LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: Let's go to the president -- President Bush now beginning his remarks in Conestoga, Pennsylvania.</s>GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Which was Monday.</s>HARRIS: And with that, we have President Bush describing these two executive orders that he is just about to execute right now. But much of the rest of his energy plan is going to require the help of Congress to actually enact it. We heard him describe his plan quite in more -- in detail, the same detail we heard him describe it yesterday -- the plan basically, in sum, coming in three separate parts: the diversification of sources, enhancing supplies and looking for new sources of energy, meaning the safe exploration for oil and developing nuclear power. And environmentally-safe energy technologies is one area. Another area is conservation. He's also pushing the idea of more conservation and also the developing and improving the nation's energy infrastructure, being the third part of his plan. This is a plan that the president says is based on common sense, hope, and new technologies. And he also was quite adamant about -- and quite repeatedly mentioning conservation and environmentally-friendly policies here, saying that economic growth and environmental policy do not have to be zero-sum propositions. Of course, we will continue to follow this as the plan develops, as his sales pitch for the plan develops.
President Bush Addresses Energy Policy