Ronald Reagan

I believe a more stable peace is achievable through these negotiations.

Yes, we feel that we can live within it.

Defense is not a program in which we can determine what we want to spend.

I would resist anything that would reduce the payments and the benefits.

I think whoever that individual was referring to was someplace here in our own meetings.

We view the staging of the summit as a very positive step.

I intend to nominate James A. Baker III to become Secretary of the Treasury.

Don Regan is a proven successful administrator.

No, no. I'll tell you, we knew personally, Nancy and I, the gentleman out in California that did this for the Los Angeles Times.

I think we're going to see meetings that will be arranged shortly, meetings to negotiate nuclear weapons and space and all.

I think it's been one of the best tax studies that's ever been made.

It's never been any thought on the part of any of us that after 50 years of built-in, structural deficit spending, there’s no way that you can gear segments of the society to government doing many of these things and then just pull the rug…

The true believer in the White House is sitting here in the Oval Office.

Being my Attorney General does not remove him from my being able to seek his counsel whenever I feel like doing so.

Jim Baker is a proven, successful member of our national security, legislative, and economic policy-making teams.

This is all this meeting was supposed to do is to establish procedures for negotiations.

I wish that they would have an ethic in which they would check that out with us to see whether it, in some way, might be harmful to our national security.

No, I feel committed to what I said about Social Security before:

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and laws of the United States of America, and in order to create a coordinated process for developing on an annual basis the Administration's Regulatory Program, establish…

I believe that the United States should become a party to the 1983 Partial Revision as soon as possible.

The United States Government will thus implement a new food aid policy to be called Food for Progress.

Mike has rendered 18 years of loyal and outstanding service to me and to the First Lady both in California and in Washington.

Hunger and extreme malnutrition now threaten over 14 million people in Africa through the end of 1985.

I am today with deep regret accepting the resignation of Michael K. Deaver as Deputy Chief of the White House Staff.

I have also today approved a $25 million drawdown from the United States Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance Fund to finance urgent humanitarian assistance needs in Africa.