The U.S.-Egyptian relationship is extremely close and is a true force for peace in the region.

We cannot compromise on principle and moral values.

We will not rest until he is out of there.

I am pleased to be in Europe.

We have been extraordinarily patient.

No tactics will divert us from our objective.

I learned once again something I already knew: how lucky we are to have this all-volunteer force as strong, as well-trained, and as highly motivated as they are.

I'll go the extra mile for peace.

I don't believe there's a marine out here that are not as upset as I am about the way innocent civilians are being treated.

Your country gives thanks to you.

I'm pleased that 23 countries are involved.

We're here to protect freedom.

I'm certain that this will continue with the United Kingdom.

There could hardly be a prouder moment than sharing Thanksgiving with this family.

No President, none at all, is quick to order American troops abroad.

This is a real world situation, and we're not walking away until our mission is done.

We are here because we believe in freedom: our freedom and the freedom of others.

There will be no compromise with this kind of aggression.

I learned that they're willing to be apart from their own loved ones because they feel it is their duty and their obligation.

We're not here on some exercise.

I hope that will get the message to Saddam Hussein how serious not only the United States is but other countries are.

The cold war is over, and now we move on to working with the various countries in the CSCE and others for a peaceful and stable Europe.

We are determined to make full use of the CSCE as a framework for the formulation of common environmental commitments and objectives.

I reiterated the total commitment of the United States to the objectives that are enshrined in 10 United Nations Security Council resolutions.

I agree that a land exchange of the kind contemplated in H.R. 5264 offers an appropriate method for carrying out this effort at environmental preservation.