Mr. Miller gave a very good definition of imperialism.

U.S. military action against Denmark in Greenland would not be appropriate.

there was some bully pulpit intimidation going on

We are not at war. We do not have U.S. armed forces in Venezuela, and we are not occupying that country.

There are a lot of ideas.

The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war — that is true — but it also vests the president of the United States with vast authorities as commander in chief.

Things are still being hashed out. There's always the details -- the so-called devil's in the details, or maybe the angel's in the details

Look, I can tell you, as speaker of the House, as the person who's in charge of defending Article I powers, I'm just going to insist to you that those have not been traversed in any way by what happened here.

I don't think anybody's seriously considering that. And in the Congress, we're certainly not.

My God, we’re the United States of America, right? We care — or at least we used to care — about democratic norms.

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We’re a long way from boots on the ground.

We are powerful. We have the strongest military on Earth, and we can run any country we want.

I'm not completely against deportations, but the way they're handling it is a real disgrace

We’ve been warning for weeks that the Trump administration’s dangerous, sensationalized operations are a threat to our public safety, that someone was going to get hurt. Just yesterday, I said exactly that.

ensure there is a full, fair, and expeditious investigation to ensure accountability and justice.

I won’t mince words here.

Donald Trump and his allies – in Washington, in St Paul and online – want to make our state a colder, meaner place.