We thought [the emails] really raised questions about the relationship between the president and Jeffrey Epstein.

This president thinks he can bully and intimidate people, and he is not going to, he’s not going to stop me from speaking out and holding him accountable for the things that he does that are wrong and unlawful

Well, the President did not say that, and the President certainly has not given Congress any notice that that is going to occur.

It's time for Congress to rein in a president who is deciding to wage war on his own say-so, which is not what the Constitution allowed.

This is shocking. And again, this is not an individual who was accused of running drugs to the United States. He was convicted in a federal court in the United States.

The circumstances have changed in the months since we had that vote.

You can use that word. Sure, you can use that language. But you shouldn’t. And that's something Donald Trump fails to realize.

This is what Donald Trump has done. He has normalized this type of hateful behavior and this type of language.

If the report was accurate, the attack rises to the level of a war crime.

Mr. Trump was protecting the United States by being very proactive.

President Trump has always been a strong ally for our district and a true friend, and I wanted him to hear it from me first.

The president's decision to say, OK, this particular criminal, who should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, who came in under an asylum grant... don't say that all Afghans in the United States... are bad.

Obviously, if that occurred, that would be- be very serious, and I agree that- that- that would- would be an illegal act.

Many times, it’s just about being decent to people and making them feel included.