George W. Bush

Sometimes it is very difficult to get a reform package done in any society, but particularly structural reform.

I appreciate bold leadership.

Freedom-loving people understand that we cannot allow nations that aren't transparent to mate up with terrorist organizations.

Japan is one of America's greatest and truest friends.

I believe the U.S.-Japanese alliance is the bedrock for peace and prosperity in the Pacific.

I believe him. I believe that's his intent.

We want to resolve all issues peacefully.

The people of Tokyo, Seoul, and Beijing touched all our hearts in the days after September 11.

I have great confidence in Japan's future and in the unlimited potential of its people.

My job, obviously, covers a lot of fronts, but there's nothing more important than the security of the American people.

Our cause is just, our cause is noble, and we will defeat the forces of terror.

The people of South Korea have built a vibrant democracy and Asia's third largest economy.

I still believe we are under attack.

It's the compilation of these acts of decency and responsibility that will eventually define America.

I want to thank you for helping me get there.

America will not allow North Korea and other dangerous regimes to threaten freedom with weapons of mass destruction.

I will express my hopes that as China moves forward, it too will embrace the universal demands of human dignity, freedom of conscience and religion, and the rights and value of every life.

The terrorists must be brought to justice in order to achieve that peace.

History has called us into action, and action is where we'll be.

It's right for America that we pursue this.

We need to be exploring for oil and gas in ANWR.

There's too much politics in Washington.

This is a grand and noble cause, and it's going to require a strong and modern military.

The country is so patient and so determined and so resolved.

Freedom is under attack.