Bill Clinton

Let me say, also, that there is much that the world can learn from Islam.

I hope it is an immense source of pride that you live in a country that is trying to make peace in the land where your faith was born.

This agreement is a good deal for America.

That kind of bigotry is wrong, has no place in American society.

I think this is something that is in the national interest.

Today, Muslim Americans are a cornerstone of our American community.

Children do not come into the world hating people of different tribes and faiths.

We know that is not at the core of any religious teaching.

I still think we can get there, but they're going to have to come back here determined to do so.

I think they did that to the best of their ability.

We face major challenges and opportunities in our relationship with China.

It reminds us that we must work together to build a more humane world.

There is a new Moon that has risen at the end of Ramadan and a new millennium marked in many nations.

We must first be good here at home on these issues.

Eid Mubarak, and welcome to the White House.

Bringing China into the WTO is a win-win decision.

I ask you again to rededicate yourselves in this coming year to making sure that others in this country truly understand and appreciate the faith you embrace.

I believe that the INS made the decision it was charged to make according to the rules and laws that govern the INS.

I'm still quite hopeful.

We know when women get medical attention before a baby is born, that child is much more likely to be born healthy.

It's in the interest of every American that no one miss out on this kind of care and that no child miss the chance for a healthy start.

Today I'm glad to announce we will be increasing funds for family planning and reproductive health care by $35 million next year.

Where children are born healthy and mothers and families gain power over their lives, communities are stronger; economic progress is faster; and the future is brighter for everyone.

We do this because it's right and because it will help build the kind of world we want for our own children.

That was a significant step for more than a million American women, and it set a standard for insurance coverage around the country.