We both attach the utmost importance to the Atlantic summit of next January.

Every American is going to get coverage.

Most all Americans get to pick their doctors.

We cannot force people to choose.

We will provide more incentives to the medical schools of our country to produce more primary care physicians, more family doctors, if you will.

Everything that we have done is a part of that.

The only thing I ask you to do is, even if you disagree with me, never run away from the problems.

We are trying not to turn this into a system where the Government has to regulate it all or the Government tries to just fix the prices.

The answer to your question, sir, is Social Security is basically under control if we bring the deficit down.

We're going to conquer them.

You're either going to have to drop your coverage altogether with all the attendant insecurities and anxieties and problems that presents for your employees, or your costs are going to go through the roof.

If we can imagine it, it can happen.

It is criminal for us to leave another decade where we quadruple the national debt and we load it onto our kids.

One day, it will produce a President of the United States.

Tonight I ask you, my fellow Americans, to think about what it is we would like our children and our grandchildren to say we did with this moment in history.

We're the only advanced country in the world that doesn't have a system to provide a basic health care package to all of its citizens.

Every study shows, the National Small Business United study shows, that the vast majority of small business people will come out way ahead economically on this.

We should produce the policy that will reduce illegal immigration, keep legal immigration going, and make Americans feel better about the diversity.