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Sen. Obama Holds News Conference with French President Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris
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He seems to have a good nose for how things play out.
I obviously am very appreciative of President Sarkozy's longstanding commitment to strengthen the bilateral relationship between France and the United States and enhance transatlantic relations as a whole. He has been a great leader on this, and the American people greatly appreciate President Sarkozy's approach to the relationship between our two countries.
When he came as president now to speak, he was treated like a rock star. Everybody loved him. And I think it was after that that everybody decided to call French fries "French fries" again in the cafeteria.
(LAUGHTER)
But I share his view that the United States and Europe can and will accomplish far more when we join in common cause. And today we reviewed some of the key goals that the United States and France can work together towards.
First, we discussed some of the common security challenges that we face, including peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians, which is obviously so important to all of us.
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