Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress Following the Soviet-United States Summit Meeting in Geneva | Ronald Reagan
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Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress Following the Soviet-United States Summit Meeting in Geneva
November 21, 1985 Mr. Speaker, Mr. President, Members of the Congress, distinguished guests, and my fellow Americans: It's great to be home, and Nancy and I thank you for this wonderful homecoming. And before I go on, I want to say a personal thank you to Nancy. She was an outstanding Ambassador of good will for all of us. She didn't know I was going to say that. Mr. Speaker, Senator Dole, I want you to know that your statements of support here were greatly appreciated. You can't imagine how much it means in dealing with the Soviets to have the Congress, the allies, and the American people fir
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