He needs to look inward and stop blaming third party, stop blaming a great guy, FBI Director Jim Comey, and stop blaming the Russians and look inward.

I disagree with the notion entirely that Trump hasn't reached across the aisle.

I think arguably, he was the one who had the president-elect's ear the most.

I think what we've learned about Trump is if you attack him, he will attack back. That's what he showed throughout the entirety of the election. That's not stopping now.

I think this is where Donald Trump can push congressional Republicans. Congressional Republicans want to defund, and I agree with that.

If you go on Donald Trump's campaign website, there is actually a rather detailed PDF where he talked about proposing a rule on day one that would allow him to tax remittances.

I think you have to repeal it undoubtedly, but you must replace it, because if there's not a replacement there, Republicans are going to have a big problem on their hands.

He wants to remedy that.

If you're going to do that and try to take advantage of the American economy, you're going to suffer in the form of a tariff perhaps.

I think Republicans are by and large united around Paul Ryan's plan, which when you go and look at it that the dubbing on his plan says affordable health care for all.

I see what Trump is doing as a carrots and sticks approach.

He's doing a pretty good job if he's gotten 700 new jobs from Ford, 1,000 in Carrier.