I Opposed The U.s. Involvement In Lebanon.

If You Go Into A Room Of 100-plus People, And You Want To Be The Prince Of Darkness, You Can Be It. But I Don't Operate In The Dark, I Operate In The Light.

One Of The Things That I'm Really Concerned About Is That People Who Don't Have Power Are Not Priorities For People In Public Life. Maybe It's Always Been That Way, But I See It More Starkly Now.

I Don't Look At Polls, I Pay No Attention To Them. I Pay Attention To The Public, And The Sense Of Where The Public Is On Certain Things, But You Have To Lead.

I Think That They Are Hung Up On, You Know, That People Cheat And We Don't Enforce The Laws, And I Think That's Correct. But I Don't Think People Want To Just Say, "we're Not Going To Trade With Anybody."

I Was The Chairman Of The Budget Committee And The Lead Architect The Last Time It Happened In Washington, And When We Did It We Had Great Economic Growth, We Cut Taxes, And We Had A Big Surplus.