George W. Bush

NATO nations are acting together in a broad campaign against terror.

These terrorists are not 10 feet tall; they are not insuperable; they're not unvanquishable.

We're making great progress in other fronts.

Eventually, no corner of the world will be dark enough to hide in.

I want to welcome, again, our friend to the Rose Garden.

They plan, promote, and commit murder.

We're going to shine the light of justice on them.

This has never happened before, that NATO has come to help defend our country.

We can win, and we certainly will win.

Our war is not against a religion. Our war is against evil.

It is likely that the American campaign against terrorism will be lengthy.

We are responding to the brutal September 11 attacks on our territory, our citizens, and our way of life.

I have made it clear that I appreciate his strong statements about America's efforts.

The American people should go about their business.

The first shot of the new war of the 21st century was fired September the 11th.

We're patient people.

U.S. Armed Forces began combat action in Afghanistan against Al Qaida terrorists and their Taliban supporters.

I want to thank the Chancellor for his solidarity with the American people.

This military action is a part of our campaign against terrorism.

I took it upon myself to notify the leadership of the Congress that I intend to protect our troops.

It's been my honor to welcome a great friend of America to the Oval Office again.

We will not share intelligence, nor will we talk about military plans that we may or may not have in the future.

I want there to be justice.

Germany is a steadfast friend in this coalition.

Executive Order 13045 of April 21, 1997, is amended by deleting in section 3–306 of that order 'for a period of 4 years from the first meeting' and inserting in lieu thereof 'for 6 years from the date of this order'.