Yes, it's a disappointment. But it doesn't change my mind any about what I'm going to do.

I thought Tip O'Neill might have arranged to take me out of circulation for awhile.

I will veto budget-busting bills, and I will continue to do that.

Oh, I wish they'd have behaved differently, but then everyone makes mistakes.

I defy anyone to tell me why it doesn't make common sense that the Federal Government should start restricting its spending to be within the limits of its revenues.

No, I'm not angry. I'm just terribly, terribly hurt.

Anytime there's an attempt to bust the budget, yes, I will veto it.

Twenty months ago, spending was out of control.

What I think is, that if more people had this idea back when the Great Depression hit, there wouldn't be any government welfare today or need for it.

Mr. Bentley is presently serving on a consulting appointment to the Board for International Food and Agricultural Development.

I think this is one of the great examples in America today of what we've been talking about.

No, no. That's why we have a task force.