President Trump: We would like to see a ceasefire from Russia…we've been discussing with Ukraine, land, and pieces of land that would be kept and loss, and all of the other elements of a final agreement. There's a power plant involved. Very big power plant involved. Who's going to get the power plant, and who's going to get this and that; you know, it's not an east process. Phase one is the ceasefire.

President Trump: We're in the process of ordering forty-eight icebreakers, and Canada wants to know if they can use them. I said, well, you know, you gotta pay for them. Think of it. Canada. We pay for their military. You know, Canada pays very little for their military, because they think we're going to protect them…we're going to order forty-eight, and Canada wants to be part of the deal. I say, you got to get your own icebreakers.

President Trump: The man was grossly incompetent [Biden]. All you have to is take a look; he signs by autopen. Who is signing all this stuff by autopen? Who would think you'd sign important documents by autopen? You know, these are major documents you're signing, you're proud to sign 'em. You have your signature on something. In three hundred years they say, oh look. Can you imagine? Everything was signed by autopen. Almost everything.

President Trump: If I wasn't elected, if Hillary got in, you would have had a nuclear war with North Korea. He expected it [Kim Jong Un]. He expected it. They said thousand of people; no, millions of people would have been killed.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA: "Multiple states, including Arizona, have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop the dismantling of the Department of Education. In a federal lawsuit filed Thursday in Massachusetts, Arizona, 19 other states and Washington, D.C., said the layoffs are so severe that the department "can no longer function, and cannot comply with its statutory requirements." The lawsuit alleges the Department of Education cuts will result in a loss or delay of federal money for public schools, and will leave the agency unable to administer college financial aid or enforce civil rights laws at schools, among other disruptions.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon called the layoffs a reflection of the agency's "commitment to efficiency, accountability, and ensuring that resources are directed where they matter most: to students, parents, and teachers."

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/arizona-other-states-sue-trump-administration-over-dismantling-dept-education