We're still the technological leaders in the world.

No, I said it was something to study and look at.

Our crusade goes forward.

Every time it's ever been employed, it's a two-way street.

And we are going to.

We're going to continue to work with them and, as I said, in a bipartisan way.

Where in the world do things like that happen?

That was more than made up by the private sector.

We've made it work better than it has ever worked any place in the world.

It's one that, of course, I'm sure we're all involved in and that we're all interested in and wrapped up in—this economic windstorm that has hit us here, and what we can do about it.

I must say this, that after all the years in the other industry, I've been surprised that I could still get puckered up going in to appear before an audience.

I am pleased to announce my intention to appoint Jean J. Smoot as a member of the Board of Foreign Scholarships.

Any time you've got unemployment, you're in an emergency.

We are trying to get back to government in its proper place.

I don't believe any administrations in the past have risen or fallen on the State of the Union address.

Perceptions are only as they happen to be at the moment.

If you're right, that'll take care of itself.

No, I don't think that you can really get in depth.