Bill Clinton

We had a long discussion about where that came from. [Laughter] I thought I never heard it before you said it, but I like it. I'm going to use it shamelessly. [Laughter] [After Mr. Thomas concluded his remarks, Board member Suzan D…

It's here on the tape, the first chapter. [Laughter] [Board member Robert Thomas praised the contributions of President's Race Initiative Executive Director Judith A. Winston and Board consultants Christopher Edley and Laura Harris…

This is beautiful, too. Nice. [Ms. Chavez-Thompson and Board members Thomas H. Kean and Angela E. Oh each made brief remarks thanking the President for the opportunity to serve on the Board, recounting their experiences, and urging the…

This is your grandson's class? Governor Winter. That's my grandson's class. That's right. Chairman Franklin. We went to the classroom. Governor Winter. We had a great day down there. Chairman Franklin. We did, indeed. Board Member Linda…

What a wonderful poster! [Governor Winter read a student's letter to the President and then presented the President with a book of letters from the entire class.]

We must act now, across party lines, to make Social Security as strong for our children as it has been for our parents.

Fiscal responsibility has created our prosperity, and fiscal irresponsibility would put it at risk.

I want to thank you for standing up for me and understanding the true meaning of repentance and atonement.

I believe strongly that this is the wrong way to give American families the tax relief they deserve, the wrong way to prepare our Nation for the challenges of the future.

We must not be finished with seeking peace or justice or freedom, equality, human dignity, and reconciliation.

We cannot rest until we save Social Security for the 21st century.

This is a moment of decision for us. Will it be progress or partisanship, people or politics, principle or power?

We cannot rest. We have work to do.

We cannot rest until every community, every neighborhood, every block, every family has the chance to reap the benefits of our economic growth.

One thing that will never be in question is that in the history of our Republic no person has ever held the office of Vice President who had more influence on more decisions and did more good in more areas for more people in this country…

I'm glad to sign it.

They have brought us closer to our one America in the 21st century.

I have determined that new provisions should be added to chapter 99 of the HTS to provide that specified apparel articles may enter the United States free of duty on a temporary basis.

By committing to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 10 percent below 1990 levels by the year 2010, British Petroleum is setting a new standard in corporate responsibility.

I urge other businesses to follow British Petroleum's lead and help meet the challenge of global warming.

I just want to thank you for doing this and for being brave enough to do it.

A lot of young people will listen to this, will carry it on, will imagine it and play it.

I urge Congress to act quickly to approve this critical legislation before the end of this session so that I can sign it into law.

Discrimination must be treated as an affront to our common humanity.

The task of trying to reshape our society to bring about a climate of racial healing is so enormous, it strains the imagination.