Barack Obama

We have a moral and strategic interest in binding ourselves to certain rules of conduct

As President, I've worked to strengthen the ties between our two nations since my first days in office.

The right to organize and negotiate fair pay for hard work, that's the right of every American.

We would carry on this fight while upholding our laws and our values

We've got two questions on each side.

Sometimes, when I listen to the political debates, it seems as if people have forgotten American progress has always been driven by American workers.

If another nation cannot or will not take action, we will

I have a profound appreciation for the truly remarkable capabilities of our counterterrorism professionals

Here in America, we rise or fall together as one Nation, as one people.

The U.S.-Japan Alliance is the cornerstone of peace, security, and stability in the Asia-Pacific region.

Pyongyang is very clear that the United States, Japan, South Korea, other countries in the region are unified in insisting that it abide by its responsibilities, abide by international norms.

American workers built this country, and now we need American workers to rebuild this country.

We want China to be strong, and we want it to be prosperous.

I know we can get there, because here in America we don't give up.

I think that it will see that over the long term it is in its interest as well to abide by these rules and norms.

We can do more together than we can do on our own.

The close bond between our people remains the greatest resource for our Alliance and for our shared vision of the future.

The war that has to be won

It's a boy-eat-dog world out there.

My name is Barack Obama.

When our men and women in uniform succeed, our country succeeds.

I really do enjoy attending these dinners.

I have the greatest respect and admiration for what you do.

I'm going to make sure that anyone who serves this country gets every opportunity they deserve.

Take Mitt Romney; he and I actually have a lot in common.