This is a crisis that has affected the entire American homeland.

So is Strzok's edit advice to Comey not a clear example of where Strzok's bias is not publicly sound?

I was acknowledging that the other side has been ranting and raving about issues that are not pertinent to today's hearing.

I'd love to know exactly who that is and who they were, because my understanding is that there's something peculiar in that regards.

And the reason I say that is, when I asked the question last Thursday as to who looked at that server, I was told that it was an individual from the FBI.

So why wouldn't you ask any and all sources, like the DNI, the military, CIA, special ops, any remote centers, if they had hacked into the server during this time?

But it's reasonable, then, if you found agents with political bias against the President that were then assigned to the Russia probe, that certainly that is something that needs to be looked at.

Do you think that this probe, the Russian probe, then, could potentially have been tainted by the same political bias?

It seems like a very bizarre coincidence that the way people tended to end up on the Mueller probe was some association with Hillary Clinton.

I'm in violent agreement with Director Wray that the information in your report does not in any way impugn the incredible work that they do.

It will be totally unacceptable to my constituents to say that there was a person who went from the Hillary Clinton email investigation to the Trump-Russia investigation to the Mueller probe...

In this country, we cannot live in a world where unelected people at the FBI get to shelter someone who I believe was actively working against the President...

It's like having door locks installed, only to find out that the locksmith also gave keys to all of his friends so they can come in and rifle through your stuff without having to ask you for permission.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this hearing.

In April, the Commerce Committee held a hearing with the Judiciary Committee in the wake of press reports that Cambridge Analytica had used Facebook data to build psychological profiles of users and target them with political propaganda.

It's really frustrating those of us on the Oversight Committee that have tried to find answers from an agency that, quite frankly, has not been transparent with the American public.

The approval ratings for the FBI and the Department of Justice now, I would assume are at record lows, probably lower than Congress, and that's not very good.

The biggest complaint that I hear from the good, hardworking people in my congressional district in southern Kentucky is the disgusting news that they've seen about the obvious bias from the FBI and from the investigators.