To Allow The Russian Activity To Go

I Was Discouraged When I Read That [senate Minority Leader Mitch] Mcconnell Said That Trans-pacific Partnership Was Dead, But Then I Was Told He Turned Around And Said, "no, It's Not."

I Don't Think America Should Be The Policeman Of The World, But We Have To Be Engaged And We Have To Be A Leader, And That Comes From Strong Economic Growth, A Strong Military, Good Diplomatic Efforts, And Integrating Our Business Community. I Just Think It's A Whole New Paradigm.

I've Been Frankly Very Surprised At The Intensity Of Our Differences [with Russia]. I Mean, Between What Appears To Be Hacking Of Our Political System To The Aggressive Use Of Nukes On The Borders, To These Atrocities In Syria And Their Warnings. I've Been Very, Very Surprised At The Intensity Of All This.

I've Always Been A Reformer All The Time I Served In Public Office, And Remain A Reformer In Ohio, But I Also Know How To Get Things Done. And I Think It's Important That, While We Acknowledge The Anxieties That Americans Have, I Think It's Also Important We Realize At The End Of The Day, We Need To Have Somebody Who Knows How To Land A Plane, And I've Landed Quite A Few Planes.

I've Heard A Lot Of Nasty Rhetoric About The President. We're Going To Kick Your Rear End Out Of The White House And Stuff. That's Just Not The Way I Behave.