Today we celebrate victory in the name of a right as old as the Union itself.

And now, with great pleasure and great pride, I will sign the Berne Convention Implementation Act into law.

That is absolutely not true, but let me point something out.

We're here to sign into law the Berne Convention Implementation Act of 1988.

We've been doing everything we can do in the interest of our hostages.

Well, there was no scandal.

I don't think that was Terry speaking.

Adherence to the Berne convention has been such an important goal of the administration and why this occasion marks a watershed for us.

This is especially significant because American works protected by copyright—books, recordings, movies, computer software prominent among them—have been at risk.

I hereby determine that an unforeseen emergency exists which requires immediate military assistance to Jamaica.

George has been a part of everything that we've accomplished.

I have always felt that a Vice President should be an executive vice president, as in a corporation.

I'm not going to give up hope for any of our hostages that are held.

And we're going to continue our efforts until we get them back.

We must defend ourselves against the evil of totalitarianism.

This is our cause.

Therefore choose life!

God gave us this instruction in Deuteronomy: 'I call Heaven and Earth to witness against you today, that I have set before you life and death. Therefore choose life, so that you may live, you and your descendants.'