We have too much at stake. We have too much work to do in building this new world.

I am, frankly, more optimistic than I was about the future of the world than when I took office.

We face the future in a position of strength and with a powerful and ready military force.

Today I want to talk about two things we can all do to change our future for the better: improving our economy and solving the health care crisis in America.

You have helped us to bind up one another in a common culture and to understand our connections to the past so that we can better hand down our values to the future.

The promise of a new future of hope for Israelis and Palestinians alike must now be realized.

The small business economy is critically important to the future of America.

Today, with my approval of H.R. 2884, we start on the path to a better future for our Nation's young people.

I'm kind of looking forward to it.

Together, let us shape this new world to our lasting benefit.

It's a city of the future as well as a city with a past.

We must draw on that spirit for our Nation to thrive in this new age.

Those kids that were singing to us up there tonight... deserve for it to be true.

The eternal lesson of Hanukkah—that faith gives us the strength to work miracles and find light in times of darkness—inspires all of us to strive toward a brighter future.

The family is the central core from which we prepare our children to assume the positions of leadership that will take us into the next century.

It will create thousands and thousands of jobs in the years ahead all across our Nation.

My job, as your President, is to get this country into the next century as the strongest nation in the world.

We can turn it around if we begin now.