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Originally Processed With FOIA(s): FOIA Number: S S FOIA MARKER This is not a textual record. This is used as an administrative marker by the George Bush Presidential Library Staff. Record Group/Collection: George H.W. Bush Presidential Records Collection/Office of Origin: Speechwriting, White House Office of Series: Speech File Draft Files Subseries: Chron File, 1989-1993 OA/ID Number: 13630 Folder ID Number: 13630-005 Folder Title: Opening Remarks - Press Conference 7/2/92 [OA 5810] Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: G 26 18 3 3 PRESS CONFERENCE \ ROOM 450 THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1992 \ 2:30 P.M. BEFORE I LEAVE FOR EUROPE, I WANT TO SAY A FEW WORDS ABOUT WHY I BELIEVE IT IS so IMPORTANT TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THAT I MAKE THIS TRIP. THANKS TO THE COURAGE AND SACRIFICE OF MILLIONS OF AMERICANS, WE HAVE WON THE COLD WAR. OUR TASK NOW IS TO SECURE THE PEACE -- TO BUILD AN EXPANDING WORLD ECONOMY: ONE THAT OPENS NEW MARKETS ABROAD AND CREATES NEW JOBS HERE AT HOME. - 2 - OUR TASK WILL NOT BE COMPLETED ON ONE FIVE-DAY TRIP. BUT WE CAN, AT THESE MEETINGS, ADVANCE THE WELL- BEING OF EVERY AMERICAN. IN THE NEW GLOBAL ECONOMY NOW EMERGING, AMERICA'S ECONOMIC INTERESTS DON'T STOP AT THE WATER'S EDGE. WE WILL NOT PROSPER IN A WORLD STIFLED BY TRADING BLOCS AND TARIFF BARRIERS. 70% OF OUR ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS HAS COME FROM EXPORTS. I WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR MORE ECONOMIC GROWTH -- AND THAT MEANS FREE TRADE. OUR PROGRESS so FAR HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIAL. ALREADY, THE NEW DEMOCRACIES OF THE EAST ARE BECOMING ATTRACTIVE SITES FOR U.S. INVESTMENT -- NEARLY $2 BILLION DOLLARS COMMITTED THIS YEAR ALONE. AND THOSE INVESTMENTS WILL HELP OUR NEW ALLIES SECURE DEMOCRACY'S GREAT GAINS AND CREATE NEW JOBS FOR AMERICAN WORKERS. THAT IS MY MISSION -- TO SECURE THESE BENEFITS FOR AMERICA AND THE WORLD. - 4 - IN WARSAW, BIRTHPLACE OF THE REVOLUTION OF '89, I WILL STAND WITH THE POLISH PEOPLE -- SHOW OUR SUPPORT FOR THEIR EFFORTS TO CONSOLIDATE THEIR HARD-WON FREEDOM. IN MUNICH, I WILL WORK WITH LEADERS OF THE WORLD'S GREAT INDUSTRIALIZED DEMOCRACIES TO BUILD A NEW WORLD ECONOMY. - 5 - I WILL ALSO MEET WITH PRESIDENT YELTSIN -- TO BUILD ON THE HISTORIC STEPS WE TOOK HERE AT THE WHITE HOUSE, AND TO UNDERSCORE OUR STRONG SUPPORT FOR RUSSIA'S REFORMS. AND ON THIS ONE THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT: AN INVESTMENT IN RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY IS AN INVESTMENT IN WORLD PEACE. - 6 - FINALLY, IN HELSINKI I WILL MEET FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH THE MEMBERS OF A CSCE NOT DIVIDED EAST FROM WEST -- BUT UNITED IN A DEMOCRATIC COMMUNITY OF MORE THAN FIFTY NATIONS. LET ME ADD ONE POINT, ON THE EVE OF THE FOURTH OF JULY: WE MUST NEVER FORGET THAT IN EUROPE TODAY REST 20 AMERICAN MILITARY CEMETERIES. AND WE MUST ENSURE THAT THERE WILL NEVER BE A 21st. - 7 - Look AT HOW FAR WE'VE ALREADY COME. WHEN I TOOK OFFICE THREE YEARS AGO, ADVERSARIES FACED US ACROSS A DIVIDED EUROPE. TODAY, THE NEW DEMOCRACIES OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE ARE OUR PARTNERS. THE THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR IS MORE DISTANT NOW THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE THE ADVENT OF THE NUCLEAR AGE. AND THINK OF WHAT THAT MEANS -- NOT FOR PRESIDENTS OR PRIME MINISTERS, NOT FOR HISTORIANS OR HEADS OF STATE -- BUT FOR PARENTS, AND THEIR CHILDREN: IT MEANS A FUTURE FREE FROM FEAR. - 8 - FOR MUCH OF THIS CENTURY IT HAS BEEN AMERICA'S DESTINY TO STAND FOR LIBERTY AND AGAINST INTOLERANCE; TO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND AGAINST OPPRESSION. Now, AT LONG LAST, THE MOMENT HAS COME FOR THE LOVERS OF FREEDOM AROUND THE WORLD TO REAP THE REWARDS OF OUR VIGILANCE. - 9 - THE OPPORTUNITY WE FACE IS HISTORIC -- THE FIRST CHANCE IN MORE THAN A HALF-CENTURY TO BUILD DEMOCRATIC PEACE AND PROSPERITY FOR AMERICA AND THE WORLD. THIS TRIP WILL BRING US ANOTHER STEP CLOSER TO OUR GOAL. # # # PRESS CONFERENCE 1 ROOM 450 THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1992 \ 2:30 P.M. BEFORE I LEAVE FOR EUROPE, I WANT TO SAY A FEW WORDS ABOUT WHY I BELIEVE IT IS so IMPORTANT To THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THAT I MAKE THIS TRIP. THANKS TO THE COURAGE AND SACRIFICE OF MILLIONS OF AMERICANS, WE HAVE WON THE COLD WAR. OUR TASK NOW IS TO SECURE THE PEACE -- TO BUILD AN EXPANDING WORLD ECONOMY: ONE THAT OPENS NEW MARKETS ABROAD AND CREATES NEW JOBS HERE AT HOME. - 2 - OUR TASK WILL NOT BE COMPLETED ON ONE FIVE-DAY TRIP. BUT WE CAN, AT THESE MEETINGS, ADVANCE THE WELL- BEING OF EVERY AMERICAN. IN THE NEW GLOBAL ECONOMY NOW EMERGING, AMERICA'S ECONOMIC INTERESTS DON'T STOP AT THE WATER'S EDGE. WE WILL NOT PROSPER IN A WORLD STIFLED BY TRADING BLOCS AND TARIFF BARRIERS. 