After our meeting, I visited the Istiqlal Mosque.

What's always made us great is coming together, facing our problems, joining together, and figuring out some practical, hard-headed way to solve problems.

What we really need to do is just simply to face our challenges.

If we all got up every day trying to make something good happen, like John Waihee, our future would be assured.

We reject the notion that increasing economic ties in trade and partnerships undermine our human rights agenda.

We have over 5 million new jobs in our economy.

Commerce does tend to open more closed societies.

Security, peace, and freedom are on the march.

We will be able to make our streets safer because we passed the Brady bill and the crime bill.

Keeping America on the front lines of economic opportunity has been my first priority since I took office.

I encourage all Americans, on our farms and in our cities alike, to recognize the accomplishments of our farmers and of all those who work together to produce the abundance of agricultural foods and fibers that strengthen and enrich the United States.