On the recordSeptember 11, 2002
The terrible losses of September the 11th are close to our thoughts tonight, but so are the common hopes of our nations for a better world, a world beyond terror.
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presidency.ucsb.eduThe terrible losses of September the 11th are close to our thoughts tonight, but so are the common hopes of our nations for a better world, a world beyond terror.
Remarks at a Reception for Heads of United Nations General Assembly Delegations in New York City
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