Jazz is really America's classical music.

This issue will be a priority because it is so integrally a part of so many of the other things that we're dealing with in our effort to revive the American economy and strengthen the lives and the security of the people who live here.

The United States will do what it can to help achieve that.

It is imperative that the United States have talented diplomats working to ensure that the process continues to move forward.

Tonight we're having our own White House jazz festival as a special tribute to the 40th year of Newport Jazz.

Jazz is a true reflection of the American people, a music of inclusion, a music of democracy.

One of the arguments for having the right kind of trade agreement with Mexico is to raise incomes in Mexico and create more jobs there.

We talked a lot about the peace process.

I am very, very impressed by the progress which has been made in Jordan moving toward economic reforms, moving toward democracy.

These two outstanding individuals will make fine representatives of our Nation.

The immigration issue poses real problems and challenges and, as always, provides great opportunities for the American people.

Immigration must be a priority for this administration.

Migrants and their families must pledge up to $30,000 to come to the United States.

I think that this issue affects the American people so deeply.

We can do it, too, if we do this, then tackle the deficit.

I think it is a great advance, and I'm elated that the bill is going on to the House.

The enemy will be anybody that threatens the security and the peace of the member nations.

I am calling for the U.S. to work with our international partners to develop a reduced-cost, scaled-down version of the original Space Station Freedom.