The Sun would come up in the morning.

I think that nothing is determined, but that the number of people who have a strong belief in a fair, just, equal, inclusive America is the majority and is growing.

The peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy.

One of the things that I think it's important for progressives to do when we're in a reflective mode after an election like this is, we can't have it both ways.

Politics in a big, diverse country like this requires us to move the ball forward not in one long Hail Mary to the end zone, but to systematically make progress.

The main reason that I don't feel dismayed, but do feel disappointed, is the incredible young people who have worked in my administration.

I think of this job as being a relay runner.

Treating this as a public-health issue is the much smarter way to deal with it.

We go out there, and we work.

We all go forward, with a presumption of good faith in our fellow citizens.

Tomorrow you will choose whether we continue this journey of progress or whether it all goes out the window.

If his closest advisers don't trust him to tweet, why would any of us trust him with the nuclear codes?