Jen Psaki

The piece here that is very should be very concerning to Republicans is that Pres. Trump is the leader of the Republican Party.

I hope it's a lot more money for Medicaid for my state, I hope it's money to address the opioid crisis.

We should stop litigating 2016. We should learn the lessons and start applying them moving forward.

If we believe what's in the discussion draft, the differences are minor.

There's a strong argument bubbling up among the Democrats you talk to on the Hill about the need for new leadership.

There are a lot of other opportunities.

So, beyond the investigation, what we're talking about here is not whether or not there's a decision about whether there was collusion. We're talking about how to prepare our systems, how to prepare our state governments, and what we…

The Russians are not out to keep the Republicans in power. They're out to create chaos and confusion in our system. They're doing that.

The first year is really the sweet spot of getting your agenda done.

There's a dishonesty in what he's promising here.

This one definitely stung. I'm sure it stung the president as David already said.

You need bring somebody into a job like that or chief of staff or what -- any of those jobs that have a close relationship with the president.

But if he has nothing to hide and they subpoena him which they've shown they may do and they did with Flynn, then it raises the question as to whether he just is looking sketchy in general.

Well, it's not surprising coming from somebody who is an experienced lawyer to say that and one who has a reputation as being a bulldog in defense of Trump.

I think everybody has to accept it, I mean he is somebody who has put in a position, who is respect by a people on both side of the aisle and everybody think he's going to do (inaudible) job.

John McCain has called toward an independent prosecutor. Others have said they're concerned.

If they're not calling for an independent prosecutor, I think people should start to question whether they're in cahoots with Russia.

Clapper said something that we've heard a lot before, which is that there remains a risk that this is ongoing.

Paul Ryan needed a political win.

What Obamacare did was raised the standard. So, it made it so that health insurance companies had to cover maternity benefits, they had to cover asthma, they had to cover --

The second issue here is that states now will have the option to opt out of providing essential benefits.

Well, I think there's a lot of confusion out there in the public about health care in general. And that's been the case for years.

The question should be whether there is information they have, financial information, other information, ties between campaign aides that make him vulnerable, that make them vulnerable.

You never want to hire someone you can't fire.

We need to take our focus to the investigation. Everybody -- in fact, the Trump administration now that they are -- think Russia is an adversary should be leading the charge toward it.