We're looking forward just to spending some personal time visiting with our friends, saying hello to people, driving around the State a little bit.

So what, I didn't want to give a speech anyway.

Hello. I want to thank you so much for coming out to see us.

I'm even going to have a few hours tomorrow where I have nothing on the schedule, for the first time in years and years.

It's wonderful to be home.

We applaud the flexibility that the parties have shown and commend the United Nations and former President Carter for their efforts.

I welcome the agreement of the parties for a 4-month cessation of hostilities in Bosnia.

I proposed a middle class bill of rights, four new ideas to help middle class Americans build a future that lives up to their dreams.

Attached, pursuant to Section 3 of Public Law 103-423, is the third monthly report on the situation in Haiti.

I hereby determine that it is important to the national interest that up to $4,000,000 be made available from the U.S. Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance Fund to meet the urgent and unexpected needs of Haitian and Cuban migrants.

Most Americans haven't had a pay increase in this recovery.

Every single penny of the middle class bill of rights that I propose is paid for by dramatic cuts in the Government, which I have proposed.

We will be working with our Contact Group partners, the United Nations, and the parties in a renewed effort to seize this opportunity for peace.

We are not enemies in this country.

I'm going to keep doing the work we have begun to help Americans compete and win in the new global economy and to restore the American dream for middle class families.

We hope it will be respected fully and pave the way for a negotiated settlement that brings peace to all the long-suffering people of Bosnia.

I am strongly committed to ending this form of domestic terrorism.

I urge local officials to work closely with the Federal law enforcement community.