Their dad is their hero, both said over and over.
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President Trump has said over and over again to me.
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"Here's what we've said, over and over again," he said.
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It's "fake news" he's said, over, and over, and over.
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It's like listening to the same sentence said over and over.
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What I've said over and over again—it's not about pain.
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Just like she has said, over and over, season after season.
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"Farts!" she said, over and over — her Midwestern way of swearing.
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"Relax your body," she said over and over, patting his back.
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Lam has said over and over that the extradition bill is dead.
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" In January, Cruz said over and over again, "I like Donald Trump.
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"I love you," he said over and over on Sunday in Florida.
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As I've said over and over again: The status quo leads to disaster.
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As he has said over and over, Facebook doesn't sell data to advertisers.
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"I'm just so sorry," Peggy said over and over at my father's funeral.
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"Hey hey," Mollenkof said over and over again when voters opened the door.
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Until her death, she said over and over that she was not to blame.
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You've said over and over again, "Can't buy innovation," because that's in your DNA.
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"I need you," she said over and over on the rope line in Davenport.
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"I just want to remind you of our agreements," I said, over and over.
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That's what he said over and over, I don't understand why they would call.
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And I said over and over again that I never asked anyone to lie.
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"I said, over and over, 'I don't want to do this, stop, don't,' " she said.
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Every night since then, Bernie has said over and over, the look on Johnny's face.
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"I said over and over again that the investigation needs to be done," Waters said.
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TIRRELL: BUT YOU'VE SAID OVER AND OVER AGAIN YOU WOULD NEVER DO A TAX INVERSION.
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"I said, over and over, 'I don't want to do this, stop, don't,'" she said.
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It didn't seem right, his wife had said, over and over, during their years together.
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Well, because they said, over and over, that they weren't bigots — the "nu-uh" defense.
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Some of it's just opportunity, meaning preparation, as Oprah Winfrey said over and over again.
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"I said, over and over, 'I don't want to do this, stop, don't,'" Evans said.
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It shows why I have said over and over, news media, journalism in America is dead.
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The people at home still loved him and believed in him, he said, over and over.
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They have said over, and over, and over again that they have no intent to denuclearize.
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"Joe, what are you gonna do?" he said over and over, backdropped by four US flags.
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But people who use Twitter have said over and over again it is not doing enough.
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In America as we have said over and over again, no one is above the law.
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First of all, I've said over and over not to look for the treasure in the wintertime.
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The people of Kahuku have "said over and over that we don't want these turbines," she said.
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"Thank you!" she said, over and over, eyes wide, smile wider, her hand flying to her chest.
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"I said, over and over, 'I don't want to do this, stop, don't,'" she told The New Yorker.
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The one thing people have said over and over is that you have to see it in theaters.
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Trump, for his part, has said over and over again that either way, it's definitely not his fault.
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Leaders in the African American and the Latino community said over and over, 'this was hurting our children.
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They said over and over that there would be this type of disaster, and tragically this disaster happened.
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"I said, over and over, 'I don't want to do this, stop, don't,'" Stoller told The New Yorker.
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"With our own eyes," she said over and over recently, breaking into English for emphasis, then returning to Arabic.
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He said over and over that he had a "big heart" for DACA recipients and wanted to protect them.
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"Donald's ego will never permit us to accept that point," one lawyer said over and over again during the negotiations.
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"I said, over and over, &aposI don&apost want to do this, stop, don&apost,&apos " she told the magazine.
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"I said, over and over, &aposI don&apost want to do this, stop, don&apost,&apos" she told the outlet.
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The peaceful transition of power, as he said over and over again, is a long standing tradition of our democracy.
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"The president very explicitly said over and over again during the campaign that he wished to preserve guaranteed issue," Sen.
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Are we going to die, he said over and over again to a colleague hugging the trunk of the tree.
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But the poor and homeless in Mumbai and Delhi are often disturbed at night, workers in Kolkata said over and over.
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There's, you know, there's two words that need to be said over and over again that's domestic terrorism and white supremacy.
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"I've said over and over again that the media plays a huge part in activating the public," the Holladay, Utah resident explains.
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Sanders said, over and over again, that he was counting on an unprecedented youth turnout wave to put him over the top.
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You have you know at least two conservative justices who have said over and over again the only thing that matters is textualism.
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"I have said over and over again, we need to reopen the government and then have a serious discussion about border security," Rep.
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"Where federal dollars flow, federal law must be adhered to," DeVos said over and over, as Clark demanded a simple yes-no response.
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"They have said over and over again that these two shows were meant for the '70s and would not work today," Lear observed.
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When something is said over and over again in the news or elsewhere, Lakoff told Motherboard, the neural circuitry gets stronger and stronger.
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As Republicans have said over and over, whatever the final conference deal is, it needs to be something the president will ultimately sign.
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"During his campaign, Donald Trump said over and over and over that he would not cut Social Security," she said in a Twitter video.
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"They said over and over again that they're not bar people, so they didn't have specific things they wanted me to do," Colliau said.
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That doesn't necessarily bode well for a win, but Harrison has said over and over again that Peter's a bit unlike other Bachelor leads.
