Marco Rubio

We've focused on the trees and have lost sight of the forest.

If I controlled the media in this country, I would have 80 percent approval ratings too.

In America, the worst things that happens to you if you do something that does not work out well, you lose an election.

So we made it clear to the Dominican Republic that they should not do what they did?

What are we doing? Are we telling countries around the region that we do not want to see them continue to do this?

I am not so sure they think they are in treacherous waters because they keep winning.

American companies are being bullied to the point where an American was fired in the United States because he liked a tweet.

And I hope the administration does not move forward on this supposed deal I keep reading out.

The most immediate and urgent threat here is the historic, unprecedented theft and transfer of intellectual property.

I support the open system. I think that is very important.

China's government-run talent recruitment program facilitate the legal and the illicit transfer of U.S. technology, intellectual property and know-how to further China's science and technology development, military modernization, and goal…

Thank you both for being here.

Mexico has 13 free trade agreements encompassing 45 countries. By comparison, the United States has 14 free trade agreements with 20 countries.

I think it really does strengthen both sides of the country.

But the other good news in sort of institutions is the Mexican Navy. The Mexican Navy has been an extraordinary partner and liaison to the United States.

Having a good ally in fighting drugs is really indispensable.

It has also fortified Mexico's move toward representative democracy.

These agreements are not just about trade.

It is not all dollars and cents.

In the political world, there are consequences to taking a tough line at the start of a negotiation.

I think President Pena Nieto is a very skilled politician, but I think he needs to engage directly in these negotiations.

We forget that Mexico is not just a democracy but a vibrant one. Its leaders are elected.

The Mexican people are a proud people. We talk about nationalism. There is nationalism in every country in the world and that includes Mexico.

It is vital to our national security and to our continued peaceful prosperity in the northern part of the western hemisphere that the United States and Mexico continue strengthening our relationship and forging new areas of cooperation and…

The bottom line is that Mexico and Mexicans have the most direct impact on Americans in their daily lives than just about any other country in the world.