He called his tenure as governor of Florida “an activist time where reform was front and center.”

He declared that “heads would roll” in the corrupt Department of Veterans Affairs if he were president.

He urged a “populist revolt to get to a Constitutional convention” where voters could ratify an amendment installing term limits, a budget-balancing ordinance, and a six-year ban on lobbying by retired politicians.

He called on the voters of New Hampshire to “throw the bums out” of Washington and start again with a clean slate, before adding quickly, “Except Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH)33%, of course.”