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But all of it is stuff Trump has previously said over and over at rallies, on Twitter, and anywhere else he happens to be.
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" Lear noted that it has been "said over and over again that these two shows were meant for the '70s and would not work today.
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"In Kentucky, in our governor's race in 2015, the media said over and over and over again the Democrats were up 8 points," Paul said.
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"I said, over and over, 'I don't want to do this, stop, don't,' " Evans told The New Yorker at the time, recalling the alleged assault.
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On Instagram, the 360+ comments on this video about a new scrub colorway (sea-glass green) were enthusiastic; "That's me," people said over and over.
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What you saw, by the way, is something he has said over and over again, although your media is acting like this is the first time.
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Trump has said, over and over again for a period of years, that building some kind of wall on the US-Mexico border is extremely important.
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Mr. Perez has said over and over again that the party's rules have been set for months and that he is not going to change them.
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I sat in a gray cubicle and listened for hours as he said, over and over again, that he had no intention of honoring the court's order.
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That's partly because Obama himself isn't on the ballot, though he and Clinton have said over and over the policies he enacted in the White House are.
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I'VE SAID OVER AND OVER AGAIN EVER SINCE JULY 2012 I REALLY THINK HISTORY BOOKS WILL SAY JULY OF 2012 WAS THE ORTHODOX LOW IN BOND YIELD.
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Jon has said over and over he didn't choose to be king, and that will still likely be true when he finds out that he's Aegon Targaryen.
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"There were notifications sent out, but as I said over and over again, this fire was moving so rapidly we couldn't keep ahead of it," Honea said.
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Something you've said over and over and over again to me at this point is that to you, from the beginning, I've been here in bad faith.
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"Hi, I'm Jacky," she said over and over in a hot breeze that smelled like corn dogs — the world's best, if you trusted the truck making them.
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"[Sanders] has said over and over that there's a lot of things that have been happening in the black community that he didn't know about," she said.
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"We have said over and over again that he shared nothing with the campaign because he had nothing to share," said Grant Smith, an attorney for Stone.
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But, it's something that should be said over and over so that it's not forgotten how much differently women of color are treated in Hollywood and everywhere else.
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"I don't know what to do now," a shell-shocked Doloryn Purfano said over and over again recently to volunteers at a community-run donation center in Pahoa.
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"They've pushed Iran as far as they possibly can, and Bolton has said over and over again that he wants to see an actual war with Iran," Rep.
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To paraphrase what Marco Rubio once famously said (over and over and over), "let's dispel with this fiction" that Donald Trump is appealing to the economic anxieties of Americans.
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HARVEY WEINSTEIN REPORTEDLY SEES HIMSELF AS A MARTYR FOR SOCIAL CHANGE "I said, over and over, 'I don't want to do this, stop, don't,'" Evans told The New Yorker.
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"We don't believe they have a basis in international law, and we've said over and over (that) we will fly, sail and go wherever international law allows," Work said.
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As Price said over and over again, no one — Republican or Democrat — wants to see Americans lose health coverage, face higher costs, or experience difficulty getting the care they need.
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Denton and his legal team have said, over and over, that they assumed they would lose the first round of the privacy case, and would then have to appeal it.
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During the course of the 2016 campaign, he said over and over again that America is "the highest-taxed nation in the world," which isn't even remotely close to being true.
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She made a mistake and she said over and over again, 'I made a mistake, and I've learned from it, and I'm going to fix it, and I apologize for it.
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" [mySA] Call him: 210-821-5024 | Email him Climate change denier "I mean, I've said over and over our climate is changing, that's been a fact since God created the Earth.
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"But as I have said over and over again, with all due respect to Mr. Green, he's a very prayerful person and he cares very much about our Constitution," she said.
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Later, when Trump was the underdog to win the White House, he said over and over that the system was rigged, presumably so he could dispute the results if he lost.
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He has said, over and over, by text and by phone and in his prepractice speeches and on the court during workouts, that the Wildcats' goal is to win it all.
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They have said over and over again, Sean, both Meadows, Jordan, and others that they are going to take this to the floor and they are going to file those impeachment papers.
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Not avoiding election-year politics He's said over and over that he's not on the ballot this year, but Obama hasn't been shy about ramping up his political rhetoric this election season.
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As Hackett concluded in her interview with the Hollywood Reporter: It is said over and over and sounds like a cliché, but we desperately need more women in leadership positions in Hollywood.
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But in the last year, they said over and over that they wanted to protect coverage for people with pre-existing conditions, and those protections are among the law's most popular provisions.
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Whether he sincerely supports Donald Trump is beside the point––he's said over and over this summer that his stated support is radical simply because people don't want him to voice it.
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"In terms of the transcript, what the president said over and over is he was delighted there was a transcript, glad that there was one and he was glad that he released it," he added.
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Running on a severe law-and-order platform for the presidency, Duterte said over and over that if he were to become president his policies in Davao would become the model for the entire country.
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Syria's opposition, after years of enduring Assad's barrel bombs and chemical weapons, and the forced disappearances and torture chambers before them, have said over and over they could never accept that Assad stay in office.
