I couldn't agree with Van more. I think that's absolutely right everything that he just said.

I think he wants a flawless smooth transition and flags are raised.

I have no concerns about Steve Bannon because he was appointed by Donald Trump who's a leader I believe in, who's someone who's called for unity time and time again.

I think we should all be doing ... let's give this guy a chance, let's come together, let's unite.

Those of us who supported Donald Trump supported him because he's not a politician, because he's anti-establishment.

We have an obligation to correct falsehoods. And President Barack Obama stood up there and said it's time to unite and that means getting rid of these rumors and dispelling these rumors.

A lot of these people are millennials and I'm here to tell you as a millennial myself, my millennial friends, they care about jobs, they care about student loan debt.

If Donald Trump succeeds, this country succeeds.

Everyone asks, you know, what is Donald Trump going to do? How is he going to deal with this? How is he going to unite the country?

The Democratic Party is four to eight years behind where the Republican Party was this election.

Let me assuage these fears for a moment. What we're seeing I think in this protest is the results of an argument prosecuted by the Hillary Clinton campaign that Donald Trump was X, Y, or Z adjective that is synonymous with deplorable.

We need to unify this country and we don't do it by stoking the fears of those people in the streets.