Madeleine Albright

With Joe Biden as President, I am confident that the United States will, once again, be a force for good in the region.

The United States and the European Union must focus their efforts in Bosnia on the abuse of government and State-owned enterprises, taking away the leverage of powers that keep the current system in place.

They are going to miss your leadership in Congress, as will I.

I am more than troubled by the fact that we have a president who is seeking reelection on the basis of lies of dividing us further.

They are undermining the very kind of trust and activities that go with a free election.

What strikes me is that we have lost the element of what democracy is about, the rule of law, the importance of a free media, not a situation where one group is made to hate the other one, and sees them as the enemy.

What I'm very troubled by right now, Anderson is that Xi Jinping and Trump are pushing each other's nationalism buttons. And that is very dangerous, because they're both trying to prove that they're more powerful, that they can punish that…

I found what he said insulting, and something that he - I hope, he deeply, deeply regrets, and that it does not signify an entire view of this country, because I think the American people are incredibly generous, and do want to and - and…

I find it one of the most un-American statements I've ever heard.

I thought it was completely un-American.

It makes it very hard when America says you need to let in more people, and meanwhile, we are cutting our own numbers.

I think it is inhumane toward the people that want to come in and the many refugees that have been created, and so I think it is, frankly, un-American.