I think that it was a very successful trip to Connecticut.

I regret it, but I don't think the American people should worry about it.

America has become recognized as the world's defender of peace and freedom and democracy.

I think what happens is, so many of these kids are living in neighborhoods where they don't see people like them who have regular jobs.

I probably care more about average Americans than any President since Andrew Jackson.

This is an ambitious undertaking in regional security cooperation.

There was no politics in this trip.

I think it's good for agriculture, good for the environment, and I still have the same position.

The people of Iowa are fairminded people.

We expanded a program called the earned-income tax credit, which not only reduces taxes but can get people a refund on their taxes if their incomes are modest enough.

This legislation is designed to address their needs.

People have got to make up their mind—another thing they have to make up their mind about is how much difference in what timeframe can any person make in the White House.

I believe almost 90 percent of the people in the African-American community are dissatisfied with the welfare system.

We've got a chance to be very creative and flexible in the '95 farm bill and do some things that help farmers without being imprudent with our tax dollars.

We begin this period with a trip to Jakarta, a trip to Asia.

I have been a good President for the farmers of this country and good for the Iowa economy and good for the ordinary working people of this country.

I'm sure you know that there was an announcement today that the Agriculture Department will give export enhancements to seven states of the former Soviet Union to try to increase the export of livestock.

We have to keep working on it.