President George W. Bush, at a press conference, indicates how John Bolton will help to continue improving the relationship between the UN and the United States
Bush mentions the accomplishments the UN and the United States have made working together. He says that Bolton will "defend our nation’s interests" and provide the crucial leadership as Ambassador to the UN. (:52)
August 1, 2005
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