What We Can Borrow From

I Was An Assistant U.s. Attorney. I Was The Associate Attorney General Of The United States, Third-ranking Official Under Ronald Reagan.

They Have Actually Approved A Wall To Certain Portions Of The Border That Hasn't Even Been Built Yet. So You Could Take A Year Building That Out With What Has Been Approved.

There Can Be People Who Feel One Way About Gay Rights, Another Way About Gay Rights. There Can Be People Who Have Different Views On Abortion. But We Respect Each Other. I Think We Learn From Each Other. And We Understand That Ultimately We Have The Same Values.

I Took Over A City That Had Two Riots In Four Years And I Had None. And They Knew They Couldn't Riot On Me. And When I Saw The People On The Street In New York City, I Said To Myself, You're Breaking Giuliani's Rules. You Don't Take My Streets. You Can Have My Sidewalks, But You Don't Take My Streets, Because Ambulances Have To Get Through There, Fire Trucks Have To Get Through There.

The Attacks Of September 11th Were Intended To Break Our Spirit. Instead We Have Emerged Stronger And More Unified.