We Can't Just Let Business

I Am Delighted To Be Here In These New [council On Foreign Relations] Headquarters. I Have Been Often To, I Guess, The Mother Ship In New York City, But It's Good To Have An Outpost Of The Council Right Here Down The Street From The State Department. We Get A Lot Of Advice From The Council, So This Will Mean I Won't Have As Far To Go To Be Told What We Should Be Doing And How We Should Think About The Future.

The Challenges Of Change Are Always Hard. It Is Important That We Begin To Unpack Those Challenges That Confront This Nation And Realize That We Each Have A Role That Requires Us To Change And Become More Responsible For Shaping Our Own Future.

Don't Let Anybody Tell You That Raising The Minimum Wage Will Kill Jobs.

Our Challenge Is Much More Pervasive Than It Would Be If We Were Just Facing One Enemy In One Place. [instead There Is] The Middle East, Iraq, North Korea, Iran. There's A Relatively Long List That We Believe Are Linked To The Al Qaeda Network In The Philippines, In Indonesia And In Yemen And Other Places. That Makes It Very Clear That This Is A Global Network.

I'm One Of Those People Who Thinks That Changing One's Hair Is The Only Part Of The Body That You Can Change At Will.