And I know we can do a better job. And I hope the country's beginning to get a sense that there is now a culture of respect in Washington, D.C., and, as importantly, a culture of accomplishment, that we're getting some things done. And not everybody's going to agree with every detail, but we're getting things done. And that's important, because, after all, those of us who have assumed the high offices we hold must understand we have a responsibility to those offices. We have a responsibility to conduct ourselves in ways in which somebody will say, I'd like to serve.
Public service is a noble calling.
Public service is important to this nation. But you don't have to be a president or a congressman or a secretary of a cabinet to affect people's lives in a positive way. And that's why I'm so optimistic about America, and so optimistic about our future, and so thankful that you are here to give me a chance to talk about our vision. Thanks for coming, and God bless.