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Presidential Speeches
… the cession of the jurisdiction over the country and the fact that it has become a part of our Union and can not be … commercial, navigating, manufacturing, and agricultural interests of our country. The value of the public lands …
Presidential Speeches
… secure; and to pursue a foreign policy that puts America’s interests first. There is a new opportunity in American … which almost everyone said was impossible to do, but the fact is, we are just getting started. Wages are rising at the … we will never apologize for advancing America’s interests. For example, decades ago the United States entered …
Presidential Speeches
… a budget for the next fiscal year of $395 billion. In fact, it is $394.2 billion. By holding down the growth of … year in the housing industry in 1975. But with lower interest rates and available mortgage money, we can have a … of nuclear arms. Only a balanced agreement will serve our interests and minimize the threat of nuclear confrontation. …
Presidential Speeches
… that the opposing party can do--because it is to their interest to try to destroy you in order to have a place for … a president and a vice president-that is encouraging. The fact that the population under free control has constantly … which I consider to be extremely dangerous to our national interest, and I consider not very helpful to the men who are …
Presidential Speeches
… Palestinians deserve a government that serves their interests and listens to their voices. My nation will … he stopped when they left? The history, the logic, and the facts lead to one conclusion: Saddam Hussein's regime is a …
Presidential Speeches
… Conference: My presence here symbolizes my country's vital interest in Europe's future. Our future is bound with yours. … and of the principles of this Conference. We welcome the fact that, subject to Four-Power rights and responsibilities, …
Presidential Speeches
… their persons and property were briefly set forth. As the facts and opinions which were then laid before you were … to vindicate with decision the honor, the rights, and the interests of our country. Anticipating the possibility of a …
Presidential Speeches
… So far as I am able to comprehend the case, the general facts are now all known, and Congress is as capable of … my conviction that every consideration of the public interest manifests the necessity of a provision by Congress …
Presidential Speeches
… months in between, we have discussed ways to reduce and in fact eliminate nuclear weapons entirely. We and the Soviets … the United States. And on this point, I know you're also interested in the question of whether there will be another …
Presidential Speeches
… may even hear that again from the other party, despite the fact that I was welcomed and endorsed by an overwhelming … doubts our willingness to use our strength when our vital interests are at stake, and we will. I called for an …
Presidential Speeches
… the protection of its citizens from oppression. The true interests of the people of this country require that both the … officer of the courts of the United States. They are in fact, and not merely in name, the deputies of the marshal, …
Presidential Speeches
… obligations under the Southeast Asian Treaty, and with the interest of 16 million South Vietnamese who had no wish to … for them. The best indication of how substantial is the fact that they are working so hard every day with all their …
Presidential Speeches
… We are as determined as ever to do what must be done. In fact, I’m here to ask you to help me show that we can get it … would not be easy. We knew that there would be powerful interests that are very good at confusing the subject, that …
Presidential Speeches
… be long. Our men in battle know and they accept this hard fact. We who are at home can do as much, because there is no … as individuals and played with the kids. He was deeply interested in the Vietnamese people, particularly the …
Presidential Speeches
… if only criminals patronized it. We must awake to the fact that this patronage from large numbers of law-abiding … We are held by particular bonds of sympathy and common interest with them. They are each of them building a racial …
Presidential Speeches
… note of sympathy, calling the war senseless. I would be interested to know how this affects you. Does it upset you? … intended as any threat to Communist China. They do not, in fact, pose any threat to that country. We believe that Peking …
Presidential Speeches
… with the elections. No case of such interference has, in fact, occurred since the passage of the act last referred to. … a very important sense, are justly a matter of political interest and concern throughout the whole country. Each …
Presidential Speeches
… Reagan spoke of punishing inflation and devastatingly high interest rates and people out of work—American confidence on … miss any opportunity to work for peace. The fundamental facts remain that the Soviets retain a very powerful military …
Public Events
… a vastly more affluent society than we were in 1940 and in fact, even since the year 2000, net wealth in the United … Guys who have never been married are overrepresented and interestingly enough, guys who were born in America, as …
Public Events
… So let’s turn for a moment back over to Donald Trump. It’s interesting that in the lead up to these conventions for the … will be majority minority by around 2042. These are facts that you simply can’t campaign away. And so I think the …