It's about the rule of law. I mean, every American accepts the fact we're a Nation of laws, we live by the rule of law, and there's nobody that gets excepted from that, whether it's someone who's cleaning an office or whether it's someone who's an accountant or whether it's the President of the United States. We're equal, and it doesn't have to mean somebody's been elected or not. We're all under the same law. I think that's the bottom line of this whole consideration.
Ron Klein: “It's about the rule of law. I mean, every American accepts the fact we're a Nation of laws, we live by the rule of law…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the importance of the rule of law in relation to Congress and the President.
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