In Retrospect There Were Failures Enough To

[donald Trump] Said We're Going To Have A Big Door. He Means Lawful Immigration Will Continue, But We're Not Going To Allow The Nation To Be At Risk In This Fashion.

I've Had Very Little Negative Pushback. I Think People In The Senate Know That I Have Believed, For A Number Of Years, And Have Been Outspoken That We Need To Listen To What The American People Are Telling Us, And We Need To Focus More On The Well-being Of People Who Make Lower Wages, $50,000 And Below.

All The Kids That I Grew Up With, In An Almost Idyllic Environment - I've Got To Tell You, It Was So Wonderful - They've Gone On And They're Doctors And Ph.d.'s And Everybody Has A Four-year College Degree. None Of Our Parents, I Think, Had A Four-year Degree.

They [republican Voters] Believe In A Foreign Policy That Puts America First: Give Me A Break. And So A Lot Of Our Drift Within Our Party Has Gotten Away From That.

I Concluded That The Trade Agreements Weren't Working As Promised, And Was Depreciating The Wages And The Manufacturing Base, And The Jobs Of Americans, And That Both Needed To Change, And Donald Trump Was Out There. So I Went To His Rally.