It has been a year. And we issued a subpoena. It is not like we are not serious about that.

You are hiding stuff. You are holding back from us and it is not reasonable.

As Members of Congress, we should be able to see what you are doing and how you are doing it.

A briefing is not good enough.

I think it is important that we get these documents, and I think the American people have a right to know is the Department of Justice violating the law when it comes to privacy.

It should scare every American.

The American people trust us but you don't trust us.

Why is it that Members of Congress with security clearances--I happen to sit on the Judiciary Committee, I am on the Crimes Subcommittee--why is it that I cannot actually see what you are sending out far and wide?

The congressional oversight and investigative work does not need to be an adversarial activity.

So we are after the truth here most of the time, but I do want to highlight that aspect of this, that we have to be fairer in conducting oversight as well.

Our cooperative approach to oversight has yielded results.

I got a problem with that. I got a problem with that.

This is so screwed up about the Obama administration. You're here illegally, you commit a crime, you deport them.

I really do believe that one of the untold stories, the biggest--one of the biggest threats that we have, are those that are coming illegally to the United States.

How do you do that? You give them an excuse to make a decision, put some poor officer there...

The concept is we reinforce engineering principles and fundamentals at sites, and that is where that collaboration between government, industry, and academia will work effectively.

So, what we are talking about is we need as a government to try to increase people to go into the industry, to go into the Federal workforce, but also who can become teachers.

the Obama administration's credibility in managing abandoned mines is at an all-time low