The White House

Yet another coercive move to advance sweeping territorial and maritime claims in the South China Sea at the expense of its neighbors.

They’d like to see if they could get a little bit better deal. So, we’ll talk to them.

We’ve made a deal, and it’s a great deal, and I’m into helping them.

They want to see if they can refine the trade deal a little bit.

So radiant, so healthy and so beautiful

You’re beautiful, so beautiful.

We must continue to stand for the values of the people of the English-speaking world, and we do indeed stand for that.

We're joined by history and fate, by love and language and by transcendent ties of culture, tradition, ancestry and destiny.

Such respect for you and such respect for your country.

This is truly one of the highest honors of my life.

I just wanted them to know that their previous leadership had ridden over them, but I was going to ride with them, and I was going to be a part of helping them do their jobs again.

I don’t know how they did that. I don’t know how they sat there and facilitated that.

We knew children were going missing.

They didn’t even try to close the border.

And he opened the doors and said, ‘Come on in. If you are from an evil foreign government or a terrorist organization or a gang, you’re more than welcome, and we’re going to ignore our laws and treat you better than we do the American…

I think one of the biggest disservices they did to the country was not fulfill the mission of what the department was established for; it literally is to secure the homeland.

I don’t know how he slept at night.

I want to let you know that whether you’re a Democrat or Republican — whatever your belief is — I will fight for your right to speak your mind.

When you see someone celebrating Charlie’s murder, call them out.

We will probably go after people like you, because you treat me so unfairly, it’s hate.

Those are all topics that we have to be able to discuss honestly and forthrightly, while we still insist that in that process of debate, we respect other people's right to say things that we profoundly disagree with.

And that's a mistake as well.

There's been some confusion, I think, around this lately, and frankly, coming from the White House and some of the other positions of authority that suggest, even before we had determined who the perpetrator of this evil act was, that…

There are no ifs, ands or buts about it, the central premise of our democratic system is that we have to be able to disagree and have sometimes really contentious debates without resorting to violence.