70% OF OUR ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS HAS COME FROM EXPORTS. I WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR MORE ECONOMIC GROWTH -- AND THAT MEANS FREE TRADE. - 5 - OUR PROGRESS so FAR HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIAL. ALREADY, THE NEW DEMOCRACIES OF THE EAST ARE BECOMING ATTRACTIVE SITES FOR U.S. INVESTMENT -- NEARLY $2 BILLION DOLLARS COMMITTED THIS YEAR ALONE. AND THOSE INVESTMENTS WILL HELP OUR NEW ALLIES SECURE DEMOCRACY'S GREAT GAINS AND CREATE NEW JOBS FOR AMERICAN WORKERS. THAT IS MY MISSION -- TO SECURE THESE BENEFITS FOR AMERICA AND THE WORLD. - 4 - IN WARSAW, BIRTHPLACE OF THE REVOLUTION OF '89, I WILL STAND WITH THE POLISH PEOPLE -- SHOW OUR SUPPORT FOR THEIR EFFORTS TO CONSOLIDATE THEIR HARD-WON FREEDOM. IN MUNICH, I WILL WORK WITH LEADERS OF THE WORLD'S GREAT INDUSTRIALIZED DEMOCRACIES TO BUILD A NEW WORLD ECONOMY. - 5 - I WILL ALSO MEET WITH PRESIDENT YELTSIN -- TO BUILD ON THE HISTORIC STEPS WE TOOK HERE AT THE WHITE HOUSE, AND TO UNDERSCORE OUR STRONG SUPPORT FOR RUSSIA'S REFORMS. AND ON THIS ONE THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT: AN INVESTMENT IN RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY IS AN INVESTMENT IN WORLD PEACE. - 6 - FINALLY, IN HELSINKI I WILL MEET FOR THE FIRST TIME WITH THE MEMBERS OF A CSCE NOT DIVIDED EAST FROM WEST -- BUT UNITED IN A DEMOCRATIC COMMUNITY OF MORE THAN FIFTY NATIONS. LET ME ADD ONE POINT, ON THE EVE OF THE FOURTH OF JULY: WE MUST NEVER FORGET THAT IN EUROPE TODAY REST 20 AMERICAN MILITARY CEMETERIES. AND WE MUST ENSURE THAT THERE WILL NEVER BE A 21st. - 7 - LOOK AT HOW FAR WE'VE ALREADY COME. WHEN I TOOK OFFICE THREE YEARS AGO, ADVERSARIES FACED US ACROSS A DIVIDED EUROPE. TODAY, THE NEW DEMOCRACIES OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE ARE OUR PARTNERS. THE THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR IS MORE DISTANT NOW THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE THE ADVENT OF THE NUCLEAR AGE. AND THINK OF WHAT THAT MEANS -- NOT FOR PRESIDENTS OR PRIME MINISTERS, NOT FOR HISTORIANS OR HEADS OF STATE -- BUT FOR PARENTS, AND THEIR CHILDREN: IT MEANS A FUTURE FREE FROM FEAR. - 8 - FOR MUCH OF THIS CENTURY IT HAS BEEN AMERICA'S DESTINY TO STAND FOR LIBERTY AND AGAINST INTOLERANCE; TO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND AGAINST OPPRESSION. Now, AT LONG LAST, THE MOMENT HAS COME FOR THE LOVERS OF FREEDOM AROUND THE WORLD TO REAP THE REWARDS OF OUR VIGILANCE. - 9 - THE OPPORTUNITY WE FACE IS HISTORIC -- THE FIRST CHANCE IN MORE THAN A HALF-CENTURY TO BUILD DEMOCRATIC PEACE AND PROSPERITY FOR AMERICA AND THE WORLD. THIS TRIP WILL BRING US ANOTHER STEP CLOSER TO OUR GOAL. # # # THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON July 1, 1992 MEMORANDUM FOR DANIEL MCGROARTY FROM: STEPHEN G. RADEMAKER SR ASSOCIATE COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference Pursuant to Phil Brady's request, Counsel's Office has reviewed the above-referenced matter and has no objection to the proposed remarks. CC: Phillip D. Brady 92 JUL / P4: 12 CONFIDENTIAL Document No. 335716 55 WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM DATE: JUN3030 P5: 54 ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 9:00 A.M. WED., 7/1 OPENING REMARKS FOR JULY 2 PRESS CONFERENCE SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT HORNER SKINNER MCBRIDE SCOWCROFT MOORE \ DARMAN PETERSMEYER BRADY PORTER BROMLEY SMITH CALIO YEUTTER DEMAREST FINDLAY FITZWATER KAUFMAN GRAY MCGROARTY HOLIDAY REMARKS: Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm 122, Ext. 2930, NO LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, with a copy to this office. Thank you. RESPONSE: Too long 1 This will run about six minutes CONFIDENTIAL PHILLIP D. BRADY Assistant to the President Determined To Be an Administrative Marking Per E.O. 12356 Sec. 1.1 (a) and Staff Secretary Ext. 2702 Rune 9/30/04 is believe so it to the important people that America Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference N Before leaving for Europe, I want to say a few words about why I am making this trip and what it means to the American people. Because of the courage and sacrifice at millions of Americans, We have won the Cold War: this trip is about securing the peace. And it is about building an expanding world economy that can insure new markets abroad and new jobs at home. These tasks will not be completed on one five-day trip. The meetings I attend will not all be exciting, headline-producing events, for the process of building peace and prosperity is serious and laborious. But this work is vital to the well- being of every American. Too There are some who would say that with the Cold War won, we defensive should turn inward and get on with our domestic business. To Let them I would answer: this is domestic business. there be Let us never forget And I would remind them that there are now fewer than 20 no doubt American military cemeteries in Europe. I am working to insure will that there never has to be a 21st. This is America's business. Our country is interconnected more than we sometimes realize with the outside world. 70% of our economic growth in the last five years came from exports. Our security and prosperity rises and or falls with that of our friends and allies. We have made great progress. The democratic revolutions of have the past three years has brought enormous benefits to every threat at large scale war American. The nuclear balance of terror is over; Russian ICBMs no longer stand at high alert. 2 Three and a half years ago, when I began my first term as your President, adversaries faced us as part of the Warsaw Pact across a divided Europe; now the new democracies of central and eastern Europe are our partners. They stood with us in the Gulf War; they are with us today in trying to bring peace to their Too neighbors in the former Yugoslavia. And they are becoming jarring attractive sites for U.S. investment -- more than $2 billion transition a from already this year -- that helps them secure their democracies and also brings new profits and new jobs to America. Across the u.s. investment. territory of the former Soviet empire, vast new markets are opening up. All these are tangible benefits for our security and our prosperity. This trip is about extending and securing those benefits. It is about peace, freedom, and prosperity -- America's business. In Warsaw, where I saw the democratic revolution