June 6th, 1944, was the least ordinary day of the 20th century.

I promise we will be the new pathfinders, for we are the children of your sacrifice.

Oh, the loved ones of all who died, no matter what their nationality, they all feel a loss that cannot be captured in these statistics.

I owe them that.

North Korea promised not to become a nuclear power.

I have to do my job now.

Oh, yes. I worked very hard at it.

I don't regret the fact that I opposed the conflict in Vietnam.

What I owe the people, whether they support me or resent me, I owe every one of them the same thing, to do the very best I can every day.

I don't think we have any choice but to go to the United Nations for sanctions.

Our economy is back.

Our deficit is now smaller, as a fraction of our national income, than all but one of our major trading partners.

Even though it's raining a little bit, Chequers is still a magnificent place, a welcome walk through history, and a great opportunity for a good visit.

Freedom continues to require effort.

I am glad to be back in Great Britain.

We're trying our best.

We now know that over 3.3 million new jobs have come into the economy in the last 16 months.

We must recall Elie Wiesel's commandment to fight forgetfulness.