Bill Clinton

I think that this is—we're in the middle of a revolution here in the way organizations work in America.

The American people sent us here to rebuild the American dream.

I will do all in my power to keep anyone from jeopardizing this economic recovery.

I urge them to do so again by passing the GATT agreement this year.

I do not believe we can afford to go back to the days of exploding deficits.

Open and free trade by 2020 is our expectation.

I wanted to do these election morning interviews more than anything else just to encourage our citizens to get out and vote.

They know this is a great country.

The trip will raise issues of trade and concerns about human rights.

We are a good people with a good Government, working hard to help the American people realize their dreams.

We pursue and promote respect for human rights.

We have planned for and seen these three events as a unit.

I hope all of you have had a chance to go to the polls, and if you haven't, I hope you'll go before they close tonight.

A third of our exports now go to Asia.

It is very important in this election season that the American people not vote in anger or cynicism.

APEC reflects the focus the administration has placed on Asia since the very beginning.

Our relationship with Indonesia is a strong one.

It is critical that people understand that there are clear choices between going forward and going back.

The stakes are large, the changes in that region are sweeping, and it is central that we engage.

It would be a great setback for the United States if the Uruguay Round were not approved in this short period.

If it weren't for you, we literally couldn't do the job we were sent here to do.

We could not do it without you.

This is not the time for negativism.

Thank you. You've been great. Mr. King. Are you predicting victory in the Senate and the House? You will retain control of both?

Oh, I was at the beginning. I was asked to go, actually, to El Paso, but we couldn't do it. Mr. King. We're out of time. Thanks.