Dwight Eisenhower actually said...

"Americans everywhere can take a great and justifiable pride."

"At my first meeting with him, during World War II, he expressed his grave fear that Communist Russia would emerge from the war as a threat to individual liberty and freedom."

"Tonight, there is one subject—a very special one—about which to talk, and one which the American people, all of them, without regard to race or party or creed or color or any other thing, will want to..."

"You know how intensely I believe that the safety and security of the Western World demanded unity and strength in Western Europe."