begin three years ago, I want to show the Poles our support and encourage them to continue their courageous reforms and consolidate their hard-won freedom. They and others in central Europe were the pioneers; they can show the way to all those trying to escape Communism's shadow. They must succeed. In Munich, the world's leading industrialized democracies Is will work to build a new global economic order -- one that this integrates the emerging market democracies of the east, with phrase hrase have their huge markets and vast potential, together with all the Locsed developing countries, into an expanding world economy. We want New to steady, sustainable global economic growth that will increase one order we know I world transfers. "Ney arder, but word camics say 3 prosperity here at home and around the world. And we will also meet with President Yeltsin to answer his offer of friendship by extending our support to Russia's reforms -- an investment in Russian democracy that it also an investment in our own future. In Helsinki, the leaders of North America, Europe, and the former Soviet Union will meet for this first time as a democratic community of more than fifty countries. We will take new steps toward building a peaceful European order, in which conflicts are solved before they turn violent and the military forces of East and West can be deployed together in peacekeeping missions. Our goal is to secure a permanent peace in an area beset in this century by confrontation and conflict. We can achieve that goal only through our commitment, involvement, and leadership. America cannot prosper in a world of turmoil, violence, or closed trading blocs. But we can give a strong boost to our own economic resurgence by securing a democratic peace and a vibrant, open world economy. We may not have another opportunity like this to establish a democratic peace in the world, and we must seize it. This trip will not solve all the problems before us, but it can bring us a step closer toward our goal, laying the groundwork for what we can achieve in the years ahead for our country and the world. Dan 1 is for working Secretary on this preat Press from today. or UUY 938 may 5 sometime Edc Pl PK x6630 92 JUL i SMIT STAO (10.0 мяоз ОЯАОИАТЕ OIL-ER AED 0.11-201 AM99 CONFIDENTIAL THIS IS A COVER SHEET FOR CLASSIFIED INFORMATION ALL INDIVIDUALS HANDLING THIS INFORMATION ARE REQUIRED TO PROTECT IT FROM UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE IN THE INTEREST OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES. HANDLING, STORAGE, REPRODUCTION AND DISPOSITION OF THE ATTACHED DOCUMENT MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE EXECUTIVE ORDER(S), STATUTE(S) AND AGENCY IMPLEMENTING REGULATIONS. (This cover sheet is unclassified.) CONFIDENTIAL STANDARD FORM 705 (8-85) 705-101 Prescribed by GSA/ISOO NSN 7540-01-213-7903 32 CFR 2003 CONFIDENTIAL Document No. WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM DATE: 6/30/92 ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 9:00 A.M. WED., 7/1 OPENING REMARKS FOR JULY 2 PRESS CONFERENCE SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT HORNER SKINNER MCBRIDE SCOWCROFT R MOORE DARMAN PETERSMEYER BRADY > PORTER BROMLEY SMITH CALIO YEUTTER DEMAREST FINDLAY FITZWATER KAUFMAN GRAY MCGROARTY HOLIDAY REMARKS: Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm 122, Ext. 2930, NO LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, with a copy to this office. Thank you. RESPONSE: See comments. PK CONFIDENTIAL PHILLIP D. BRADY Assistant to the President Determined To Be an Administrative and Staff Secretary Ext. 2702 Marking Per E.O. 12356 8 C. 1.1 (a) RM 9/30/04 Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference Before leaving for Europe, I want to say a few words about why I am making this trip and what it means to the our American country, people. our kids, our future progerity. We have won the Cold War; this trip is about securing the peace. And it is about building an expanding world economy that can insure new markets abroad and new jobs at home. These tasks will not be completed on one five-day trip. The meetings I attend will not all be exciting, headline-producing events, for the process of building peace and prosperity is serious and laborious. But this work is vital to the well- being of every American. There are some who would say that with the Cold War won, we should turn inward and get on with our domestic business. To them I would answer: this is domestic business. And I would remind them that there are now fewer than 20 American military cemeteries in Europe. I am working to insure that there never has to be a 21st. This is America's business. Our country is interconnected more than we sometimes realize with the outside world. 70% of our economic growth in the last five years came from exports. Our security and prosperity rises or falls with that of our friends and allies. We have made great progress. The democratic revolutions of the past three years has brought enormous benefits to every American. The nuclear balance of terror is over; Russian ICBMs no longer stand at high alert. L 2 Three and a half years ago, when I began my first term as your President, adversaries faced us as part of the Warsaw Pact across a divided Europe; now the new democracies of central and eastern Europe are our partners. They stood with us in the Gulf War; they are with us today in trying to bring peace to their neighbors in the former Yugoslavia. 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This trip Dan No more of a " I vision type closing will not solve all the problems before us, but it can bring us a step closer toward our goal, laying the groundwork for what we can achieve in the years ahead for our country and the world. 