We do not build our policy in any country around a single person.

We are not invading a country.

The use of force is not our first choice, and it's not a choice that I make lightly.

We will not--I repeat--we will not deploy any U.S. troops on the ground.

We see an enormous convergence of interest between Brazil and the United States.

We discussed our ongoing efforts in Afghanistan.

Empowering women across the globe is not simply the right thing to do, it is also smart foreign policy.

We will sustain a robust commitment in Afghanistan going forward.

I reiterated my deep and personal commitment to the special relationship between our two countries.

We have a very clear goal and a very clear set of interests that the President has defined as it relates to preventing safe havens for al Qaeda.

Syrian actions will determine whether this national emergency is renewed or terminated in the future.

We reaffirm U.S. support for Iraqi efforts to promote national unity.

We're living up to a moment that demands American leadership by standing with the people of Haiti as we speak.

The answer is that, in the absence of a deadline, the message we are sending to the Afghans is, it's business as usual, this is an open-ended commitment.

My task here is to continue on the path that, I believe, is not only important for America, but important for lasting peace and security in the world.

The goal has been to advance America's interests, to strengthen our economy at home, and to make ourselves a continuing force for good in the world.

I am strongly committed to creating the best possible relationship between Turkey and the United States.

This is not just America's war.