This Week's Quotes

The biggest people in the world signed that and I signed it as president. It really is a form of protection.

The Republican Party is as united as I’ve ever seen it. They love me, and I love them.

So to be honest with you, the numbers — when we did that convention — it dropped our numbers. Everybody’s numbers dropped. Right now, yeah, not good.

It was actually, in terms of sport, and in terms of golf, and in terms of our country, it was a great win.

The only conclusion one can draw is that the Democrats have concluded that it is good politics for them not to allow the Republicans to ‘get a victory’ or the president to ‘get a victory’ in the middle of a political season.

It’s not enough for us to just tell states to consider making data centers pay for grid upgrades.

The data centers, complements mostly of John Husted, were given two and a half billion dollars in tax subsidies to come to Ohio.

Some critics online don’t like my welfare work requirement ad. Next thing you know they’ll say I should have used cookies instead of cheese balls.

But you, you actually work hard. You pay taxes to cover welfare for guys like Brad who just choose not to work.

The White House is spending YOUR taxpayer money on pro-Trump campaign ads.

I like the message. But it shouldn’t be paid for with taxpayer dollars.

They treated the United States very, very badly. I think a deal will be made, but it’s gotta be a fair deal.

Canada has been really very difficult to deal with, actually, and they’ve charged our farmers 400% tariffs and more.

To defend our election infrastructure from foreign malign influence and ensure that every lawful voter can cast their ballot free from foreign intimidation, coercion, or fear.

And so, in that moment, you know, that you zoomed in on, I’m just thinking about 12,000 homes, 30,000 jobs, largest housing development since the early 1970s.

The number one thing that we’ve been speaking about recently has been Sunnyside Yard, which is this idea, for decades, of building a platform over a rail yard and then building 12,000 homes.

That boy ain’t right at all. Not at all.

Sen. Tuberville, is he dumber than concrete or is he dumber than a box of rocks? I will take his name to equate his I.Q. I think a T-U-B-E-R is a potato. That’s an apt name for him, potato. He’s that dumb.