Remarks Upon Receiving the Winston Churchill Award from Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom May 14, 1991
May 14 / Administration of George Bush, 1991 Remarks Upon Receiving the Winston Churchill Award From Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom May 14, 1991 The Queen. It gives me great pleasure, standing. It is wonderful. Mr. President, to present you with the And I’m old enough to remember, from Churchill Award in recognition of the lead- World War II, Winston Churchill’s leader- ership you have shown to the world in re- ship. He inspired the United Kingdom, but cent months. he inspired everybody in this country as The President. Thank you very much. well. And I think it’s a marvelous symbol Thank you, Your Majesty, and Royal High- of the lasting, special relationship between ness Prince Philip, and Ambassador Loeb, the United Kingdom and the United States and friends of what is indeed this special of America. And I am very proud and relationship. I have prepared here about pleased and honored to receive this. a 45-minute speech—[laughter]—but if I Thank you very, very much. gave it, we would all melt. [Laughter] And we want the visit of the Queen to be the Note: The Queen spoke at 1:24 p.m. in the best ever. Rose Garden at the White House. The Presi- So, I will simply say that I am very, very dent referred to His Royal Highness Prince grateful to you, Your Majesty, for taking Philip, the Queen’s husband, and John L. the time to do this; to you, Ambassador Loeb, Jr., president of the Winston Churchill Loeb, for your leadership and what you’re Foundation and former U.S.
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