Bill Clinton

I hope that this interview will help to some extent by giving me the opportunity to clarify my country's position and our commitment to a strong, successful, democratic Russia.

If I were in his position, I wouldn't take too much comfort from that.

His behavior was neither erratic nor shaky today.

Together as a nation, we're searching our hearts and minds for the best way to prevent anything like this from happening again.

You've still got an opportunity, and you've still got an obligation to do the right thing and pass real legislation that will strengthen our gun laws, not weaken them.

To keep our children safe, we simply must do more to keep guns away from young people and out of the hands of criminals.

This week the House of Representatives gutted our bill in the dark of night—literally, after midnight—because the gun lobby didn't want commonsense gun legislation to see the light of day.

Let us learn from the lessons of Littleton.

I think that until we have it all worked out--I don't want to get into what's been done and what hasn't. But I have--I can tell you that there has been substantive progress on very important issues. We've still got, I think, maybe just one…

I just got an update. They're still talking. We haven't resolved all the issues, but they have made pretty good progress today. I'm pleased, and I would urge them to keep working, and I think we'll bring this to a successful conclusion in…

I feel very good and very grateful for this.

I do believe, based on what I have just heard, that we have a good chance of reaching a resolution today on the role of the Russians in our KFOR.

I will keep working until the Congress stands up to the gun lobby and makes the commonsense measures passed by the Senate the law of the land.

Elena Kagan, of the District of Columbia, to be U.S. Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit.

I do hereby proclaim Sunday, June 20, 1999, as Father's Day.

The G-7 agreement we reached today is an historic step to help the world's poorest nations achieve sustained growth and independence.

I think the impulse is good.

Fathers remain role models, teachers, heroes, and friends.

Stuart E. Eizenstat, of Maryland, to be Deputy Secretary of the Treasury.

Each year on Father's Day, Americans take special joy in remembering the many cherished moments they have shared with their fathers through the years.

The House leadership gutted this bill in the dark of night to keep commonsense gun legislation from seeing the light of day.

I expect it will be honored.

There is no more fitting national tribute to fathers than reserving a day in their honor.

I hope that they will be able to keep doing that.

I am fully supportive of this agreement and very pleased by it.