Bill Clinton

I applaud the fact that the leadership in Congress has said that they will have that bill on my desk by Memorial Day.

In their bravery, and that of all their brothers and sisters in arms, America found the will to defeat the forces of fascism.

Fifty years ago on this day the guns of war in Europe fell silent.

We come today, 50 years later, to recall their triumph, to remember their sacrifice, and to rededicate ourselves to the ideals for which they fought and for which so many of them died.

I ask all the veterans of World War II now to stand and be recognized.

I sent that bill to Congress because it will strengthen our ability to investigate and prosecute and to deter.

This legislation does it, and there is simply no reason to delay it.

Few individuals that I have ever met have risen to the challenge of history as he has.

No one should doubt the determination of the United States.

You have to be willing to watch your poll ratings go up and down like a bouncing ball.

The price we pay for these programs, I say again, is small compared to their benefits.

Israel should have the world's best long-range, multiple-role fighter.

I am deeply honored to be the first sitting President ever to address this conference.

I have kept that commitment.

We cannot grow weak.

In my radio address last week, I asked the Attorney General to recommend what constitutional steps I could take to ensure that guns are kept away from our children's schools. The Attorney General has responded to my request, and next week…

It's a problem our administration inherited, and it's a very serious one.

Prohibits exportation from the United States to Iran or to the Government of Iran of goods, technology or services.

It simply doesn't make any sense for us to have illegal aliens in our custody, in our courts, and then let them go back to living here illegally.

The measures taken pursuant to this order are in response to actions of the Government of Iran.

This order is effective at 12:01 a.m., eastern daylight time, on May 7, 1995.

We are a nation of immigrants, but we're also a nation of laws.

But we won't tolerate immigration by people whose first act is to break the law as they enter our country.

This new order provides that the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of State, is authorized to take such actions as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of the order.

We must be able to control our borders; we must uphold respect for our laws.