Join Barbara and me in counting our blessings for this, the greatest country on the face of the Earth.

We have a lot to be grateful for in our country.

God bless you, and as your national anthem proclaims so unforgettably, 'God Bless the Hungarians.'

Your nation is grateful to you.

I really want to build on and keep America, as you often said, 'that shining city on a hill.'

And with the passage of time, they have won the battle for the hearts of their countrymen -- and in my view, it's about time.

Tomorrow is Flag Day, the anniversary of the first official American flag.

Our Nation is the strongest country on Earth.

America has never failed.

We have a great country.

We are a great country, a strong country, a vital and a dynamic country—and so we will remain.

Our country and all mankind will always need people like you whose energy, whose imagination reveal our country's greatest potential.

I find or have no fear for the future of this great country.

I am proud to be a citizen of this great country and I kind of gather you are, too.

I have no fear whatsoever for this country, for America the future is a friend.

I will never give up our national defense interests.

The greatness about America is that when we've got problems, we just get out and solve them.

THE untimely death of James S. Copley takes from us a noble American whose distinguished career in journalism and public affairs placed him in the direct line of descent from this country's great printer-patriots of the past--from Zenger to Pulitzer.