The math doesn’t add up.

I think that is in the interest of the American people. I think that is an 'America First' policy that will be effective, and so we have to give them the space to do it.

I've made it very clear I think the president has executive authority. It's an appropriate level of authority to deal with the unfair trade practices.

He’s very supportive of us working together.

This has been a very constructive process.

He understands it. He supports the process. He wants us to do this right and do it well, and sometimes it takes a little bit more time to do that.

I think you've got to give him the space. It is having the desired effect right now.

I’ve made it very clear. I think the president has executive authority.

There is a trust factor that’s been kind of betrayed in recent history so we’re all a little bit wary of this negotiation process.

The Democrats who didn’t vote for Bernie in 2016 or 2020 never questioned his moral leadership.

I plead with my party not to embrace anti-tariff absolutism.

Washington’s failed 'free trade' consensus... had constituted a 'race to the bottom' that 'hollowed out our industrial power' and 'cost us good jobs.'

It’s going to fail.

I trust the president, but I don’t trust the Senate. They’re a key part of this conversation.

They can’t stop us.

I think some of them are Republicans, some of them may be conservative Democrats.

The oligarchs have unlimited amounts of money. They own the media, they have tremendous power over the political process.

America must stop large corporations from moving jobs to 'low-wage countries.'