Henry Waxman: “We understood this to be a good compromise that showed unlicensed and licensed uses did not have to be mutually…”

The House's need for all the facts surrounding suspected Presidential offences cannot of course be circumscribed by an executive determination of what is relevant.

No one should be secure while he violates the Constitution and the laws.

Mr. Chairman, too much dirty politics is waged with dark money, the secrecy is protected by no privilege, and a little sunlight would be very healthy for American democracy.

It is not for the President to say or to obstruct congressional deliberations and investigations or other legitimate functions.