We cannot tolerate terrorism of any kind in our country.

The American people deserve a justice system that reflects our values and a Government that fulfills its first responsibility, to keep Americans safe.

Illegal drugs go hand in hand with violence.

They're trying to cut the crime bill we passed last year to provide 100,000 police on our streets.

Will it save a life? Will it protect one child walking home from school, so he or she could feel a little safer?

That's about a 20 percent increase in the police forces of America to keep our people safer.

I know the American people want more police on the street.

I ask all Americans to reaffirm that being drunk or drugged is unacceptable and to intervene by stopping anyone impaired by drugs or alcohol from getting behind the wheel.

Right after this radio address, I'm going to sign an order making this National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month.

We will be able to make our streets safer because we passed the Brady bill and the crime bill.

We don't have a bigger problem than the violence which is eating the heart out of this country.

The American people want action against the crime and violence that has become a familiar threat in almost every neighborhood.

We have put together a tough and serious legislative remedy to reduce violence and prevent crime.

The most important thing is it will add 20 percent to the size of local police forces in America.

This crime bill will make a real difference across our country in every neighborhood, every city, and every town.

They are well-qualified, and I am confident they will make a positive difference in our fight against crime.

I'm proud to announce today that the four of you, along with the leaders of 142 other cities, counties, and towns all across this country, will get a downpayment on this administration's pledge to put another 100,000 police officers on the street.

The 19 assault weapons banned by this proposal are deadly, dangerous weapons.