I think Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that, you know, Richard Nixon did not and in a way that Bill Clinton did not.

There's a set of assertions made by Senator Clinton, as well as her husband.

My core belief is that people desperately want coverage. They desperately want it.

What she said wasn't true. We account for every single dollar that we propose.

What I said was is that Ronald Reagan was a transformative political figure because he was able to get Democrats to vote against their economic interests to form a majority to push through their agenda, an agenda that I objected to.

African-Americans should vote for what's best for them, their children, and this country.

When Senator Clinton said -- President Clinton says that I wasn't opposed to the war from the start or says it's a fairy tale that I opposed the war. That is simply not true.

If I were starting from scratch, if we didn't have a system in which employers typically provided health care, I would probably go with a single payer system.

When Senator Clinton says -- or President Clinton says that I wasn't opposed to the war from the start or says it's a fairy tale that I opposed the war, that is simply not true.

I didn't say they were good ones.

We have got to appeal to Independents and Republicans in order to build a working majority to move an agenda forward.

He understands our challenges and has a thoughtful plan to enable us to realize our opportunities.