Most Americans believe that we really are all in this together.

Thank you for your support.

I salute him for that.

I think we can still do that, not lose control of how we're controlling the benefit costs and standardizing information that needs to be required from providers.

We're going to get utilization review firms and the government out of the back offices of doctors, and allow them to provide care without worrying about punitive responses to potential quality problems.

I think we have to— my main concern is not to allow Somalia to deteriorate to the condition which it was in before the United Nations went there.

The trick is how to do it without in any way rewarding the kind of behavior that we have seen.

We recognized the problems of operating in a completely devastated institutional, social, and economic context, as is the case in Somalia.

Unless there is global growth we cannot hope to see growth in our own countries.

The Medicare program is far and away ahead of most of the private insurance with respect to submitting claims electronically and exchanging information in an automated standard fashion.

it is vital to the national security interests of the United States to furnish to Jordan

Implementation of the Commission's recommendations, which the President approved, will reduce Federal costs and improve national defense through a more efficient military base structure.

Every American is going to get coverage.

I hope we have, but we haven't had a chance to talk about it.

I deeply value the opportunity to exchange thoughts on all the challenges that we face today with one of Europe's most respected figures.

the provision to Jordan of the assistance described above is in the national interest of the United States

We believe that a public-private forum really needs to be established to identify all the pluses and the minuses for using that particular number.

Italy is in the forefront of efforts to build an integrated Europe also, a goal the United States strongly supports.