CNN 2010-06-20（在线收听）

I'm pleased to announce that BP has agreed to set aside $20 billion to pay claims for damages resulting from this spill. This $20 billion will provide substantial assurance that the claims people and businesses have will be honored.  It’s also important to emphasize this is not a cap.  The people of the Gulf have my commitment that BP will meet its obligations to them.

The vast majority of the more than 100,000 people that have flooded across the border from Southern Kyrgyzstan; these camped to Uzbekistan, they are women and children. But there are thousands of people still across the border in Southern Kyrgyzstan behind the barbed wire fences not being committed by the Uzbeks to come across. They are living in very desperate conditions. According to the reports, they are getting very short of water, very short of food, and no real shelter. People are here that they’re traumatized by what they've been through in southern Kyrgyzstan; they didn't really want to go back to their homes there, because their homes have been burned down a lot of them, anyway. But we're hearing these terrible reports of women being racked, raped by Kyrgyz gangs, or of the people still suffering on the ground there in southern Kyrgyzstan.

We are adding to our list of sanction entities in a number of institutions and individuals who are helping Iran finance nuclear and missile programs and to evade international sanctions. Our actions today are designed to deter other governments and foreign financial institutions from dealing with these entities and thereby supporting Iran’s illicit activities.