George W. Bush

The situation in Burma remains deplorable.

It makes sense to put wise policy in place in the meantime so America can remain prosperous and strong and free.

I appreciate what you do.

I value our Governors because our Governors are some of the Nation's foremost policy entrepreneurs.

It is unfair and unjust to threaten these companies with financial ruin only because they are believed to have done the right thing and helped their country.

Somewhere in the world, at this very moment, terrorists are planning the next attack on America.

Private companies who have willingly helped us in the past are now saying, 'You can't protect me. Why should I help you?'

Congress must fix this damage to our national security immediately.

Without protection from lawsuits, private companies will be increasingly unwilling to take the risk of helping us with vital intelligence activities.

America should not be dictating to these countries, America ought to be helping leaders make decisions.

Freedom is universal, or to whom much is given, much is required.

The problem is, of course, it's one thing to be for freedom, but it's really important to have a healthy, educated group of folks to be able to realize the blessings of freedom.

And I—Madam President, I want you to know that the United States of America supports you as you rebuild your country.

I do want to thank the people of Liberia for the warm welcome that we have received.

We're a generous country. And we do, do both.

I want you to know that the United States of America supports you as you rebuild your country.

Most importantly, I want the people of Liberia to know, Madam President, the United States stands with you.

I'm proud of the work we are doing together to help the people of this nation build a better life.

It is my honor to have presented you with the National Medal of Freedom.

We will help. We sent people over, and we'll stay engaged.

This is one of the most exciting trips of my Presidency.

I believe African leaders can run African countries.

May God bless the good people of Liberia.

I've been looking forward to coming here ever since you extended the kind invitation to me.

It doesn't matter about me. What matters is, are we saving people's lives?