Kayleigh McEnany

There is so much anger on the Democratic side. They want an outsider and I firmly believe there is a chance Bernie Sanders would have been the nominee had the DNC not stacked the deck against him.

I think these cases are better litigated in the court of law but unfortunately none of these women coming out 4 weeks before an election filed a police report at the time.

I think anyone who has an accusation should feel free to come forward and say that and should be heard.

Donald Trump has to move past this and put forth his message to the American people and not let this cloud the discussion for the next 23 days.

It doesn't, because he's denied the accusations.

I don't think any human being is irredeemable. I think the comments are inexcusable.

I think Donald Trump needs to humble himself and come out to the American people and say I'm not the person I was 11 years ago. I'm a different person. I'm not that person.

One candidate in this race has violated transparency laws. One candidate and that is Hillary Clinton.

He managed to make up Kaine look very small.

That is incorrect to say that Republicans have not come up with a plan. Paul Ryan put out a great plan involved giving tax credits to people to be able to purchase insurance.

Take Hillary Clinton. She seems to hold in contempt anyone who disagrees with her, we're deplorable, we're irredeemable, or we live in a basement if we support Bernie Sanders.

This is where I really hope that Mike Pence brings in a little of the personal side.

A politician should go in and engage in public service, not personal enrichment.

Are we going to see Pence plant a bomb like Wells Fargo, for instance, Hillary's out and out talking about Wells Fargo, but we know that her foundation took in thousands of dollars from Wells Fargo.

He has to, because you have to prosecute the case against Hillary Clinton.

We tend to focus on the five words at a rally we can misconstrued to try to feed into the caricature of Donald Trump being you know, a deplorable, but he does give -- I've listed to tons of these rallies in full and 95 percent are devoted…

These young women -- they care deeply about sexual assault.

How do voters feel? That CBS battleground polls I cited last week, 60 percent believe the economy is rigged against them. That is astonishing. That is what compelled, what brought Bernie Sanders to the forefront, it is what undergirds…

One of the things we haven't talk about it is Bloomberg laid out, you know, what concerns voters most about each of this candidates.

This is a battle for the heart of the American people and the person who can reach through that screen and connect with that person sitting at home wins.

Her and her family have been in power for four decades. Obama continued her family's policies and yet Latinos are worse off four decades after Clinton/Obama rule and they were before it started.

There's one candidate in this race who attacked millions of Americans calling them desperate or deplorable. It's not my candidate. It's Hillary Clinton.

Hillary Clinton has not gotten this done, despite being so devoted to it, for decades.

If you're not going to be president of all the country and you only want to be president of half, you can't be president.

We should also point out how his message is out of touch with how people feel.