At this time of change and uncertainty, it is imperative that we have a topflight team at the Pentagon.

I hereby determine and certify that the following major narcotics producing and/or major narcotics transit countries have cooperated fully with the United States.

I'll have more to say about that tomorrow in Annapolis.

Only the Russians can save Russian democracy, not the United States.

Partisan politics have no place at this crucial juncture of our history.

We must all work together to get our Government back on track.

His proven effectiveness and his commitment to democratic change make him an ideal choice.

I am confident that he will be the kind of effective administrator that our foreign assistance programs need at this time.

Secretary Christopher and I have concluded that the skills that Brian Atwood brings to the State Department are greatly needed at AID.

Americans don't want handouts; they just want a hand up, a chance to work and to provide for their own.

We can begin with this program.

I think the real issue is whether the cumulative impact of the events of the last few days will bring the Serbs to the signing table.

If the world is to progress and prosper, the United States and Germany must work closely together.

My thoughts and prayers are with the relatives and the shipmates of those five servicemen who are missing at sea.

I assured the Chancellor that the United States intends to remain politically and strategically engaged in Europe.

Helmut Kohl, over more than a decade of service in his present position, has proved himself time and again to be a true friend and staunch ally of the United States.

I think he's been remarkably deft in his dealing with the issue so far.

It is fitting, therefore, that our two great democracies pause to realize how much they have benefited and continue to benefit from each other.