I have spoken today about challenge and change, but I pledge to you as President of the United States that one thing remains unchanging, and that is America's commitment to lead with strength, steadiness, and good judgment.

America has vital strategic and economic interests that affect the lives of each and every American citizen.

This bill reflects our Nation's continuing commitment to care for people living with HIV and AIDS.

Our leadership in Asia, therefore, is crucial to the security of our own people and to the future of the globe.

Under my Administration, funding for the Ryan White CARE Act grants has more than doubled since fiscal year 1993.

International commerce is vital to domestic economic growth.

We must remain an Asia-Pacific power.

I appreciate the support of the Congress in this action to protect American citizens and our Embassy complex in Monrovia.

This legislation offers hope for another 5 years.

It will be an age of unparalleled possibility.

I urge all Americans to practice safe boating habits during this week and throughout the year.

I transmit herewith the Extradition Treaty between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of Malaysia.

I thank the Congress for passing it.

No to crime. No to guns. No to gangs. No to drugs. Yes to your own future.

I am proud that you are the best-trained, best-equipped, and best-led fighting force in the world.

You will live most of your lives in the 21st century.

Disputes exist between certain railroads and their employees.

We have to do more to ensure the education of our children, its quality, and its opportunity.