I thank them for the work that they have done.

I announced my intention to nominate Aubrey Hooks as Ambassador to the Republic of the Congo.

I visited the graves of victims of terrorism in Har Herzl Cemetery.

I wish I could do that.

Without security, there is no peace.

Countries are like individuals and families.

We want to be as helpful as we can be and, as the President put it, he wants us to be standing shoulder to shoulder with the Israelis.

I am determined that we must have every tool at our disposal to fight against extremist violence.

To give up hope for peace now or to fail to stand up for security after all that has been done would be to give the terrorists their victory.

I want to support President Mubarak.

The general tone and flavor of what we would like to see will be addressed later at the Chairmen's Statement.

I think you have to look at this in every country, in every place it rears its head, and see how it can be dealt with.

The purpose of the terror was to kill the peace.

There’s been a great deal of work done on that document.

The will of the people for peace is clearly greater than the forces of division.

We should pass a balanced budget plan that reflects our values and supports our economic growth.

The Executive and Legislative branches must work together to ensure the utilization of every available means to prevent, investigate, and prosecute terrorist acts.

It is time to put partisan politics aside and work together in the national interest.