It's welcome news, Anderson. This investigation was disrupted last week when President Trump fired the chief investigator, Director Comey. So, I hope this is a way to get that investigation back on track and that the American people can…

if our president was show boating or grandstanding with U.S. intelligence in such a reckless way, you know, that's something that we should all be concerned about.

the cost of the president's ties to Russia cannot be our national security. And if this is true, that is a price that we could pay.

I learned a lot from Sally Yates today as she testified, particularly just how hard she tried to tell the White House about Michael Flynn, perhaps being compromised, and just how little that they cared.

There is evidence, not only of collusion, but there's deep, deep evidence that Russia interfered with our election and intend do it again and this demands a serious investigation.

The only reason would you lie about a fact in an investigation is to cover up something that had occurred in the past.

There is evidence of collusion, both on the classified and unclassified side. And my hope is that the world will soon see it.

It was very, very disturbing when DNI Clapper laid out the gravity of this attack, that another country violated our sovereignty and that, you know, from the appearance they are celebrating and congratulating themselves to use his words.

I'm not familiar with one and unless he were to proffer to us why we should do that, in other words what he could offer that we could not otherwise obtain, I don't think that would be a good idea.

Yes, and I also have a lot of faith in Mike Conaway from Texas, I, you know, take him at his word and have, you know, seen him at work and I think he just wants to follow the evidence.

I think for us to be back on track with a new leader of the investigation, I think it's probably restored the faith among all and, again, we just want to get back to work and I can say right now that that's the case.