We Have To Do More About Addiction,

We Have A Lot Of Inequality, And I'm Not A One-issue Candidate, Because I Don't Think This Is A One-issue Country. So I Want To Knock Down All The Barriers That Stand In The Way Of People Getting Ahead And Staying Ahead.

When I Got To The Senate, I Started Working With Republicans. I Think I Practically Worked With Every Single One Of Them, And A Lot Of Them Were On Record Talking About What A Good Colleague I Am And How I Like To Get Things Done.

I Wanna Be A President For Everyone In America. That's My Goal, This What I Will Do, That's What I've Done In My Past.

I Think We've Got To Look At Corporate Law. Back In The Day When I Studied It, There Were Different Constituencies That Were To Be Served, And I Think There Was A Real Wrong Turn About 20 To 25 Years Ago When The Theory Began To Be Promoted That Your Highest Duty - In Fact, Some Would Argue, Your Only Duty - Is To Maximize Shareholder Return. I Just Don't Buy It. And It Wasn't The Original Underpinnings Of The Legal Theory Of Corporate Law.

The American System Is, In Many Ways, More Difficult, Certainly Far More Expensive And Much Longer Than A Parliamentary System, And I Really Admire The People Who Subject Themselves To It. Even When I, You Know, Think They Should Not Be Elected President, I Still Think, Well, You Know, Good For You I Guess, You're Out There Promoting Democracy And Those Crazy Ideas Of Yours.