All Quotes

"Be smart with hiring. Remember what President Trump promised the American people he would do: Set goals and then exceed them in every area, with every staff member."

"I cannot stress teamwork and mutual support enough. ... It's not magic — set goals and timelines for me and the team and then work to exceed them. Simple, yes, but this worked quite nicely on the campaign."

"Some clinical psychologist that knows one million times more than I do will dispute what I'm going to say. But high-functioning alcoholics or alcoholics in general, their personalities are exaggerated when they drink. And so I'm a little bit of an expert in big personalities. [... Trump has] an alcoholic’s personality. [He functions with] a view that there's nothing he can't do. Nothing, zero, nothing."

"[On Elon Musk] He is a complete solo actor [...] The challenge with Elon is keeping up with him [...] He's an avowed ketamine [user]. And he sleeps in a sleeping bag in the EOB [Executive Office Building] in the daytime. And he's an odd, odd duck, as I think geniuses are. You know, it's not helpful, but he is his own person."

"And the vice president, who’s been a conspiracy theorist for a decade."

"[On Trump appearing to snooze] He's not asleep. He's got his eyes closed and his head leaned back ... and, you know, he's fine."

"Trump doesn't depend on anybody."

"“As a young, young girl, I probably didn’t know about women like Rosa Parks. I wasn’t that kid who said, ‘Someday, I want to be in Congress.’ But I knew my grandmothers, and they were incredible people.”"

"“My mother’s mother worked at a ball‑bearing plant. She was a steelworker at a time when it wasn’t common to see a woman in that position. Eventually she became a union leader and an activist, trying to stop drugs in her community. (She and her family were pushed out of their neighborhood by drug dealers.)”"

"“And then, one day, I remember going to the supermarket here in Delaware, and there was a family in front of me, a father and a couple of kids. He had put back a bunch of grapes because they were five dollars a bunch and he couldn’t afford it. It was this turning point. I just realized that I wasn’t the only one struggling. I’m blessed. I have a house. I have great kids. I suffered a loss, but there are a lot of people who are suffering—loss of their jobs, loss of their homes, loss of a child to gun violence.”"

"“I spread a huge piece of white paper on my living room wall and started to write. Asking: Why me? Why now? What for? It was clear: If we can help Americans live their purpose, provide peace, and protect our planet, I believe we’ll be able to rebuild the trust we’ve lost.”"

"“Unemployment is down. We’ve recovered all the jobs since lost in the pandemic. People’s household balance sheets are strong.”"

"“We began the dialogue, which is a good step. Nothing good will happen if we don’t even talk.”"

"“Artificial Intelligence is a technology like no other in human history.”"

"“We have to slowly, carefully, and thoughtfully align all of our interests.”"

"Programmers are not mathematicians, no matter how much we wish and wish for it.”"

"It is only when we forget the ideas behind building something wonderful that we can actually do the building that makes things wonderful.”"

"“I couldn’t come out and speak out when I was young, because of the shame. Shame was the first thing in my mind then. Now I’m older and it’s easier for me … since I’ve overcome those thoughts. But when I was younger, I was ashamed… Wouldn’t you feel the same? The fact that you were taken to the Japanese military and used as a ‘comfort woman’ instead of leading a life as others do. Is it acceptable? No, never! … I kept weeping day and night behind the closed doors. I wept in secret; I had no one to talk to. Because we survived, now the whole world (will know) …”"

"“I became a ‘comfort woman’. I was in a three‑story building in Nanjing that was at the Kinsui‑rou ‘comfort station’. There I was called by the Japanese name ‘Utamaru’. I had to service up to thirty soldiers every day. One day I was really in pain …that bastard officer … held a long knife up against my throat … cut me. The blood poured out … Other ‘comfort women’ who caught diseases and became malnourished were carted out or often dumped into the river to drown. I also saw two Japanese army privates stab a pregnant woman in the belly and kill her. I was there for three years. …”"

"“My name is Won‑ok Gil, and I am one of the 22 surviving victims who were called ‘comfort women.’ When I was 13 years … I was forcibly dragged away by Japan and went through unspeakable pain and suffering, the horrors of which I cannot speak of. … Before I die, I want Japan to reveal the truth, and I also want the Emperor of Japan … to sincerely apologize for the ‘comfort women’ issue.”"

