Unless we pressure China, we will only be able to annoy or punish the North Koreans but not force them to change their behavior.

The other approach is country sanctions, 10, 15 percent tariff on everything coming into the United States from China.

Do any of you think that Kim Jong-un would give up his nuclear program in order to get that 10 percent of his GDP back?

I support virtually every piece of legislation to tighten the screws on North Korea.

Do any of you predict that North Korea would not have at least one ICBM able to hit Los Angeles with a nuclear weapon 10 years from now?

Because our goal, the political--if you want to be a good politician, you just slam the table and say we want a democratic North Korea and we will settle for nothing less.

I have talked to so many businesspeople who say, look, I have a long-term plan and I don't want to have to justify my quarterly numbers.

When you are disclosing, investors are winning. When you are explaining, investors are winning.

I am surprised that this is the focus, but--

Every few months I remind you that you have not yet used your authority to break up the too-big-to-fail institutions.

Take a minute to deal with the supposed war on savers, the war on seniors.

I hope that you are pushing inside the administration to get them to fill the empty boxes on the organization chart.