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Joseph Robinette Biden Remarks by President Biden in a Call to Congratulate the NASA JPL Perseverance Team on the… (2021)

We bring the best out of every single solitary culture in the world here in the United States of America, and we give people an opportunity to let their — let their dreams run forward.
And you just — I can’t tell you how much — you know, everyone was so down the last years about: Is America still the — the, you know, the fount of change? And are we still the country that has hopes and develops and pursues the most unlikely things to happen? And we are. And you all demonstrated it.
I’m not being — look, I’m not — I really mean this. It’s so much bigger than landing Perseverance on Mars.
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Joseph Robinette Biden Remarks by President Biden in a Call to Congratulate the NASA JPL Perseverance Team on the… (2021)

Your kids are going to be studying about when democracy once again reestablished it could do anything, as opposed to autocracies that can just command things.
I just — I just can’t tell you how much I believe historians are going to write about what you did at the moment you all did it — at the moment you all did it. You should take such great pride — such great pride in what you did.
We can land a rover on Mars. We can beat a pandemic. And with science, hope, and vision, there’s not a damn thing we can’t do as a country. We have never, ever, ever failed to meet a goal.
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Joseph Robinette Biden Remarks by President Biden in a Call to Congratulate the NASA JPL Perseverance Team on the… (2021)

You know, Perseverance is my first mission at JPL where I’ve gotten to work from the very beginning of formulation, all the way through operations, and it made me feel like I was part of that crew. Being able to work with this incredibly diverse, talented team that has become like a family, spending years creating our own technological marvel has been a privilege.
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