Bill Clinton

The key to the 21st century, more than anything else, is clearly education for young people, lifetime job training for adults.

Let's make decisions, and let's do it right, and let's stick up for education and training.

I've enjoyed working with President Mubarak, and I'm looking forward to this discussion.

Thanks to his persistence, the promise of Camp David, where Egypt took its stand against war, has been redeemed.

Egypt and the United States share a determination to confront and to defeat all those who would undermine peace and security through the use of terror and weapons of mass destruction.

I'll answer the questions in the press briefing after I visit with President Mubarak.

Our goal is now within grasp, and America is proud to be Egypt's partner on this great mission.

That is our great challenge, and that is the one we must not walk away from.

First of all, a very great deal has happened in the last 2 years, and more than at any time in the last 15 years since the Camp David accords.

We're also working together to bring more prosperity and stability to the entire region, efforts that are essential for peace to establish firm roots.

Egypt has been an ally, as well as a source of stability in the region and throughout the world.

The United States and Egypt have had and continue to have a very close relationship.

We are convinced that this is an important part of our common future.

Good, strong unions and collective bargaining can help us to meet the challenges that are just ahead.

We support the NPT and know that it is for the welfare of the whole world in the new world order.

If you work hard, you ought to be able to have a decent life.

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I support tax relief for the middle class.

Our common cause has been at the heart of our success in two World Wars and, of course, in the cold war.

Our assistance be as targeted, relevant, and efficient as possible.

I am confident we can make the changes necessary and work together to advance our shared values and our common interests.

I'm proud that our buyout program was so successful.

Despite remarkable progress, however, the success of reforms across the former Soviet Union is by no means assured.

Without a serious approach to arms decommissioning, there will never be a resolution of this conflict.

We are determined that Iraq must meet all its United Nations obligations.