Canada Brian Mulroney in the South Lawn during the afternoon. Questions are posed and answered regarding relations between the United States and Canada, the North American Free Trade Agreement, Haiti, Israel, and Bosnia. President Clinton addresses the National Conference of Mayors in the State Dining Room. February 6 – President Clinton delivers a radio address in the Oval Office during the morning. His remarks are geared toward addressing the incomes of families and the policies being enacted by his administration to raise the living standard, citing the need "build a high-growth, high-skilled, high-wage economy by investing in the health, the education, the job training, and the technologies of our people and their future." February 8 – President Clinton announces the establishment of the White House Office on Environmental Policy in the Roosevelt Room during the morning. President Clinton answers questions from reporters on the Social Security taxes of all of the administration's cabinet and deputy secretaries, the paying of back taxes, and Bosnia in the Oval Office during the afternoon. February 9 – President Clinton addresses the reorganization and reduction of the White House staff in remarks in the Briefing Room during the morning. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office during the afternoon, President Clinton says he "gave up 350 staff members". February 10 – President Clinton holds a meeting with his cabinet in the Cabinet Room during the morning. The meeting centers around staff reductions within their various departments and President Clinton signs three executive orders centered around reduction and commissions. President Clinton participated in a televised town meeting program in the studios of WXYZ-TV in Detroit. He fielded questions from the studio audience as well as studio audiences in Miami, Florida and Washington state while seated on a stool in the Detroit studio. President responds to 1993 Jack in the Box E. coli outbreak in the Pacific Northwest. February 11 – President Clinton delivers an address to business leaders in the East Room during the morning. President Clinton holds his third news conference in the Rose Garden during the afternoon. President Clinton announces his nomination of Janet Reno for United States Attorney General at the start of the conference and Reno answers questions on whether she is a feminist, her qualifications, and her stances on immigration law. February 12 – President Clinton answers questions from reporters over the feedback he has received from congressmen and whether he