I understand that this morning's panels were quite interesting.

I can't promise anybody that's in a tough global economy job security.

I'm telling you, no decision has been made about any of this stuff.

We're making progress on all these efforts, but for the centerpiece, the economic plan, the moment of truth is almost at hand.

I think they are serious. I think they will pass it.

We're going to have a good partnership.

I have to tell you that they have a very difficult job.

I want to have a good relationship with Senator Shelby.

One of the problems is that when people who advocate the space station at the same time say things like, 'Well, it's just spending, stupid.'

Well, let me characterize the plan.

We must provide fundamental change.

She was not pro-abortion.

I think it's very important when you hear the criticism of it from the left, if you will.

That's not a sign of weakness.

No, we're not just flailing.

On Monday, I leave for Tokyo for the G-7 summit.

Let me repeat, there are two things at work here.

I am very proud to be making this announcement.