I don't see why they would throw the game, except for all those Secret Service guys with guns around them.

Unless the United States and Russia provide strong leadership in this area, the coming surge in demand for nuclear power will lead more and more nations to seek their own enrichment facilities.

I support efforts to negotiate lower United States and Russian nuclear weapons levels, to reduce Russia's tactical nuclear weapon stockpile.

An offer to scrap our missile defense plans just because the Russians offer 'help' does not seem like such a good deal.

Russian internal political developments have definitely been going in the wrong direction for some time now.

I'm skeptical of quid pro quo deals of this kind. Successful diplomacy rarely involves trades of completely unrelated issues.

The United States must boost its presence in the Arctic.

I say our challenges are too big to ignore.

The national security of both Russia and the United States will suffer if the world experiences a breakdown of the nonproliferation regime.

I understand how mad everybody is about this AIG bonus business. I understand that, as I said before, I'm mad. And even though I didn't draw up these AIG contracts, my White House didn't, it's my responsibility to fix the system.

Look, first of all, everybody should have complete confidence in the banks.