I Try To Keep What I Say.

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.

Libya Was A Terrible Mistake. You Know, Frankly, That's Something That People Ought To Be Thinking About In Regard To Hillary [clinton]. You Know, They Talk About Benghazi, Which Is Very Legitimate. Of Course It Is. But We Should Never Have Deposed [muamar] Gaddafi. That Was A Terrible Mistake.

I Think It Could Get Passed In A Lame Duck? Probably Tough. But Impossible? No, Or I Wouldn't Be Wasting My Time. It's Going To Take Some Leadership, And It Takes A Time Where Leadership Is More Important Than People's Political Career At Times.

Somebody Tells Me No, They're Not Going To Keep Telling Me No, Because I'm Going To Bother Them To The Point Where It's A Lot Easier For Them To Say Yes Than Keep Saying No.

I Worry About America. For The First Time In My Lifetime, I'm Worried About Us, I'm Worried About How Our Values To Some Degree Have Been Eroded, Of Personal Responsibility And Compassion And Teamwork. I Worry About It, I Worry About The Fact That We're So Divided.