Bill Clinton

The Serbs would be making a mistake to start treating the United Nations and NATO forces as adverse combatants.

Prevention is an important part of this.

America should not wait another day, another week, for a crime bill that will achieve these objectives.

I think it is a mistake.

Those who died today were a part of that mission of mercy.

I encourage all Americans to join me in making National Park Week a truly American celebration of our heritage.

The people don't care about amendments that could slow the process down.

I believe it is right to have a 'three strikes and you're out' law.

We will get the facts.

I have objected to this caning.

I have long advocated the role of the nonprofit sector. Throughout our history, the nonprofit community has helped our Nation adapt to a changing world by strengthening the core values that shape American life. Today, that role has never…

You think the next Supreme Court Justice should be to my left, Helen [Helen Thomas, United Press International]? [Laughter]

I don't know how to answer that, Peter [Peter Maer, NBC Mutual Radio]. The Russians--Mr. Churkin is over there now, and we're working on trying to get this thing back on track, and I hope we can do it. But we have to be firm in our…

Well, I wouldn't rule anything out. We're working very closely with General Rose, and he's got a very aggressive view of his role there, which I think is good.

We have talked--let me answer Andrea's [Andrea Mitchell, NBC News] question. We have cautioned the Bosnian Government forces not to try to take advantage of this in violation of the understandings themselves. And General Rose has been very…

We certainly haven't started anything. We have done exactly what we said we would do under the U.N. policy, that if the U.N. forces there were put at risk, as they were in the shelling of Gorazde, we would offer close air support if the…

I encourage all Americans to reflect upon his words and deeds and to rededicate themselves to making our Nation one of which he would be proud.

Our country is more than an economy; it is a community of shared values.

I can't help noting some satisfaction that the president of this organization is not only the editor of the Oregonian, which endorsed my candidacy in 1992, the first time it ever endorsed a Democrat for President.

When the Olympics started, it gave all the warring Greek city states an excuse to quit fighting with one another and find a way to compete in peace and harmony.

We cannot afford to ignore the urgent tasks at hand.

I experience the Olympics primarily as a citizen.

I'm proud of the fact that we brought home more medals than any U.S. Winter Olympic team in history.

A lifetime of training for just 10 seconds.

Somehow the young people who make it know that they're important.