But what I will challenge in any stories I see is any idea that we didn't want to help people. We certainly wanted to help everyone.

This will help people who have been uncertain (about the fats in foods) to be much more concrete about what's in these foods.

They both offer a lot to one another. They can help one another. Our greatest challenge will also be our reward.

It's offensive to me to suggest that somehow, as I've seen some headlines and some reports do, that people, that Americans weren't helped because they are poor or because of their race. That is anti-American. That is not what our country is about.

The challenge in policymaking is to take all the steps we can to help avoid unnecessary costs, to help people save money, to drive costs down wherever possible. That's the way to have both affordability and better and better health care.

Words of Muslims are important. It's important for people to know that Muslims think that terrorism is the epitome of injustice because it targets innocent people. People need to hear those words, and they're more credible from Muslims themselves.