We Are More Polarized. And

I Think The Problem With John Bolton Is He Disagrees With President Trump's Foreign Policy. He Would Be Closer To John Mccain's Foreign Policy. John Bolton Still Believes The Iraq War Was A Good Idea. He Still Believes That Regime Change Is A Good Idea. He Still Believes That Nation-building Is A Good Idea.

You Don't Go Into Politics Unless You Want To Win.

I'll Do Anything To Try To Prevent John Bolton From Getting Any Position, Because I Think His World View Is Naive. He Believes We're Going To Spread Democracy. We're Going To Topple Governments Everywhere And They're Going To Elect Thomas Jefferson. That's Not The Way It Works In The Middle East.

I Don't Want To Live In A Nanny State Where People Are Telling Me Where I Can Go And What I Can Do.

We Have Islamic Rebels [in Syria] Who've Been Eating The Hearts Or Organs Of Their Enemies. We Have Priests That Have Been Killed. We Have Christian Villages That Have Been Razed By Islamic Rebels. We Have Islamic Rebels Who Say They Don't Recognize Israel And Would Just As Soon Attack Israel As [bashar] Assad. So Really, I See No Clear-cut American Interest, And I'm Afraid That Sometimes Things Unravel, And The Situation Could Become Less Stable And Not More Stable.