We have to be realistic. The state, we think, can help some. It's not going to be able to do it all.

The state, I think, needs to just be a little bit more proactive -- monitor the bridges more often and do something about it, not wait until these disasters happen all the time.

I think we have no apologies to make. We were in a state of global rivalry with a global adversary.

We clearly do have, I think, an obligation. Not because of something we did in the past, but because of who we are today and who we want to be in the future -- to see to it that ... the people of Zaire have a chance for a decent future.

Those peckerwoods don't know what they're doing. They don't. They're not being realistic.

Our costs are going up, and we're having a difficult time addressing all the expenses we need to maintain a high quality of education.