Jack Kingston

This is serious. We've got to unite. We need to quit the circular firing squad.

I think there's going to be a real interesting back-story here because if I'm the president right now I'm talking to John Kelly and saying, tell me what you knew, who kept this information from you if you did not know.

For two years, nearly, all we've heard is collusion, collusion, collusion, there's nothing to it.

I may have a little bit of a republican paranoia in here, in me, but when you see 75 percent of independent voters approve of what the president said last night, I could have told you a year ago the next day the New York Times was going to…

I often heard during 2016 how important the Clinton Foundation was for the health of world. And now my question would be, if it was such a great foundation, why is it unable to function now that she's not secretary of state?

It is impossible to remove from the stink of Donald Trump having consistently called for this to happen with a total lack of any additional evidence.

I believe there are very, very valid concerns about the team that Mueller has put together.

I think the president at this point, he's realizing what the American people are realizing, is that this investigation is leading to nowhere, and it probably should be wrapped up very soon.

I want to point out on Israel and that, you know, that bothered me, but Israel's never had a better friend in the White House, and I think you get that from Israel.

The problems here on the day of the Kennedy files being released is that the American people just really don't trust any of us.

I think that this story about the uranium sales to Russia and the potential payoffs almost at the same time to the Clinton Foundation, I think that's scary as heck.

You can't fight a special prosecutor. You can't fight a federal judge when you get in their bull's eye and then you're more likely to talk.

What Mr. McCain did to the Republican Party today is a guy who was the standard bearer in '08, somebody I worked for, somebody that all of us have worked for at one time or another. You know, he let us down, he let us down as a party.

I think its possible. I would not give up on it yet I think that Rand Paul realizes that if this thing goes down, his legacy and a guy who may be a future presidential candidate again, but his legacy could be the Republican who killed the…

I just say when anybody starts arguing the process in the U.S. Senate, it is a cop-out, I think he just wanted to vote no, and he found that's a convenient excuse.

Actually, if I look at what Donald Trump has done for me and middle class America, he has brought down the illegal border crosses by 60 percent. He has renegotiated trade agreements.

But the fact is, no, I don't trust my governors. In South Carolina, perfect example, we didn't expand Medicaid. That meant 240,000 people went without coverage.

This frees us up now because there's $840 billion in tax relief in here that now we can start talking about something that we're really passionate about.

Anytime we change a light bulb, we talk about how great the last one was. And that's what I'm hearing right now from the Democrats.

I think there should be a lot of concern, Democrat and Republican, on surveillance of American people, during the metadata debate.

They have to pass the bill. They have made too many promises and there's no escape --

Every Republican, whether he ran for a dog catcher or school board or president -- they all ran on repeal and replace. So they have to do something.

I don't think Mexico will pay directly. But I think as Jeff Sessions says the other day, there are a number of ways to get money out of Mexico.

I think it's crucial that he absolutely has to fight for it. But I think the American electorate understands that he is fighting Chuck Schumer, a man who voted for the wall in 2006, along with his Senate colleague Barack Obama.