His nomination will provide a strong voice for the United States in Cameroon.

I hope not, and I don't think so.

I have great confidence that the Italian people will do what's right, as they have for quite some time now.

I recognize the right of the free press; I don't want censorship.

So long as I am President, I will never consent to see our intelligence capability undermined.

It is instead a place for people who are aware of the world and who are ready and willing to make a commitment to serve their country.

I believe that we have made progress, some progress in human rights, not as much as we would like or as fast as we would like.

I think we should use the pattern that Canada and the United States used with regard to polluted air—or polluted water along our borders.

I'm hopeful that, before the year is out, we'll have that meeting.

I sleep very well at night.

I think it would take more than an election in either one of our countries to change that.

The CIA routinely places demands upon its employees that would elsewhere be deemed outrageous.

I think most of you know how badly out of control Federal spending has gotten in recent years.

Since 1949 American ships have patrolled in the Gulf, an area that is a vital strategic and economic crossroad for the nations of three continents.

We owe the crew of the U.S.S. Stark and their brave families such a deep debt of gratitude.

That's why I'm one of those Americans who has always believed a constitutional amendment mandating that Congress balance the budget is the answer to what ails us.

Even two centuries ago, some of them, especially Thomas Jefferson, were troubled by one omission: the lack of a limitation on public borrowing by the Federal Government.

Yesterday we saw the bravery of the families of these young men.