We can do far better in protecting our troops and our friends and allies.

I urge Americans to unite in prayer and turn to our greatest power.

Well, let me simply say that I've asked the Attorney General for an update on our crime bill. And he's also going to brief me on the Department's review of allegations of police misconduct generally, and then the Los Angeles case…

I have said all I have to say about it. And I've told you some good things he's done, and I think the man's entitled to a credible hearing here. That's the way it ought to be. And nobody's going to prejudge anybody here. What we're going…

I think that's a matter for Los Angeles. As many of you know, I feel that in many ways he has been an exemplary police chief. He's been out front on doing things for kids. I remember attending the D.A.R.E. program out there with him. I…

We need to unleash that creative genius to create the best schools in the world.

We give thanks for the remarkable unity of our people throughout the conflict.

We have proved that it is possible to intercept a ballistic missile warhead in space.

There is no single issue that determines more about America, about our dreams and our destiny, than education.

This is priority. And I am committed as President to working with you and to supporting you in achieving these national goals.

The primary limit to our ability to develop the technology necessary for ballistic missile defense is our commitment to do so.

Though we thank God that our prisoners are home and our casualties were fewer than widely predicted, we must not forget all the innocents who have suffered as a result of the war.

President Bush. Mr. President, to all our Polish and American friends here today: A poet once wrote, ``Let me address you in the name of millions.'' Today, I address you in the name of millions who convey their admiration and love--the…

Republic of Poland March 20, 1991 For over 200 years the United States and Poland have been bound by shared values and a commitment to the principles of democracy, human liberty and the rule of law. The American Constitution of 1789 and…

States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency March 20, 1991 To the Congress of the United States: I am pleased to transmit the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency annual report for 1990. This report deserves your close review…

I hereby determine that an emergency exists that requires the immediate transfer to Israel of one Patriot fire unit.

I look forward to meeting with the Prime Minister when a mutually satisfactory date is arranged.

Government Activities in the United Nations March 19, 1991 To the Congress of the United States: I am pleased to transmit herewith a report of the activities of the United States Government in the United Nations and its affiliated agencies…

Treaty March 19, 1991 To the Senate of the United States: With a view to receiving the advice and consent of the Senate to ratification, I transmit herewith the Treaty Between the United States of America and the People's Republic of the…

I am pleased to tell you, Mr. President, that I've asked the Congress to increase next year's grant assistance to these new democracies to $470 million.

Significantly, both the Treaty Between the United States and the Soviet Union on Underground Nuclear Weapon Tests (TTBT) and the Treaty on Underground Nuclear Explosions for Peaceful Purposes (PNET) entered into force.

The dramatic changes in Eastern Europe and in U.S.-U.S.S.R. relations have not diminished the importance of effective and verifiable arms control agreements.

The United States attaches great importance to the consolidation and safeguarding of Poland's democracy and independence, which it considers integral to the new Europe, whole and free.

The year 1990 witnessed the signing of the multilateral Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty.

You created a solidarity of spirit that inspired millions of Poles to risk their lives in steel mills, shipyards, and tenements and towns.