I do think that's a gotcha. It's trying to reveal gaps in his knowledge, but what we want to know is are you going to be surrounded by people who don't have these off-the-wall ideas who can bring you in and help you sort of see what…

What strategy would he propose for the Middle East?

It's absolutely true that it's a roll of the dice for the country to elect somebody to the presidency who has never held public office a day in his or her life.

Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, is a calm, steadying force. People are really worried about will she is he strong enough for the job.

This is going to be a testing time for presidents -- for the candidate that goes far beyond the summer.

What Americans want now is leadership that is strong as well as steady and it is steadying force.

The longer he waits, go to Maggie's point, I think the more of a risk, the more of a gamble it becomes.

What Joe Biden has certainly earned the right to run out for serving eight years as vice president.

We have a remarkable situation now, were the two leading candidates Hillary Clinton on one side, Donald Trump in the other, more than half the country distrust them.

It's very early in the process. But who is surging in both parties now? They're all the antiestablishment candidates.

I thought it was a negative sign when he divorced Roger Stone.