Lawrence Ari Fleischer

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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Ari Fleischer… (2001)

Q But, Ari, when you talk about "coalition", it implies that you're looking for some sort of tangible support from other nations, not just words of support. Is that a way to look at it? MR. FLEISCHER: Well, this is a moment for the world to stand up to terrorism. And President Bush is very pleased with the reactions of leaders around the world. This is an opportunity for the world to stand up to terrorism, and that's how President Bush sees this. Q Ari, is the White House going to make an open-ended request to Congress for funding, or is there going to be a figure given to Congress?
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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Ari Fleischer… (2001)

There's no question that the President has strong thoughts and strong feelings. But the President also is focused on this matter in a way that -- again, I just go back to the meeting he had with the members of Congress. He is focused on rallying our nation, on helping those who need help at this time -- in New York and at the Pentagon -- expressing his sorrow to the families involved, and ascertaining all facts and all information so that the United States can and will do the right thing. Q Ari, has he heard from or reached out to former Presidents for advice, for counsel, for support?
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