Bill Clinton

We've done our best to be good allies.

The United States reaffirmed its full support for the territorial integrity of Georgia and pledged its continued backing for United Nations efforts to facilitate a peaceful settlement to the conflict in the Abkhaz region of Georgia.

That is subject to any individual --

The memo that we circulated today goes to everybody, and it would include everybody.

The Constitution protects people's right to organize, express their opposition at any point, absolutely.

The United States strongly supported the commitment of the Republic of Georgia to develop in full accordance with these principles and its efforts to build a just and stable society where the fundamental freedoms of all peoples are…

We will do our best to get the support.

I've really looked forward to this meeting for a long time.

It is unconscionable that we do not do more.

We are going to use that process.

That's what we intend to do.

The United States recognizes that the Republic of Georgia faces new challenges in ensuring its national security and is ready to work closely with Georgia to assist it in finding ways to meet these challenges.

We will follow it absolutely in good faith and to the letter.

I don't think anybody has suggested otherwise, period.

This is the Ukraine press. [At this point, a question was asked in Ukrainian, and a translation was not provided.] President Kravchuk. We're just recalling our meetings, but we haven't started talks yet. But we recalled our Kiev meetings.

I'm here with President Kravchuk to discuss a lot of very important issues. I have nothing to add to what I said yesterday. If I have anything else to say, it will be later today. I have nothing to say.

For these contributions, I will be forever grateful; for your accomplishments, I hope you will be forever proud.

I accept your decision to resign as Counsel to the President.

Of all the many important responsibilities of this office, putting America to work takes priority.

Your friendship and advice have meant a great deal to me over the years.

When I took office as your President, I said our goal was to create 8 million jobs in 4 years.

I promise all of you, when it comes to lifting our economy and creating opportunity, we won't let up, not for an instant.

These Judges and Justices will leave a lasting imprint on our case law.

This is the first serious effort by any recent administration to attack this deficit.

You played an especially significant role in the selections of Attorney General Janet Reno, FBI Director Louis Freeh, and Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.