We love our Marines and owe a debt of gratitude to Camp Pendleton, but next time, the Vice President and the White House shouldn't be so reckless with people's lives for their vanity projects.

When we made the decision as an administration to put the infrastructure bill and the CHIPS Act first, I actually think that was a mistake.

I write in the book that I thought it was a big mistake to not invite Elon Musk when we did a big EV event.

If we can’t meet the basic needs of the people, there will be this backlash, which is going to resonate and sound like it is about ‘blame the rich’.

The President is putting his ego over responsibility with this disregard for public safety. Firing live rounds over a busy highway isn’t just wrong – it’s dangerous.

This is chaos and confusion.

Using our military to intimidate people you disagree with isn’t strength – it’s reckless, it’s disrespectful, and it’s beneath the office he holds.

I absolutely understand that I could have been better in those moments.

I’m going to hold myself to that standard, to do better and to acknowledge that I fell short.

Federal troops are not welcome in the city, and that crime is coming down.

It’s access on the basis of affordability.

This is about respecting law enforcement as professionals, but having high professional standards.

You don’t need a new prescription.

I unequivocally condemn the threats and violence against ICE agents.

I’m going to be focused on earning their votes and earning their trust.

I’m taking responsibility for this situation, and I’m also not going to back down from fighting back for California, from being tough.

Just because a party thinks that they can gain an advantage by redrawing lines all of a sudden doesn’t mean they should do it.

It’s extremely disappointing to me that he did not do the right thing in advocating for our members and protecting the House as an institution.