Lyndon Johnson actually said...

"Rather, we freely admit them, and we bend our energy and our toil to correct them."

"I hope that our friends in other lands will neither underestimate or undervalue the strength of American support for success of the trade negotiations that we have entered."

"The United States will enter into no ultimate agreement unless progress is registered toward trade liberalization on the products of our farms as well as our factories."

"We must help developing countries because our own welfare demands it."