Bill Clinton

Do whatever he wants to do.

The President's -- obviously, we're going to do a debate; it's Sunday night.

We remain committed to our common goal, a just, lasting, and comprehensive peace in the Middle East.

The Antarctic Treaty has proven a uniquely successful agreement and has spawned an innovative system of supplementary agreements to protect the Antarctic environment and conserve its living resources.

I believe you will see progress on that as they go back home.

I believe the calm, constructive, face-to-face meetings Prime Minister Netanyahu and Chairman Arafat have had here will help to build trust between them and promote progress on the issues that still divide them.

The Antarctic Treaty establishes this fascinating and remote region of our planet as a zone of peace, reserved exclusively for peaceful uses.

The Prime Minister and the Chairman agree that they are partners in peace, understand that it is vital to take into account each other's needs and concerns, and realize the importance of removing the frictions between them.

I am sending Dennis Ross, our Special Middle East Coordinator, to the region now.

I think that they worked very hard—and their teams hardly slept at all, and they didn't sleep much.

Carjacking is a terrible crime.

Today, I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 2428, a bill that will facilitate the donation of food and grocery products to needy individuals.

This legislation says clearly: Sexual assault causes serious bodily injury.

I think it's evidence of their shared commitment to end violence, restore order, and invigorate the peace process.

Carjackers who rape their victims will meet with nothing less than the full force of the law.

The United States here—after all, our role is to try to help people get together and to move forward.

This legislation dramatically increases the punishment for those who would influence, tamper with, or retaliate against witnesses, jurors, and court officers in Federal criminal cases.

I hereby submit the Second Report to the Congress on the Operation of the Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act.

This legislation is proof of the progress we can make for the American people when we put politics aside and join with each other in common cause.

The integrity of our legal system depends on the integrity of our courts.

When the integrity of our laws and the safety our people are at stake, we will take no chances.

Through food recovery and donation, Americans can share with the hungry a portion of our country's immense food resources that would otherwise be wasted.

We are committed to that.

We came here to end the violence, not aggravate it.

Moreover, during this Administration, the Department has undertaken a national initiative to help Americans 'rescue' food of a highly perishable, but nutritious nature.