I feel renewed in my own commitment and strength when I know from history how great a nation we have.

The United States will continue to support the efforts of the Government of the Republic of Korea to maintain peace and stability in Korea.

I want to do it without delay.

There's no way for me to look at a welcoming crowd at the airfield or to look on your faces without realizing that Hawaii not only has a great natural beauty but also a great human and political beauty.

I'd rather not go into that.

An informed citizenry is the best defense against tyranny.

I want to congratulate you for that as well.

Thirty years ago, on this remote peninsula, 50,000 young Americans gave their lives for principles in which we still believe.

But America is a nation that is strong.

I'm much better at competing with you in running than I would be in boxing.

I am deeply proud to be the President and to be Commander in Chief of men and women like you.

I am very proud to stand before you as Commander in Chief.

More battles have been won or lost because of the quality of communications than perhaps because of any other single factor.

I consider this summit conference to have been very successful.

Our country is able to be self-sufficient.

I am pleased to submit the following nominations to the Senate.

We must invest literally billions of dollars in these technological advancements, and the money is available to us with the windfall profits tax and the establishment of the energy security fund.

I discussed this announcement with the other leaders last night.