We must draw on that spirit for our Nation to thrive in this new age.

We must all, without regard to party or philosophy, at least agree to face the real problems of this country.

In this Pageant of Peace we come together in the spirit of our better selves.

We all must work toward the goal of preserving these ties, society's most valuable resource.

I think we want to encourage families to stay together.

Together, I believe we can do that.

We've come together today to have a little fun but also to express our gratitude in this Thanksgiving season for God's many blessings.

Together we can make this country stronger and have even more to be thankful for next Thanksgiving.

Let’s recap where we are and make sure that we're all on the same page.

What can we do together to make people really believe in the cause for which these men and so many others have given so much.

We want the Asia-Pacific community to be united but not closed, united but open.

We want this community to be united, not divided, and open, not closed.

We've agreed that the Asian-Pacific region should be a united one, not divided.

Tonight the leaders of both parties found common ground in supporting the common good.

We need to find areas where we can agree and work together on.

It is my hope that the success of this extraordinary gathering of young people will create a greater spirit of unity and community among them.

Nothing before us that cannot be cured if we have the willingness to open our ears, lower our voices, roll up our sleeves, and make our words speak through our deeds.

We're all in this together, and everyone must do his or her part.