Yes--and perhaps longer.

I hope that your meeting has been constructive.

I will tell you what I will do with it when it comes before me in the form of a bill.

I suggested that that be done, and I think it will be done before this Congress adjourns.

I can't answer a hypothetical question, Bob.

I am sorry that they recommitted it.

I can't run the legislative branch of the Government.

I have every confidence in Mr. Lilienthal.

I hope you will get behind this move.

Never before in the history of the world will you find that situation prevailing.

You have fulfilled my idea of what a President ought to be.

As I told you in our conference today, it will have the complete backing of the Government.

I APPRECIATE that most highly.

Now, may I request the Speaker of the House of Representatives to say a word of welcome, on behalf of the House, to our distinguished guest, His Excellency the President of Brazil.

Ladies and gentlemen, the health of the President of Brazil.

The Government of the United States is divided into three sections.

We can be proud of what we have done.

The nature of our participation and the many different ways in which it is manifested may come as a surprise to many members.