who said this

The question “who said this” cannot be answered as asked because no specific quote or line was provided, and there is no way to infer which phrase you mean from context alone.

What’s missing

To identify who said this , it is necessary to have at least one of the following:

• The exact quote
• A short excerpt from the quote
• Some context (e.g., “it’s from a political speech in the 1960s”)

Without that, any answer would just be a guess and very likely wrong, which would be misleading.

How to get a precise answer

If you still want to know who said it, you can reply with:

1. The full sentence or paragraph, or
2. A screenshot or text snippet of the quote, or
3. A brief context (for example: “it’s a motivational quote about failure and success”).

With that information, it becomes realistic to track down the actual source of the quote rather than attributing it incorrectly.

Bottom note: Information is identified using publicly available quote databases and reference sites where possible.