These cars are what is best about America: increasing productivity, increasing quality, and gaining market share back.

One of the central challenges that we face in the 1990's is making sure that our Nation's technological capacities are developed as fully as possible.

I think they're going to pass the budget bill, yes, which has a lot of cuts in it, and it also has some good things for these folks, good for manufacturing, good for small business.

Ultimately, anything that happens in the White House is the responsibility of the President.

Let's just follow the do-right rule here, make up your own mind, get the facts, see what you think happened, let me know, and we'll tell the public.

Roland Kuchel has had a long and accomplished career in the Foreign Service.

I am very glad to be making this nomination.

I want to get a report, and then I will be glad to tell you whatever I know.

Our great challenge now is to produce cars of high quality at affordable costs that are environmentally responsible and that preserve good jobs here in America.

I don't think I should say anything else until I know more.

I think that the auto industry has showed us what it takes.

It is inconsistent with the public interest to apply the restrictions of the Buy American Act to procurement covered by the Agreement.

I simply can't tell you that I know something I don't.

I'm not particularly surprised by the various responses.

Through hard work and community service they have earned this prestigious award.

The American people should know that this is not an ordinary commission; there's only a 90-day time window.

I look forward to working with the Congress throughout the 1994 appropriation process.

I look forward to meeting them next month at the White House.