Bill Clinton

This is truly an historic meeting.

We have had our hearts ripped out, and now we know better.

It visually brought home to him how much work these guys have done.

We will not rest until Muslims and Jews can turn their backs to pray without any fear.

This agreement required the acceptance of responsibility, along with the assertion of freedom and independence.

The enemies of peace have fought the tide of history with terror and violence.

Today, the landscape changes and the chasm narrows.

We can clap for them. But they have to go back to work tomorrow.

Only the United States can stand consistently throughout the world for the cause of freedom and democracy and opportunity.

We make a great stride toward the fulfillment of a vision toward the day when two peoples divided by generations, by conflict, are bound now by peace.

Every nation says that it is a friend of peace in the Middle East.

We thought they were very good statements.

The Hispanic community in America has always been a community, always tried to live by family values, not just talk about them.

Excellence and diversity can go hand in hand; they must go hand in hand.

The future belongs to the United States if we can just remember that we're a community, not a crowd.

We cannot afford to do these things that violate our family values.

I hope and pray that this will never happen again in our country.

Thank you, Governor Keating.

Executive Order No. 12901 of March 3, 1994, is amended in section 1 by inserting in the first sentence '1996' in place of '1994' and '1997' in place of '1995.'

Gandhi once said that if we are ever to reach real peace in this world, we shall have to begin with the children.

No one could have said it better than the team.

America is a safer place tonight because of the leadership of the Hispanic Caucus.

We better act like a family.

Oklahoma City turned the entire United States into a community.

Now--but we're going to do what Rollie wanted to do in the beginning. Come on. Are we ready? [At this point, a cake was brought in, and the group sang ``Happy Birthday'' to Mr. Sperling.]