This is not George Bush's backyard. This is my backyard.

This is a man who campaigned for the last week, indeed for the last two weeks, saying, I'm a southerner. I can win here in the south.

That's who's leaving the White House come November.

The bottom line is this is a very fluid race. It looks like it's narrowed down to two or maybe three candidates.

The job is about more than a paycheck. It's about dignity, it's about self-respect. It's about men and women who have spent their lives taking care of their families and want to do it again. As your president, we will bring jobs to South…

I think if we want real change in Washington, we need somebody who hasn't been there for 15 or 20 years.

Well, I think we'll win delegates in every state tomorrow.

It is important for voters to know when they're casting their vote in the primaries tomorrow that I'm a candidate who doesn't just talk about being able to win in tough states. I've actually done it.

The life that I have lived is the dream that is being shut off for so many Americans every single day.

I won't accept that proposition. I'm going to win.

I think it's going to be a very close dogfight here in South Carolina.

I believe that I need to win South Carolina, and I will win it.

Yes, it is. The answer is, the life that I have lived is the dream that is being shut off for so many Americans every single day.

I think the world of Congressman Clyburn. And that's just the truth.

I think voters -- in a presidential election, voters -- you can't tell voters what to do. They're going to evaluate each one of us and decide who they want to be their president.

The point is -- and I think everybody should go to the next round. However, come a week from Tuesday night, if you don't have any Ws on there, you have to win or leave.

Everybody is going to claim some kind of a version of victory here.

This cease-fire is over tonight.