Kayleigh McEnany

Hillary Clinton clearly has the advantage right now.

Donald Trump is getting back to what parties are about, which is elevating their voters, elevating the people within the party.

There's an immense amount of anger among Republican voters towards both Paul Ryan and John McCain and the establishment class.

Voters feel betrayed by these individuals that is why both of them have conservative challengers.

I think it's partly personal and partly declaring war on the Republican establishment.

There has been a consistent effort in the Republican Party, the Republican elite to dethrone the voters who make up the party.

She has a real grievance if that is the case as she lays it out.

It's the leading the charge into Libya to topple a dictatorship that been there after ISIS swelled in and took over the country.

For a long time, Republican voters have been very frustrated because we got the McCains, the Romneys who didn't adequately attack and go after the other party the way they needed to.

Hillary Clinton has employed precisely zero. That is the problem with that argument. It's a losing one.

Either Hillary Clinton is massively incompetent for not knowing the law or she deceived the American public those are the two options.

No, because this was Donald Trump taking control of the narrative being set forth by the Hillary Clinton campaign who takes any small incident, blows it up and manufactures outrage and tries to create controversy where it does not exist.

He's created a $10 billion enterprise. No one in presidential history has ever done that.

He did not deceive the FBI and addressing all of the various myriad of contradictions that James Comey pointed out.

What I do think is that the system is different for Hillary Clinton than it is for other people.

He has explained that something is going on with our immigration system.

I think it's finessing the policy.

I think it's been a process. It been a series of meetings with Paul Ryan, it's been a series of meeting and talks with Mitch McConnell on others on the Hill.

It is time for a temporary ban.

if you're a voter who wants to send the country back 100 years in terms of judicial progress, I mean, if you want no women's right to choose, if you want no gay marriage, if you want unlimited campaign, corporate campaign contributions…

He, himself, the president himself said 22 times I do not have the power by basically -- by denying deportations to change the law.

We have a president who didn't get his way with Congress and his excuse now is to use executive power to get his way.

She was asked how she'd be different from Obama and she said I'd create green jobs so essentially her economic policy is Obama's.

I really respect Mitch McConnell, is he realizes that he is only in the position his in, his only a majority leader because Republican voters put him there.

They see authenticity from Trump and they see dodging from Hillary Clinton.