Ronald Reagan

I want to say, seriously, I'm a little in awe being in this place.

Our program has four basic points.

I wish to congratulate both the United Nations Secretary General and his Special Representative on Cyprus for their commitment to bringing the Cyprus problem to a just and lasting settlement.

All those things have been corrected.

We must remain vigilant if the sanctity of the ballot box is to be preserved.

I can't claim a first, but I also assure you that this President believes in the space program and its importance to this nation.

Inflation has run at less than one percent.

We have restored the confidence of the United States of America.

We believe that the intercommunal negotiations are firmly established as a strong and effective tool to promote progress toward resolving the Cyprus problem.

It's time—has been high time for a long time—that we got government back to the place where it didn't spend any more than it took in.

That's why the Members of the House aren't here tonight that were supposed to be here, because they're facing right now on the floor of the Congress.

Dutch is me. That's my nickname.

I think we ought to have fewer nuclear missiles than there are in the world.

I think it's a very realistic relationship.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is why I invited you here today—to forge with me a new kind of cooperation between government and the private sector, between profit and nonprofit organizations.

The key to bringing interest rates down and keeping them down is a commitment by this government to get spending under control once and for all.

You're all well-lighted, and we're on the right set.

I urge the Congress to enact promptly the Federal Energy Reorganization Act of 1982.

Never have we needed this vital ingredient to peace more than in today's world.

If we're to succeed, if we're to build human bridges across the seas and into the future as an investment for peace, we'll need more private support and cooperation than ever before.

I hope we can make a beginning by involving all of you and wonderful families like the Frys and the Gozays here, who are with us today, in a vast network providing home-stay experience and other support for thousands of young people from…

I want to tell them that the United States is not just talking about reducing deficits, we're doing something about them.

There is hereby reconstituted the Presidential Management Intern Program.

I think the objective still is to bring this to a point where it can be resolved peacefully and without any further loss of life.

To make an issue out of this when this task force is—we're awaiting its report—I think is just, again, sheer political demagoguery.