Marco Rubio

When they talk about autonomy, when they talk about democratic opening, what it means to them is very different from what we think it means.

I think the bottom line is that it is clear that our response to the democratic aspirations of people on the mainland or anywhere else when it comes to China are muted by real realpolitik considerations with regarding to China's influence…

For all its problems, Taiwan people like the democracy that they have, and they do not want to go backward.

They clearly want to influence the outcome of this election toward--they clearly want to set up a process that would elect someone that will do their bidding and will be compliant to the wishes of the Central Government in China.

I think the evidence is pretty clear that they were sent there by the Central Government, at least in my opinion.

What is the criteria that they use to determine the punishment?

There are players that, because they've used performance enhancing drugs, some instances involving cold medicine... they're suspended for more games than Mr. Rice was.

The NFL doesn't just play for 3 hours on Sundays, Monday, and Thursday nights.

To defend them irrespective of what its personal views may be about their conduct.

I mean, that's what you've said here today, that you didn't need to see the video, because they already knew what happened.

I understand the distinction in the Rice case in the sense that he had already received one suspension.

Senator Rubio, I would say that for the Chrysler vehicles not covered by the recall, I would drive them myself.

Can you guarantee us here today that no one driving one of these vehicles outside of the territories currently covered... will be injured by this device in the way we have seen in other places?

Iran is the world's leading sponsor of terrorism as a state.

Thank you for your service to our country and congratulations on your appointment, and we look forward to moving forward quickly.

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I am in favor of doing this. I have actually called for this for quite a while.

There may not be anyone left for us to arm or train if Assad is continued to be given free rein to target them.

It was my impression early in this conflict that when this arose, and by the way, it is important to remind everyone that this was not a U.S.-instigated thing.

It seems from here to appear to be that Assad is undertaking a very deliberate strategy of trying to wipe out what we could call moderate forces.

Had more of the moderate groups... had they had these things--cash, ammo, food--in greater supplies... it would have been very hard for Nusra to gain recruits.

Had we been more forceful early on... do you think that it is possible that you would--that that space that was left there for ISIL may never have existed?

He says he sees no point in coordinating with a country whose hands are dirty.

I would just say that any hopes of coordinating with Iran, who I consider to be just as evil as ISIS, is something that I would discourage for a number of different reasons.

ISIL must be defeated, period. End of story.