I feel so good this morning and you have a lot to do with it.

We can't earn a penny in the Government, but we can save billions of dollars.

The most awful waste of all waste is war.

Management improvements and cost reductions in the nondefense agencies have yielded savings on an annual basis that amount to over $400 million per year.

Franklin Roosevelt once said, \Too many who prate about saving democracy are really only interested in saving things as they were. Democracy should concern itself also with things as they should be.\

This is the goal within our sight.

You are not going to vote for that next Tuesday.

We are going to keep moving forward.

We will work to protect the old and feed the hungry, and care for the helpless.

I have taken a long journey from a tenant farm in West Texas to this platform in Madison Square Garden.

So that is not the question.

We should deal with waste in all of its forms.

Let's try to have faith instead of fear.

And here, tonight, we are in the closing days of this campaign, and what do we hear?

I want to tell you about a new step forward that we are taking with the Peace Corps, which is another form of responsibility.

We believe in the right of every man and woman who wants to work to have a job.

Might doesn't make right.

And so long as I am your President, I will keep that trust.