I want to, again, offer my deep, sincere apologies to all those I have let down and disappointed with these actions from my past. I am completely responsible. And I am so very, very sorry.

I will still take New Hampshire, just like last time.

I don't.

But we have got to cut the numbers, because they are -- they are just being trivialized.

Ethanol is one of them.

We got to talk because they are -- they are just being trivialized.

Obviously, ethanol is one of them.

He's not been here this week. You would have to address that question to him.

He has not been here this week. You'd have to address that question to him.

We are producing as much ethanol as possible.

One state is cracking down on companies that hire illegals with a law its critics call the death penalty for business.

In the words of Chairman Mao, it's always darkest before it's totally black.

I will stand where I stand today and trust you to give me a fair hearing. There's too much at stake in this election for any candidate to do less.

Democratic candidates for president will argue for the course of cutting our losses and withdrawing from the threat in the vain hope it will not follow us here. I cannot join them in such wishful and very dangerous thinking.

Ethanol makes a lot of sense.

This is as close we have ever come to a dictatorship.

This is as close as we have ever come to a dictatorship.

to say that there is not progress against al Qaeda in Iraq is an insult to those men and women who have brought about progress. It is a denial of their sacrifice.