When you indulge in deficit spending for too long a period of time there is no bright light at the end of the tunnel other than maybe a freight train coming at you.

This program that we say is solvent, we don't have to worry about it, in over 80 years we have built some type of a surplus, it is a paper surplus.

We have such an opportunity, but we have got to be stronger. If we are a strong country, we are a strong country.

What I think bothers me is when we are the most attractive market in the world, why did we end up with such lousy trade agreements?

Well, the clock is running out on all our businesses. This is the thing that bothers me.

What was so obvious then that is so clouded now?

We just keep talking about this for so long.

You know who couldn't give a damn about it? People in the IRS. They don't care how much they crush you.

You need champions that are going to rise up to say, 'You have hurt our people. You have done terrible wrong to our people, and it has to be remedied.'

When we can get to the point that we look at each other and decide we are going to do what is right for the American people.

These are not people who are terrorists. These are not people who are running some kind of a drug chain.