DONNA KELLEY, CNN ANCHOR: As promised, here we go to the Warsaw University, the library, where President Bush is going to be giving a policy speech on Europe, talking about the future of Europe and</s>NATO. GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Mr. President, thank you very much for your gracious hospitality that you and your wife have shown Laura and me. Mr. Prime Minister, members of the government, distinguished members of the clergy, distinguished citizens from this important friend of America, students, Mr. Rector, thank you very much for your warm greeting. It's a great honor for me to visit this great city, a city that breathes with confidence, creativity and success of modern Poland. Like all nations, Poland still faces challenges, but I am confident you'll meet them with the same optimistic spirit a visitor feels on Warsaw streets and sees in the city's fast-changing skyline. We find evidence of this energy and enterprise surrounding us right now in this magnificent building and, you can hear it in the air. Today's own -- Poland's orchestra called Goilats (ph)...</s>KELLEY: President Bush, with an emotional ending there in his speech, at Warsaw University, at the library, talking about how, during the war, hardly a brick was unbroken there, but they rose up again, brick by brick -- and with the statue that talks about Jesus at the base of the cross, trying to get up -- lift up your hearts. The president was talking about how he would like to see NATO for all, if they're ready to seek and share responsibility and stability, and welcoming a Europe that would be united, democratic and diverse and looking for a partnership -- and what America, Poland, and all of Europe can do for the rest of the world. He called Poland an important friend of America and talked about the courageous moments in history in Poland: about the revolt in 1943, the Warsaw ghetto. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
Bush in Europe: President Speaks in Poland