That's the kind of person you want to have their finger on the button. communicating has not been a problem when I actually get in front of an audience.

Ben Carson

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Until it is safe for them to return home, Jordan is a safe place for them to wait, bringing 25,000 refugees to the United States does nothing to solve this crisis. Jordan already houses 1.4 million refugees. Jordan needs and deserves our help.

But Jordan is a small country. They need the world's help to feed, educate and care for these refugees until the war ends.

These brave people want nothing more than an end the war in Syria. They want to go back to their lives, we must find a political end to this conflict.

He's not my adviser. He is not my adviser. He is a person who has come in on a couple of our sessions to offer his opinions about what was going on, to call himself my adviser would be a great stretch, and he has no idea who else I'm sitting down and talking to.

Listen to what I'm actually saying, stop listening to the narrative of those who want to try to create doubt in people's minds.

I never said that they were. by Ben Carson

I never said that they were.

I saw the film of it, yes. by Ben Carson

I saw the film of it, yes.

When I used the term 'much ado about nothing,' my point was that the media tried to create the impression that the pro-life community was nutty and going way overboard with the support of the patient.

Would I approve waterboarding? You bet your ass I would. by Ben Carson

Would I approve waterboarding? You bet your ass I would.

I'm not real big on telling them what we would or would not do. by Ben Carson

I'm not real big on telling them what we would or would not do.

It's really unfair that people can't get a real hearing, and they get put on a list and nobody can tell them why they're there, and they go through for years and years and they have to be tormented. It just doesn't make any sense.

I agree that there's no such thing as political correctness when you're fighting an enemy who wants to destroy you and everything that you have anything to do with, and I'm not one who is real big on telling the enemy what we're going to do and what we're not going to do.

I am a big supporter of the Second Amendment, and I don't want to deprive people unnecessarily of that. There needs to be better due process.

One of the hallmarks of America is that we treat everyone the sam... by Ben Carson

One of the hallmarks of America is that we treat everyone the same.

If there's a rabid dog running around in your neighborhood, you're probably not going to assume something good about that dog, and you're probably going to put your children out of the way. That doesn't mean that you hate all dogs.

He has nothing to do with the campaign. Nothing, armstrong can comment on his own behalf. He does not speak for the campaign at all. He does not speak for me. He speaks for himself.

The general principle that I've been talking about is that if we don't fight them and eradicate them where they are, we will end up with situations like we have in Paris, we will end up with situations similar to that, or even worse, here in the United States, and I think we ought to take this as a warning that we need to really go in there with very serious intent -- not to contain them -- but to take (ISIS) out completely.

I would use every resource available to us, i would use the world banking system to strangulate them in terms of currency. I would try to get rid of any revenues they could derive from the oil and energy fields that they control. I would look at all the pathways, entrance and exit, like in Sinjar. You know, they took control of the supply routes first. And that made the subsequent capture easier. You know those typical, old fashioned but really effective military strategies -- they work.

In medicine we have something called continuing medical education. You have to get those credits in order to be recertified.

What we really need to be talking about is the overall plan, the overall strategy, not who were going to call first.