Jay Carson Quotations

What he did say was that any ports proposal should be subject to full scrutiny.

I guess it's called artistic license for a reason because President Clinton, as usual, was wearing his wedding ring when he posed for the portrait.

I looked up and thought, man, that guy really looks like President Bush. And it was!

From the very beginning, '60 Minutes' was clear that the only response they would take to this story was from President Clinton. . . . They could not have been more vague about the actual allegations.

Forty-one just wanted to come by and say hello. He was really great, and our staff really appreciated it.

He takes calls from world leaders every day on a variety of topics.

He does not have clients, nor is he an adviser for Dubai Ports World.

He's been very clear like senator Clinton and many people of both sides of the aisle ... he's legitimately concerned about foreign-state ownership of ports.

It brought legitimate and environmentally friendly business to Vermont. We are not going to make any apologies for it.

While President Clinton wants to do anything he can to help his wife win re-election, the story is simply not true. The anonymous sources in this story are anonymous because they were wrong.

Contrary to reports, no member of staff or traveling party ever called the golf course in question and we are not sure where the story came from.

Dean feels that there are few things that could be more appropriate the day before the Iowa caucus than attend Sunday school and church with Jimmy Carter. Carter has been very, very friendly to us. He really likes the governor. But the direct words out of his mouth have been that he's not going to endorse anyone in the '04 race. We're still talking to him, but we've pretty much accepted that he's not going to do it.

It's a bold and sweeping step that industry and childhood obesity advocates have decided to take together.

If you're having an agriculture event in South Dakota, and the senior senator from South Dakota is a conferee on the farm bill and he's not invited, it might lead one to question whether that was an official policy event.

He's supportive and is supportive of senator Clinton's position on this.

He's really wanted to start doing it more for a long time. He wants to stay in touch.

He told them that they needed to submit to full scrutiny and they needed to make their proposal safer and more secure for America's ports.

He thinks that any ports' deal should be subject to full scrutiny and should take concrete steps to make U.S. ports safer.

I can say right off the bat that he's focused on the work of his foundation, which among many activities is treating hundreds of thousands of AIDS patients around the world, fighting childhood obesity here at home and helping tsunami and hurricane victims.

The first we learned of the details of that charge was watching the show on Sunday night.