Ronald Reagan: “I hope when you go back to your homes, you'll tell your families and your friends of our confidence that things are…”

I'm sure they'll—as we will—they'll take it for what it is.

We have not come this far through lack of strength or any weakness in our resolve, nor has there been anything inevitable about what we've achieved.

We must remain strong and free of illusion.

I expressed to President Gorbachev my confidence that the work we began together at Geneva in 1985 will continue under the Bush administration.