Barack Obama

I reaffirm United States support for Mexico's efforts to end the impunity of organized criminal groups.

Mumbai is a symbol of the incredible energy and optimism that defines India in the 21st century.

We have an enormous possibility to partner with them for decades to come.

You're fed up with partisan politics and want results.

We go forward with confidence, knowing that history is on our side.

I thanked President Calderon for Mexico's close coordination with US officials to help assure the safety of US citizens in Matamoros.

Every American businessperson who comes here is thrilled with how rapidly India is growing and its increasing preeminence on the world stage.

I reiterated my commitment to deepening the US security partnership with Mexico.

One of the biggest priorities on this trip is to highlight the degree to which U.S. economic success is going to be tied to our working with the fastest growing economies in the world.

You're rightly frustrated with the pace of our economic recovery.

These visits by U.S. Presidents are highly significant.

I'm open to any idea, any proposal, any way we can get the economy growing faster so that people who need work can find it faster.

The United States is, has been, and will remain an Asian and Pacific power.

I take personal responsibility for that.

The unemployment rate is still unacceptably high, and we've got a lot of work to do.

On Veterans Day, let us remember our solemn obligations to our veterans.

India is the first stop on the President's trip to Asia.

My thoughts and prayers have been with President Fernandez de Kirchner, their children Maximo and Florencia, and their family.

Our intent here during the course of this trip is to demonstrate that breadth.

Our future depends on putting politics aside to solve problems.

Leadership isn't just legislation.

I think that's a fair argument.

Countries that are democracies share values, and that reflects in our relationships.

I'm confident that if we can do that, if we can work together, then this country will not only recover, but it will prosper.

I commend the Argentine people for their strength during this time of national mourning.