I Think The Media's A Little Frightened

When You're Offered A Job To Serve Your Country, You Step Back And Assess. And Once I Spoke With President Trump And Told Him What I Thought I Needed To Be Successful - Which Was To Be A Cabinet Member; To Be On The National Security Council, Where I Could Be A Part Of The Policy Decisions; And To Be Able To Say What I Wanted To Say - How Do You Not Do That Job? He Was Incredibly Supportive. He's Continued To Be. I Love A Good Challenge, And This Certainly Has Been That.

In 2009, South Carolina Was Blessed To Welcome A Great American Company That Chose To Stay In Our Country To Continue To Do Business. That Company Was Boeing.

My Parents Didn't Want Us On The Streets Or In Trouble, So They Thought The Best Thing Was To Have Us Work. I Saw How We Had To, During Bad Times, Stretch The Dollar. And During Good Times, We Couldn't Spend It, Because You Never Knew When The Bad Times Were Going To Happen Again. It Gave Me A Great Respect For How Hard It Is To Make Money.

I've Never Been A Planner. I Didn't Know I Was Going To Run For The State House. I Didn't Know I Was Going To Run For Governor. I Don't Know What's Next, And I Love Not Thinking About It Because The Doors Open At A Certain Time.

There's A Lot Of Sanctions Left That We Can Start To Do, Whether It's With Oil, Whether It's With Energy, Whether It's With Their Maritime Ships, Exports, We Can Do A Lot Of Different Things That We Haven't Done Yet. What We Have To Do Is Send A Strong, Unified Message To North Korea That This Nuclear Tests Unacceptable. And I Think The International Community Do That.