I think it got better. And I think we proved that earlier this week.

I'm going to counter, no matter who's elected president, advocating things that I think are not good for America.

I wouldn't have withdrawn from Afghanistan. I wouldn't have submitted four budgets in a row for defense that don't even keep up with inflation.

It was – it was clear that it was not going to have a border provision attached to it.

Every argument that made it – made by the opponents is provably wrong.

I stand by everything I have said on January 6, and February 13, 2021.

It was clear that it was not going to have a border provision attached to it.

What I care about is, what does the person who actually gets elected ultimately do?

I think we need to stick with them. I think it's important to us.

This is my principal interest: pushing back against isolationism.

That Ronald Reagan had it right. You get peace through strength.

I think we'll find out sometime soon.

I don't think any federal legislation is likely to get 60 votes in the Senate on any – any direction.

First responsibility is the administrations of these colleges.

I said it was possible. I didn't say that was my view. I just said it was possible.

I think it's a dangerous situation.

I'm pretty clearly on the non-isolationist side.

It's in our interest. None of this is charity.