To somehow think that the second branch can create law and bind Americans to a law that has not been approved by Congress is outrageous.
They have to be enforced aggressively.
His description of the wonderfulness of this Iran agreement, in my judgment, is 180 from what the facts are in real life.
There is a lot of disagreement as far as the U.N. is concerned.
There is no America--no American bound by one word in the Paris Agreement simply because the President signed it.
You cannot take the bad kid in the classroom and say, look, you have been throwing spitballs. You have to stop that.
These people needed to change their behavior. And they have not changed their behavior.
I have not seen the side agreements, nor has any Member of the United States Congress seen the side agreements.
Let me tell you that that is a refreshing view up here.
Well, the nation-building was a great strategy in the World War II era, and it worked.
I hope you will insist that people tell you what is going to happen next.