As Google became the gateway to the internet, it began to abuse its power.

Really, Mr. Pichai, it's Google's business model that is the problem.

I share the concern that market dominance in the digital space is ripe for abuse, particularly when it comes to free speech.

Antitrust law and the consumer welfare standard have served this country well for over a century.

Throughout my long time in Congress, I have prioritized oversight as one of our seminal responsibilities.

Is it ever appropriate for the President or presidential candidate to accept or solicit foreign assistance of any kind in his or her election?

Do you think what happened to Mr. David was appropriate, Mr. Barr?

Sir, your failure to respect the role of peaceful protest in this country is a disgrace.

So, as the top law enforcement official in our country, do you think Americans who show up to peacefully protest should expect to be beaten and pepper sprayed and have their bones broken by federal officers?

Is it ever appropriate, sir, for the President to solicit or accept foreign assistance in an election?

The Justice Department is responsible for protecting the constitutional rights of Americans, not to serve as the President's personal bully or political director.

Protestors are good. Demonstrations are good. They're part of the First Amendment.

The vast majority of the protestors are peaceful, and despite that, unidentified federal agents have attempted to prevent these mothers, veterans, and peaceful Americans from exercising their First amendment rights.

Americans across this country have been exercising their First amendment rights to peacefully protest police brutality against Black people.

In April of this year, the Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee unanimously found that Russia interfered with our elections and attempted to undermine American democracy, correct?

in your opening statement you continue with your sustained effort to undermine the finding of Russian interference in our election.

Protestors aren't chaos. They are deeply American examples of values, a desire for this country to be at its best self.

Do you think it is ever appropriate to use tear gas on peaceful protestors, yes or no?