Eric Swalwell

And, by the way, with Trump, it's always me, me, me. And anytime he says America first, he means Donald Trump first.

Spare me, Anderson. I mean, it's too rich that Donald Trump and Mike Johnson are talking to us about election integrity. That's like having to listen to a lecture by Bonnie and Clyde on bank security.

The Supreme Court case, you know, on the president's immunity will drive that. And if the justices come back, you know, and say that he does not have absolute immunity, which most folks believe is going to be the case, it could go to trial…

Impeachment is dead. 5:16, Biden impeachment is dead. Joe Biden has been acquitted.

I dare you to impeach, but you will not because you do not have the evidence.

Mr. Chairman, it is over. It is over. It is time to pack it up.

Joe Biden says, I don't know how these got here and what must have happened during a move. And he opened up his home and offices for a search.

Well, the American people benefited from hearing Robert Hur say that he did not charge Joe Biden. That was the most important clarification.

He was then impeached a second time for inciting an insurrection.

It is a story that the guy who appointed you would end if he was in charge again.

He was impeached for leveraging U.S. $350 million over Ukraine to get dirt on President Biden.

Our system, our constitutional rule of law, was not built for a legal terrorists like Donald Trump. He is a professional litigant.

It's time to fund the government, fund Ukraine, the needs in the Middle East, and take on the issues at the border and what people really care about and what matter.

Knowing the facts of the case, Erin, and having been on the floor when Donald Trump incited and aimed the mob that pause the counting of the vote and led to the violence, I'm not surprised that a judge would find that he's disqualified…

Nothing new. In fact, this is the end of the impeachment effort. I saw the time of death today because they have nothing.

We thank you for holding today's hearing of the House Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Subcommittee.

There are some baseline requirements that we need to establish and then allow that to scale associated with the complexity of the system.

As a member of JCDC, Tenable, would you agree that JCDC would benefit from a formalized structure and accountability?

I think we need to define the outcome that we're trying to achieve and kind-of unify around what that message is.

I mean, you don't really want to put out there who is the most vulnerable, but you can also almost... call out the most vulnerable to try and get them, you know, to update their systems.

I look forward to working with my colleagues on legislative solutions to improve OT security, particularly in target-rich, resource-poor sectors.

Everyday our adversaries grow bolder and more capable of exploiting vulnerabilities across OT networks.

Having such a presence like that puts an even greater target on the back of the United States and our infrastructure, and makes us more and more vulnerable to a cyber attack or an attack on particularly our water infrastructure.

You know, right now, the United States is involved in a number of different global conflicts, from aiding Ukraine as it defends its own territorial integrity against Russia, helping Taiwan as it prepares for the threat of a Chinese…

I appreciate the work of this committee and the bipartisan support that is here for cybersecurity.