45 years Cold War melted. Oldy vision of the New world Order, a reality my built on the aspirations Nations President Wilsons league of of our of and accessed inited and Nations the founders CONFIDENTIAL Document No. WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM DATEJUL 133:33 ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 9:00 A.M. WED., 7/1 OPENING REMARKS FOR JULY 2 PRESS CONFERENCE SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT HORNER SKINNER < MCBRIDE SCOWCROFT MOORE \ DARMAN PETERSMEYER BRADY PORTER BROMLEY SMITH CALIO YEUTTER DEMAREST FINDLAY FITZWATER KAUFMAN GRAY MCGROARTY HOLIDAY REMARKS: Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm 122, Ext. 2930, NO LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, with a copy to this office. Thank you. RESPONSE: Excellent!! CONFIDENTIAL PHILLIP D. BRADY Assistant to the President Determined To Be an Administrative and Staff Secretary Marking Per E.O. 12356 Sec. 1.1 (a) Ext. 2702 PAL 9/30/04 Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference Before leaving for Europe, I want to say a few words about why I am making this trip and what it means to the American people. We have won the Cold War; this trip is about securing the peace. And it is about building an expanding world economy that can insure new markets abroad and new jobs at home. These tasks will not be completed on one five-day trip. The meetings I attend will not all be exciting, headline-producing events, for the process of building peace and prosperity is serious and laborious. But this work is vital to the well- being of every American. There are some who would say that with the Cold War won, we should turn inward and get on with our domestic business. To them I would answer: this is domestic business. And I would remind them that there are now fewer than 20 American military cemeteries in Europe. I am working to insure Great! that there never has to be a 21st. This is America's business. Our country is interconnected more than we sometimes realize. with the outside world. 70% of our economic growth in the last five years came from exports. Our security and prosperity rises or falls with that of our friends and allies. We have made great progress. The democratic revolutions of have the past three years has brought enormous benefits to every American. The nuclear balance of terror is over; Russian ICBMs no longer stand at high alert. 2 Three and a half years ago, when I began my first term as your President, adversaries faced us as part of the Warsaw Pact across a divided Europe; now the new democracies of central and eastern Europe are our partners. They stood with us in the Gulf War; they are with us today in trying to bring peace to their neighbors in the former Yugoslavia. And they are becoming attractive sites for U.S. investment -- more than $2 billion already this year -- that helps them secure their democracies and also brings new profits and new jobs to America. Across the territory of the former Soviet empire, vast new markets are opening up. All these are tangible benefits for our security and our prosperity. This trip is about extending and securing those benefits. It is about peace, freedom, and prosperity -- America's business. In Warsaw, where I saw the democratic revolution begin three years ago, I want to show the Poles our support and encourage them to continue their courageous reforms and consolidate their hard-won freedom. They and others in central Europe were the pioneers; they can show the way to all those trying to escape Communism's shadow. They must succeed. In Munich, the world's leading industrialized democracies will work to build a new global economic order -- one that integrates the emerging market democracies of the east, with their huge markets and vast potential, together with all the developing countries, into an expanding world economy. We want steady, sustainable global economic growth that will increase 3 prosperity here at home and around the world. And we will also meet with President Yeltsin to answer his offer of friendship by extending our support to Russia's reforms -- an investment in Russian democracy that it also an investment in our own future. In Helsinki, the leaders of North America, Europe, and the former Soviet Union will meet for this first time as a democratic community of more than fifty countries. We will take new steps toward building a peaceful European order, in which conflicts are solved before they turn violent and the military forces of East and West can be deployed together in peacekeeping missions. Our goal is to secure a permanent peace in an area beset in this century by confrontation and conflict. We can achieve that goal only through our commitment, involvement, and leadership. America cannot prosper in a world of turmoil, violence, or closed trading blocs. But we can give a strong boost to our own economic resurgence by securing a democratic peace and a vibrant, open world economy. We may not have another opportunity like this to establish a democratic peace in the world, and we must seize it. This trip will not solve all the problems before us, but it can bring us a step closer toward our goal, laying the groundwork for what we can achieve in the years ahead for our country and the world. