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

The President always welcomes Congress to work its will. Congress, I think, will recognize the complexity of this issue, and Congress will take a look at the same issues the President has looked at, and recognize that any action that the United States takes must reduce global warming, it must reduce greenhouse gases, and it must do so in a way without harming the American economy or putting people out of work.
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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Press Secretary Ari Fleischer… (2001)

The United States does not produce and will not produce weapons of -- biological weapons. We do not. We're adherent to the treaty, and we obey it. But Iran is recognized around the world as a violator of the treaty. Yet that protocol has been agreed to by Iran, because they know it is so flimsy that they can cheat their way right through it. So the President is being very realistic, and is protecting America's interest by not simply agreeing to a protocol that Iran has accepted, because Iran knows that it's not worth the paper that it's written on.
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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Press Secretary Ari Fleischer… (2001)

But there will be other issues where the President will be proud to stand tall and strong to represent America in a world that doesn't always see things the American way. But it's not the first time the world has differed with America. But when America displays leadership around the world, and around the principles that President Bush has articulated, about making sure that we protect the United States from rogue missile threats, from third world nations that would represent harm to the United States through biological weapons, the American people, the President believes, support his stance.
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