Scott Jennings

The President issued a signing statement. He said he wanted three things, $2,000 checks, repeal of 230 and a voter fraud commission.

Obviously, Joe Biden's going to be the next president, and everybody is pretty much dealing with that reality.

American institutions work, and by the way, we'll have another election in two years and another election in four years.

It's a crackpot statement. I mean, it's a ridiculous statement.

I think Republicans are enormously grateful to Trump for beating the Clinton machine, for taking on the media everyday, for doing some of the things that they don't think their establishment leaders were willing to do.

He could continue to be the most popular Republican in the country and somebody who is sought after to do all the things you just said, fund-raising and campaigning and otherwise.

Joe Biden has won the race, an incredibly close race, by the way. I don't dispute that it is extremely close in a few states, but it's quite apparent that Biden won, and to drag the party through this is not good for the party or for…

I think Biden can play this one of two ways. He could go out and try to fully engage. The smarter way might be to just say, look, I'm going to ignore this guy.

This isn't about the next month or two months, this is about the next 30 or 40 years, having a majority of Supreme Court of conservatives of people who believe in originalism and the text of the constitution for Republicans.

If you're worried about dark money in politics, Democrats have a lot more of it in this election than Republicans.

Yes. It struck me that what happened was some strategists gave him a meeting and said here's some data and here is how we've sliced and indices the electorate.

I think moving forward, what the president has to do is try to reframe his administration's response because right now people don't believe it's been good.