But it sometimes takes a long time to get things right.

The White House wears its history proudly but is forever growing and changing, along with America.

We're making a difference, but we still have more to do.

This is a big step.

I think that this is a quickly evolving landscape.

We must act, because we can do something about it.

I know that the Forum on Communications and Society is also working hard to be a catalyst for change and for better and broader use of technology.

I think it's time to do that.

I think that's the next big step, and I think it will make a big difference.

This house has seen a lot of changes and a lot of things come and go.

We're taking two unprecedented steps.

These facts are discouraging, but clearly not irreversible.

America is changing, and all of you are dealing with this.

The real issue before the American people... is how are we going to change?

All these things are an important part of changing the new millennium for women and their daughters.

You know, the election of 2000 ought to be about change.

There is no question that you are now an indispensable force for change in America.

If you want to live in the new world of the 21st century, you've got to help people get rid of their old hatreds and old fears.