President Bush speaks at the summit on international development at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center. Bush says that during this financial crisis, international development is essential to reaching our interests more than ever before. Bush explains how the United States can aid the rest of the world in hunger, disease, and illiteracy, while helping itself at the same time. Bush says, "The best long-term policy for the United States is to help nations develop their own agricultural industry, so we don't have to deal with global food crisis year in and year out."
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