Ronald Reagan

It is time to participate in this TV reunification program and to allow your people to appear.

Your debt has long been repaid.

Our purpose is the same, our resolve unshaken.

The shared democratic aspirations of our two peoples are important to our relationship.

I bring to you, Mr. President, to the people of Korea the warmest expressions of friendship from the American people.

Korea is proof that people's lives can be better.

Our stay in Japan this week has been too short.

Japan and America shoulder global responsibilities, but with every responsibility comes opportunity.

Peace is too important.

We can share with the world our secrets of economic growth and human progress.

A nuclear war can never be won and must never be fought.

The U.S. has the potential to ship substantial quantities of crude oil to Japan, thereby increasing economic incentives for U.S. oil production.

The U.S. and Japan will encourage private industry in both countries to discuss the possibility of concluding long-term coal contracts.

No man is good enough to govern another man without that other's consent.

America and Japan stand at the forefront of the free nations and free economies in the world.

Americans are full of admiration for the Japanese people.

Both countries consider Alaska to be a particularly promising area for joint development of energy resources.

America is your partner.

I'm certainly going to try.

The bonds of friendship which unite us are even greater than the ocean which divides us.

Today we've lost something of civilization in that the very weapons we're talking about are designed to destroy civilians by the millions.

Protectionism destroys everything we want.

I believe there can be only one policy for preserving our precious civilization in this modern age.

Well, the American economy is improving.

I believe in free trade and fair trade.