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

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

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

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 came here mostly to listen.

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 feel good about that.

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

There is clearly a line below which we cannot go.

It's a terrific country.

The American people should be very proud of them.

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.

All they have to do is read our security agreements.

We have interest rates at a 20-year low.

Because they are not fully in compliance with the NPT.

I think, clearly, largely because of the low interest rates and the refinancing, so that we're shifting not so much from debt to equity but from high-cost debt to lower cost debt.

The strategy we are seeking to follow at home is one that brings the deficit down, increases investments both public and private, and the generation of new jobs and new technologies.

I want to reinforce the message that I issued yesterday in my meeting with President Kim and in my speech to the National Assembly.