I'm Not The One Who Was Elected."

I've Always Liked Walking; That's One Of My Favorite Things To Do, And I Try To Walk Every Day. [in Washington, D.c.] I Can't Walk Outside, But We Have The Treadmill. And I Walked Eight Miles At The Ranch Last Weekend. Now I Also Lift Weights, Which Is Also Great For Bone Strength. [mrs. Bush Mimes A Biceps Curl And Laughs.] I'm Very, Very Strong, Actually.

Well, We've Faced Very Difficult Decisions And Challenges In Our Country, Every One Of Us Have, As We - Since September 11th, As We Fought The War On Terror, All Of Those Decisions That The President Had To Make To Put Young Men And Women In Harm's Way.

Children Know That If They Have A Question About The World, The Library Is The Place To Find The Answer. And Someone Will Always Be There To Help Them Find The Answer-our Librarians. (a Librarian's) Job Is An Important One. Our Nation Runs On The Fuel Of Information And Imagination That Libraries Provide. And They Are In Charge Of Collecting And Sharing This Information In A Helpful Way. Librarians Inform The Public, And By Doing So, They Strengthen Our Great Democracy.

I Would Never Do Anything To Undermine My Husband's Point Of View.

But We Talk About Issues, We Talk About People, We Talk About Personalities. George Is A Very Good Reader Of People, And He's Very Perceptive About People, And You Know, That's Fine.