Lawrence Ari Fleischer

Name: Press Briefing by Press Secretary Ari Fleischer, July 6, 2001
Author: Lawrence Ari Fleischer

Press Briefing by Press Secretary Ari Fleischer… (2001)

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“Press Briefing by Press Secretary Ari Fleischer, July 6, 2001”, published in 2001, is a work by Lawrence Ari Fleischer. It explores elements such as Congress, Putin and issues.

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

“ Even though there have been some favorable developments, in terms of price movements on energy -- and particularly the price of gasoline at the pump -- the President does not believe that anybody in Congress should be lulled into a false sense of security. America remains overly dependent on foreign supplies of oil. And we have an ageing infrastructure that continues to leave America at risk of blackouts and brownouts at any given moment in many places around the country this summer. ”

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

“ Well, I think it's a sign of the strength of U.S.-Russia relations, the importance that President Bush attaches to helping Russia to have a strong economy. The President believes that a strong Russian economy is in America's national interest and in the interest of the world. And the United States, under President Bush, is committing to working closely and productively with Russia to strengthen their economy. ”

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

“ In remarks Monday to the America's Promised Group that is coming to the White House, the President will focus Congress's attention on three major legislative initiatives that he expects Congress to take action on over the summer. One, again, will be education. You're going to see the President continuing to return to the topic of education, reminding Congress to take care of the people's business, and not to get sidetracked. ”

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

“ There are several important issues that are pending in the Congress, that the President is concerned are receiving less than their fair share of consideration, important issues that have moved to the back burner, when the American people expect them to be on the front burner. ”

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

“ And the issues will be, again, education, patients' bill of rights and the faith-based initiative. In those remarks on Monday, he will also remind the Congress of the importance of taking action on energy. The House of Representatives believes that it will pass energy measures to protect America's energy independence and to promote conservation by July 12th. ”

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

“ I would imagine the President has maybe heard from some other folks by way of cards or cables; that wouldn't surprise me at all. It's a happy confluence of a birthday and independence. People seem to be happy to express their wishes on both points. ”

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

“ They discussed a wide variety of issues and talked about how they could work together on strategic stability, on improved economic relations and on a variety of regional issues. And toward that point, on behalf of the President, I want to announce today the President -- foreign President Putin, that Secretary Evans, Secretary O'Neill and Dr. Rice will all travel to Russia following the meetings in Genoa of the G-7-plus-1.
If you recall, in Ljubljana, the President discussed with President Putin a mission to Russia, to help Russia with improving economic circumstances. ”

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

“ MR. FLEISCHER: They talked about continuing a follow-up, and there will be additional follow-ups as a result of the meeting in Ljubljana and, as the President announced, with President Putin, in Slovenia, in various working groups under DOD that will be working on that issue. Q Did they set a date for this Crawford summit? MR. FLEISCHER: We have not announced a date yet. Q So does that mean they set a date? (Laughter.) MR. FLEISCHER: We have additional issues, just make certain they work out. We would never want to hold a meeting in Crawford without enough phone lines. ”

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