Eric Swalwell

It's really sort of exposed the kind of laissez-faire attitude in Washington toward testing.

So, if the president is healthy and able, I think, every day, demonstrating that is a good thing.

Free speech should not be a Republican or Democrat issue. It is a matter at the very heart of our democracy.

I want to thank Ranking Member Sensenbrenner, former Chairman Sensenbrenner, for his decades of work in the United States Congress for the American people.

I hope we can move on in a bipartisan basis.

May I inquire how much time is remaining. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from California has 5 minutes remaining.

May I inquire how many more speakers the minority floor manager has remaining.

We want you to do what you love, too, because we love listening to it and being entertained by it.

On that I demand the yeas and nays. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursuant to section 3 of House Resolution 965, the yeas and nays are ordered. Pursuant to clause 8 of rule XX, further proceedings on this motion will be postponed…

It's really incumbent on people like Mitt Romney and others. Hopefully they can be honorable and recognize they actually have power and leverage over the president.

Yes, but not only an army of lawyers who beneath the surface are working to ensure access to the ballot box. But we have an army of voters, women who marched the day after the inauguration, the March for Our Lives generation who came out…

Imagine if he commanded this great country and our manufacturers to produce the protective equipment and the testing so that our teachers and students could be tested once a week and our kids would be in-person learning right now.

This president, as you know, though, he has downplayed the effects of the virus. He has not played at all when it comes to coming to Congress and working with us to collaborate to address the testing, the tracing and, of course, the funds…

Isn't Roger Stone who Trump was literally tweeting about during the trial saying, have the guts not to testify?

He chooses Russia for who is responsible for interfering in the election and takes their side.

The problem, though, that I see is that even if you have good-natured, hardworking people with integrity, if they don't have leadership at the top -- meaning from the president and other folks -- they are going to do their job and keep…

It's an orange glow in the Bay Area. It's an ominous warning that we have to act on climate.

Everything we learn in these books from Michael Cohen or Peter Strzok, or Michael Schmidt's reporting, or even Bob Woodward's book, it all points toward guilt.

I am concerned that we don't know what we need to know about Donald Trump to protect the country from what Russia has on him.

This is not a hypothetical, theoretical example of somebody being compromised and acting as an agent.

But with this president, as you know, corruption is a reflex. And in 2016, while the Russians were trying to corrupt our democracy and the intelligence community was playing catch up, Donald Trump wasn't. He has corrupted individuals. He…

The American people must know what the Russians are trying to do. This president is not worthy of being re-elected without a plan for COVID. He has no plan for COVID, and he cannot win an election without Russian interference or sabotaging…

We must make sure that we receive unvarnished intelligence assessments from intelligence officials, and right now that is not what we are receiving. They are really playing to an audience of one, the president, and not the American people.

your job is only impossible if you enable the President's corrupt schemes.

I think you should start reading them, because he said Mr. Stone showed guts.