I transmit herewith the report of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

I hereby direct that: each Federal facility shall, where feasible, be upgraded to the minimum security standards recommended for its security level by the Department of Justice Study.

This is not class warfare.

Cuba's system is at a dead end politically, economically, and spiritually.

We believe that reaching out today will nurture and strengthen the fledgling civil society that will be the backbone of tomorrow's democratic Cuba.

We cannot know how many lives have been saved by the deterrent effect of this policy.

I do not believe that our National Government can have a sound economic policy without continuing to establish partnerships and to listen to people who live in various regions of the United States.

You would not run a family, a business, a charitable organization, a local project in the way our national politics is too often run.

Our new policy is working.

Export-related jobs on balance pay about 15 percent higher than jobs where the total nature of the economic activity is within the border of the United States.

I believe it's important to balance the budget.

The denial of basic rights and opportunities has driven tens of thousands of Cubans to desperation.

We need to find a way to go beyond partisanship to reach some national consensus on issues of trade and innovation.

I think it is important to do these things because too often the further you get away from the grassroots in America, the more theoretical and the less practical the debates become.

We have tried to expand trade in unprecedented ways.

Throughout our hemisphere, a powerful wave of democracy is bringing new respect for human rights, free elections, and free markets.

I hope that it will be my privilege as President to welcome a free Cuba back into the community of democratic nations.

The point of reform is not to save money.