We should not allow political correctness to override sensible law enforcement decisions about what needs to be done to protect lives.

I think this should be continued if we really mean that we are not going to forget.

This attack was beyond our capacity.

I believe this policy of containment against ISIS is not going to win the day.

I think the withdrawal of our troops from Iraq and Afghanistan on a time table will prove, historically, to be a horrible mistake.

It is a matter of duty that we owe to these people.

I do not believe and I know this is a horrible thing to say, but I do not believe that the president loves America.

First of all, I'm not questioning his patriotism. He's a patriot, I'm sure. What I'm saying is, that in his rhetoric, I very rarely hear him say the things that I used to hear Ronald Reagan say, the things that I used to hear Bill Clinton…

I don't feel the same enthusiasm from him for America.

I don't regret making this statement. I believe it. I don't know if he loves America.

The FBI has no other choice. The FBI was criticized in the Boston marathon for not turning over enough information to the Boston police about the two brothers who were going to attack. So you have to follow these things through.

They need more people. They need more money. And we should never back off following a possible terrorist because we don't have the resources.

This sort of lone wolf, smaller attack has been going on for quite some time, and I think it's a very, very big danger, and I think it's much more difficult for law enforcement to follow.

If they didn't and this man attacked the Capitol, can you imagine the criticism of the FBI tonight?

I'm a big critic of the president not using the words Islamic extremist terrorism. He's the only world leader who doesn't, by the way.

But what this museum does is allow us to see that we absolutely can affect each other's lives by what we do at a time of crisis.

If he is telling the truth and handled it that way this thing turns out to be a problem but one that has another side to it. If he is not telling the truth, and particularly with the U.S. attorney's investigation, I think we will find that…

And the reality is; this is a witch hunt. The person who is running this investigation now joined it looks to me like every Democrat in the legislature.

I find it really strange that the person in charge comes out and announces his conclusion before the investigation even begins. I think that's very, very strange.

If he's telling the truth and particularly with the U.S! Attorney's investigation, I think we'll find that out. Then, of course, his political career is in grave jeopardy and all these bad things will happen.

I think we have to give it time, calm it down, and give it time. We're going to find out the truth here.

She should have reported it then. She is reporting it now. She should have reported it then, and she could have possibly freed up the money for the people of her city that she felt they were entitled to.

Well, look, I don't know. I don't -- I haven't seen the letters. I don't know the background of all of this. Having spent more of my time in a courtroom than I have in politics, I think there are a lot of questions about the mayor's…

No question about that.

I think we are where we were when we first talked about this, Anderson. And is he telling the truth or isn't he telling the truth? If he is telling the truth, then I think this is a situation where something bad happened, but he handled it…