A human tragedy of horrifying proportions is unfolding in Kampuchea.

This is a city of families.

The answer to the crisis of confidence is action.

We're making final plans now for a White House Conference on the Families.

Your network of social services is composed of tens of thousands of Americans united by faith.

I hope we can do more once the food and medicine begins to flow to those who need it.

The strength of families is equivalent exactly to the strength of the moral character of our Nation.

A heavy responsibility rests on the regimes and fighting armies causing so much of the misery in Kampuchea.

We can cut our oil imports by one-half by 1990.

This is beyond politics.

I know that the same characteristics that existed when he became President, when he served, still exist among people in our country today.

Without your voluntary action, we would live in a society without a soul.

That must always be our commitment, as it must be in times like these.

We recognized that spiritual uplift for a person can only follow if the bare necessities of life are provided.

I urge others to follow their example.

When somebody comes and tells me they're bipartisan, I know I've lost a vote.

We've made some progress; but still have a long way to go.

I believe in solar energy and believe that in the future...we can use a lot more of it.