Presidential Speeches & RemarksPresident George W. Bush's featured speeches and remarks.President Bush Participates in Joint Statement with President Kaczynski of Poland - June 8, 2007- June 8, 2007 President Bush on Friday said, "The President talked a lot about what we talked about. One thing I do want to do is praise this good country for being so strong for freedom. I love to be in a land where people value liberty, and are willing to help others realize the blessings of liberty. Kosciuszko is a statue right across the street from the White House, on which it says, "For our freedom and yours." Isn't that interesting For our freedom, and somebody else's. Poland is a great advocate for...http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/06/20070608-11.html President Bush Meets with Prime Minister Blair of the United Kingdom in Heiligendamm, Germany - June 7, 2007- June 7, 2007 President Bush on Thursday said, "Tony said we talked about global climate change. I told him in Washington, and I recommitted myself today, that the United States will be actively involved, if not taking the lead, in a post Kyoto framework, post Kyoto agreement. I view our role as a bridge between people in Europe and others and India and China. And if you want them at the table, it's important to give them an opportunity to set an international goal. And that's why I laid out the initiative I.http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/06/20070607-2.html President Bush Meets with President Vladimir Putin of Russia in Heiligendamm, Germany - June 7, 2007- June 7, 2007 President Bush on Thursday said, "Vladimir and I just had a very constructive dialogue, particularly about missile defense. He expressed his concerns to me. He is concerned that the missile defense system is not an act that a friend would do. He made some interesting suggestions. As a result of our discussions, we both agreed to have a strategic dialogue, a opportunity to share ideas and concerns between our State Department, Defense Department and military people."http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/06/20070607-7.html President Bush Meets with Japanese Prime Minister Abe in Heiligendamm, Germany - June 6, 2007- June 6, 2007 President Bush on Wednesday said, "We talked about a lot of subjects. Particularly we talked about North Korea. There is a common message here, and that is, we expect the North Koreans to honor agreements. And it's very important for the Japanese people to know that I strongly support Shinzo Abe's desire to deal with this very important issue of, the abduction issue."http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/06/20070606-11.html President Bush Meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Heiligendamm, Germany - June 6, 2007- June 6, 2007 President Bush on Wednesday said, "I'm appreciative of your leadership. I think that when people take an objective look at what's been accomplished here, people see that there's been major progress made on key issues. I come with a deep desire to make sure that those suffering from HIV AIDS on the continent of Africa know that they'll get help from the G8. I come with a deep desire to work with people around the table to reduce malaria on the continent of Africa, and feed the hungry, I know you.http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/06/20070606-7.html President Bush Participates in Joint Statement with President Klaus and Prime Minister Topolanek of the Czech Republic - June 5, 2007- June 5, 2007 President Bush on Tuesday said, "Mr. President, we're honored to call you friend. We appreciate very much our relationship, our bilateral relationship and our relationship in the transatlantic community. I thank you very much for being strong allies, Mr. Prime Minister and Mr. President, against extremists and radicals who would deny others the chance to live in a free society."http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/06/20070605-3.html President Bush Visits Prague, Czech Republic, Discusses Freedom - June 5, 2007- June 5, 2007 President Bush on Tuesday said, "In this room are dissidents and democratic activists from 17 countries on five continents. You follow different traditions, you practice different faiths, and you face different challenges. But you are united by an unwavering conviction, that freedom is the non negotiable right of every man, woman, and child, and that the path to lasting peace in our world is liberty."http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/06/20070605-8.html President Bush Attends Briefing on Comprehensive Immigration Reform - June 1, 2007- June 1, 2007 President Bush on Friday said, "One of the great things about our country is we've had the capacity to welcome people throughout our history. And we've become all Americans. We've got different backgrounds, different heritages, our forefathers may have spoken different languages, but we're all American. We've been able to assimilate under the laws and traditions of our country. And as a result, we're a stronger nation for it. America must not fear diversity. We ought to welcome diversity. We...http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/06/20070601-12.html |