George W. Bush

The United States is a Pacific nation.

Trade is positive and good.

We recognize that terrorism is a threat to both our countries, and I welcome China's cooperation in our war against terror.

China is a great country.

We will not permit the world's most dangerous regimes to threaten us or our friends or our allies with weapons of mass destruction.

It is true that I invited the President to the United States next fall.

Natural gas burns cleanly.

I am concerned about a country that is not transparent, that allows for starvation.

We value our friendship; we appreciate your country.

Today, across the mines and barbed wire, that light shines brighter than ever.

When nations embrace freedom, they find economic and social progress.

We are averaging nearly 300,000 tons of food a year.

I will believe—I will not change my opinion on the man, on Kim Chong-il, until he frees his people.

We will sustain our obligations with honor.

South Korea is more than a successful nation; it is an example to the world.

It is such an honor to be here.

We'll honor our commitments.

No nation should be a prison for its own people.

Any people that live under a despotic regime is—has our sympathy.

America will remember our commitments to the people on Taiwan.

Civilization and terrorism cannot coexist.

You'll have a firm ally in the American Government, and you'll have a constant friend in the American people.

Japan and America share a vision for the future of the Asia-Pacific region as a fellowship of free Pacific nations.

I'm confident that Japan's greatest era lies ahead.

The peace of the world is now threatened by global terror.