I believe so.

I made that commitment.

I don't want to even accept that as an option right now.

The bottom line is the commander in chief is the president, the military reports to the president, and the person empowered to act on the nation’s behalf is the president.

There was a leak, and we’re trying to get down to the bottom of that. It’s dangerous and ridiculous that happened. We’re going to solve that problem, and we’ll keep the coordination.

It would help preserve Medicaid 'for people who rightly deserve' coverage, 'not for 29-year-old males sitting on their couches playing video games.'

there was a leak, and we're trying to get down to the bottom of that. It's dangerous and ridiculous that happened. We're going to solve that problem.

Exercising the authority to declare war isn't something we've done since World War II.

The strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities were clearly within President Trump’s Article II powers as commander-in-chief.

Many respected constitutional experts argue that the War Powers Act is itself unconstitutional.

If you look back at the founders' intent, you read the Federalist Papers, you read the records of the Constitutional Convention, I think that is right