I Don't Look At Polls, I Pay

I've Always Been Underestimated. It's Happened Throughout My Entire Career.

One Of The Things That I'm Really Concerned About Is That People Who Don't Have Power Are Not Priorities For People In Public Life. Maybe It's Always Been That Way, But I See It More Starkly Now.

I Spent Ten Years In The Private Sector, Actually Learning How Business Works. I'm The Governor Of Ohio, And I Inherited A State That Was On The Brink Of Dying. And We Turned It All Around With Jobs And Balanced Budgets And Rising Credit And Tax Cuts, And The State Is Unified, And People Have Hope Again In Ohio.

Look, We Have A Very Lousy System For Retraining Workers That Get Disrupted.

There Is A Growing Sense In America That Being Disconnected Is Not Good. And There's Also Some People That Are Staying In Their Silos And Not Coming Out, But We Have To Pull Them Out, And We Have To Pull Ourselves Together At Some Point, I Think.