I still expect that that's exactly what will happen. I expect that cooler heads will prevail.

We need to have our delegates seated and democracy needs to succeed, and so let's have the Democrats do this again.

The right to vote is at the very foundation of our democracy. This primary season voters have turned out in record numbers to exercise that right, and it is reprehensible that anyone would seek to silence the voices.

I just hope it's wet. I want it to come in here as soon as it can.

You can always do better. There's no question about it. I mean, the thing about hurricanes, you get incredible advance warning. The thing about tornados, you really don't, especially when they hit at like 3:30 in the morning.

The thing about hurricanes, you get incredible advance warning. The thing about tornados, you really don't, especially when they hit at, like, 3:30 in the morning.

Florida's new governor, Charlie Crist, has declared a state of emergency in four counties in central Florida.

It looks a bomb went off in central Florida.

It's remarkable. I mean, that's the most heartwarming thing of a disaster like this, is how people just turn out, and they want to help. And they're heroes all over central Florida today. We're grateful.

We're very optimistic. I mean, I had a conversation with Director Paulison today. Also... And I talked to the president. Yes, sir, I did. And -- and both of them were very encouraging about getting Florida the support that we need in order…

The thing that really struck out in my mind was the level of devastation. I've never seen it this severe. It's like a bomb went off in central Florida. It was just unbelievable.