Well, can you talk a little bit more about you suggested a barrier-free transatlantic market and a place where we might start.

I think it would send the right type of political statement, and I think it is, at this point, doable.

We need to find additional ways to encourage investment and create jobs here at home.

energy security and clean energy is a priority for this administration

the so-called southern route, the Europeans will have greater potential for diversifying.

I have had some companies complain that we have not had a consistent U.S. policy when it comes to enforcing trade policies.

I think that in the selection of Catherine Ashton, the EU picked someone who met some criteria that was set.

I think that we are at a point where not only because of the difficulties that it poses for our companies, but also because of the political dynamic that it creates across the Atlantic, that it probably is a good time to revisit ITAR.

If you hadn't been there... this country would be in a catastrophic financial situation right now.

We are able to create credit, we are able to create capital, and we are able to advance credit and capital.

I think it's appropriate, also, that we continue to have a rigorous debate in Congress and in the Senate about what we're going to do.

we owe them, and all of the men and women serving there, a mission that they can understand and support.

I want to applaud each of you and the President and everybody who's been involved in the very thorough review of what our strategy should be in Afghanistan.

Thank you on behalf of people who live on Main Street in New Hampshire.

We are coming out of this recession and the world didn't devolve into chaos.

So I guess I would ask you, obviously, too big to fail is a big issue for us and it has got to be addressed.

There is no implied guarantee that an entity can survive, that the stockholders are at risk, as are the----

simply because a company is large is not a reason a group of politicians should step in and break it up.