Donald Trump has failed us. The prime minister of Israel has failed in that regard, and he was just coming after me on this today.

Here’s the reality, there was no union that was hurt by right to work, but we do know this, maybe a couple public sector unions, but no real working man’s, working women’s union was hurt by right to work.

I do not plan to make anything easier for Republicans or Mike Rogers.

I’m not going to get a directive, I don’t believe, from the President of the United States, from our Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, that says, ‘Pete, go out there and do what you can to advocate for, secession or for the people of…

I think at this point in time, we’ve made it very clear we are not going to take a position on that.

That’s the president’s call.

No, we’re not meeting with the separatists and strategizing this at all.

Canadians get upset about a number of things.

The bridge was not open when it was announced a couple of weeks ago by mutual agreement of the Canadian government and the U.S. government

We’re going to get over this. We’re going to get through it.

I know that they donate to Republicans and Democrats

The Morouns operate a significant business in the United States, and in the United States, companies involved in those kinds of businesses donate to all kinds of campaigns

Americans are contributing significantly more than half of the revenue that will pay back however Canada financed this

The bridge is obviously going to open," Hoekstra told CBC News and the New York Times at the July 4 party. "We all want it open. There are some things that we're working through and we'll get those resolved I think relatively quickly."

I’m not in a position to guarantee anything. These decisions are made at the White House. They are made by the president

We've got a few little issues to work out," Hoekstra said. "We've got to figure out this bridge thing. We've got to figure out some tariffs.… We're going to get over this. We're going to get through it."

Next year, hopefully we can all take a toast of American bourbon legally in the province of Ontario," Hoekstra said. "And toast the friendship and the relationship between the United States and Canada."

There’s maybe been some progress, but not the significant amount of progress that says, ‘OK, we know exactly where we’re going, now let’s fill out the details'