I have today signed H.J. Res. 602.

Such requirements would conflict with the constitutional protection afforded the integrity and confidentiality of the internal deliberations of the Executive branch.

I must, however, note that S. 908, like the Inspector General Act of 1978, raises certain constitutional concerns.

I have, however, signed this legislation because it makes clear that the United States will continue to do everything possible to assure that the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia is brought to an end.

A great many people are praying for all of you.

I welcome this clear statement of principles on a subject on which we are all in agreement.

Everybody down here—their hearts are with you and we just—our prayers are also with you.

We're very proud of all of you and what you're doing up there.

I have today signed S. 908, the 'Inspector General Act Amendments of 1988.'

Unless properly construed, the Act's reporting requirements could impermissibly interfere with the President's control over the deliberative processes of the Executive branch.

My Administration has had a long-standing and deep commitment to the work of the Inspectors General within the Executive branch.

I'm calling first of all—I just have to tell you how much I'm impressed by all that you are doing up there in this effort on the whales.