You have a group of doctors who are saying to the administration we need the information. We need the information to protect our frontline workers. We need the information to protect our patients.

Folks, we've got to wake up. We cannot elect somebody that doesn't know how to do the job.

I think it's almost better to pay nothing than to pay $750.00. And then to say that you had deductions that included your ability to take care of your hair.

All of a sudden, you've got to deal with that. And the things that you want to talk about, you're not talking about.

If he has a good performance and he comes across strong, then I think that he can win them.

If you're trying to win blue collar voters, if you're trying to win people who are sort of on the margin, and you find out this guy paid $750.00, not $750,000.00, but $750.00.

You have to finish almost -- think about it -- with like an exclamation point, and I think that's really important.

Well, I talked to a friend of mine who is very involved in real estate and, you know, there's a lot of things you have to look at when it comes to when you pay and how you pay depreciation schedules, many things. But you know, to pay…

And if that's the kind of taxes to be had, then we better go take another look at what we're doing here.

When you're running for office, okay, and something like this comes up, it just completely changes everything.

Joe Biden is a man for our times, times that call for all of us to take off our partisan hats and put our nation first for ourselves and of course for our children.

I'm a lifelong Republican, but that attachment holds second place to my response. That's why I've chosen to appear at this convention. In normal times, something like this would probably never happened. But these are not normal times.

Joe Biden is a man for our times, times that call for all of us to take off our partisan hats and put our nation first.

He knows that the path to a restored and rejuvenated America lies in respect and unity and a common purpose for everyone.

America is at a crossroads. Sometimes elections represent a real choice, a choice we make as individuals and as a nation about which path we want to take.

I think that there are a significant number of Republicans who are unhappy with Donald Trump. How big? I don't know, 20%, maybe something along those lines. They don't like him. But I got to tell you, they don't want to go hard left.

I probably could vote for Joe Biden because, you know, he doesn't want to tear it all down. He wants to fix things. He's got a good attitude. People can like him.

I think it has to do with his history, his ability to appeal to more conservative, you know, center-left Democrats, his ability to connect with African-Americans.

Democrats want to win, and I think they have a sense that if you go hard left, you're not going to win.

And you might think back to what we read about with the Cuban missile crisis, where Kennedy basically didn't listen to his Generals, and his advisers, and sought another way, and defused the situation.

You can't do that in - when it comes to international politics. There's too - there's too many sensitivities, and there's too much that matters, and too much at stake, to just go off the cuff.

Well, I don't want to overstate it, Anderson. I think a lot of people don't quite know what to say to me.

And I had a number of people come up and thank me. They say, you know, we want to thank you for what you've been doing for our country.

But, you know, throughout my lifetime, I've learned that sometimes when you're a leader, you have to walk a lonely road.

Trump started all this with this outrageous call, this terrible call. And think about this for a second. We know for sure that he was pressuring the leader of another nation, in fact one that was weak and beleaguered to start an…