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 30, 1992 MEMORANDUM FOR DAN McGROARTY FROM: ROGER B. PORTER RBP SUBJECT: Presidential Remarks: Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference We have reviewed the attached remarks and have noted several suggested changes on the draft. Please let us know if you have any questions or if we may help in any other way. CC: Phillip D. Brady CONFIDENTIAL Document No. WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM DATE: 6/30/92 ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 9:00 A.M. WED. 7/1 OPENING REMARKS FOR JULY 2 PRESS CONFERENCE SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT HORNER SKINNER MCBRIDE SCOWCROFT MOORE > DARMAN PETERSMEYER BRADY PORTER > BROMLEY SMITH CALIO YEUTTER DEMAREST FINDLAY FITZWATER KAUFMAN GRAY MCGROARTY HOLIDAY REMARKS: Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm 122, Ext. 2930, NO LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, with a copy to this office. Thank you. RESPONSE: CONFIDENTIAL PHILLIP D. BRADY Assistant to the President Determined To Be an Administrative and Staff Secretary Ext. 2702 Marking Per E.O. 12356 Suc. 1.1 (a) THE 9/30/04 Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference Before leaving for Europe, I want to say a few words about why I am making To this trip and what it means to the American people. ADVANCING We have won the Cold War; this trip is about securi securing the peace. And I it is about building an expanding world economy that WORKING TOGETHER TO OPEN AND EXPAND CREATE can insure new markets abroad and new jobs at home. These tasks will not be completed on one five-day trip. The meetings I attend will not all be exciting, I headline-producing events, for the process of building peace and prosperity is CONTINUED EFFORTS TO MOVE FORWARD on THIS serious and laborious. But this work is vital to the well- being of every American. ARE AREVE There are some who would say say that with the Cold War won, we should turn inward and get on with our domestic business. To them I would answer: this is domestic business. And I I would remind them that there are now fewer than 20 American military cemeteries in Europe. I am working to insure that there never has to be a 21st. This is America's business. Our country is interconnected more than we sometimes realize REST of THE with the outside out world. 70% of our economic growth in the last RESULTED five years came from exports. Our security and prosperity rises or falls with that of our friends and allies. We have made great progress. The democratic revolutions of HAVE the past three years has brought enormous benefits to every American. The nuclear balance of terror is over; Russian ICBMs ON no longer stand at high alert. 2 Three and a half years ago when I began my first term as CONFRONTED your President, adversaries faced us as part of the Warsaw Pact across a divided Europe; now the new democracies of central and eastern Europe are our partners. They stood with us in the Gulf War; they are with us today in trying to bring peace to their neighbors in the former Yugoslavia. And they are becoming attractive sites for U.S. investment -- more than $2 billion STRENGTHEN already this year -- that helps them secure their democracies and also brings new profits and new jobs to America. Across the territory of the former Soviet empire, vast new markets are opening up. All these are tangible benefits for our security and our prosperity. This trip is about extending and securing those benefits. It is about peace, freedom, and prosperity America's business In Warsaw, where I saw 9 the democratic revolution begin three A years ago, I want to show the Poles our support and encourage them to continue their courageous reforms and consolidate their ARE hard-won freedom. They and others in central Europe were the WHO HAVE pioneers; they can show the way to all those trying to escape Communism's shadow. They must succeed. In Munich, the world's leading industrialized democracies will work to build a new global economic order -- one that NEW AND integrates the emerging market democracies of the east, with their huge markets and vast potential, together 9 with all the STET SEEK developing countries, into an expanding world economy. We want steady, sustainable global economic growth that will increase 3 prosperity here at home and around the world. And we will also meet with President Yeltsin to answer his offer of friendship by extending our support to Russia's reforms -- an investment in Russian democracy that it also an investment in our own future. In Helsinki, the leaders of North America, Europe, and the former Soviet Union will meet for this first time as a democratic community of more than fifty countries. We will take new steps toward building a peaceful European order, in which conflicts are BECOME solved before they turn violent and the military forces of East and West can be deployed together in peacekeeping missions. ENSURE Our goal is to secure a permanent peace in an area beset in this century by confrontation and conflict. We can achieve that goal only through our commitment, involvement, and leadership. AND OTHER NATIONS WILL NOT MEET THEIR POTENTIAL America cannot prosper in a world of turmoil, violence, or Fore closed trading blocs. But we can give a strong boost to our own ADVANCIME THE EXPANDING economic resurgence by securing a a democratic peace and vibrant, THE open world economy. MUST SEIZE THIS We may not have another opportunity like this I to establish a democratic peace in the world, and we must seize it I This trip NOT PRODUCE SOLUTIONS TO CHALLENGES CONFRONTING will not solve all the problems before us, but it can bring us a step closer toward our goal, laying the groundwork for what we can achieve in the years ahead for our country and the world. CONFIDENTIAL Document No. 33571655 5210 WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM DATE: 16/30/92 : ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 9:00 A.M. WED., 7/1 OPENING REMARKS FOR JULY 2 PRESS CONFERENCE SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT