Our two countries have so much in common.
But the truth of the business is, our Congress has me for lunch every day.
We have steadily resisted Communist efforts to bring about by force and intrigue a world dominated by a single ideology.
You can't make a contract by yourself.
Mr. Prime Minister, I would like to say to you and the parliamentarians who honor us here today that this is a most unique occasion.
America knows its responsibility.
I believe there is a light at the end of what has been a long and lonely tunnel.
We believe that it is right that the strong should help the weak defend their freedom.
We shall also be the friends and partners of those in Asia who want, and are willing now, to work together to fashion their own destiny.
Australia became my second home.
The foundations of the friendship between our two nations are deep, and they are increasing.