Bill Clinton

This is a high-class problem, and the older I get the better it looks.

We want to help you bring the salmon back.

I think we should build on this to extend the life of the Social Security Trust Fund further.

I want to say very clearly that we need to set aside enough of the surplus for Medicare and Social Security before we address new initiatives like tax cuts.

I want you to help us pass it in Congress.

If we dedicate this portion of the surplus to Social Security and Medicare over the next 15 years, obviously, in most of those years that money will not be needed.

We can't succeed here without your energy, your vision, your determination.

He reminds us to think of the people, not just the governments of other countries but the people of other countries.

I think the Church should buy the company producing the film, and you could fund all the Catholic charities all over the world with it.

I'm looking forward to it.

Let us work together to meet our common challenges and make our shared dreams come true.

We have to find some way of explaining our poor efforts to fulfill our own destinies and to live out our small piece of God's design.

I commend BP Amoco and its chief executive, John Browne, for once again demonstrating the kind of corporate leadership needed to meet two of our most pressing environmental challenges.

The only meaning it will have is the meaning we give it in our own lives.

You all know that I am a walking apostle of hope and progress.

I hereby determine that it is important to the national interest that up to $25 million be made available from the U.S. Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance Fund to meet the urgent and unexpected needs of refugees and migrants.

With today's announcements, BP Amoco offers further proof that a strong economy and a healthy environment go hand in hand.

I thank Professor Marty for his fundamental insights, for reminding us to be both hopeful and humble.

I think there is a way to reconcile the idea of progress with the frailty of humanity.

I hope all of you will remember the question I asked you.

I think we all leave here feeling that we now have more questions than we did when we showed up, which means they succeeded.

These commitments demonstrate that leading corporations can serve their investors and their customers, even as they join us in the fight against global warming.

Most of us, sooner or later, come to the conclusion that life really is a journey, not a destination, until the end.

I hope everyone who possibly can will rebuild those homes—will rebuild the homes, fix the roofs, replant the trees, and keep the spirit of the place alive.

I want to thank these young people from the AmeriCorps program, our national service program, for being here.