Ronald Reagan

I know what it means about getting off on time.

You did it; we didn't.

Will it end? It always has in the past.

Acting in self-defense, the helicopters returned fire

I want to let you know that we will do everything that we can.

It is three miles away from the site where Lewis and Clark portaged around the Great Falls of the Missouri River;

The latter site has already been designated as a National Historic Landmark.

Well, I'm very pleased to be here.

Nothing was beyond the reach of its dreams.

I'm calling today for Congress to act quickly on comprehensive drought relief.

The National Park Service already administers four units of the National Park System commemorating the Lewis and Clark expedition.

We regard this incident as closed

I'll sign it the minute it's delivered to me.

Well, right now, that's on the floor in the Congress, and we really have a bipartisan group together.

There will be a new hope for humanity.

Central America is not the target. We're just a stepping stone.

America will never forget your plight, and we will never cease to speak the truth.

How lucky you are? I had some place to escape to.

This humanitarian assistance should not be used as a means to other ends.

America shall light the path as the whole world climbs out of the dark abyss of tyranny to freedom.

True history is not written on paper but in the hearts of people.

Tomorrow, when I meet with a group of those farmers right out there in the heart of the drought...

Let them tear down the Berlin wall!

Relief should go to those who need it most.

Our administration is committed to taking whatever actions are necessary to protect America's farmers from excessive losses during this drought.