We must do something to make their future less violent.

The United States, I think, is united in being opposed to resumption of the killing of innocent civilians in protected areas.

Illegal drugs go hand in hand with violence.

I have exercised my statutory authority to declare a national emergency with respect to the grave acts of violence committed by foreign terrorists that threaten to disrupt the Middle East peace process.

I condemn in the strongest possible terms this horrendous act of terrorist violence.

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.

This bill is designed to eliminate violence and coercion.

Freedom from violence and freedom from fear are essential to maintaining not only personal freedom but a sense of community in this country.

I hate to be crass about it, ladies and gentlemen, but I'll bet you if Steve could get up here and say again, he would gladly trade his wife's chances for that maniac with a six-shooter revolver.

We're pushing Congress hard to pass a safe schools act, to reduce violence in our schools.

Too often our reaction to the violence is to simply hunker down and turn our backs.

I again urge an end to the use of violence as a means of solving political problems and achieving political aims.

It's the only way to end the violence.

We can make our neighborhoods and our nations places of shared responsibility, not random violence.

I think the American people are tired of hurting and tired of feeling insecure and tired of the violence.

This country is going to have a very hard time making it unless we do something about this wave of crime and violence.

We must continue to find ways to limit the excessive portrayal of violence in our television programming.