No one in this country, no matter how wealthy or how powerful, is above the law.

Mr. Bannon will comply with our investigation or he will face the consequences.

You all know that there is no evidence of widespread election fraud sufficient to have changed the results of the election.

But an infrastructure bill that addressed this type of hard asset construction would be a godsend.

The American people must know what happened. They must know the truth.

I made that clear in a letter to Mr. Costello this morning.

President Biden has already determined that an assertion of executive privilege is not in the public interest.

As a member from a Gulf Coast State, I am thankful to have the opportunity to talk about this very important bill...

There are bigger matters at stake. One of the major questions the Select Committee is dealing with is whether the rule of law will be able to endure as a pillar of American democracy.

Our goal is simple. We want Mr. Bannon to answer our questions.

Revenues from offshore energy production are the source of our sustainable dollars in the Gulf Coast for all of our programs for the coastal conservation.

I am very proud to promote such legislation as the RISEE Act, and I certainly hope you will reconsider this.

the Coast Guard Academy actually leads all of the federally sanctioned service academies in terms of diversity.

your stated reasons for Mr. Bannon's flat refusal to provide documents and appear at a deposition have no legal basis or support.

It is essential that we get Mr. Bannon's factual and complete testimony in order to get a full accounting of the violence of January 6th and its causes.

If there is no accountability for these abuses, if there are different sets of rules for different types of people, then our democracy is in serious trouble.

The former President has not communicated any such assertion of privilege, whether formally or informally, to the Select Committee.

It is a way for a subset of a high school to do better than their peers, to graduate at a higher rate, to make better grades, and to do better upon graduation.