I think it's important to step forward and I think the reason is, is the Department of Justice, nor the FBI is above accountability.

Look, I represent the people, I represent you and if the Department of Justice is not willing to respond to Congress then we're in the world that leaves us as a country.

I think anytime we have an investigation transparency, that's better.

It's just simply -- it's insincere I believe to say, well, we can't share that when I think the primary reason is because it embarrasses them, not because they're trying to protect national security.

I challenge anyone to give me evidence of collusion.

Of course. She works for him.

Mr. Speaker, I have not had the privilege to serve on the Agriculture Committee, but, given the comments of the gentleman there, I would suggest as an amendment that, since this bill is about work, we have work for 12-year-olds. Maybe boys…

I would probably disagree with him on that.

I think Devin has been as I said down the middle and as far as he could be under these really pretty trying circumstances.

I have seen him be critical of the President.

I think he was as forthcoming as he could have been at the time.

We stand by and I stand by the conclusion that we've reached here. I am not waving on that.

I think in one specific instance or in one category at least, and that is the allegations of collusion, which I have said to you and others I think for quite a while now, there isn't evidence of that.

Dixie Metropolitan Planning Organization, May 17, 2018, Letter addressed to Rep. Stewart

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