We must not let any nation, even a nation as close to us as Cuba, control the immigration policy of the United States.

The long, hard wait is finally over, and the American people are going to get the action against crime they have been demanding for over 6 years.

Violent criminals are going to learn quickly that the revolving door on our prisons has been locked and bolted shut.

I wouldn't say that, no.

The United States Senate made history today.

Ordinary Americans all across our country ought to take heart today.

I think today there is so much—there's a lot of information about what we're doing up here, but I don't think there's a lot of basic understanding that we impart.

I join with them in today's celebration of Ukraine's reborn statehood and in recognition of Ukrainians the world over who have given so much for the cause of freedom and democracy.

Today, on behalf of all the American people, I congratulate you on realizing Shevchenko's dream and on the great years of freedom that lie ahead for all of you.

That sort of thing is what we need more of.

I think one of the things that Al From said to me...captures in one sentence the dilemma I face as President.

I really have always enjoyed talk radio and I've done a lot of it, particularly when I was Governor.

I'm trying to bring the Federal Government down.

It's a privilege to speak directly to you, the Ukrainian people, and congratulate you on your third Independence Day.

A lot of studies have shown that the way news is reported tends to be more negative and more editorial.

I've got to do a better job of saying, okay, look, here is what we can do, here are our problems, here are our opportunities.

Literacy is not a luxury; it is a right and a responsibility.

The American people strongly support your country's independence, its sovereignty, its territorial integrity.