There Are Still People - The Majority

I Think What We've Had In The Past Is The Government Has Said, "well, We Need To Collect The Whole Haystack." And The Haystack Is Americans' Privacy. Every Americans' Privacy. We Have To Give Up All Of Our Privacy.

I Would Have Never Released The Sanctions [for Iran] Before There Was Consistent Evidence Of Compliance.

What I Don't Like From The President's Administration Is This Sort Of, 'i'll Put My Boot Heel On The Throat Of Bp.' I Think That Sounds Really Un-american In His Criticism Of Business. And I Think It's Part Of This Sort Of Blame-game Society In The Sense That It's Always Got To Be Someone's Fault Instead Of The Fact That Sometimes Accidents Happen.

The Question's Whether Or Not There's An American Interest In The Civil War [in Syria]. The Question Is Whether Or Not A Military Strike On [bashar] Assad Will Cause Him To Be Encouraged To Use More Weapons Or Discouraged. It's Easy Enough To Say - And The President [barack Obama] Says Though This Will Teach Him A Lesson - But His Military Strike Is Intended Not To Target Him Individually, Not To Bring About Regime Change.

I've Thought For Some Time That The Answer To A Lot Of Problems In The Middle East, Including Iran, Include An Active Role With Russia. And I Think, In Some Ways, We've Taken Show Votes In The U.n. That Are Guaranteed To Failure Before We Take Them.