Barack Obama

Today I feel lucky to be here as we mark the 60th anniversary of our unbreakable alliance.

I am proud that such experienced and committed women have agreed to serve the American people in these important roles.

We have spent ten years since September 11, 2001, breaking down the walls between intelligence, military, and law enforcement professionals.

It's an honor to be here with Australia's legendary Diggers.

We will honor their sacrifice by making sure that Afghanistan is never again used as a source for attacks against our people.

The future belongs to those who stand firm for those ideals, in this region and around the world.

This represents one of the largest trade deals between the United States and Indonesia in history.

Any bill that challenges or constrains the President's critical authorities to collect intelligence, incapacitate dangerous terrorists, and protect the Nation would prompt the President's senior advisers to recommend a veto.

These professionals have successfully led a Government-wide effort to disrupt, dismantle, and defeat al-Qa'ida and its affiliates and adherents over two consecutive Administrations.

His impressive legal career is a testament to the kind of thoughtful and diligent judge he will be on the U.S. District Court.

Today, Aung San Suu Kyi is free from house arrest.

Today I want to say thank you.

Throughout his career, Roy Wallace McLeese III has shown unwavering integrity and an outstanding commitment to public service.

Let there be no doubt: In the Asia-Pacific in the 21st century, the United States of America is all in.

These are not American rights or Australian rights or Western rights. These are human rights.

The certification and waiver, required by section 1033 before a detainee may be transferred from Guantánamo Bay to a foreign country, continue to hinder the Executive branch's ability to exercise its military, national security, and…

These high-value, historic deals are good for the American companies who will export.

In a larger sense, you're answering the question once posed by the great Banjo Paterson.

The United States is a Pacific power, and we are here to stay.

To their families, I say, no words are sufficient for the depth of your sacrifice.

History shows that over the long run democracy and economic growth go hand in hand.

Our alliance is rooted in the bonds between our people and the democratic values that we share.

I am honored to nominate him today.

We see it when we partner to keep the peace, from East Timor to the Balkans, and when we pursue our shared vision: a world without nuclear weapons.

One of my biggest priorities when I came in was, how do we reform the system overall?