Well, you know what he was talking about was the war on terror is unlike any war the United States has been in. We can't say that there will be a head of state that shows up and says, 'I'm ready to sign a peace treaty.'
Andy Card explains the unique nature of the war on terror and the challenges it presents.
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I'm saying Donald Trump is not likely to be the Republican nominee, and I don't think he's likely to be president of the United States.
The American people say, we're frustrated, we are doubly frustrated. We are frustrated with President Obama, we are frustrated with Democrats, we are frustrated with Republicans. We want the government to work.
I think they can -- I think they can make a lot of progress to bringing discipline to the government. And the president should be working very hard to help them accomplish that objective, because the American people spoke so loudly.
The truth is one minute after 12:00, when the president takes the oath of office, he is the president.