I Never Really Called Myself

The Promise Of America Has Always Been That If You Worked Hard, Had The Right Values, Took Some Risks, That There Was An Opportunity To Build A Better Life For Your Family And For Your Next Generation.

I Don't Doubt For A Second That Neil Armstrong's Spirit Is Still With Us: That Unique Blend Of Optimism, Humility And The Utter Confidence That When The World Needs Someone To Do The Really Big Stuff, You Need An American.

My Strategy Is Pretty Straightforward, Which Is To Go After The Bad Guys, To Make Sure We Do Our Very Best To Interrupt Them, To - To Kill Them, To Take Them Out Of The Picture. But My Strategy Is Broader Than That. That's - That's Important, Of Course. But The Key That We're Going To Have To Pursue Is A - Is A Pathway To Get The Muslim World To Be Able To Reject Extremism On Its Own.

If I'm President Of The United States, When I'm President Of The United States, We Will Stand With Israel.

I'm A Big Believer In Getting Money From Where The Money Is, And The Money Is In Washington. I Learned From Running The Olympics That You Can Get Money There To Help Build Economic Opportunities. We Actually Got Over $410 Million From The Federal Government; That Is A Huge Increase Over Anything Ever Done Before. We Did That By Going After Every Agency Of Government. That Kind Of Creativity I Want To Bring To Everything We Do (in Massachusetts).