The Convention is designed to exclude the possibility of the use or threat of use of chemical weapons.

It's a great honor to have so many people in the White House to celebrate the signing of legislation that marks the realization of a great dream.

That has to begin by a willingness on the part of North Korea to allow the inspections and to resume the dialog.

Last week that day for which millions have worked and prayed and suffered finally arrived.

Today I reaffirmed to President Kim America's unyielding commitment to South Korea's security.

May democracy continue to flourish there, and may the dream of peaceful reunification on the Korean Peninsula soon become a reality.

I think I'd like to comment on all that in the—we'll have a press statement.

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We have offered as clearly as we could to North Korea the opportunity to reassess our relationships.

We'll have a statement about that later.

With great pleasure, I sign into law this act celebrating the triumph of the human spirit.

We did not agree to relax anything.

I believe in miracles.

You and I share a vision, Mr. President, a vision of a Korea at peace and one day reunited on terms acceptable to the Korean people.

North Korea's nuclear program and its continuing military threat pose serious challenges to both South Korea and America.

I want to thank the bipartisan congressional leadership for their cooperation and for our good working relationship here in this first year.

I am honored to return his gracious hospitality today by welcoming him to our White House.

I don't know enough about it to give an answer.