Well, it will be for a balance of power on many abuses of power we've seen in the past. But we can't miss the opportunity to do what they sent us here, which is to collaborate on infrastructure, passing the Dream Act, having background…

This president, Anderson, may be impeached. But we're certainly not there with the evidence.

Mitch McConnell, by not allowing [the legislation] to come forward, is suppressing the will of the majority of his members.

It shouldn't happen, and it would be breaking one of the, I would say, fundamental promises that Donald Trump made during the campaign, that he was going to drain the swamp and breaking that promise on day one, you know, the inauguration…

But I think the bigger picture here is that you are now seeing more evidence than ever that Donald Trump was associated with a criminal campaign, a criminal transition, and presides today very likely over a criminal presidency.

I think that shows propensity evidence for what I think he's going to be on the hook for, for issues that actually matter to the American people.

The president's worst instincts continue, I think, to haunt him and will ultimately be, you know, what exposes him criminally when Bob Mueller finishes.

They had good reason to be concerned. It looks like they were trying to prevent a five-alarm fire from turning into a six-alarm fire.

I have an open mind to Mr. Barr.

If Matt Whitaker is the acting attorney general, and we've had conflicting reports about who is overseeing the Russia investigation, if he's the acting attorney general, he's overseeing the Russia investigation.

I am concerned about some of his sentiments about the Mueller investigation, and I think that would be something that would come up in a confirmation hearing.