Lyndon Johnson actually said...

"The United States of America intends, Mr. President, to be a good friend and to be your strong ally in this effort that we will make together."

"Five years ago I visited Senegal to attend your inauguration as first President and to celebrate the first anniversary of your nation's independence."

"There are other issues, I think, that we are going to write in the history of the sixties-like housing, urban progress, conservation, education, and health, and a dozen others."

"I want to assure you that the Federal Government will continue to strengthen the Nation's ability to resist crime."