A Friend Asked One Of My Daughters,

If Somebody Wants To Sit Down With Me For An Hour And Interview Me And Ask Me Any Question About My Record, My Policies, My Foreign Policy Experience, My Domestic Policy Experience, I'm Willing To Do That.

As Long As The White House Is Deadly Serious, Which They Tell Me They Are, I'll Help Them Anyway I Can.

You Watch People Run For President, And A Large Part Of What They Say, They Don't Ever Follow Through On. But I Don't Think You Can Afford To Wait On This [trade Agreements].

If I Were President, I Would Want To Spend A Lot Of Time Going To The Legislatures And Telling Them About Best Practices, Whether It's About Fighting Poverty, Whether It's About Educating Kids. The States Are The Laboratories Where We Can See What Works. And I Think Presidents Can Have A Much Better Relationship With Legislatures.

And, Frankly, What Happens Out Of Washington Is, It Creates A Wind In My Face, Uncertainty Over Obamacare, Uncertainty Over Their Tax Policy, Uncertainty Over The Regulatory Policy.