Barack Obama

We have deepened cooperation on humanitarian and war legacy issues.

I have not yet seen a credible argument that once we get TPP in place we're going to be worse off.

The bill is a clear improvement over the current TSCA and represents a historic advancement for both chemical safety and environmental law.

The Vietnamese and Americans are now following that advice, getting along as human beings: as students and scholars, as entrepreneurs and innovators, as doctors and as scientists, as sailors and peacekeepers on behalf of the security and…

Now, more than two decades of normalized ties between our governments allows us to reach a new moment.

It is essential that the Congress provide EPA with the necessary tools and authorities to effectively assess chemicals and regulate risks.

The United States has invested over $40 million since 2011 to help mitigate the impacts of climate change in Vietnam.

U.S.-Vietnam people-to-people ties are stronger than ever.

I believe that the relationship between the Vietnamese people and the United States can be one of the most important in this critical part of the world.

We have removed the leader of an organization that has continued to plot against and unleash attacks on American and coalition forces.

If you're walking down the right path, and you're willing to keep walking, eventually you will make progress.

Today gives the people of Afghanistan and the region a chance at a different, better future.

The United States supports a strong, prosperous, and independent Vietnam that promotes respect for human rights.

Relations between the United States and Vietnam are at a historic high.

Today marks an important milestone in our longstanding effort to bring peace and prosperity to Afghanistan.

And we thank Secretary Kerry and all our veterans here today, both Vietnamese and American, who had the courage not only to fight, but more importantly, had the courage to make peace.

The United States and the International Coalition to counter ISIL will continue to play a key role in training, advising, and assisting Iraqi forces.

It's not easy work and requires a lot of time away from my son… at times, I find [it's] not worth it.

Things like the 40-hour workweek and overtime are two of the most basic pillars of a middle class life.

This is the single biggest step I can take through executive action to raise wages for the American people.

Either way, they win, the middle class wins, and America wins.

I commend the Prime Minister and the steps his government has taken in finalizing an agreement with the International Monetary Fund.

It is important the international community support Iraq's economic recovery amidst its ongoing fight against ISIL.

I'll never stop fighting for as long as I hold this office to restore the sense that in America, hard work should be rewarded with the chance to get ahead.

Congress needs to get me a bill.