英语演讲稿：Bush speech on his Iraq visi Bush#39;.docVIP

英语演讲稿：Bush speech on his Iraq visi Bush#39; Good morning. earlier this week, i treled to baghdad to visit the capital of a free and democratic iraq. it was an incredible feeling to stand in the cockpit of air force one and watch the pilot steer us in toward baghdad. After we landed, i had the pleasure of meeting with our dedicated embassy staff and intelligence officers serving far from home under dangerous circumstances. and i was honored to meet with some of our troops, including those responsible for bringing justice to the terrorist zarqawi. it was a privilege to shake their hands, look them in the eye, and tell them how much the american people appreciate their daily courage, and how much we appreciate the sacrifices that they and their families are making. On my trip, i also met with the new iraqi prime minister maliki, and i was able to see firsthand his strong character and his determination to succeed. we held a joint meeting of our two cabis, with members of my cabi participating by video teleconference from camp did. the prime minister briefed us on his plan to take immediate steps in three key areas: improving security, building up iraqs economy so iraqis can see real progress in their lives, and reaching out to the international munity to secure support for iraqs new government. then we discussed how my administration can help the prime minister acplish these vital objectives. His top priority is securing baghdad, so coalition and iraqi forces he launched operation together forward, a joint effort to restore security and the rule of law to high-risk areas of the city. to help the prime minister improve security, we will continue embedding coalition transition teams in iraqi army and police units, and we will help the new iraqi ministers of defense and interior improve their mand and control, root out corruption, and investigate and punish human rights violations. we will also support the prime minister as he works to rein in illegal militias, build a j