Protectionism hurts everyone, but free trade benefits all.
My visit to your country has reaffirmed my confidence in the future of our relations.
Japan and America are separated by thousands of miles of ocean, different languages, and different cultures, yet in our ...
We agreed on the urgency of achieving consensus on comprehensive international safeguards to prevent the spread of nucle...
Dr. Goldstein is currently professor and chairman of the department of environmental and community medicine.
Mr. Russell is currently senior fellow and director, Center for Energy Policy Research, Resources for the Future, in Was...
Democratic freedoms, we both know, make a nation not only noble but dynamic.
America does have trade problems with Japan, and we seek the cooperation of your government so we can solve them togethe...
The only way to have a friend is to be one.
Today we should all say, 'Thank you, Alaska,' because Alaskan oil accounts for one-fifth of our total domestic productio...
Japan, Korea, and America are the nations of the future.
I just want you all to know your families and friends appreciate you, and so do 230 million other Americans.
May I take this opportunity to thank all of our service personnel who are stationed here.
Closer relations in the Pacific make for more prosperous conditions worldwide.
Our country is a Pacific nation—and I mean 'Pacific' in the terms of an ocean, not just peaceful.
I hereby proclaim November 1983 as National Christmas Seal Month.
We make this journey as ambassadors for peace and prosperity between the citizens of our two lands—or three lands.
Peace is essential if we're to realize our economic potential.