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President Bush Welcomes French President Sarkozy to Walker'

August 11, 2007,11:47 A.M. EDT,PRESIDENT BUSH: You all having a good time here?,Q Thank you, it's great.,PRESIDENT BUSH: Particularly thinking about you, Mark.,Q Yes, sir.,PRESIDENT BUSH: Mark, let me ask you, looking forward to going down to Crawford?,Q You bet, can't wait.,PRESIDENT BUSH: Good, well, that will be Monday.,President Nicolas Sarkozy of France is welcomed to Walker’s Point by President George W. Bush, former President George H.W. Bush and his wife Barbara Bush Saturday, August 11, 2007, in Kennebunkport, Maine. White House photo by Shealah Craighead Q Mr. President, what do you expect about France --,PRESIDENT BUSH: I expect to be with a friend. I'm looking forward to having him with my family. The best way we can do things -- best way we send a good signal to President Sarkozy is invite here at the family house. I've got a lot of my brothers around, my sister, my daughters. He's going to figure out what --,FORMER PRESIDENT BUSH: Youngest grandchild made these signs.,MRS. BUSH: Did you see the signs the grandchildren made?,FORMER PRESIDENT BUSH: Le signe.,PRESIDENT BUSH: What language are you speaking? (Laughter.),FORMER PRESIDENT BUSH: Is that "sign" -- signe?,Q Mr. President, aren't you disappointed that --,PRESIDENT BUSH: Never disappointed, always upbeat. Feeling good, feeling optimistic about life. Thank you. Thank you. Disappointed about what?,Q About Mrs. Sarkozy not coming?,PRESIDENT BUSH: Of course we are. She's a very dynamic woman. She is -- we were looking forward to seeing her, as well as the children. And so we're disappointed she's sick, but we understand. That happens sometimes in life.,FORMER PRESIDENT BUSH: Very nice of him to come, having been back to France yesterday --,PRESIDENT BUSH: Yes.,FORMER PRESIDENT BUSH: -- it's amazing.,Q Are you surprised the President of France vacations in America?,PRESIDENT BUSH: We're pleased he's here. Of course he makes the choice he makes. If people were asking me where I think they ought to vacation, it would be right here in America -- where I'll be vacationing, as you know. Monday, starting in Crawford.,Q Could you imagine you, or you, sir, as President, vacationing in a foreign country?,PRESIDENT BUSH: Of course I could.,Q Really?,PRESIDENT BUSH: Yes, there's some spectacular1 spots around the world that would be --,FORMER PRESIDENT BUSH: We've done it.,PRESIDENT BUSH: -- great places to relax. But as you know, Mark, I'm a fellow -- I'm a Texan, I like my place down there. I like to go down there as much as I can. It's where I can relax. It's also -- the job follows you wherever you go, you're always President. And so here we are at my Mother and Dad's house, enjoying a beautiful Maine day, fixing to sit down with the President of France. We're going to have a heart-to-heart talk. We'll be talking about a lot of key issues.,The good thing about President Sarkozy is you know where he stands, he'll tell you exactly what he thinks. And I hope he'd say the same thing about me.,President George W. Bush greets President Nicolas Sarkozy of France upon his arrival to Walker’s Point Saturday, August 11, 2007, in Kennebunkport, Maine. White House photo by Shealah Craighead Q Do you think, if he invites you to go to,France for a vacation --

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