What they want to do is break down our faith in institutions. They want to break down our faith in democracy.

I am hopeful that we see a productive summit. I, for one, view it as historic and important to be taking these steps.

Regardless of the outcome of the summit, I for one will continue to urge the administration to use every possible economic and diplomatic solution to find answers and bring us forward.

This is a responsibility that is important to all of Congress.

This is not new. This did not just start in 2016 or 2018.

Thank you for taking it seriously. We sent this letter nearly six months ago. Whether you agree or disagree, I do think that you owe us a response on this.

I think they have not seen it as in their interest yet to cause a disruption.

We do not have evidence of them altering the outcome of any election.

This legislation will save lives or, in some cases, the lack of this legislation will cost lives.

There is no more greater catastrophe that we could endure than if people actually believed, for legitimate reasons, that an election, a national election, had been stolen.

I was in Moscow in 2016 just before the election. I came home and I said, 'They are going to mess with our elections.'

I thank the gentlewoman for chairing this Special Order. You listen to our colleagues, and it is hard to listen to this and not just feel overwhelmed by it. Some things are so emotional and some things are so obvious that there are times…

I regret the stereotypes that are often formed around this issue. Somehow all Republicans hate the environment and all Democrats are alarmist.

All too often this issue has been used as a vehicle to push a radically progressive agenda that would prove to be devastating for American families, and would offer minimal, at best, climate results.

The deal we ended up with now is worse than we had before the shutdown.

I regret that, because of the anger in that area, nobody realized that my bill did more to protect the land than President Obama's designation.

I believe, personally, having been a former mayor, that if you want to reduce it by 2 degrees, mayors know how to solve this.

It is the right thing to do.