Inflation is going down, employment is going up and unemployment is going down, and that is good for America.

We are going to have the money out there; we are going to have the weapons.

I was extremely honored a month or so ago at the urging of my good friend, Claude Pepper, to issue a national proclamation pointing out to our fellow Americans the need for action, the need for understanding in the area of Parkinson's…

We are going to be honest, frank, candid, and we will make this system work the way it should.

This must not continue, and it won't with my program.

I think my principal job is to work at the responsibilities of being President.

I have proposed major improvements in the Medicare program to make it serve you better.

The United States will have nothing to do with Castro's Cuba--period.

May I have the last word, please?

It is important to deal strongly, fairly with them.

We just can't dump them wholesale in the laps of local government and say, 'Okay, fellows, you find the tax money to pay for them.'

I am proud to be an American, and I am proud of America just like you are.

I think the better way to solve unemployment is to make certain that the private sector of our economy gets some inspiration and some incentive.

I am here to listen to your questions about my budget for fiscal year 1977 and answer them as completely and as totally as I possibly can.

I fully agree with whatever the increases in social security benefits will be under the cost-of-living escalator clause.

I believe that the best way for us to solve the unemployment problem is to give an incentive to the private sector.

Anyone who says that doesn't know what he's talking about.

We must keep Federal spending within reasonable and affordable limits.