MILES O'BRIEN, CNN ANCHOR: President of the United States is in Dinuba, California. He's talking about the economy. Let's listen.</s>GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: ... the universal call of all religions to love a neighbor just like you'd like to be loved yourself. He helps each month to organize and pick up food donations. He knows when somebody's hungry and hurts, there needs to be love to help that person. Denny (ph) sets a great example. The Ruiz company sets a good example by encouraging people like Denny (ph) to volunteer. My call to our fellow Americans is love a neighbor. When you find somebody who hurts, put your arm around them. Mentor a child. Go see shut-ins. Tell somebody you love them on a daily basis. America can and will change, one heart, one soul, one conscience at a time, thanks to the soldiers in the armies of compassion. And, Denny (ph), thank you for being here.</s>BUSH: We also passed taxes. See, I believe that if somebody has more money in their pocket, that person is going to demand an additional good or a service, and when that person demands a good or a service in our marketplace, somebody will produce a good or a service. And when somebody produces that good or a service, somebody is more likely to find work. The best way to get out a recession and to encourage job creation is to let the people keep more of their own money.</s>MILES O'BRIEN, CNN ANCHOR: President of the United States in California.
Bush Speaks to California Audience