HORNER SKINNER > MCBRIDE SCOWCROFT MOORE DARMAN PETERSMEYER BRADY PORTER BROMLEY SMITH CALIO YEUTTER DEMAREST FINDLAY > FITZWATER \ KAUFMAN GRAY MCGROARTY HOLIDAY > REMARKS: Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm 122, Ext. 2930, NO LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, with a copy to this office. Thank you. RESPONSE: July 1, 1992 The NSC Staff concurs with changes as indicated. CONT FIDENTIA Brent Scowcroft PHILLIP D. BRADY CC: Phillip D. Brady Assistant to the President Determined To Be an Administrative and Staff Secretary Ext. 2702 Marking Per E.O. 12356 Sec. 1.1 (a) Rune 9/30/04 Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference Before leaving for Europe, I want to say a few words about why I am making this trip and what it means to the American people. We have won the Cold War; this trip is about securing the peace. And it is about building an expanding world economy that can insure new markets abroad and new jobs at home. These tasks will not be completed on one five-day trip. The meetings I attend will not all be exciting, headline-producing events, for the process of building peace and prosperity is serious and laborious. But this work is vital to the well- being of every American. There are some who would say that with the Cold War won, we should turn inward and get on with our domestic business. To them I would answer: this is domestic business And I would remind them that there are now fewer than 20 American military cemeteries in Europe. I am working to insure that there never has to be a 21st. This is America's business. Our country is interconnected more than we sometimes realize with the outside world. 70% of our economic growth in the last five years came from exports. Our security and prosperity rises or falls with that of our friends and allies. We have made great progress. The democratic revolutions of have the past three years has brought enormous benefits to every American. The nuclear balance of terror is over; Russian ICBMs no longer stand at high alert. 2 Three and a half years ago, when I began my first term as your President, adversaries faced us as part of the Warsaw Pact across a divided Europe; now the new democracies of central and eastern Europe are our partners. They stood with us in the Gulf War; they are with us today in trying to bring peace to their neighbors in the former Yugoslavia. And they are becoming attractive sites for U.S. investment -- more nearly than $2 billion Committed already this year -- that helps them secure their democracies and also brings new profits and new jobs to America. Across the territory of the former Soviet empire, vast new markets are opening up. All these are tangible benefits for our security and our prosperity. This trip is about extending and securing those benefits. It is about peace, freedom, and prosperity -- America's business. In Warsaw, where I saw the democratic revolution begin three years ago, I want to show the Poles our support and encourage them to continue their courageous reforms and consolidate their hard-won freedom. They and others in central Europe were the pioneers; they can show the way to all those trying to escape Communism's shadow. They must succeed. In Munich, the world's leading industrialized democracies will work to build a new global economic order -- one that integrates the emerging market democracies of the east, with their huge markets and vast potential, together with all the developing countries, into an expanding world economy. We want steady, sustainable global economic growth that will increase 3 prosperity here at home and around the world. And we will also meet with President Yeltsin to answer his offer of friendship by extending our support to Russia's reforms -- an investment in IS Russian democracy that N also an investment in our own future. In Helsinki, the leaders of North America, Europe, and the former Soviet Union will meet for this first time as a democratic community of more than fifty countries. We will take new steps toward building a peaceful European order, in which conflicts are solved before they turn violent and the military forces of East and West can be deployed together in peacekeeping missions. Our goal is to secure a permanent peace in an area beset in this century by confrontation and conflict. We can achieve that goal only through our commitment, involvement, and leadership. America cannot prosper in a world of turmoil, violence, or closed trading blocs. But we can give a strong boost to our own economic resurgence by securing a democratic peace and a vibrant, open world economy. We may not have another opportunity like this to establish a democratic peace in the world, and we must seize it. This trip will not solve all the problems before us, but it can bring us a step closer toward our goal, laying the groundwork for what we can achieve in the years ahead for our country and the world. CONFIDENTIAL Document No. WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM DATE: 6/30/92 ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 9:00 A.M. WED., 7/1 OPENING REMARKS FOR JULY 2 PRESS CONFERENCE SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT HORNER SKINNER MCBRIDE x SCOWCROFT X MOORE DARMAN PETERSMEYER BRADY PORTER BROMLEY SMITH CALIO N/C YEUTTER > X DEMAREST FINDLAY FITZWATER KAUFMAN GRAY N/C MCGROARTY HOLIDAY REMARKS: Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm 122, Ext. 2930, NO LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, with a copy to this office. Thank you. RESPONSE: CONFIDENTIAL PHILLIP D. BRADY Assistant to the President and Staff Secretary Ext. 2702 Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference