As a former communications lender, Susan Ness brings to the FCC valuable perspective.

This is America; this is where they are.

I'm just scared about it.

It is with profound sadness and regret that I accept your resignation as Associate Attorney General.

I believe fundamentally in the common sense and the essential core goodness of the American people.

In these tasks you affirmed our commitment to justice, always with keen judgment and good humor.

We know it works if labor and management work together.

Thank you very much, Mr. Vice President, for your remarks and your wonderful service and for your commitment to this project.

I got into this work because that's what I wanted to do.

He has distinguished himself as one of the foremost military leaders serving in the armed services today.

I think he did the right thing.

I am delighted that the ministers of the G-7 nations and representatives of the European Union have come here to America's industrial heartland for this important meeting at an historic and hopeful time.

Let us begin by recognizing the fundamental reality that private enterprise, not Government action, is the engine of economic growth and job creation.

The best Government policies, the best business practices cannot stop these changes.

I am pleased to announce that I have nominated Admiral Jeremy M. Boorda to succeed Admiral Frank A. Kelso II as Chief of Naval Operations.

I think the race he's winning here with you and your lives and your children is far more important than any Indianapolis race he will ever win.

One of the things that I hope will come out of this G-7 meeting is that by talking together openly and honestly about the problems of growth and sharing our common experiences, each of us who are leaders in our countries will be able to do…

I began to feel like a real President.