I think that many of those acts discriminatory against Russia that date back to the cold war period will be removed from the books of Congress in this year.

Your nation's remarkable development has made Korea a model today for other nations seeking to join the ranks of the developed world.

The framework presents the rules of the game, not the game.

I reassured President Kim of my commitment to ensure that the United States continues to play its historic role.

We are not interested in managed trade or trade by numbers but better results from better rules of trade.

Even in this new era, I don't think that will ever change.

I think the Chinese Government is very interested in supporting the position we have taken here.

It is essential that we put this relationship on a footing of mutual respect and mutual responsibility.

Your values and your valor have led the people of Korea to a new level of freedom.

We must support the nongovernmental organizations that seek to strengthen Asia's building blocks of civic society.

We will persevere successfully with respect to the reductions in the budget deficit that we've already moved forward with.

This was a good agreement, and it would work, and it was worth doing.

We've got to keep bringing our deficit down so we can keep these interest rates down and get our economy moving again.

I believe the time has come to create a new Pacific community built on shared strength, shared prosperity, and a shared commitment to democratic values.

Our country has never shied away from challenges.

Both nations have made some tough choices.

Now we're doing that, and we can ask the other nations to play their part as well.

Are there differences between our two countries and between our positions? Of course there are.