I've Been To War. I've Raised Twins.

And, Again, I Don't Know Where He [osama Bin Laden] Is. I — I'll Repeat What I Said. I Truly Am Not That Concerned About Him.

If I Look Back To When I Was 20 And Somebody Said You'd Be President, I Would Have Said No Way.

I Feel A Special Kinship For Our Military. Because, Unfortunately, I Became A Wartime President. And Committed Our Military In The Defense Of Our Country To Difficult Assignments. I Tell People All The Time, I Don't Miss Much About Being President; I Do Miss Looking In The Eyes Of People Who Volunteered To Serve. And So Not Only Do I Feel A Kinship, I Feel An Obligation And A Duty To Help.

I'm The Commander -- See, I Don't Need To Explain -- I Do Not Need To Explain Why I Say Things. That's The Interesting Thing About Being President.

We Will Make Sure Our Troops Have All That Is Necessary To Complete Their Missions. That's Why I Went To The Congress Last September And Proposed Fundamental - Supplemental Funding, Which Is Money For Armor And Body Parts And Ammunition And Fuel...