Dwight Eisenhower actually said...

"So that just sort of brings the whole crowd together, and if I can hear the song and see the boys, the last word I will say is: a very hearty good morning, it is very wonderful to be with you."

"I think this gives me just an appropriate chance to say something about the appreciation I have of the services of the good public servant."

"Thank you, ladies and gentlemen--each of you--for coming out this morning, to give me a chance to say to you 'thank you,' and to greet you in this fashion."

"It reminded me of the war--a great group of soldiers standing out here would have thought there was an awful lot of brass coming around the corner."