if elected I would vote no on Senator Schumer for majority leader, because I believe our party needs new energy.

We’ve got to look in the mirror and be honest: it’s time for change.

Personally, I don’t get saying we want to build the future while recycling leadership from the past.

We’re in crisis, and with everything we learned last election, I just don’t believe Senator Markey should be running for another six-year term at 80 years old.

I’m going to be focused on earning their votes and earning their trust.

it’s time for a new generation of leadership for Democrats and for America.

When we look at that, we prioritize troops and law enforcement.

We’re in a crisis, and with everything we learned last election, I just don’t believe Sen. Markey should be running for another six-year-term at 80-years-old.

I’m taking responsibility for this situation, and I’m also not going to back down from fighting back for California, from being tough.

If this report is accurate, every single Republican leader from President Trump on down … ought to condemn these comments swiftly and unequivocally.

That’s a fact that also cannot be ignored, and as a conservative and as a business owner in the construction industry and as a realist, I can say we have to do something about labor, and that needs to be a smarter plan than just rounding…

The Democratic Party no longer even can dream of saying to you, you know, 'Mary Smith won. You may not like her politics, but she’s the Democratic nominee.'

I don't have anything to negotiate.

We have a labor force in America, across many industries, that has been built on illegal labor.

I mention Gaza in virtually every speech. And without exception, whether you’re doing it in Viroqua, Wisconsin; Los Angeles, California; Newport, Vermont—wherever you’re doing it—it is almost always a standing response.

President Trump did not want any of our military to go without pay as a result of Democrats’ political theater, and we at DHS worked out an innovative solution to make sure that didn’t happen.

If your question is, 'Is it conceivable that good people can take over the Democratic Party and make it a working-class party?'—that’s a possibility.

They don’t even understand it, John. It’s not their world.