... It will be about threats to our freedom, ... It will be about threats coming from terrorism, and it will be about defending, preserving and extending the peace. And I think you'll find it a newsy speech.
... It will be about threats to our freedom. It will be about threats coming from terrorism, and it will be about defending, preserving and extending the peace. And I think you'll find it a newsy speech.
[? White House press secretary Ari Fleischer said Vice President Dick Cheney had been moved from the White House complex to a secure but undisclosed location.] Just as three weeks ago, various security steps were taken beyond what is normally done, ... That was done again today.
[A day after President Bush told Arafat he needed to do more to] rout out terrorists, ... needs to do more to bring about a secure environment in the Middle East.
[After reading a quote from the South Dakota Democrat last fall in which he urged that war not be] politicized, ... It's hard to assess what Senator Daschle means when his remarks are so inconsistent.
[Asked later whether removing troops from the border would constitute a] de-escalatory step, ... Clearly, one way to reduce the risk of war is to de-emphasize the instruments of war, and that includes troops.
[Bush] understands the right to defend, but the president wants it to be toned down so that people do not believe this becomes a matter of war,
[Bush] understands the right to defend, but the president wants it to be toned down so that people do not believe this becomes a matter of war.
[Calling Syria a] state that sponsors terrorism, ... already held nerve gas ... but is trying develop more toxic and persistent nerve agents.
[Earlier, White House spokesman Ari Fleischer reiterated the administration's support for reforming the authority.] It is time for the Palestinian Authority to reform. That is what the president is watching, ... That is the heart of the matter.
[Later Friday, he was taping a] message of sympathy and solidarity ... be joining our friends in Australia in a day of mourning for the terrible tragedy that took place. We lost lives, they lost a lot of lives.
[Medical technicians tried to administer oxygen to Fleischer, 40, but he refused.] They kept trying to give it to me, but I didn't want it, ... They checked my blood pressure and all other vital signs and everything was fine.
[One official described the sessions as] polite but tough. ... it is important that his report be a statement of the facts.
[President Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, national security adviser Condoleezza Rice and Secretary of State Colin Powell are reaching out to the member nations.] There'll be a lot of diplomacy going on, ... There's no question that all 15 member states of the Security Council are important and will all be talked to.
[Specificity can serve a larger purpose as well, indicating what voters might expect from a prospective Bush or Gore administration.] That way, ... if you get elected, you've got a mandate to govern.
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