Yeah, I’d be lying otherwise.

I think it’s about our democracy. It’s about the future of this republic.

Fate will determine that.

I think the biggest challenge for anyone who runs for any office is people see right through you.

We've got a crisis in this country besides the crisis that we've discussed around the future of this republic.

Campaign gets serious today. New Yorkers start to focus.

It's a hell of a way to govern.

Who the hell knows?

He's a wrecking ball. Not just the symbolism and substance of the East Wing; he's wrecking alliances, truth, trust, tradition, institutions.

[Trump's] presidency de facto ends, if we are successful, we the people are successful, in taking back the House.

I think it's about our democracy.

The idea that a guy who got 960 on his SAT, that still struggles to read scripts, that was always in the back of the classroom – the idea that you even throw that out is, in and of itself, extraordinary.

If you have a Speaker Johnson, we may have a third-term of President Trump, I really believe that.

Every coastal municipality in South Carolina has passed a resolution opposing oil and gas exploration activities offshore. I stand firmly with them.

Don’t tell me New Yorkers are Islamophobic. They’re not.

What he is doing is the oldest, dirtiest political trick in the book: divide people.

I didn’t take the remark serious at the time, of course I think it’s an offensive comment, period. But it did not come out of my mouth, that’s the point.

New Yorkers are not Islamophobic.