George W. Bush

Australia is carrying a heavy load, for which we are grateful.

The terrorists cannot be appeased.

We're aggressively striking the terrorists in Iraq, defeating them there so we will not have to face them in our own country.

We're equal partners on the war on terror. We're equal partners working for a world that's more free.

Prime Minister John Howard is a leader of exceptional courage who exemplifies the finest qualities of one of the world's great democracies.

The war on terror is going to be tough work, and it's going to take a while.

I emphasize strong support for Indonesia's territorial integrity and national unity.

The most notable example of where that is taking—where it is helping is in North Korea.

I think it speaks to our—the nature of our relationship with these countries right now.

I made it very clear, obviously—I said this during the pool spray there—that a treaty is not going to happen.

I had a good visit with the religious leaders today.

I think most people know that.

Ending violence must be the highest priority.

He was a good friend of my family, and I valued his advice and counsel.

They understand the Iraq issue well.

I said this during the pool spray there—that a treaty is not going to happen, but there are other ways to effect on paper what I have said publicly.

We're a pluralistic, free society; people can worship the way they want to worship.

This was not a—didn't require a lot of push.

I applaud the Senate for joining the House in passing the ban on partial-birth abortion.

All parties share a responsibility to bring about a just and comprehensive peace.

I know you asked me, Steve, about the North Korean reaction.

That was a very positive development.

This is very important legislation that will end an abhorrent practice and continue to build a culture of life in America.

I expressed great admiration and respect for Indonesia's long history of religious tolerance and moderate Islamic thought.

He was widely recognized as a strong leader in his community.