Through our meetings this morning, Mr. President, I can reaffirm that we are indeed living in a great era of change.

Today, Korea has entered an era of liberal democracy.

The Republic of Korea has stood fast at the frontier of freedom.

We finally had time, after all the planning and talking, to get you out on the White House tennis court.

But we're in close touch with the situation, obviously, and concerned about it.

Heard that, but he's been lying so much.

We're looking for a big Justice.

It makes it more difficult.

Remember the old expression 'stay tuned'?

Well, what I'm hearing is we've got our policy, and we've got to start doing a lot of diplomacy on this matter.

The man has no shame.

I don't feel pressured at all.

I'm very, very proud to be here.

I think this is a marvelous, marvelous bust.

I urge the Congress to pass quickly the remaining legislative components of AMERICA 2000.

We have fights from time to time, obviously, but the days I spent here will always be remembered as perhaps the happiest times in my life.

I am pleased to announce today my intent to nominate Diane S. Ravitch.

I'm glad to have the Black Caucus here.