I will get it and review it and get a report back from the NASA Director.

I have to tell you that they have a very difficult job.

Well, let me characterize the plan.

He was a perfectly wonderful man on whom I relied and on whom I put a lot for a very long time.

One of the problems is that when people who advocate the space station at the same time say things like, 'Well, it's just spending, stupid.'

It is very important that his life not be judged simply by how it ended.

I also encouraged the staff to remember that we're all people and that we have to pay maybe a little more attention to our friends and our families and our coworkers.

Our plan really from the beginning was dedicated toward being taken seriously by the experts in this field.

We are going to do everything we can to stop this practice of nonfunded mandates.

I want to tell you how very glad I am to see all of you here today.

We can be partners there, but a lot of that work has to be done at the State and local level.

I feel passionately myself, as does the Vice President, about the space program and about this project as redesigned.

This means over 90 percent of the small businesses in the country... will not only pay no tax increase... but, in fact, will get a tax break.

It is an immense personal loss to me and to Hillary and to many of his close friends here and a great loss to the White House and to the country.

I don't think so. I certainly don't think that can explain it, and I certainly don't think it's accurate.

I really don't. And frankly, none of us do.

We have the country's business to do.

It is very wrong to define a life like his in terms only of how it ended.