I don't mind if people are wrong. I really mind if they're unfair.

This is what ticks Americans off more than anything else I'm convinced about.

The answer is no.

Your report does not support the claim from the President of the United States that he is completely exonerated.

I hope the Justice Department and the FBI learned their lesson from your report and do not cave to the ongoing bullying of President Trump and his allies in Congress.

Your report discusses why the Justice Department and the FBI have a policy and practice of refusing to speak publicly about ongoing investigative activity.

When the FBI speaks publicly about an ongoing case, it risks harming the subject's reputational interest.

It is important that the American people know that the 500 pages that you dedicated your career to developing... does not support any such claim by the President.

I want to begin by lamenting the fact that we are not having Judiciary oversight hearings to address this barbaric child separation policy.

It is despicable what is happening in our name.

The President's claim that your report makes clear that he is completely exonerated--there's no obstruction of justice and no evidence of collusion--is a lie or at least unsupported by your report?

Everybody thought Hillary Clinton was unbeatable, right? But we put together a Benghazi special committee, a select committee. What are her numbers today? Her numbers are dropping. Why? Because she's untrustable.

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.

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 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...

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?