I am convinced that the sanctions are working to some degree.

A vote in the House tomorrow approving the textile and footwear quota bill would be a negative statement about Congress' vision for our economic future.

Passage of the textile and footwear quota bill would violate 38 agreements.

I've indicated all along that this is something to which I am -- I really believe is necessary to stimulate the economy.

I think we are doing as much as we can to meet the challenge.

We are enjoying the greatest export boom in our history.

If the bill passes, I will veto it.

This vote comes at a time when the world is adopting the American model of free enterprise, open markets, and greater competition.

I think the best thing the Federal Government can do is to get these interest rates down and to adopt growth incentives so that people will continue to create jobs.

Let tomorrow begin today.

All of us must commit ourselves fully now -- right now.