I want to ask you about what you see as the threats to our elections infrastructure or the threats of misinformation/disinformation from whatever source.

Today you may have seen it was reported that Rudy Giuliani has acknowledged in a court filing that the statements he was making about these Georgia election workers were just patently false.

I had great admiration and respect for your integrity and your work ethic then and I do today.

The Republican election deniers including former President Trump, that's disinformation that needs to be addressed by the government.

Its primary sin, although the Republicans won't say it, is that its then Director asserted after the election that it was the most secure election in our history.

I made a personal appeal several months ago to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle about gun violence.

How do we deal with that? We are more--this kind of division is more dangerous for our country than anytime since the American Civil War.

Antisemitism, racism, these are the most appalling, disgusting pejoratives, and they are applied to me to silence me...

We need to start being kind to each other. We need to start being respectful to each other.

I was not able to vote due to unforeseen events. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 329 and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 330. personal explanation

The consolidation in the grocery sector could have devastating effects for communities, contributing to food deserts.

I'd also like to ask unanimous consent to enter in the record a couple articles...

We have reached a dangerous point in this country where there has been a tremendous concentration of corporate power--at the expense of working families.

I have grave concerns about the Kroger-Albertsons merger and the impact on the communities that I represent.

In my view, there would probably be only one thing the Founders would find more politically precarious and dangerous to our Constitution than the indictment of a President or former President, and that is the failure to indict a President…

I thank the men and women of the FBI who helped bring the classified information to safety and protect the national security of our Nation.

Donald Trump must be held accountable and attempts to shield him from the consequences of his own actions are both transparent and despicable.

My Republican colleagues seem to believe that a former President similarly cannot be indicted. That would effectively make a President above the law, beyond the reach of the law.

I trust in the rule of law. Mr. Trump will have his day in court.

To my Republican colleagues who introduced this resolution, I thank you. You honor me with your enmity. You flatter me with this falsehood. You, who are the authors of a big lie about the last election, must condemn the truthtellers, and I…

your report attempts to make a case that the investigations of Clinton were given more favorable treatment to that of President Trump.

You think it's insignificant that he had a secret meeting with Russian delegation for the purpose of getting dirt on Hillary Clinton, and the only disappointment expressed at that meeting was that the dirt they got wasn't better?

the Mueller investigation revealed that Russia interfered in the 2016 election in 'sweeping an systemic fashion,' correct?

Maybe there's a better name for it. Maybe they would prefer we just call it good old fashioned GOP cheating with the enemy.

That Manafort provided this information to Russian intelligence while Russian intelligence was engaged in that social media campaign and the release of stolen documents to help the Trump Campaign, correct?