A big part of peace is children growing up safely, learning together, and growing together.

I believe we live in a time of hope and history rhyming.

Violence has no place at the table of democracy and no role in the future of this land.

I ask the American people to join me in reaffirming our commitment to combatting HIV and AIDS.

They will see your whole country in a different light.

We need it in the Middle East, where the Prime Minister of Israel just gave his life to a religious fanatic of his own faith because he dared to make peace.

Thank you very much. Congratulations to all of you.

When one human being is persecuted because of his or her HIV status, we all suffer.

In the end, that is what this chair is all about.

I think what you are doing here is really an extraordinary thing.

Only you can decide between division and unity, between hard lives and high hopes.

I want you to be on it.

Peace, once a distant dream, is now making a real difference in everyday life in this land.

Tip O'Neill was smiling down on the whole thing today.

We renew our commitment to searching for a cure to AIDS and a vaccine for HIV.

Have the patience to work for a just and lasting peace.

The second point I want to make is that the cease-fire, I'm convinced, made possible a lot of this growth.

He loved politics because he loved people but also because he knew it could make a difference in people's lives.