As long as I have any influence on our Government, that recognition and that strength and that friendship and that sense of mutual purpose will never waver.

I'd like to propose a toast to the brave and courageous leader of a brave and courageous country--our friend, the people of Israel--Prime Minister Rabin.

I'm very proud of what has been done.

This is a good day for us.

I believe that we can set a standard for the whole country.

I want her to have good health care.

I do feel that most of the job opportunities ought to be generated permanently in the private sector of our free enterprise system, and not in Government itself.

I think the income tax system of this country was a disgrace.

I think the people will learn something and I know I will learn a lot about what is of interest to them.

I think it's obvious that we'll do whatever we can to protect American lives throughout the world.

I was distressed to learn of the extensive damage and suffering caused by yesterday's earthquake in Romania.

Most of the persons who are Americans in Uganda are missionaries, deeply committed to their own religious faith.

I think this is a good approach.

I believe that if there are tens of thousands of folks who want to get through and can't do it, in listening to the other questions that are asked, they are likely to get an answer to their questions.

I'm glad to have a chance to let people have direct access to me.

The United States stands ready to extend emergency assistance to ease the suffering of those who were injured or made homeless by this tragic event.

I would like to do what I can to ease tensions with Cuba.

I think it helps the public schools in Washington, D.C., to have the President's daughter go there.