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What I don't want and what Hoosiers in my district don't want is to be subject to yet another one of California's unworkable radical climate mandates.

There are some complex issues here, but we are working constructively to get this done.

Was there anything you wanted to add about the oil cap policy that you didn't have a chance to during the previous round of questioning?

The next opening days of a Trump presidency are going to be a continuation of the last days of the last Trump presidency.

I'm worried about not just who controls the White House, but who controls the House and the Senate.

They need to jump on this issue and they need to be clear and direct about it.

I think it would be irresponsible to run if he were being treated for that.

He's not winning this race. He's more likely - if you just look at the data and talk to people around the country, political people around the country, it's more likely that he'll lose by a landslide than win narrowly this race. And if the…

The only thing that you can do now to cement that for all time and prevent utter catastrophe is to step down and let someone else do this.

He needs to come to grips with this. I know he cares about the country, cares deeply about the threat that Trump represents, he needs to act on that.

I think that this is a -- this will define him if he moves forward.

The Republicans are officially a cult with a platform that is simply, 'we support Donald Trump and no issues.'

I don't think it is unhealthy for the Democrats to have this conversation, we are were still a few months away.

The Democrats aren't a cult yet. I mean, look, we -- if you look back eight years and basically up until the last couple of years, they've always been people speaking out against Donald Trump.

We have to be honest with ourselves that it wasn't just a horrible night.

This is entirely in the president's hands. And what he has to think about is what's best for himself and the country.

I think the president's done a great job in many, many ways. And he should be proud of that. That's not the question on the table. The question is, is he up for the next four?

That's not really what elections are about. They're not about the last four years, they're about the next four years.