[Bashar] Assad himself has said on several occasions recently that if the people of Syria don't believe I should be there in the future, then I would step - I would leave. He has said it. He has, on occasion, hinted that he wants a political settlement of one kind or another. I think it's up to his supporters, his strongest supporters, to make it clear to him that if you're going to save Syria, Assad has made a set of choices - barrel bombing children, gassing his people, torturing his people, engaging in starvation as a tactic of war.

The big hang-up was George Bush wanted to get life lines, you know, so he could call somebody.

Jesus did not help just the sick who could afford to pay for it.

My hope is the Trump administration will approach Russia strategically, with a clear purpose of trying to find more common ground, but without giving up on fundamental values and principles that are at the core of the United States' foreign policy.

I know something about aircraft carriers for real.

I figured out Karl Rove's political strategy -- make gas so expensive, no Democrats can afford to go to the polls.

America is the one that leads the effort to make sure the freedom of navigation in the South China Sea is protected.