12:00 P.M. EST PRESIDENT BUSH: I want to thank the President-elect for joining the ex-Presidents for lunch. And one message that I have and I think we all share is that we want you to succeed. Whether
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENTON INTERNATIONAL TAX POLICY REFORM Grand Foyer 11:39 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: All right. Good morning, everybody. Hope you all had a good weekend. Let's begin with a simple prem
While some in Washington have obsessed about "process stories" regarding the recovery package, for most of America the economy is not a spectator sport. That’s why the President went t
Good afternoon, everybody. Today, the United Nations Security Council voted overwhelmingly（压倒性地） to sanction Iran for its continued failure to live up to（实践，做到） its obligations. This resolution will p
And as I was walking through the plant, you guys had put up some handy signs so I knew what I was looking at. (Laughter.) And I noticed on all of them they said, this is going to Kuwait; this is going
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AFTER MEETING WITH APOLLO 11 CREW THE PRESIDENT: Very rarely do I have such an extraordinary pleasure as I have today to welcome three iconic figures, three genuine American h
PRESS CONFERENCEBY PRESIDENT OBAMAAND PRESIDENT MEDVEDEV OF RUSSIA PRESIDENT MEDVEDEV: (As translated.) Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen of the press, colleagues, we have just
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT IN AN ONLINE TOWN HALL ON HEALTH CARE Northern Virginia Community CollegeAnnandale, Virginia THE PRESIDENT: Good to see you guys. Thank you, everybody. Thank you. (Applause.)
Most people can accept that a news story recounting recent events will be reliant on '20-20 hindsight'. Today's front-page New York Times story relies on hindsight with blinders on and one eye closed.
Hi, everybody. This week, there was a big birthday you might have missed. Medicare and Medicaid turned 50 years old. And that's something worth celebrating. If one of the best measures of a country is
THE VICE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. (Applause.) AUDIENCE: Fired up! Ready to go! Fired up! Ready to go! THE VICE PRESIDENT: Thank you. Mr. President, I think we got a happy room here. (Laughter.) It se
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China-Germany Cooperation for the Benefit of China, Europe And the Whole World A Signed Article by H.E. Xi Jinping President of the People's Republic of China On Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung of Germ
Well, hello, Pensacola! (Applause.) It is great to be here. I want everybody, first of all, to give a big round of applause to Chief Elison Talabong for leading us in the pledge and singing our Nation
THE PRESIDENT: Hello, hello! How are you? Thank you, everybody. Thank you very much. (Applause.) Thank you so much, everybody. Please have a seat. Welcome to the White House. And congratulations, a li
It's about justice. It's about who we are. And on this "wonderful day," we're getting a step closer to both of those things. That was President Obama's message as he signed his first piece o
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT ON THE AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY Grand Foyer 11:07 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Good morning, everybody. One of the challenges we've confronted from the beginning of this admini
REMARKS BY PRESIDENT OBAMATO THE TURKISH PARLIAMENTTurkish Grand National Assembly ComplexAnkara, Turkey 3:30 P.M. (Local) PRESIDENT OBAMA: Mr. Speaker, Madam Deputy Speaker, distinguished members, I
This afternoon the President held a one-on-one meeting, and then an expanded meeting with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, read the President's opening remarks when they spoke to the pre
