The policy is Iran will not get a nuclear weapon.

the danger, the uncertainty, the need for alertness, for effort, for discipline, will be upon us.

the test has been whether we can manage them decisively over time in ways that reduce the peril and strengthen the forces of democracy, humanity, justice, law, human rights.

This policy change, I can tell you, has been received with an extraordinary sense of welcome in Latin America, in Central America, in Europe, in Asia, and elsewhere.

this administration, the United States, I am convinced this Congress, are absolutely prepared to answer the call.

America's support for democratic reforms, human rights, Internet freedom, and the release of political prisoners is unequivocal.

we cannot lead, we cannot do what we need to do in the world, on the cheap.

We are doing it there because it is our problem, too.

But reestablishing diplomatic relations... will remove the pretext that has been used for decades, to counter pressure from the Cuban people for more freedom and economic prosperity.

President Obama made the right choice in saying that he was going to calibrate the early bombing in order to try to make certain that we had a government transition in Iraq that gave us a government we could work with.

The President is asking that you refine and adjust the 2001 as necessary, if it is necessary.

I don't think there is any disagreement here about strong support for the $3.1 billion in aid to Israel that is in this package.

I was in Nigeria to encourage the election process. I met with President Jonathan, with his opponent.

I was very happy to be part of that.

I so strongly supported what the President did on Cuba because I find that when people meet Americans, they fall in love with America.

The President is not going to be here after a year and a half or two.

there is not enough of a priority placed on the work of the State Department.

You are not going to get there with this one.