Before leaving for Europe, I want to say a few words about why I am making this trip and what it means to the American people. We have won the Cold War; this trip is about securing the peace. And it is about building an expanding world economy that can insure new markets abroad and new jobs at home. These tasks will not be completed on one five-day trip. The meetings I attend will not all be exciting, headline-producing events, for the process of building peace and prosperity is serious and laborious. But this work is vital to the well- being of every American. There are some who would say that with the Cold War won, we should turn inward and get on with our domestic business. To them I would answer: this is domestic business. And I would remind them that there are now fewer than 20 American military cemeteries in Europe. I am working to insure that there never has to be a 21st. This is America's business. Our country is interconnected more than we sometimes realize with the outside world. 70% of our economic growth in the last five years came from exports. Our security and prosperity rises or falls with that of our friends and allies. We have made great progress. The democratic revolutions of the past three years has brought enormous benefits to every American. The nuclear balance of terror is over; Russian ICBMs no longer stand at high alert. 2 Three and a half years ago, when I began my first term as your President, adversaries faced us as part of the Warsaw Pact across a divided Europe; now the new democracies of central and eastern Europe are our partners. They stood with us in the Gulf War; they are with us today in trying to bring peace to their neighbors in the former Yugoslavia. And they are becoming attractive sites for U.S. investment -- more than $2 billion already this year -- that helps them secure their democracies and also brings new profits and new jobs to America. Across the territory of the former Soviet empire, vast new markets are opening up. All these are tangible benefits for our security and our prosperity. This trip is about extending and securing those benefits. It is about peace, freedom, and prosperity -- America's business. In Warsaw, where I saw the democratic revolution begin three years ago, I want to show the Poles our support and encourage them to continue their courageous reforms and consolidate their hard-won freedom. They and others in central Europe were the pioneers; they can show the way to all those trying to escape Communism's shadow. They must succeed. In Munich, the world's leading industrialized democracies will work to build a new global economic order -- one that integrates the emerging market democracies of the east, with their huge markets and vast potential, together with all the developing countries, into an expanding world economy. We want steady, sustainable global economic growth that will increase 3 prosperity here at home and around the world. And we will also meet with President Yeltsin to answer his offer of friendship by extending our support to Russia's reforms -- an investment in Russian democracy that it also an investment in our own future. In Helsinki, the leaders of North America, Europe, and the former Soviet Union will meet for this first time as a democratic community of more than fifty countries. We will take new steps toward building a peaceful European order, in which conflicts are solved before they turn violent and the military forces of East and West can be deployed together in peacekeeping missions. Our goal is to secure a permanent peace in an area beset in this century by confrontation and conflict. We can achieve that goal only through our commitment, involvement, and leadership. America cannot prosper in a world of turmoil, violence, or closed trading blocs. But we can give a strong boost to our own economic resurgence by securing a democratic peace and a vibrant, open world economy. We may not have another opportunity like this to establish a democratic peace in the world, and we must seize it. This trip will not solve all the problems before us, but it can bring us a step closer toward our goal, laying the groundwork for what we can achieve in the years ahead for our country and the world. EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT STATE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET WASHINGTON, D.C. 20503 7-1-92 92 JUL / All: 40 NOTICE: Enclosed are comments from staff members of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Such comments do not necessarily represent the official position of the Director of OMB or of the Office of Management and Budget. If you wish to have the Director's personal comments, please let me know -- and contact me if you have any questions. James C. Murr Associate Director for Legislative Reference and Administration Darman / Line is line CONFIDENTIAL Document No. WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM DATE: 6/30/92 ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 9:00 A.M. WED., 7/1 OPENING REMARKS FOR JULY 2 PRESS CONFERENCE SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT HORNER SKINNER MCBRIDE SCOWCROFT MOORE > DARMAN PETERSMEYER BRADY PORTER BROMLEY SMITH CALIO > YEUTTER DEMAREST FINDLAY > FITZWATER KAUFMAN GRAY MCGROARTY HOLIDAY REMARKS: Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm 122, Ext. 2930, NO LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, with a copy to this office. Thank you. RESPONSE: Sue comment respond at a PHILLIP D. BRADY Assistant to the President later time Determined To Be an Administrative and Staff Secretary Marking Per E.O. 12356 Sec. 1.1 (a) Ext. 2702 Rave 9/30/04 Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference Before leaving