I Know That The Human Being And

There's Just Something About This Job As President Every President Faces, You Know, That You Think One Thing Going In And Then The Pressures Of The Job Or The Realities Of The World, You Know, Are Different Than You Thought.

That Road To V-e Day Was Hard And Long, And Traveled By Weary And Valiant Men. And History Will Always Record Where That Road Began. It Began Here, With The First Footprints On The Beaches Of Normandy.

I Regret The Fact That Saddam [hussein] Didn't Have Weapons Of Mass Destruction That We Thought. I Don't Regret Removing Him From Power.

The Geneva Convention . . . Says That There Will Be No Outrages Upon Human Dignity. It’s Very Vague. What Does That Mean, ‘outrages Upon Human Dignity’?

By Promoting Liberty Abroad, We Will Build A Safer World. By Encouraging Liberty At Home, We Will Build A More Hopeful America.