The President, you know, has to receive all the criticism that it's possible for a man to receive and still survive.

I have only one ambition, and that is to get a peace in the world that will be lasting, that will work, and that will keep this country prosperous for generations to come.

It is a pleasure to see all of you.

Your only remedy is November 1948.

You need it too badly here in the Northwest to have it go out in the Pacific Ocean and go to waste.

I know something about apples, too, as well as other farming matters.

Maybe we need a Congress next time that will have a little more confidence in the President.

I understand that you are not very happy over the Labor Act of 1947 as it is now in effect.

I used to be a Member of the Congress myself--I was a Member of the Congress myself.

Thank you very much for that.

That is partly your fault!

Economic growth and sound pricing ensure everyone's prosperity.

I am the President of the United States, and I am sworn to enforce the laws that are on the books of the United States, and I shall follow the law.

They should stay there until they get those things done.

It seems to me that it has run pretty well for the last 3 years.

I understand it came out of the first beet sugar mill in the United States.

I have always been very much interested in this great city.

Again, I hope that when I come here I can talk to you straight from the shoulder on certain things that confront this country.