George W. Bush

Nations that harbor or support terrorists are as guilty as the terrorists, and will be held to account.

Liberty can transform areas of hate into areas of hope.

The CIA Program Has Been, And Remains, One Of The Most Vital Tools In Our War Against The Terrorists.

One reason the terrorists have not succeeded is because of the hard work of thousands of dedicated men and women in our Government.

We look forward to working with them on a variety of matters.

I'm looking forward to working with Congress, Members of both political parties.

As we provide terrorists the justice and due process that they denied their victims, we demonstrate that our Nation remains committed to the rule of law.

We will continue to bring the world's most dangerous terrorists to justice.

Those concerns include being fiscally wise with the people's money.

We need to ensure that those questioning the terrorists can continue to do everything within the limits of the law to get information that can save American lives.

We will continue to hunt down terrorist leaders and operatives.

On the morning of September the 11th, 2001, our Nation awoke to a nightmare attack.

We had to wage an unprecedented war against an enemy unlike any we had fought before.

Information From Detainees Questioned In This Program Has Helped Unravel Plots And Terrorist Cells.

Congress is coming back into town, and we welcome them back.

The United States does not torture.

We're fighting for our way of life and our ability to live in freedom.

These Men Have Provided Valuable Information That Has Saved Innocent Lives In The United States And Around The World.

It is time for the United States to begin to prosecute captured al Qaeda members for the serious crimes that many of them have committed against United States citizens and our allies abroad.

I recognize this is a political season.

The terrorists who declared war on America represent no nation, they defend no territory, and they wear no uniform.

I want to thank my Cabinet for what has been a very fruitful discussion.

I transmit for the consideration of the Congress draft legislation entitled the 'Military Commissions Act of 2006.'

We will never back down, we will never give in and we will never accept anything less than complete victory.

We will work to promote the peace with our friends.