It's a shame that this committee, frankly, has been drawn into such a charade.

Now, some have been found to violate Twitter's guidelines but others were not, and I think probably you and your staff agree that Twitter needs to do a better job of addressing instances where some of the users are using the platform to…

Bad actors have co-opted Twitter and other social media platforms to spread disinformation and sow divisions in our society.

I fear the Republicans are using this hearing for those purposes instead of addressing the serious issues raised by social media platforms that affect Americans' everyday lives.

I am hoping, not just the PBMs, but the entire system of drug pricing is something we should be having hearings on.

It is my understanding that these projects are fully paid off before title is transferred.

These transfers can reduce paperwork and staff time at both the Federal and local levels.

The Water, Power and Oceans Subcommittee meets today to hear testimony on H.R. 6583, sponsored by Committee Chairman Rob Bishop of Utah; and H.R. 6652, sponsored by Representative Newhouse of Washington.

The Subcommittee meets today to consider two Bureau of Reclamation title transfer bills that give local control of critical water facilities and infrastructure to the local entities that already operate and maintain those facilities.

I appreciate you, Mr. Dorsey, taking this seriously and your entire organization so that we can really reduce these threats online.

I like the idea of local oversight, as opposed to from a distance, like here from Washington, DC.

Facilitating these types of title transfers remains a priority for this Subcommittee.

Title transfers are often a win-win for the taxpayer and the local communities that are served by these facilities.

They're wilfully ignoring how taxpayer money has been wasted by corrupt cabinet secretaries for first class travel.

Unfortunately, the actions of President Trump have made the situation worse.

We know there are ongoing efforts to disrupt our democracy.

They definitely don't want the public to see how poorly the Trump White House responded to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.

According to their own secret cover-up list, Republicans don't want the public to see President Trump's tax returns.