'I'm not going to do it,' I yelled back at him. 'I'm not going to do it and I'm very disappointed by your call,

I am not swayed one way or the other on that,

We have to take a look at what it might take. I'm not sure that that type of a frontal ground assault is what we might be doing. It might eventually take a substantial number of troops,

this is not a dictatorship. The president is not a dictator, and neither am I.

There is not that kind of urgency on China PNTR, ... It could be done earlier or later.

The conditions on the IMF are still not adequate to me, ... But we had to move the bill.