Lyndon Johnson actually said...

"Mrs. Johnson joins me in wishing you a very pleasant journey home and in sending you and Mrs. de Valera our abiding good wishes for your health and happiness."

"This is the time for decision."

"I want a people who are fearless instead of fearful; men with pride in their ancestry and hope for their posterity, but humble before their God and concerned always with the wants as well as the needs..."

"But for understanding to prosper we need unity of purpose."