It was a very, very good meeting.

Jazz is simply one of our Nation's greatest creations.

This issue will be a priority because it is so integrally a part of so many of the other things that we're dealing with in our effort to revive the American economy and strengthen the lives and the security of the people who live here.

I am very glad to be making these announcements today.

Jazz is really America's classical music.

Jazz is a music born of struggle but played in celebration.

I have looked forward to this visit for a long time.

At the same time, we reaffirm our commitment to protect bona fide refugees under our law.

Deterring this transport in human cargo and traffic in human misery is a priority for our administration.

I'm very pleased that the King is here.

The immigration issue poses real problems and challenges and, as always, provides great opportunities for the American people.

I think in the end, I like it a lot.

I have the feeling that maybe all the parties have now concluded not that they have no difference but that there is no alternative to peace.

It is imperative that the United States have talented diplomats working to ensure that the process continues to move forward.

We talked a lot about the peace process.

The United States will do what it can to help achieve that.

I am very, very impressed by the progress which has been made in Jordan moving toward economic reforms, moving toward democracy.

Migrants and their families must pledge up to $30,000 to come to the United States.