Let us take this opportunity to rededicate ourselves to meeting those challenges.

If America can remain committed to building one America across all the lines that divide us, we will be proud of the America your children and grandchildren have.

We shouldn't go back on a commitment that we made last year; that's the wrong way to go.

I believe that on that score, Mr. Trimble is satisfied in these talks with whatever commitment is made.

I'll do whatever I can to help.

Today we reaffirm our commitment to making the world safer and more secure.

We reiterate our commitment to the closure of Chernobyl in the year 2000.

The Parties reaffirm their commitment to that Treaty, which is a cornerstone of strategic stability.

I am committed to protecting all the people of Kosovo.

I expect it will be honored.

We remain committed to taking the necessary steps to safeguard our Nation's secrets.

Communities across the country need to know that Congress will live up to the bipartisan commitment we made last fall to fund this effort.

So let us tonight commit together to work on the things that matter to real people and to the children and their future.

I thank the Members of the American Congress of both parties whose presence here with me today is evidence of America's commitment to the common future we will make together.

I will do so completely and truthfully.

If I can determine anything else I can do, believe me, I will do it.

I do not intend to waver from my commitment to future generations.

I am committed to honoring the great social compact between the generations.