I don't have time for drama. I don't have time for palace intrigue. I want to make sure that we're executing the agenda. And you know what's happened over the last four years? We don't have leaks. We don't have drama. All we do is get the…

As governor, I've resisted calls to take up gun control even when such a stand is superficially unpopular, because I understand that it is precisely at those moments when a right is unpopular that it needs true champions.

You see this guy in Manhattan, this district attorney, they're weaponizing the prosecutorial power to advance a political agenda. Maybe it's targeting a politician they don't like.

The winners get to make policy. The losers go home.

It's affected me in the sense that it's reinforced this problem we have in our country where we have the political left weaponizing the rule of law, actually abandoning the rule of law by weaponizing it and using against people they don't…

These collusive and self-dealing arrangements aim to nullify the recently passed legislation.

Now there's a new sheriff in town. We've taken away their self-governing status. There's a lot of little back and forth going on now with the state taking control, but rest assured, you know, you ain't seen nothing yet.

Now he turns around purely for political purposes and indicts the former president on misdemeanor offenses that they're straining to try to convert into felonies.

stretching the law to target a political opponent

The Manhattan district attorney is a Soros-funded prosecutor.

So if I could snap my fingers, I'd give it back to Ukraine 100%. But the reality is, what is America's involvement in terms of escalating with more weapons and certainly ground troops, I think, would be a mistake.