Kayleigh McEnany

I think most people don't think Donald Trump is a racist. I think most people sit in their homes and they think -- they don't think most people think other races are inferior.

I'd much rather have him in the dishonesty of Hillary Clinton, any day.

Words are cheap, let's look at records here.

It's unfair to say Donald Trump called all Mexicans criminals and rapists. It's just not true.

I think Hillary Clinton did a wonderful job breaking him down on foreign policy, so I think it was an entire victory.

He is someone who's a diplomat in his business matter. He made $10 billion organization. He will be just fine as president of the United States.

He says what he thinks and sometimes he goes too far. And I wish he would revise that statement. I think it would make a lot more sense if he revised it.

there's no place in political discourse for violence, that's just uncalled for, it should not be condoned, it should not be welcomed in any way, it should be dismissed.

Donald Trump has dismissed violence more than anyone in this campaign.

I think it's problematic when you blame a candidate for the third party actions of others who cannot engage in civil discourse and instead opt to engage in violence.

It doesn't. But, you know, I will say this, you know, Hillary Clinton took this case when she was 27-years old. It happened 40 years ago. Do I think it's a linchpin case that frames the way she views women? I don't.

You as the woman should be supporting these women who deserve to be heard.

I do want to point out though that just yesterday in one breath Hillary Clinton oversimplified four of Donald Trump's policies, saying he is for a complete ban on Muslims immigrant, saying that he praises the North Korea dictator who he is…

He is coalescing the party, he is unifying, he's doing exactly what he needs to do.

it's time to beat Hillary Clinton.

you have a lot to answer for on your side of the aisle. You have an authoritarian president.

If you want to compete with Hillary Clinton, is going to have a billion, $2 billion, you likewise have ...

He must win Ohio. That is one of the four states that must change.

He has to address those.

I think he needs to, because I think Marc has an excellent point that there is a gender dynamic at play. She's trying to push forward this narrative of Trump being anti-woman.

There's no room in this society, in this country for those type of view, and Donald Trump believes that.

It is very fair. And Donald Trump does not have a history of sexual assault. Bill Clinton does.

Is like, you know, you want to humanize this and I'm glad you do want to that. But as a young woman, are you comfortable with the fact that Hillary Clinton demonized people who were accusing her husband of sexual assault?

I think that this is going to be very effective with women, not only the allegations with respect to Clinton's personal life.

What I'm concerned is the active demonization by your candidate and you as a young woman ...