Harry Truman actually said...

"It's a bad amendment, and I hope the House will throw it out."

"Mr. Churchill, Mr. Stalin, and the President of the United States must be able to meet and talk and trust each other, in that we want to believe that each of us wants a just and durable peace."

"These conferences can't be held in the limelight because we are trying to get ready for a peace conference."

"The all important thing which confronts us is that the unity, mutual confidence, and respect which resulted in the military victory should be continued to make secure a just and durable peace."