[E]specially in the day and age we live in … the president of the United States needs to have his Constitutional powers unimpaired, if you will, in terms of the conduct of national-security policy.

We have all been moved by the human tragedies that have occurred to our neighbours in the southern United States.

The United States stands firmly with courageous men and women struggling for their freedom across the Middle East, including in Syria.

I just came to help them, because the United States really needs them.

Our concern is that we are looking after the needs of everybody in the United States that need transplants. What it comes down to is an organ for donation ought to be considered and referred to patients based on medical need and who can benefit the most from it and not based on their membership in a private organization.

I think that we'll be showing other kids our age what we do, and the United States and how we live, compared to how they live. That's very exciting.