John Kasich

We've just got an army of people who -- and many women who left their kitchens to go out and go door to door and put yard signs up for me.

It's like we had a demolition derby.

Let's have him pick somebody that's going to have unanimous approval...

I don't like that. But look, he has calmed down actually.

I'm not going to just sit there and let somebody pound on me.

The narrative changes like the flip. One minute you're dead. The next minute you're alive.

Yes. Over time, I sure do.

I'm not going to sit there and be, you know, a marshmallow or some kind of a pin cushion, people just pound me.

Well, yes, we are going to compete here. We don't expect to win here.

I'm not going to be a pin cushion or marshmallow, but I'm also not going to spend my time trying to trash other people.

John Kasich, who we've been talking about has coming on strong and has been able to really connect with New Hampshire voters.

This is a campaign that's built to last. It's always been a campaign that's been underestimated.

If we get out of our own way and become Americans rather than thinking about our political party or corner, we can solve problems.

Together we can solve problems, that we're not Republicans or Democrats. We're Americans.

I think we're actually doing a little better than that, Anderson. I think we're really in second place.

I wish I had that crystal ball. But, you know, this -- we have -- we're in role reversal this year that looks like, now, you know, Bernie Sanders is still a credible candidate, don't get me wrong.

Frankly, we are republicans and they're democrats but before all of that, we're Americans.

You put me on the air as much as Donald Trump is on the air and I would be leading.

Trump is not going to be president. It's not going to happen.

She will be a disaster if she got elected.

For the 11 million people, come on, folks, we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. It's a silly argument. It's not an adult argument.

I believe you win elections from the bottom up and so national polls are not my great concern.

If there's anything this country needs now, it needs to have, you know, a really revitalized economy and I know how to do that in Washington.

I mean, you don't get to a balanced budget in Washington or turn Ohio around without stepping on a heck of a lot of toes but I know how to get it done.

At some point I had to speak out and I just sort of reached the tipping point.