The President cannot hide behind you any longer. You should be here to be telling the truth.

This is a House Judiciary, not a house party.

In sum, I think it was a very bad day for the House Democrats. It just looked desperate. It looked pathetic, frankly.

It doesn't seem to me like he would be covered by executive privilege, but that doesn't mean that the president can't assert it and have it litigated.

You did have access to the President. You acknowledged, and, in fact, I would say you boasted you were very close with the President.

America learned today that no one else would do what the President asked of you.

We could not be in a more important place in this Judiciary Committee proving to the American people that their Constitution, our Constitution, is stronger than a President in search of corruption and coverup.

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As I said before, I don't see that we have a choice to -- but to investigate allegations of this seriousness.

There are serious, credible allegations of constitutional misconduct against the President, and it's our job to investigate and see where the evidence takes us.

You shouldn't impeach someone for political reasons. You also cannot impeach someone for political reasons.

We are going to continue working. You know, we may be working around the clock, but we'll do what has to get done.

Mr. President, I rise to speak about the same issue my colleague from New York just spoke to, and I know others have preceded her on the floor. I am grateful to be a part of this discussion today. What I could do--but I know I don't have…

Mr. Speaker, we all remember where we were on September 11, 2001. I, myself, drove my daughter, Caroline, to school on my way to work. She was in the third grade. Driving over the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania on my way to work, I…

Madam Speaker, I rise today to recognize the community development and revitalization efforts of Clarion, Pennsylvania. Recently, I was back in my district, touring Clarion's growing downtown region, meeting with small business owners and…