The American people are fortunate to have you as a friend and proud to stand side by side with the people of Bahrain in seeking stability, prosperity, and peace for us all.

Americans deeply respect your personal courage and vision, Your Highness.

It's been a pleasure for Nancy and me to welcome to Washington today His Highness Shaykh Isa bin Sulman Al Khalifa, the Amir of Bahrain.

Bahrain continues to be a place where people of different cultures and religions live together in tolerance and peace.

We must not permit outsiders to threaten the United States.

Your Highness, it is a pleasure for Nancy and me to welcome you to the United States as a guest of the American people.

We need the MX, not only for force modernization, but to keep the Soviets at the negotiation tables.

The United States stands ready to consult with you on whatever we can do to participate more fully in your remarkable economic and social progress.

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and statutes of the United States of America, including the Alaska Railroad Act, as amended.

As Pope John Paul told his beloved Poles, we are blessed by divine heritage.

I appreciate the efforts of NSTAC members and the substantial commitment of corporate resources each has made to the NSTAC process.

I'd like to restate the commitment of the American people to fulfilling our role as a loyal friend and cooperative partner to Bahrain.

I hope that I can count on your help to implement all elements of the Scowcroft Commission recommendations.

The United States seeks peace and stability.

I have determined to impose additional tariffs and quantitative restrictions.

Your struggle is our struggle, your dream is our dream, and someday, you, too, will be free.

There is established the National Bipartisan Commission on Central America.

We have found this relationship to be of great mutual benefit.