I think if we could get the economy going again, that we'd create more millionaires.

Poverty is down 20 percent since 1993; it's down 23 percent in America's cities.

The result of that three-part strategy has been 8 years of prosperity and progress.

That's both humbling and inspiring, and suggests a tremendous potential for growth in charitable giving by well-to-do Americans.

I want to thank you, Mr. Chairman, for the work that you have done here in Ho Chi Minh City to promote private economic growth and to encourage others to be partners with you in the future.

Already in the last decade, Vietnam's exports to the world have increased by 6 times over.

You represent about 8 percent of our employment but 30 percent of our growth over the last decade.

We ought to continue to pay this debt down, to keep the economy going.

I believe we can keep it going and spread the benefits to people in places that have been left behind.

I believe, over the long run, the fact that we've doubled investment in education and training generally will help a lot of companies to sustain their growth and their prosperity.

This historic legislation will help build a partnership that will strengthen economic and political ties, increase trade, and boost economic growth and opportunity in both the United States and Africa.

I believe that we can keep this economy going better if we get people to invest in the areas that have felt none of our recovery.

That in all those places where our prosperity has not reached, there are good people, smart people, people with dreams, and good opportunities for American business.

I think it's good for the world for Japan to have this kind of growth.

Today, it's 2.9 percent.

We can never create the 21st century America we want for our children until we do not think of economic growth as divorced from the preservation of the environment and the public health.

We have to prove that we can grow our economy while we improve the environment and public health.

Our economy is the strongest it's been in a generation.