believes Republicans will get along with him during an afternoon appearance in the State Dining Room. President Clinton announces the nomination of James Lee Witt for Director of the Nation's Federal Emergency. February 13 – President Clinton meets with the Economic Policy Group for a discussion on the budget. February 15 – President Clinton denies that he will appear before Congress and that the administration seeks to change the course of the past twelve years under his two immediate predecessors in the Roosevelt Room during the morning. President Clinton delivers an evening Oval Office address previewing his speech to Congress and reflecting on the current climate of the economy. February 16 – President Clinton delivers remarks via satellite from Room 459 of the Old Executive Office Building to the California Economic Conference during the afternoon. February 17 – President Clinton delivers an address before a joint session of the members of Congress outlining his administration goals. February 18 – President Clinton delivers an address at the Union Station in St. Louis, Missouri during the afternoon. February 19 – President Clinton announces the nomination of Thomas Glynn for the position of Deputy Secretary of Labor. February 20 – President Clinton attends a town hall meeting in the East Room during the morning, answering questions from Peter Jennings concerning the White House, the presidency, Little Rock school integration, his daughter, women in elected office, civil disturbances in Los Angeles, health care reform, his education, violence in schools, and proposed handgun legislation. February 21 – President Clinton delivers an afternoon address at Santa Monica College in Santa Monica, California. February 22 – President Clinton has a telephone conversation with Larry Villella on CBS radio and the economy while on Air Force One. President Clinton delivers an address to employees of Boeing in Hangar 40–23 at Boeing in Everett, Washington during the afternoon. February 23 – President Clinton attends the U.S. Chamber of Commerce National Business Action Rally at DAR Construction Hall during the morning. President Clinton answers questions aboard Air Force One during the afternoon on his impending discussions with United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali. February 24 – President Clinton releases a statement on the intended resignation of Prime Minister of Canada Brian Mulroney praising him and his country. February 26 – The World Trade Center in New York City is bombed by terrorist Ramzi Yousef, who detonated a truck bomb in the