for Europe, I want to say a few words about why I am making this trip and what it means to the American people. We have won the Cold War; this trip is about securing the peace. And it is about building an expanding world economy that can insure new markets abroad and new jobs at home. These tasks will not be completed on one five-day trip. The meetings I attend will not all be exciting, headline-producing events, for the process of building peace and prosperity is serious and laborious. But this work is vital to the well- being of every American. There are some who would say that with the Cold War won, we should turn inward and get on with our domestic business. To them I would answer: this is domestic business. And I would remind them that there are now fewer than 20 American military cemeteries in Europe. I am working to insure that there never has to be a 21st. This is America's business. Our country is interconnected more than we sometimes realize with the outside world. 70% of our economic growth in the last five years came from exports. Our security and prosperity rises or falls with that of our friends and allies. We have made great progress. The democratic revolutions of the past three years has brought enormous benefits to every American. The nuclear balance of terror is over; Russian ICBMs no longer stand at high alert. 2 Three and a half years ago, when I began my first term as your President, adversaries faced us as part of the Warsaw Pact across a divided Europe; now the new democracies of central and eastern Europe are our partners. They stood with us in the Gulf War; they are with us today in trying to bring peace to their neighbors in the former Yugoslavia. And they are becoming attractive sites for U.S. investment -- more than $2 billion already this year -- that helps them secure their democracies and also brings new profits and new jobs to America. Across the territory of the former Soviet empire, vast new markets are opening up. All these are tangible benefits for our security and our prosperity. This trip is about extending and securing those benefits. It is about peace, freedom, and prosperity -- America's business. In Warsaw, where I saw the democratic revolution begin three years ago, I want to show the Poles our support and encourage them to continue their courageous reforms and consolidate their hard-won freedom. They and others in central Europe were the pioneers; they can show the way to all those trying to escape Communism's shadow. They must succeed. In Munich, the world's leading industrialized democracies will work to build a new global economic order -- one that integrates the emerging market democracies of the east, with their huge markets and vast potential, together with all the developing countries, into an expanding world economy. We want steady, sustainable global economic growth that will increase 3 prosperity here at home and around the world. And we will also meet with President Yeltsin to answer his offer of friendship by extending our support to Russia's reforms -- an investment in is Russian democracy that it also an investment in our own future. (Howard) In Helsinki, the leaders of North America, Europe, and the former Soviet Union will meet for this first time as a democratic community of more than fifty countries. We will take new steps toward building a peaceful European order, in which conflicts are solved before they turn violent and the military forces of East and West can be deployed together in peacekeeping missions. Our goal is to secure a permanent peace in an area beset in this century by confrontation and conflict. We can achieve that goal only through our commitment, involvement, and leadership. America cannot prosper in a world of turmoil, violence, or closed trading blocs. But we can give a strong boost to our own economic resurgence by securing a democratic peace and a vibrant, open world economy. We may not have another opportunity like this to establish a democratic peace in the world, and we must seize it. This trip will not solve all the problems before us, but it can bring us a step closer toward our goal, laying the groundwork for what we can achieve in the years ahead for our country and the world. CONFIDENTIAL Document No. WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM 92. 30 6 /30/92 ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 9:00 A.M. WED., 7/1 OPENING REMARKS FOR JULY 2 PRESS CONFERENCE SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT HORNER SKINNER MCBRIDE SCOWCROFT MOORE DARMAN PETERSMEYER BRADY PORTER BROMLEY SMITH CALIO YEUTTER DEMAREST FINDLAY FITZWATER KAUFMAN GRAY MCGROARTY HOLIDAY REMARKS: Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm 122, Ext. 2930, NO LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, with a copy to this office. Thank you. RESPONSE: Comment p.1 CONFIDENTIAL PHILLIP D. 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The opportunity now open to us is historic it d We may not have another opportunity like this to establish a democratic peace in the world and we must seize it This trip will not solve all the problems before us, but it Ω can bring us a step closer toward our goal laying the groundwork for what we can achieve in the years ahead for our country and the world. 07/01/92 09:41 202 3951039 NSC LEGAL 1 001 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON July 1, 1992 MEMORANDUM FOR DANIEL MCGROARTY FROM: STEPHEN G. RADEMAKER SR ASSOCIATE COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Opening Remarks for July 2 Press Conference Pursuant to Phil Brady's request, Counsel's Office has reviewed the above-referenced matter and has no objection to the proposed remarks. CC: Phillip D. Brady