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As of 10:22, President Barack Obama is currently speaking. You can watch all today’s speeches in the stream below:   The schedule of speeches is here. Update: Here’s the text of Obama’s speech.

As of 10:22, President Barack Obama is currently speaking. You can watch all today's speeches in the stream below:

 

The schedule of speeches is here.

As of 10:22, President Barack Obama is currently speaking. You can watch all today’s speeches in the stream below:

 

The schedule of speeches is here.

Update: Here’s the text of Obama’s speech.

Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy  Twitter: @joshuakeating

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