There will be more said about Arthur Ashe tonight at Constitution Hall.

I thank you for lending your dignity to this occasion and for your service to this country.

Wilma Rudolph, you are a great one.

Frankly, I'm thrilled to meet these heroes of sport.

I'm glad all of you could be here with us tonight to celebrate the tradition of sport in American life.

He is a remarkably gifted man.

You are welcome here, too, tonight.

He brought a tremendous pride and dignity to a game that will be forever in his debt.

It's time to get America moving again.

We do not walk alone.

Make no mistake about it, Washington is finally moving to put our economic house in order.

I want you to know I walked down this park in a pair of Dexter shoes made in Maine.

I'm glad to see them here today.

We are not trying to deal with these tough issues just to reduce the debt.

Seventy-five percent of the taxes are paid by those in the upper 6 percent of income brackets.

My job is to make your future worthy of the efforts that brought you here today.

You deserve that.

Let's don't say, 'I could have. I should have. I would have.' Let's say, 'We can. We will.'