The idea that we are going to somehow solve the root causes in all of Latin America of corruption, of the kind of military threats going on, that is just not going to happen.

It is an F.

All the talk about we need to address root causes, it is like come on, guys. This is taking our eye off the ball, which is we need to have our borders secure.

We cannot solve poverty here. We cannot end crime here, in our own country. The idea that we are going to do it in dozens of countries across Latin America and reduce the desire of people to come to America is just not realistic.

Complete the fencing and make sure that we are, in every way we can, securing it, at least physically, as well as the other sources that we have.

I believe President Trump's character and conduct make him unfit for office. Even so, I believe the New York prosecutor has stretched to reach felony criminal charges in order to fit a political agenda.

I agree with Senator Cassidy and with your own comments, Mr. Schultz, which is that people have a legal right to form a union.

But there is also union greed.

I also think it is somewhat rich that you are being grilled by people who have never had the opportunity to create a single job.

How in the world could anyone sit and listen to this and go, 'You know, that's OK with me, use the Federal government as contractors to go suppress free speech.'?

I also think it is somewhat rich that you are being grilled by people who have never had the opportunity to create a single job.

I'm shocked that they don't want to condemn it.

But there is also union greed.

I agree with Senator Cassidy and with your own comments, Mr. Schultz, which is that people have a legal right to form a union.

I think my description to you is sufficient that you could make a judgment of that.

I also think it is rich to not recognize the extraordinary conflict of interest we have, which is our Democratic colleagues overwhelmingly get their campaign funds from unions.

But there is also union greed.

I recognize at the outset there is some irony to a non-coffee drinking Mormon conservative defending a Democrat candidate for President in perhaps one of the most liberal companies in America.