Steven Mnuchin

My obligation is to uphold the law. We have cooperated with all investigations and we will absolutely do that.

What I care about is when they tell us that there is no cap. So I am not interested in them going from 49 to 52 percent. I want no cap.

It can be a real vulnerability that various bad actors, including terrorists and criminals, can exploit.

We want to transition from a worldwide system, where we allow companies to defer and not pay taxes and leave trillions of dollars offshore, to a territorial system that is competitive.

I agree that law enforcement's anti-money-laundering efforts face serious challenges if they are unable to determine the beneficial ownership of the various companies and entities that utilize the U.S. financial system.

We want to cut down the number of brackets. We want to simplify taxes--95 percent of Americans will be able to do their taxes on a giant postcard.

I do support the CDFI program. I think it has been effective.

A budget should not be an end in itself, but a means of improving the lives of Americans.

Our main priority is to change that system to a territorial system so trillions of dollars come back, can be invested here, and it will benefit workers.

We have significant concerns about the JCPOA. My opinion is that sanctions worked.

The United States credit is of utmost important. We are the reserve currency and we must pay our bills on time.

I hope we all have a goal to get back to 3 percent GDP and can work together on that.