All they have to do is read our security agreements.

The positives are that, because of the progress of the deficit reduction package, we've got long-term interest rates down now to a 20-year low.

The American people should be very proud of them.

It's a terrific country.

I feel much better about the stability of the political climate and the capacity for economic change than I did even after the election there.

There is clearly a line below which we cannot go.

I hope someday they'll just be able to walk on over here in peace.

I feel good about that.

We will never bring the Government's budget deficit down to zero until we find a way to provide basic health security to all American families.

I came here mostly to listen.

I hope it won't be long until you can, until we put down the threat of nuclear war and open up the hand of friendship.

I went to Japan and I said, 'OK, we did that. Now bring your trade surplus down.'

That is America's winning edge, and that is what we must never lose.

The people of South Korea would like reunification to be possible, if you can preserve democracy and freedom.

Your work is vital, and I admire your service.

It's a great honor for me to be here, not for the first time but for the first time as President, to honor the memory and the service of those who were killed 52 years ago on a Sunday morning like this in the service of their country.

We are building new partnerships with people in their private capacities.

I think on balance things are going in the right direction at home, and the G-7 was a big, big plus for the concept of an open trading system and for the promise of future growth.