Kayleigh McEnany

the president had done what he believes he can do but anything more fulsome does have to go through Congress.

the science is on our side here. We encourage the localities and states to just simply follow the science. Open our schools.

What the President was pointing to... was a factual statement, one that is rooted in science and one that was pointing out the fact that mortality in this country is very low.

The President said he wasn't making a judgment one way or the other.

There was not a consensus among the Intelligence Community and in fact, there were dissenting opinions within the Intelligence Community and it would not be elevated to the President until it was verified.

the President agreed with the decision of the Attorney General and that to fire Mr. Berman and to promote Mr. Clayton.

The President makes hiring decisions based on the fact that he likes to have countervailing viewpoints.

We are doing temperature checks, hand sanitizers, masks. When you come to the rally, as in any event, you assume a personal risk.

The President does not regret standing up for law enforcement men and women across this country.

If we stay closed too long you're going to see people not going in for medical procedures. You're going to see deaths going up because of drug and alcohol abuse.

The notion that everyone needs to be tested is just simply nonsensical.

He never denied he said the word. But again here, here we are all day all I've seen is the nasty comment and the dispute with the mayor. Nothing about D-Day, nothing about the reason the President is there and this is what the media does.

That's what he came to Washington to do to burn it to the ground, destroy that so-called deep state.

I think that will be a good thing for the Trump administration.

I think it would be nice to include Senator Susan Collins, who has co-authored a bill of her own cosponsor rather. I think it would be nice to have her voice there.

If he has evidence, it's not wrong for him to say it. If he doesn't have evidence, it's not wrong for him to say it.

I think Donald Trump is someone who does have credibility. I think he's been vilified falsely as being misogynistic.

We have more proof of unlawful surveillance or wrongful surveillance, wrongful on asking, I should say, than we do of any collusion.

if Mike Flynn is asking for it, I think it is something with respect to him either the fact that he didn't register as a foreign agent or that he violated the law.

If it is true that U.S. citizens were spied on --

It is completely within President Trump's rights to know if he --

What is wrong is spying and snooping on an American citizen without a reason.

At this point, it doesn't seem like that happened, based on everything we know from both sides of the aisle.

I think he should clarify, especially if it's not direct evidence of Obama tapping Trump.

I frankly am glad if Donald Trump took Sean Hannity's advice or anyone else's, I don't care where the advice came from.