To Put All Of Your Eggs In

One Of The Things That I'm Really Concerned About Is That People Who Don't Have Power Are Not Priorities For People In Public Life. Maybe It's Always Been That Way, But I See It More Starkly Now.

First And Foremost, We Need To Go And Destroy Isis. And We Need To Do This With Our Arab Friends And Our Friends In Europe.

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 Think In Washington We Have Bigger Issues Than People Being Outraged By Somebody Else's Tweet. They Need To Look Themselves In The Mirror And Figure Out Whether They're Serving The Country Or They're Serving Their Party Or Their Own Interests.

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.