We do not walk alone.

It's time to get America moving again.

A lower deficit and a healthier economy means more jobs, lower interest rates, more opportunity, and more rewards for your hard work.

I want you to know I walked down this park in a pair of Dexter shoes made in Maine.

We can pass the national service bill and open the doors of college education to all.

Make no mistake about it, Washington is finally moving to put our economic house in order.

It was a very, very good meeting.

Jazz is really America's classical music.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

I'm very pleased that the King is here.

One of the arguments for having the right kind of trade agreement with Mexico is to raise incomes in Mexico and create more jobs there.

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