Well, in the most serious vein, I love coping with the problems in foreign affairs, and I'm determined to see this program that we're working on in education--we call it America 2000--be a success. We've got to do better in education…
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Yes, but I'm wondering in the schools. He meant in school, didn't he? I don't know; I'm embarrassed to say I don't know what the programs are they're into. But I sure love to see them learn stuff. They all fool around with computers. I…
Yes, I'd--well, one of them is 14, and maybe he would be advanced a little more. We've got one who is--we've got them all ages. But I hope that someday the schools they go to will have this kind of innovative program.
I am absolutely convinced that that would spur job-creating investment in our economy.
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I want to just clear the record here -- it's not directly come under the heading of the Retail Federation, but I want to sign a civil rights bill this year.
I understand the difficulties Hungary faces in transforming its economy.
I think it's a very important step for our neighbors to the south and, hopefully, for Europe as well.
I think there's a real possibility still that he might be in London in some way or another.
These decisions are not easy, but he's been at the forefront of planning for this critical restructuring.
The confidence I have in him is reflected in the confidence the men and women of our Armed Forces have in General Powell.
I like to do--you've got a good man over here, hoping he's a teacher. You did a great job. Thanks a lot. It made it much more interesting this way. Thank you all. Good luck. Nice to see you. Reporter. Mr. President?
Paul, Minnesota May 22, 1991 Thank you, Governor. Let me just say I'm here to--thank you very, very much. I'm here to talk about education. But with that North Stars introduction, let me put it this way: they took it on the chin last…
Condemn it. The most brutal thing we've ever seen. It was without any moral underpinning. The whole world rose up against him. Do you remember, he tried to say it's him against--the Arabs against the United States? But the United Nations…
No press conference. Let me explain something to you guys in the class. The press--these ones you see--now, you'll see him on Channel 4 tonight. No, on NBC tonight. So, you watch. And their job is to ask me questions and for me to give…
I like that kind of travel. I loved coming out here today. I love getting out of the White House, and I love that. And I like listening to you guys. You say, well, I wonder whether he's just putting this on or whether he's acting or…





