I encourage the broadcast industry, the creators and producers, as well as the advertisers who support network programming, to take full responsibility in limiting the amount of televised violence.

The announcement of voluntary violence warnings is an important, commendable first step in dealing with this crucial issue.

I applaud the action taken today by CBS and by the other major broadcast networks to begin addressing the problem of violence on television.

The brutality against innocent civilians will not be tolerated.

I was shocked by this blatant and senseless act of violence.

I have seen on occasion over these years sometimes some scroungy-looking people that are spitting on policemen and calling them pigs and the rest.

We must all stand together to eliminate its vicious threat from our public life; we must not permit the shadow of violence to fall over our country again.

The increase in physical attacks on police officers, and the rise in police killings (up 26 percent last year to 126), must be reversed.

I ask all Americans to join me in praying for his speedy and full recovery, and also for that of the others who were wounded in this senseless and tragic incident.

Our Nation has suffered more than enough already from the intrusion of violence into its political processes.

The killing in this tragic war must stop.

We are asking him to attack the root causes of violence and turmoil--poverty, disease, ignorance, and hopelessness.

They attacked me out there. They even tried to harm Mrs. Smith.

Our purpose is to demonstrate to the remaining advocates of violence that there is more human profit to be had from peace than there is from war.

The sound of gunfire in Asia echoes in the homes of Illinois and Missouri.

If a peaceful revolution is impossible, a violent revolution is inevitable.

We must not use bayonets to force these prisoners to return to slavery and almost certain death at the hands of the communists.

It is not only our enemies who kill valuable Americans.