George W. Bush

Together, we will confront the challenges of the new century and build a more hopeful and peaceful and prosperous future for our children and our grandchildren.

The greatest danger in our world today is that terrorists could get their hands on weapons of mass destruction and use them to blackmail free nations, or kill on an unimaginable scale.

I always benefit when I get your advice and your counsel on the neighborhood.

He believes that having free institutions are essential for fostering not only economic vitality, but long-term political stability.

America's position is clear: The transfer of nuclear weapons or materiel by North Korea to states or non-state entities would be considered a grave threat to the United States.

America will remain engaged in Asia because our interests depend on the expansion of freedom and opportunity in this region.

By your effort and enterprise, you have proven the pessimists wrong.

We want to help APEC become a stronger organization that serves as an engine for economic growth and opportunity throughout the region.

Our strategy is beginning to work.

I congratulate you on your leadership, congratulate the people of Singapore for really being a model for the neighborhood.

Building more hopeful societies starts with opening up to the opportunities of a global trading system.

On this Thanksgiving Day, and throughout the year, let us show our gratitude for the blessings of freedom, family, and faith.

We are learning from your experiences, and we're going to work together to improve new energy technologies.

An important feature of this legislation is incorporation of the procedure for a joint resolution as outlined in the AEA that provides for an up-or-down vote without amendment on a proposed nuclear energy cooperation agreement with India.

This is a global challenge that grows daily and must be confronted directly.

Things are not going well enough or fast enough.

The problem is, as the IAEA report shows, there's a lot of suspicion that what is going on here is a cover for a nuclear weapons program.

I hereby certify that the export to the People's Republic of China of the following items are not detrimental to the U.S. space launch industry.

We look forward to Her Majesty's state visit as an occasion to celebrate these enduring bonds.

We think we have a common view on the way forward strategically.

We can support them -- and we will support them, and we can do that in crucial ways.

This is going to be something that we're going to work on in ways that we can help and support the Iraqis, as together we work toward a common agenda.

We're worried so much about the enrichment, because the enrichment is the capability that is a route to weapons grade material.

We need a resolution; we need to show that there's some consequences; we also need to keep the door open to negotiations if the Iranians are willing to come and suspend and be willing to talk about the very forward-leaning offer that was…

We'll have a continuing dialog.