Bill Clinton

The Arrow Deployability Program will benefit the United States and has not been barred by other Congressional direction.

This is a day for saying that these jurors worked a long time.

We are showing that America can listen and act.

I think we should all accept that.

I'm very sorry for them personally.

I hereby certify that the United States and the Government of Israel have entered into an agreement governing the conduct and funding of the Arrow Deployability Program.

I'm very sorry for Governor Tucker and Jim and Susan McDougal.

Our administration will also propose legislation to meet the needs of veterans' children afflicted with the birth defect spina bifida—the first time the offspring of American soldiers will receive benefits for combat-related health…

I did what I was asked to do, and now I've got to go back to work.

Nothing we can do will ever fully repay the Vietnam veterans for all they gave and all they lost, particularly those who have been damaged by Agent Orange.

I was asked to give testimony; I did that.

America bows its head today in thanks to our fallen heroes.

Let us draw inspiration from the spirit that surrounds us, to give those who still defend our freedom and security in the military today the support they need and deserve to fulfill their important mission.

We know to honor their truly extraordinary sacrifice, we must all resolve to keep the United States the world's leading force for peace and security, for prosperity and freedom.

The strength of our democracy is directly tied to the strength of our education system.

Personal strength comes from growing out of tough times and learning what is best for you and those around you.

We must teach our children to resolve their conflicts with words, not weapons.

Our mission is to build a better future for our children, to build a world of peace, freedom, and prosperity.

We are descendants of a common creed, one Nation, under God; partners with a common purpose, to keep our Nation free and strong.

We come together this morning, as we do every year, to honor those who gave their lives so that future generations of Americans might live in freedom.

We must vow to uphold the ideals they died for and make our country great.

Today, the men and women of America's Armed Forces are the best trained, best equipped, best prepared in the world.

Let us resolve to keep our America the strongest nation in the world and the world's strongest force for peace and freedom.

These brave men and women gave their tomorrows so that we might live in freedom.

Steady, strong American leadership is making our people safer and the world more secure.