One's A Dog-eat-dog World, And The Other

You Can Buy Almost Anything Anyplace In The World. You Can Get It Delivered In 24 Hours. You Can Pay For It On Credit Or Just By Swiping Something. So, I Don't Know That The World Is Worse Off, In That Context, Than Before.

Nobody Wants A Job Where They Don't Have Authority To Go Along With The Responsibility. Quite The Contrary. The More Authority You Give People, The Better People You Can Attract, And The Harder They're Going To Work, And The More Loyal They Are Going To Be.

Look At All Of The Great Strengths Of America: Entrepreneurialship, Work Ethic, Natural Resources, A Democracy, A Transparency, A Willingness To Be Critical. Around The World, They Look At Us, And They Say, "why Are You Criticizing Yourself? Why Are You People Arguing During The Political Process To Elect A President Or Somebody Else?" That's The Great Strength Of This Country.

If It Wasn't For O'flanagan's Pub On Manhattan's Upper East Side, I Don't Know Where I Would Have Spent My Friday Nights As A Young Man.

I Think If You Look At People, Whether In Business Or Government, Who Haven't Had Any Moral Compass, Who've Just Changed To Say Whatever They Thought The Popular Thing Was, In The End They're Losers.