The document appears to be a transcript from the 9th Democratic presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders held in Brooklyn, New York on April 14, 2016. It contains numerous references to policy issues discussed during the debate such as healthcare, education, Wall Street regulation, gun control and criminal justice reform. The transcript jumps between topics making it difficult to follow but highlights many of the key talking points debated between the two candidates during the primary contest.

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let me
weve got tothe person who
first of all
look at what
in new york
the united states
the best way
and thats exactly when it came
youve got tothank you very
i will certainlysenator sanders did
get rid of
to live up
live up to
make sure that
on this stage
the other side
so im going from new yorkof wall street
to make sureagainst the brady
all kinds of
let me just
when it comesthe democratic partyextend the social
a long time
come up with me say this
sanders voted for the affordable care
my plan wouldthe united nations
make it clear
well let melaid out a
do as president.barriers that stand as hard as
the united states.the federal government
think its important
lets talk aboutaround the world
the same thingon wall street
thats why ive
the gun lobby secretary of stateto knock downsenator sanders voted
gun manufacturers and
tax returns and
the criminal justice
said this 9 times in 7 debates
the brady bill
whether or not
thats exactly what
should be doing
let me sayall over again
the white housethe fine print
massive transfer of
a rigged economy
know how hard
establishment politics and
and universities tuition-free
colleges and universities
said this 16 times in 7 debates
dont know how
rid of assad
break them upeuropean and arab let me respond
chance to live
should be heldwe cannot continue other major country
ill tell youfamily and medical
paid family and
a systemic risk the supreme courtthe shadow banking
the minimum wage
lets talk about
huge sums of
cost us millions
united states government
white house and
virtually no gun
lost that electionam very glad a little bit
to deregulate swaps on wall streetpercent more than
if my memoryassault weapons not
if elected president
he or she a little bitgreed and recklessness
and medical leavenew york city
our energy system
wait a minute
at public collegessocial security for united states senatefair share of united states congressswaps and derivatives
deregulate swaps and
are working longercreate an economy
any other country the white housefrom fossil fuelaway from fossil
a broken criminala d-minus voting
$80 billion a
does not mean
as soon asyear locking upsecurity for 58 have six financial
moved forward on
policy blunder in
an enormous amount
start by saying make public colleges
recklessness and illegal
efficiency and sustainable
and illegal behavior
tax on carbon
war on drugs
50 percent more
tuition at public
social security trust
age of 17
guarantee health care
illegal behavior of
every other major a no-fly zone
no gun control
memory is correct
perpetual warfare in
last 30 years
cap on taxableon taxable income a super pac
security trust fund
their fair share
theres no doubt
than any otherfree tuition at
spending almost three
health care coverage
universal health care
be held liable.
longer hours forhours for low
expand social securitytoo many lives
15 bucks an
said this 3 times in 7 debates
wall street speculation
gun shop owner
jail than any
affordable care act
powerful special interests almost three times an investment bank
fossil fuel industry
criminal justice system
ban assault weapons
criminal justice system
worst economic downturn
violence against women
worst foreign policy six financial institutionsspending $80 billion
working longer hours
broken criminal justice
foreign policy blunder george w bush
tf-idf
pmi
12.50
13.13
13.75
14.38
15.00
15.63
16.25
16.88
17.50
18.13
18.75
19.38
20.00
20.63
21.25
21.88
22.50
23.13
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Hillary Clinton
Bernie Sanders
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The Democratic Party’s 9th
Presidential Debate
April 14, 2016
Brooklyn, New York
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