I believe it will happen for two reasons.

We will be able to make our streets safer because we passed the Brady bill and the crime bill.

There is no easy dividing line between our role in the world and our role at home.

I thank all of you for that.

We reject the notion that increasing economic ties in trade and partnerships undermine our human rights agenda.

We have over 5 million new jobs in our economy.

Commerce does tend to open more closed societies.

I want to thank President Soeharto for hosting this meeting and for his leadership in crafting the agreement.

These free and fair trade agreements will benefit Americans for a simple reason: Our Nation already has the most open markets on Earth.

I remain committed to pursuing our human rights agenda.

I see these things as two sides of the same coin.

I am willing to cooperate.

We wish to emphasize our strong opposition to the creation of an inward-looking trading bloc that would divert from the pursuit of global free trade.

The Asian-Pacific leaders pledged to achieve free and fair trade and investment between our nations by the year 2020.

The United States has produced over 5 million jobs in 22 months.

Our goal is an ambitious one.

I believe that the business of politics is to give the maximum opportunity for the positive economic forces in the world to succeed.

I'm proud of the leadership of the United States in creating a post-cold-war world that is both safer and more prosperous.