In an emergency, they should have health care. Everybody should, anybody here in the country.

The role of a president is to persuade, persuade. Not just go out and fight.

What are we going to do if we can't get along better? And part of it is persuasion.

I have spent my career, from writing the Violence Against Women Act before that, to say my daughters and granddaughters could do anything, and I mean anything, anything that a man can do.

Yes, well, the answer is yes. But I think that -- I think it helps having a woman on the ticket.

I would -- look, here's the first thing about being a V.P. -- I've learned.

I think it would be great to have a female V.P.

I put together a $740 million program with Republicans, I might add.

I think undocumented people need to have a means by which they can be covered when they're sick.

Look, my North Star is the middle class. When the middle class does well, everybody does well.

I have a plan how to do that that's rational and will cost a hell of a lot less and will work.

Yes. I'd make it real clear. Look, you want to talk, you want to deal with us, you want sanctions lifted, show me something ahead of time.

The idea that this trade battle makes any sense, is benefiting anybody, is absolutely ludicrous.

He did the exact opposite. He gave Kim everything that he wanted, legitimacy.

If he wins re-election, I promise you there will be no NATO in four years or five years.

This guy's a divider-in-chief. This guy is acting with racist policies. This guy is moving to -- foment hate, to split. That's the only way he can sustain himself.

I've taken on these leaders around the world.

Look, I'm the guy at the time everybody talks about things they're changing. I took on same-sex marriage. I took on a whole range of issues.

I don't believe there's anybody out there believes that I have anything other than a keen and consistent interest in making sure every child -- these are all our children.

I put forward the most -- the most aggressive plan to do that, and I have been pushing it for a long time.

I was -- I was in favor of busing that was de jure busing. That is, if a court ruled that there was a law passed or circumstance that a county, a city, a state did that prevented black folks from being somewhere, then that's wrong. You…

I do believe her attack on him was -- wasn't warranted by any means. She basically brought the fight to him.

Let's make sure every child has a fair shot at success by investing in our schools, teachers, and students.

I happen to think that the one way to ensure that you set the civil rights movement in America farther back is to continue to push busing because it is a bankrupt policy.

I've spent my entire career fighting for working families, and I'm not going to stop now.