Kevin Cramer

I think that Congress has every right to defend its Article I role.

Breaking news: Donald Trump won the election. He is the President of the United States. You don't have to like it, but he did. He won. What got me a little bit ramped up this morning was I started thinking about all of Joe Biden's nominees…

I’m ready to move forward.

Well, it doesn’t get easier.

It's been set way back — a year, at minimum.

I’ve been worried about lawmaker security for quite a while. People are just getting more and more brazen all the time.

Evidently, we’re just putting down a marker for negotiation.

What's been done up to this point is literally a unilateral disarmament of the American economy.

I know there’s no question places like California have thumbed their nose at the American people and decided they want to be a sanctuary for criminals.

How much waste, fraud, abuse is there in Medicare — why don’t we go after that? I think we should.

Why don’t we go after that? I think we should.

I’ve never met a former governor who doesn’t miss being a governor.

At some point, we have to send the bill back to them and they’ll have a binary decision to make.

I always thought that was noble of those that he had the guts to do it.

I would hope somebody owns up to the fact there’s a major mistake and apologize and says it’ll never happen again.

No one needs to lose their job over this, but we do need to get to the bottom of it and just be assured it’s not going to happen anymore.

This has got to be the last time something this big and dumb happens.

They got to admit they made a mistake and never do it again.

I find it strange that that some people find it difficult.

Thank goodness he knows the Houthis are the bad guys and were attacking their installations.

Well, whether you apologize or not, admitting that it was a mistake, I think is the -- is the minimum.

But I don't think there's any question that it was very sensitive information that was discussed on a -- on a very public platform, not, you know, it's somewhat secure but not that secure. And it shouldn't have happened.

Well, first of all, thanks for the opportunity to visit, Erin. With regard to Jeffrey Goldberg, he may be all those things that the president and others are saying about him. He's certainly a liberal journalist, but that doesn't make what…

The president wants whatever you guys want. Just do whatever you want. He's going to support it.

There have to be guardrails, obviously, on what information [Musk] accesses — but more importantly, what he does with it.