George W. Bush

The Syrian regime cannot expect to be treated as a respected member of the international community when it engages in such systematic repression of its own citizens.

I ask you to defend the values of fidelity, bravery, and integrity that you have learned here at this Academy.

You'll become special agents of the FBI.

Syria must live up to its obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

If Al Qaida is making a phone call into the United States, we need to know why and to whom they're calling in order to protect the American citizens.

Because the actions and policies of the Government of Sudan continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States, the national emergency declared on November 3, 1997, as…

I call upon the people of the United States to observe this month with appropriate programs and activities.

You've played a very instrumental part in the development of a free Iraq.

We affirm our support for individual religious freedom.

I look forward to participating in the United Nations meeting on interfaith dialogue.

I remain very hopeful and confident that the SOFA will get passed.

Our Nation is compassionate, and we believe in the sanctity of life at all stages.

I'm proud to welcome you back here.

The peaceful transfer of power from one Presidential Administration to the next is a hallmark of American democracy.

President Roosevelt, as John said, was a man for all seasons.

That portrait is a reminder.

For over two centuries, that principle has allowed our economy to overcome every obstacle it has faced.

The Federal Government has taken bold action to stabilize our economy.

Despite the ups and downs that our markets have experienced in recent months, the American people have reason for optimism in our Nation's economic future.

The lasting strength of the NATO alliance is a testament to the enduring power of freedom.

I wish all our citizens could meet the folks that work here and realize how smart they are, how capable they are, and how enthusiastic they are in doing their duty.

America looks forward to the day when the ranks of NATO include all the nations in the Balkans.

I want to thank General Alexander for his hospitality to me and the Vice President and Director McConnell.

The invitation to join NATO is recognition of the difficult reforms these countries have undertaken on the path to prosperity and peace.

This is a special moment in the hopeful story of human liberty.