We have to insist that they take more responsibility.

I believe that's an achievable goal.

I know how much the people of Northern Ireland want peace.

The love and joy that unites us is far, far broader and stronger than the sea which divides us.

I'm hopeful. And on balance, I feel quite hopeful today.

Let me begin by saying to President Robinson, Ceade mile failte, a hundred thousand welcomes.

Ireland is playing an even greater role on the world stage to the benefit of nations everywhere.

I would say look at what the American involvement has been.

The United States judges its relationships with Colombia on one standard.

The friendship between the United States is stronger than ever.

I think that we knew, all of us, from the beginning that these would be difficult talks.

Probably the same thing I've always said.

This is an Irish event and it can't end early.

I think we have to leave the Prime Minister designate, Mr. Netanyahu, his elbow room to put his government together and to go forward.

We have to work together.

America owes a debt of gratitude to the fathers that help our Nation's children grow up safe and happy.

I don't think it's a vote for violence.

I wouldn't underestimate the importance of the fundamental fact that they're about to have an election.