We need some more investment to do that.

It is imperative that we move on the crime bill and the 100,000 police officers in the street and the boot camps as soon as we can when the Congress comes back.

People can sense whether you are going in the right direction or the wrong direction, and I think we have to work together to change the direction.

This is the first step, but only the first step we have to take in restoring the conditions of civilized life to a lot of our cities.

I ask tonight that all of us, each in our own way, express our gratitude to the men and women of our Armed Forces who are overseas in this Christmas season.

I certainly stand behind her foursquare as Surgeon General.

I think I should wait to hear from her on it.

Put those 100,000 police officers on the street.

It's a terrible human tragedy, and my sympathies go out to all the families involved.

We ought to pass the crime bill.

Much better, thank you.

I just don't agree with that position.

Hanukkah serves as a reminder that faith and perseverance can sustain us against the most difficult odds.

The Kennedy Center, one of our country's greatest artistic institutions, will benefit from his trusteeship.

Bob assured me that Bill's history of stepping into and resolving tough disputes would prove to be invaluable to the negotiations.

I extend special thanks to former Secretary of Labor Bill Usery who was brought into this challenging mediation process at the request of Secretary of Labor Bob Reich.

I've known Phil for a long time and believe that his integrity, personal qualities, and record of management success will be a genuine asset to the White House.

I am pleased to send my warmest greetings to all who are celebrating Hanukkah.