"On All Saints’ Day, I join Christians across our Nation in honoring the men and women through the centuries whose extraordinary lives of faithfulness reveal the great goodness and love to which human beings can aspire." "Every generation of Americans has understood the profound power of the example of a heroic and holy life, which is why the names of saints are so interwoven throughout the American landscape. From Santa Monica, California, to St. Augustine, Florida, saints greet us on maps and road signs across the country." "Even our professional sports carry this legacy. When New Orleans received its National Football League franchise on November 1, 1966, the date was no accident: It was All Saints’ Day. A local businessman championed the name “Saints,” inspired by the city’s celebrated jazz anthem, “When the Saints Go Marching In.”" "From sea to shining sea, these names are a constant reminder that a great civilization needs more than materi...
- "You have to understand with the press, with me, every question is a kill. This has been going on for 10 years now."
- "They're going for the kill at all times."
- "They ask me a question: 'What do you think about unification of Northern Ireland and Ireland?' I said, 'Oh, that's a nice question.'"
- "I actually said it would be, I think, a very cool thing, to be honest with you."
- "That's one of those questions where no matter what you say, no matter how well you say it, there's no good answer."
- "If you opened up in the U.K. the North Sea, your prices will tumble. As soon as they open up the great North Sea — one of the most valuable sites in the world — when that's open, your prices are going to go way down."
- "Everything will work out just fine. It's all going to work out fine." — on the Strait and Saudi Arabia
- "It's a great thing being an Ambassador from the United States, and you're well represented here — that, I can tell you."
- "He's a good golfer who doesn't cheat. I know a lot of good golfers; they cheat like hell. I would never send them to Ireland because too many bad things can happen."
Sources: Remarks to United States Embassy personnel and business leaders in Dublin, and remarks in an exchange with reporters following a visit with President Catherine Connolly of Ireland, September 12, 2026.
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