"We always think that if we believe in certain things, there is only one way of true believing, which I think sometimes will collude with the powerful way. We think everybody should believe like that. Why? Because we have power. We have the power to coerce. We have the power to discipline."

"“Little girls are like old cats. If they don't like you nothing on Earth will make them pretend to.”"

"“Despite how lonely or broken down you might feel, we need you with us helping to make the world better, kinder and safer, especially for the little girls coming up.”"

"“But sometimes, when no one is looking, little girls like to do forbidden things.”"

"“Beneath the makeup and behind the smile I am just a girl who wishes for the world.”"

"“Just because it’s taken you three years to notice, Ron, doesn’t mean no one else has spotted I’m a girl!”"

"“A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.”"

"“All little girls should be told they are pretty, even if they aren’t.”"

"We started this initiative after realising there was a gap in creative sector to empower youth and women who are engaging in making artisanal products."

"There are so many projects to skill youths and women, little or no emphasis has been put on marketing their products."

"We developed a platform to help them market the products across the globe."

"This has encouraged me because the youth and women artisans have got visibility for their products."

"With the launched e-commerce platform, the products can be easily bought."

"Arthur Kasirye is a valuable member of the WordPress community in Uganda."

"He is the leader of three communities"

"The Elementor, WooCommerce, and WordPress Community in Uganda."

"Heis an ardent polygon that has continuously supported the translation of WordPress into local Ugandan languages, mainly English to Luganda."

"What are the right words, when do I talk about something"

"In 2020, sustainment will continue to play a vital role, from service aircraft, ground and sea systems sustainment, to military housing and supporting military PCSs."

"They have (in a funny way) a more complete factual set knowledge than a normal three year old, but they still don't have that kind of common sense that a 3 year old has"

"The hardware is a collection of about a hundred computers that Garth Gibson (another faculty in our department here), runs as a research project and he lets us use that collection to run NELL....Maybe more interesting than the hardware is how the learning itself works and I could take a few minutes to explain that"

"Let's say I give you the word 'mom' or 'computer'....it's really the same brain and the only difference is that when I say the word 'mom' it was one pattern of neurons firing and when I say 'computer' it is a different set of neurons firing in your brain. We've become very interested in how the brain processes natural language and for the past 12 years with my colleague Marcel Just in our psychology department"

"“I love leaning into their vision and style and being a representative of what they stand for. For me, it’s fun to let these houses push me creatively while still grounding the looks in a way that feels like me"

"There is so much rich fashion history in sport in general, and luckily, tennis for years and years has been incredibly fashion forward and iconic. I never want it to feel like a costume, so to me it’s about carrying forward that elegance in a way that resonates today and is also comfortable."

"Now that I have secured so much work around tennis, I am definitely investing more into the looks, also to create exciting content for my audience,"

"“It was overwhelming in the best way. We had people lined up for hours, some who have been following since the very beginning and others discovering us for the first time."

"Experiential retail is in our DNA; it’s how we’ve built our most loyal community moments. I’d love to expand that further and also pursue collaborations with like-minded brands."

"Actual end user adoption has been insanely high, certain surveys that show 65% of marketers, 60% of coders are using Gen AI. But businesses don’t necessarily capture all of that value – that requires rethinking processes and approaches. If I increase everyone’s productivity by 20%... that’s awesome, but how do I as a firm actually collect on that? One way is to fire people, but if you fire people they won’t show you how they’re using AI."

"You have to incentivize it. If employees are worried colleagues will lose respect for them for using AI, or the bank won’t reward them for using AI, or they will get let go because they’ve got AI to do 90% of their tasks, then they’ll never show you how they use it. AI access helps, sharing helps, some education/training helps, as well as showing support at the highest levels of the organization."

"The research shows that juniors don’t know anything special about AI: they use it first, but they don’t learn specialized knowledge from using it."