U.S. State Attorneys General

That he was racializing the virus. And again raising of anti immigrant fervor. So this is what the President does, he's a very divisive person, and he's up against it.

We have work to do, and we need to do it now.

An institution that led this Nation in racial integration almost 75 years ago is now confronted with growing White nationalism in our ranks.

We are at a difficult time in our Nation's history; a time when racial injustice is seen in the violence against Black Americans by local law enforcement.

Ensuring that our frontline workers are trained and prepared to operate during the COVID-19 pandemic is critical.

Alarmingly, this risk to our frontline transportation workers is compounded by the lack of adequate masks, gloves, and additional PPE that is required for the job.

It is very difficult to hold a police accountable even when there is violation of law.

We are going to prepare, we are going to organize, and we are going to make sure we put on the best case we possibly can.

There is no place for violence against women anywhere.

[t]here's no place for violence against women anywhere.

Let's find flexibility to establish an ROTC unit right there at Delaware State University so they can team up with Dover and help address this need.

We have got a cultural problem in the Air Force, and I expressed this last week in the Navy.

It is time to update this program. It is a 30-year-old formula.

Most states do not currently receive appropriated funds in proportion to their reported needs or population, which demonstrates the inadequacy of the current allotment.

I think it's very clear where the president's head is at, and his head is always all about him, and what he can do to protect himself.

No. In fact, they are expressing -- no, they're engaging in wishful thinking. Notice that people who are saying everything is OK are the political people.

And, up to now, the Republicans have yet to focus on the President's conduct.

But if Mitch wants to just stifle that, he can just move to table the motion.

So, as far as I'm concerned, unless the President mounts a defense, which is more than saying 'Oh, well anything he does, that's not impeachable,' that's not a defense.

And they are enabling, by the way, by supporting Mitch McConnell, and what he's doing, they're supporting the cover-up, and the inability of us to call on relevant witnesses, and to obtain relevant evidence.

But, you know what? I say what does that matter if they're going to be vote - they're going to be voting totally on the line with them?

I hope that the entire trial will be available to view for the public.

What the President needs surrounding him at all times are, what I call, 'Yes Men and Yes Women.'

The majority of American people want a fair trial, which means that they want witnesses.