CLEAN : Clinton takes aim at Trump on Super Tuesday

The transcript discusses the idea that America has always been great and emphasizes the need to make America whole by addressing and filling in gaps. It highlights the importance of unity and continuous improvement.

What does the speaker imply about America's greatness?

• America has never been great.

• America needs to be made great again.

• America has always been great.

• America's greatness is irrelevant.

According to the speaker, what has America never stopped being?

• Weak

• Divided

• Great

• Whole

What is the speaker's perspective on making America whole?

• It is unnecessary.

• It is a crucial step.

• It is impossible.

• It is already complete.

What does the speaker suggest is needed to achieve a complete America?

• Leaving things as they are.

• Filling in the gaps.

• Focusing only on greatness.

• Ignoring the gaps.

What is the final action the speaker suggests for America?

• To focus on the past.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To make America great again.

• To ignore the issues.