George H.W. Bush

I think we've made solid progress in opening new markets to satellites and telecommunications.

Our efforts to expand free trade have produced real results.

We will not have normal relations with Iraq until Saddam Hussein is out of there.

I am extremely pleased that the Security Council has voted in favor of Resolution 687.

I'm delighted to see you here at Andrews Air Force Base.

The resolution is unprecedented.

I also want to condemn in the strongest terms continued attacks by Iraqi Government forces against defenseless Kurdish and other Iraqi civilians.

America rediscovered itself during Desert Storm.

Our hearts go out to the friends and families of those who served but will never return.

It is now up to Iraq's Government to demonstrate that it is prepared to respect the will of the world community.

The resolution establishes a fund to compensate Kuwait and other claimants for the damage caused by Iraq's aggression.

Barbara and I lost a great friend in Lee Atwater. I valued Lee's counsel and abilities. The Republican Party will miss his energy, vision, and leadership. Barbara and I give our deepest condolences to Sally, the kids, and Lee's parents. We…

Barbara and I extend our best wishes to members of the Jewish community for a happy and joyous Passover holiday.

That was a very noble thing.

I was very proud to have him at my side as I campaigned for the Presidency.

He practiced the art of politics with zeal and vigor.

Lee was a very close friend to my sons and daughter as well as to Barbara and me.

I found that very interesting and very enlarging.

We are reminded of the triumph of good over evil.

The enduring spirit of liberty can never be crushed by the cruel hand of tyranny and enslavement.

Yes. Yes, everything. Note: The exchange began at 1:45 p.m. on the grounds of Bethesda Naval Hospital. During the exchange, President Bush referred to Burton J. Lee III, Physician to the President; Rear Adm. Donald Hagen, commander of the…

No. I think we did something that will stand in history as correct. We said that aggression would not stand, and it didn't. And the whole world came together in that. So, there's no hornets' nest open, simply exposing a dictator for what…

Well, I didn't say ``much longer,'' but he will not-- put it this way: with this much turmoil, it seems to me unlikely he can survive. People are fed up with him. They see him for the brutal dictator he is. They see him as one who tortured…

Well, I haven't seen any changes that might have been suggested today, but I am satisfied with the draft we sent up there. There have been a few modifications, but basically it's on track, Helen.

I have such high regard for General Schwarzkopf that I'll let him explain what he said. All I'm talking about is the facts. And Secretary Cheney put the facts out very clearly. I just read the statement. So, I would refer you to that. It…