I think this is about hate and bigotry versus what we want to be as a country.

I firmly believe wholeheartedly that Donald Trump is a white supremacist in chief.

I want people to set aside those prejudices and actually understand what it means to be a patriot.

I actually do think that it was very easy for the President of the United States to actually be on the right side of history.

I also think, though, that many Americans who are persecuted by the same neo-Nazis... are not surprised by this at all.

We've got to determine what we're going to do about it. A missile defense is going to be a key.

Well, Anderson, this issue is much bigger than North Korea. We're now living in a world we've got to understand that North Korea is going to have nuclear weapons.

I can't talk about classified information.

It's important for the U.S. to flex their muscles. Ambassador Nikki Haley has followed up over the weekend saying the U.S. is prepared to do whatever it takes.

President Trump's comments is not a real issue here. President Obama tried for eight years, speaking in very conciliatory, soft tones and we see where that ended up.

We're prepared to do whatever it takes to defend ourselves and to defend our allies. We have tried to say multiple times that all options are on the table.

Good trade policy unlocks opportunity for American families and gives us the tools necessary to make sure our trade partners play by the same rules.

It is important for the left hand to know what the right hand is doing.

We need to make sure we get good agreements on the issue of duty evasion through Canada and Mexico.

I certainly think it is an issue of reciprocity and fairness, one that we have not addressed that needs to be addressed.

Improving trade enforcement has been a priority for me and for this committee for some time.

I think that we should be able to have complete access, and we should not be subject to any caps or limits.

Simply put, trade is alive and well in South Carolina.