Barack Obama

Collaboration actively engages Americans in the work of their Government.

I think his travel itinerary here in the United States... are indicative of the shared values... that are so important to both of our countries.

The bottom line is, as union membership has fallen, inequality has risen.

Germany obviously is one of our strongest allies.

I look forward to an excellent discussion about how we can further deepen our already extraordinarily strong ties.

Government should be collaborative.

If you work hard in America, you should be able to take care of those you love.

It was important for Europe, it was important for the transatlantic relationship, and it was important for the world.

If you work hard in America, you should earn enough money to support your family.

If you work hard in America, you should have the right to a safe workplace.

If you're not at the table, you're on the menu.

If you work hard in America, you should have the freedom to decide for yourself if you want to join with others to advocate for yourself in the workplace.

I think it also concerned President Xi, recognizing that you can't — in an interconnected global economy — continue to operate at the scale they're operating with old rules that maybe applied when they were a backwater economy.

This trade deal doesn't make up for all the offshoring that's happened over the last 20, 30 years.

Americans deserve clear and easy to understand disclosures of the cost of buying and financing a home.

Here's what I'm confident about.

As a consequence of this deal, Vietnam is not going to suddenly have U.S. labor standards.

Companies who might have been thinking, you know what, if we want to access the Vietnam market, we've got to produce in Vietnam.

When 95 percent of the world's markets are outside of our borders, we've got to do even better than that.

Research has shown that bystanders, with little or no medical training, can become heroic lifesavers.

The case to be made for why this is good for America is sufficiently strong.

That can make a difference.

This agreement opens up new markets for goods that are made in America.

We are knocking down barriers that are currently preventing American businesses from selling in these countries.

Since 95 percent of the world's market is outside our borders, we've got to make sure that we're selling in other countries' goods made in America and services designed and produced here in the United States.