We must pass this bill now.

You think there should be some sort of a program for nonbankable loans for a modest sized business that goes up to, what, $2 million?

I deeply regret the death today in Bosnia of an American soldier who was killed this morning when he stepped on a landmine.

I think the taxpayers should know that at any given time nationwide we have under 10 percent of our loans in arrears and ultimate failures are under 1 1/2 percent.

I think it's wonderful that New York City had the biggest drop in crime since 1972.

All of our troops should know that today our thoughts and our sincere gratitude are with them, especially on this difficult day.

We can take our streets and our neighborhoods back, but it will require a partnership between people in law enforcement, community leaders, and grassroots citizens.

It is a strong sense of community and a willingness to work as a team in ways that help individuals to develop their own abilities but make life better for everybody.

I regret today's decision by the DC Circuit Court overturning this order.

For 50 years, more or less, after World War II, for most of that time, there was a clear distinction between the school and the workplace.

We can do all these things if we work together.

We never intended to fund it forever—but I hope we can keep the funding up long enough to get every State in the country to have the kind of network New Hampshire does.

To designate the United States Post Office building located at 24 Corliss Street, Providence, Rhode Island, as the 'Harry Kizirian Post Office Building.'

I am grateful to have you as our partner in facing all these common challenges.

We've got a lot to pray about here in Washington.

We need to conduct them with a great sense of humility.

On behalf of the American people, it is my pleasure to welcome back to Washington the leader of a great nation and a great people, President Jacques Chirac.

Thou hast enlarged me when I was in distress.