Barack Obama

I do have League Pass on my iPad.

I'm ready. I've got the energy, I've got the determination.

We are poised to be able to take advantage of a moment where all the things that we're good at--innovation, dynamism, entrepreneurship--all those things are going to be at a greater premium than ever before.

There's still no country that other folks would rather be because they understand that there is something about this place, that there's a set of values that are core to who we are.

I'm grateful for all you being here.

This election has huge consequences.

We will stand up for human rights, we will stand up for free speech, we will stand up for women's rights.

No, if you look at what has been happening with the Bulls, even with Rose out, even with Deng out, still got one of the best records in the league.

That American story has never been about what we do alone.

We cannot afford to continue to subsidize oil and gas companies, and we do not need to subsidize oil and gas companies when they are enjoying, again, near-record profits.

He's got to be the no. 1 seed.

I think they've got a great chance.

We've created 3.7 million jobs over the last 2 years.

There are a lot of folks who still are looking for a job, or if they're employed, are still just barely getting by.

We have to make choices in our taxing and spending.

He could be the best power forward ever if he develops it.

Absolutely. And, like you said, you've got to wear this bulky vest.

I can't take credit for it, but I'm just saying I was there early.

That was the change we believed in.

We still have an enormous amount of work to do.

I am here today not just because I need your help, although I do, but I'm here because your country needs your help.

An all-of-the-above approach to our long-term energy policy is the answer.

The best one was actually the '85 Championship Bears.

The thing that gave me confidence was the incredible resilience and energy and hopefulness that I had seen during my travels as a Presidential candidate.

The question is, is that going to be the vision that guides us over the next 10, 20, 50 years?