We're living in truly revolutionary times, with profound changes sweeping the entire world.

We need to earn the trust of the American people.

The parties will decide, as they've made all the other decisions, who will come to the ceremony.

We're going to brief them on—the Secretary of State and I are—about, obviously, our strong support for the agreement.

We believe that to the extent we can show leadership and work with others who are interested in supporting this, it will tend to undermine the ability of any specific group to derail this process.

The agreement is a bold breakthrough.

We will welcome them.

Now there is an opportunity to define the future of the Middle East in terms of reconciliation and coexistence.

I call upon the people of the United States, government officials, educators, and volunteers to observe the day with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities.

Judge Chabot's service on the Tax Court for the past 15 years has been commendable.

We will be unable to implement any of our other education objectives until we are successful at achieving Goal 6.

America's young people face some daunting challenges.

There's a real slogan now going around, and I think a lot of slogans aren't any good, but this one is appropriate for our time.

These nominations will strengthen this important foreign assistance Agency.

Let me say finally that we have a lot of work still to be done, but this administration is committed to changing America.

We will be able to assist distressed communities and American families all across urban and rural America in obtaining economic self-sufficiency.

This interagency effort shall coordinate Federal assistance and support within each empowerment zone and enterprise community.

The best way to serve distressed communities in urban and rural America is through a comprehensive, coordinated, and integrated approach.