"I think we too frequently delegate the very difficult decisionmaking in the sweeping bills we pass to the administrative branch."
"I look forward to working with Senator Paul to hopefully get it passed out of the Senate."
"I gather one of you indicated that eroding Kim Jong-un's support base by facilitating more elite departures... was one tactic we should continue to exploit."
"I think it would be a worthwhile investment to provide that personal incentive."
"We focus on reunification planning as well, because the whole question of what a free and peaceful post-DPRK North Korea will look like..."
"I routinely hear from those individuals... concerns about the market-distorting practices from the Chinese government."
"The incoming administration has routinely pledged to fight very hard on behalf of American workers."
"I think the best way to deal with the trade deficit is increased exports."
"We want to act, and we want to act boldly."
"The U.S. has not declared war since World War II, and instead have periodically relied on authorizations of the use of military force."
"Going to war, of course, is one of the most serious decisions a nation can make."
"Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution grants to Congress the power to declare war."