I think you are on a job that needs to be done, and I know you will do it well.

I have lost skirmishes before.

The ultimate responsibility is mine in any event.

It is a responsibility which we will have to assume.

New blood is always helpful in any organization, and I believe in that.

And, you know, if you get well enough acquainted with it, when these old people now that are running the Government get out, your turn will come, and you can keep it running on an even keel.

As President of the United States I have handed out more medals than any other President--maybe as many as all the rest of the Presidents put together.

I have no comment to make on that. My action speaks for itself.

The legislation creating the National Science Foundation arose out of the experience in the last war that only by continued support of basic research can this nation maintain its leadership.

Mr. Churchill is very welcome.

Governor Warren is a fine man.

Always, when the emergency calls for it, they come forward and deliver what is necessary to win.

Victory may be in your hands, but you are winning a greater thing than military victory.

The heaviest burdens, the hardest part of the job lie ahead.

A relaxed, soft attitude is an invitation to disaster.

I think he is a good man who is anxious to do the right thing.

It has not been taken up with me.

Just seeing the Joint Chiefs of Staff.