Over and over again this Congress we have seen House Republicans set aside congressional work--the people's business--to do the former President's bidding.

Unfortunately, these attacks on the very foundations of our government to prop up the former President have become the norm for their party.

After that jury of his peers, his neighbors, deliberated they had to make 34 decisions. Twelve jurors, 34 decisions.

That is disgusting.

If Donald Trump, as the jury unanimously found, covered up 2016 conduct of a pattern that we saw again in 2020, and we see him limbering up for in 2024, then he deserves to be found guilty.

I don't view this hearing as a shaming of any particular company but, rather, an opportunity to learn from mistakes in the past.

Are you kidding me? Donald Trump is complaining about bias in his case, and he is on trial for stealing national security documents with a judge that he appointed?

This is the person who you all chose to hang out with this morning, delaying the original start time of our hearing, because rather than getting work done for people who need us to work, you chose a felon over helping families.

Four hundred and eight straight times they said the word 'guilty.'

Maybe they should be listening more to you and your strategies, Mr. Bienvenue.

You don't like how women make decisions about their bodies, and so you're banning abortions. You don't like how families make decisions to get pregnant, so you're banning IVF.