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Spiegel has said over and over that Snap is a camera company, and appears to be trying to keep that the case as there is reportedly a redesign of its Spectacles camera glasses in the works.
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The implications of a group now suddenly without its leaders — many of whom, including Mr. Bundy, had said over and over that he hoped for peaceful resolution — has created an unsettled feeling that it could all get worse.
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So when Republican leaders said over and over and over again that they had a plan to replace Obamacare with something better, Trump naturally developed the opinion that they had a plan to replace Obamacare with something better.
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Though Trump has signaled in recent weeks that he's willing to use military force against Iran if it were to attack the US, he has said over and over that he does not want a war with Iran.
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FedEx and the surface transportation industry has said over and over again, for example, that we should take gasoline and diesel taxes up to a higher level, because on an inflation-adjusted basis it's been significantly underfunded since 1994.
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Dispirited Georgians said over and over that they cast votes for Abrams because her emergence represented a clear marker of progress in their lifetimes in a state still haunted by the vestiges of slavery, the Civil War, Reconstruction, and Jim Crow.
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Vester, who reportedly does not intend to file a legal claim against Brokaw or NBC, said over and over again she told only friends and colleagues but made no official report out of fear that it would derail her career.
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What got me was Pai said over and over again, "It is not the quantity of comments that we get; it's the quality of them," which, to me, felt like telecom companies like Verizon have lawyers who are writing these comments.
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And I think maybe one of the major differences is what I have said over and over again and I just repeated it right now, in my first week in office we will introduce a Medicare for All, single-payer program.
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"You don't know me," he said, over and over, in rhythm with her "We're O.K., we're O.K." In the aftermath, Helen rolled over and started to cry, and Noah stared at the ceiling, wondering — along with us — what was going on.
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But even if Warren is lying about her heritage, which has been an ongoing debate since 2012, that doesn't excuse the use of the culturally insensitive term — particularly since Native Americans have said over and over and over again that it's derogatory.
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"He basically said over and over in the conversation this is not Trump country, that the slogan 'Make America Great' is not favorable, popular, within 85033,200 square miles, that we don't want Republicans here, I could not believe it," Randall told the outlet.
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At rallies last year across the country, Mr. Trump said over and over again that he would use the nation's schools to fix what he described as failing inner cities and a virtual education crisis that most hurts black and Hispanic children.
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"[Rosenstein] said over and over again that Mueller is going to draw the scope of this investigation, that Mueller is going to have the resources, that Mueller is not going to be interfered with by him or the Department of Justice," said Democratic Sen.
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"Java was there first," he said over and over, emphasizing the use of Java in feature phone operating systems like SavaJe and Danger and claiming that, prior to the introduction of Android to the market in 2008, almost all smartphones were running some form of Java.
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HB: I'm not saying that sounds like me trying to bullshit my way through an essay on a book I didn't read it in my high school English class — sorry, Mr. Bean — but... PC: They've repeatedly said over and over again the quote from Benjamin Franklin.
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Intensifying criticism that had begun earlier in the year, Trump wondered aloud whether he had made the right choice in replacing former Fed Chair Janet Yellen with Powell and said over and over again that the central bank's rate hikes were the biggest threat to the U.S. economy.
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"I have said over and over again that I do have a litmus test for a Supreme Court justice and that litmus test is that justice must be loud and clear in telling us that he or she will vote to overturn the disastrous Citizens United Supreme Court decision," he said.
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But in this land of staggering beauty and economic pain, Trump backers said over and over again that while coal might never be what it once was, the businessman they helped send to the White House could indeed put them back to work — if not in mining, then in some other industry.
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I was reading somewhere that if we use hemp as car fuel it'd be more sustainable than using diesel and petrol—people have said over and over, "this is more sustainable," but you have these big energy and gas companies who wouldn't see a profit in it, so we end up not doing it.
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"The best thing that Mr. Trump can do right now, today, is to send out a tweet and tell the American people that during the campaign when he said over and over and over again that he would not cut Social Security, cut Medicare, cut Medicaid, tell the American people that he was not lying," Sanders said.
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"Georgians have said over and over again that we need to expand Medicaid, we know we have a maternal mortality crisis, we know we have a crisis of specialists in Georgia for reproductive healthcare, so they need to be demanding that their tax dollars be used to actually go towards those issues rather than fake clinics," Shannon said.
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No, we never wanted control of our supporters, we wanted to engage them in the political process and they're passionately feeling that and that's OK." Asked to provide her message to the "Bernie or Bust" crowd, Sanders responded, "That I know we've all said over and over again you have to vote against the Republican — this is different.
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"After years of howling at the moon about Democrats rushing through the Affordable Care Act — the mantra they said over and over and over again on the floor here and in the House, 'read the bill' — Republicans are having committee votes two days after the bill is released," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said on the Senate floor.
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But the moment any Democratic candidate endorses a plan to ban all Muslims from entering the country, or claims that a Mexican-American judge is incapable of adjudicating a case without bias, or questions the legitimacy of our president based on his race, or says any of the countless other bigoted, misogynistic, hate-filled, or just plain stupid things that Trump has said over and over again, is the moment I refuse to vote for that candidate.
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