I want to thank you, Secretary Vilsack, in particular for your continuing commitment to exemplary public service and your willingness to serve this administration and the American people.

We know the Biden administration has made clear they are committed to addressing food insecurity by providing more food assistance.

I think it is time, finally, to enact this savings account to support equity building for our Nation's kids so we can also at the same time support emergency savings for their parents.

I hope you also diversify the Treasury Department, which really needs to have voices at the table to help you meet those challenges.

What we have seen is a president fail to do that in historically dangerous ways.

I am ashamed for Lindsey Graham. I am shocked, but I guess I shouldn’t be, that he learned nothing, that it is the president who incited this mob attack, this insurrection against a joint session of Congress.

Think of the week that we are in, it`s strange rhetorical setting. It was four years ago this week that the president of the United States swore his oath of office to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. What…

I hope that we will be able to show not only our country but, of course, the jury of senators that our president, sadly, is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors for which he must be convicted.

There's never been a sadder, more serious time for our country, and we don't have to look any further than Liz Cheney to say there's never been a greater betrayal.

This is a president guilty of the worst and highest crimes of misdemeanors and, sadly, he played on these people's fears and ignorance.

Yes. I mean, Donald Trump in the first debate, if you remember, said famously bad things happen in Philadelphia.

We have to make sure this is thoroughly investigated. And I believe once it is, you will see an indictment of Donald Trump.

So, I couldn't agree with you more that ultimate responsibility lies with the president who invited the mob and whipped it up and sent it down the Mall to invade the Capitol.

Morally, Donald Trump and those members of Congress are just as guilty, as the invaders of the Capitol, including the murderers at the Capitol.

There's a lot of responsibility there.

Madam Speaker, last evening, an 11-year-old girl joined our telephone townhall. Her question shook me to my core. She was worried about the future of this great Nation, and I am, too. That is why I must move forward with impeachment of…

Mr. Speaker, I am deeply troubled by last week's attack on our Capitol, and I pray for the families of Officer Sicknick and Officer Liebengood. As I have been saying all summer long, violence and rioting has no place in America. The…

They wanted to assassinate the speaker and the vice president, hunt down members of Congress, and they didn't mind killing people in their wake.