KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: We are going to take you now to Knoxville, Tennessee, President George Bush addressing the freedom corps. Let's listen in.</s>GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Thank you all very much. Thank you all for coming. I'm sure glad to be back in Knoxville, Tennessee. I want to thank you for your warm welcome. I want to thank you for your hospitality. And I want to thank you all for coming today to give me a chance to talk about the future of this great country and why I'm optimistic about the future of this great country and why I'm so proud to be an America, to be the president of this great county.</s>PHILLIPS: President George W. Bush addressing the Freedom Corps, an organization which he started, in Knoxville, Tennessee, pushing the importance of volunteerism and saluting police, fire and emergency personnel. The president pointing out that all of these individuals are crucial to homeland security, especially right now, that everything from volunteering into a neighborhood watch to being a police officer, to calling a terrorism tip line will all help in this war on terror and homeland security. The president receiving a huge applause when taking time to talk about the soldiers in Afghanistan and that this war is for the long haul, and will defend freedom at all costs. The president getting an even bigger applause when he said, he's not seeking revenge, he is just seeking justice.
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