JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: We're going to interrupt Secretary Rumsfeld to take you to President Bush speaking at Wooten High School in Rockville, Maryland. He was just introduced by former Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole, former senator. And the president is going to talk about patriotism and a new initiative to increase patriotism in high schools students.</s>GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Thank you all. Sit down.</s>BUSH: Behave yourself.</s>BUSH: Thank you for the warm welcome. I'm honored to be here to announce a national effort to bring together veterans and students all across America during the week of Veterans Day, to give our young examples of duty and courage at a time when both are sorely needed. I want to thank Senator Dole for being here. I appreciate his eloquence and his service to the country. He is a...</s>BUSH: And if some of you students are wondering what you might want to do when you get older, think about teaching. I also want to thank the students and the veterans and my fellow Americans.</s>WOODRUFF: President Bush at Wooten High School in the suburbs of Washington -- in Rockville, Maryland. He was introduced by former United States senator Bob Dole, a former presidential candidate. The president announced a new initiative to have a veteran come and speak to high schools around the country to increase appreciation of what veterans have done, the sacrifice they've made. As you just heard there, the president said, "These are difficult days for all of us." He said, "We need a new generation to set examples in sacrifice and in courage." So that's President Bush at this hour.
President Bush Addresses Maryland High School