Well, it's obviously very confused. And it just shows a lot of disorganization within the White House and the relationship between the president and his subordinates, because if you're going to take a major step like firing the FBI…

It creates obviously a great deal of confusion in the country, and I would suspect it creates a great deal of confusion around the world.

I don't think there's anyone in the country right now that can have confidence that the president made this decision on a sound basis, instead everyone is going to suspect I think with very good reason, he's making this because he thinks…

This can't be a situation where the president picks a crony to run the bureau and another crony as an independent counsel.

Well, it's incredibly disturbing at many levels.

I don't know if I would call it a cover-up, but it's a brazen interference with a criminal investigation.

We've got to have a special prosecutor.

I would have liked to have seen the deputy attorney general in that lengthy letter he wrote justifying the firing of Comey, directly apparent conflict of interest, the quite obvious conflict of interest and also urge the attorney general…

It was very, very disturbing when DNI Clapper laid out the gravity of this attack, that another country violated our sovereignty and that, you know, from the appearance they are celebrating and congratulating themselves to use his words.

There is evidence, not only of collusion, but there's deep, deep evidence that Russia interfered with our election and intend do it again and this demands a serious investigation.

I learned a lot from Sally Yates today as she testified, particularly just how hard she tried to tell the White House about Michael Flynn, perhaps being compromised, and just how little that they cared.

There is evidence of collusion, both on the classified and unclassified side. And my hope is that the world will soon see it.

The only reason would you lie about a fact in an investigation is to cover up something that had occurred in the past.

I appreciate your timely May 8, 2017 policy statement upholding First Amendment protections for all Americans and ensuring 'the right to free speech and the right to free religious exercise.'

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