I Don't Understand This Thing About [bashar]

A Lot Of Politicians Now, Here's What They're Worried About. If You're A Democrat You're Worried About Your Base On The Left, And If You're A Republican You're Worried About Your Base On The Right.

I Mean, It Would Be Very Easy To Make An Inflammatory Statement On What We Ought To Do On Cyber. I Don't Think That That's Productive. But To Allow The Russian Activity To Go Unresponded To Is Not Acceptable.

Look, We Have A Very Lousy System For Retraining Workers That Get Disrupted. And, You Know, I Just Don't See Anybody That's Particularly Interested In Fixing That. They Think It's Fixed, But It's Not Fixed. So, We Need A Dramatic Improvement In The Way We Train People Who Get Displaced.

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.

I Think To A Degree This Happens When They [russians] Spot A Softness In Us, Which I Think For A While They Did.