tour to engage with Gen Z. I visited a reproductive health clinic to emphasize women's rights post-Dobbs and attended a memorial in Parkland, advocating for gun safety laws. Lastly, I walk past Shirley Chisholm's portrait, reflecting on the path she paved for me and the importance of ensuring I’m not the last to break barriers.