The use of methamphetamines has become pervasive in our country, and especially in rural areas.

A lot of it is backlash against all this political correctness that's going on.

[People] think [the government is] coddling people, like when people's feelings are hurt at the colleges and they send somebody in to make them feel better. Stuff like that drives [voters here] crazy.

[Bernie] Sanders tapped into that [trade issues]; that was part of his support. And then when he didn't make it, some of those Sanders people went to [Donald] Trump.

The use of methamphetamines has become pervasive in our country, and especially in rural areas.

It was clear that [the number] just kept growing, and there were no [Hillary] Clinton signs. People were fed up.

If everybody in our caucus had a 50/50 [Democrat/Republican] district, we'd have a lot different discussion. But if they have a 90 percent Democratic district, they don't ever talk to a Republican, they don't have to and they don't want to.