I'd Say My Greatest Weakness Is Impatience.

I Have Said That Mr. Trump's Language Is Divisive.

Marco [rubio] Is A Gifted Politician. He Is Incredibly Gifted. And He Needs To Be Able To Do His Job. He's Going To Be A Great Candidate [for Presidency], For Sure. But I Think - He's A United States Senator. He Ought To Show Up.

I Think This Transition To A Candidacy Will Allow Me To Be More Direct About My Advocacy Of The Leadership Skills Necessary For The Next President To Fix A Few Things, And As A Candidate, Contrary To Someone Who Has Been Listening And Learning Along The Way, I'll Offer Up Alternatives To The Path We're On As Well, So I'll Be More Specific On Policy.

I Want To Win. [...] We're Not Going On Win By Doing What Barack Obama And Hillary Clinton Do Each And Every Day. Dividing The Country. Saying, Creating A Grievance Kind Of Environment. We're Going To Win When We Unite People With A Hopeful, Optimistic Message. I Have That Message Because I Was A Governor Of A State That Saw People Lifted Up, Because We Had High Sustained Economic Growth.

We Need To Destroy Isis In The Caliphate. That's - That Should Be Our Objective. The Refugee Issue Will Be Solved If We Destroy Isis There, Which Means We Need To Have A No-fly Zone, Safe Zones There For Refugees And To Build A Military Force.