Ro Khanna

It's highly unfair, because they're attacking Adam Schiff's integrity without letting Adam Schiff or the American people read the report and read what Mueller found.

I was recently with Secretary Condoleezza Rice, and she said one of the biggest things we can be doing for this country is doubling funding for the NIH and National Science Foundation.

Both President Obama and President Bush in the past have complied with providing readouts and summaries of conversations with foreign leaders.

If anything, this President should have been aware of this law. I mean, he based his whole campaign on this law against Hillary Clinton.

We're about to pass a war powers resolution in the House and the Senate.

There are reports that Jared Kushner has been using this to give sensitive information to MBS in Saudi Arabia.

So putting aside the issue of whether they should ask the question of citizenship--obviously, I think that's ridiculous and they shouldn't.

The only reason I bring the process, because it comes back to some of the census issues.

But do you think that the process could have been better, that there were cases of people being taken into the Oval Office for industry CEOs?

I do question--you know Gary Cohn said, and I don't agree with all of Gary Cohn's policies, but I have respect for him.

Does the President have legislation on how he is going to achieve these drug reductions?

Have you endorsed the Doggett bill on that?

I was with Secretary Condoleezza Rice the other day. She said the single biggest thing we can do for the national security of this country is double our National Science Foundation.

But you are reducing the Medicare budget by $517 billion?

So you are saying that it reduces Medicare spending by not $500 billion?

I just want to say for the record that what you are saying is absolutely disgusting if Johnson & Johnson did that, targeting people who did not have an education.

The memo that Representative Pressley presents is that Johnson & Johnson had a deliberate strategy to market this product to the African American community and to the Hispanic community knowing--one can only assume they knew because 10…

Do you think Johnson & Johnson would have acted differently if we were talking about Caucasians and not African Americans or the Hispanic community?

I find it, frankly, quite shocking.

In general, would you support not importing PFAS into this country?

And are you aware of the draft agency for toxic substances and disease registry's report suggesting that the threshold should actually be 7 to 10 times lower than the EPA's advisory?

Do you know how many active or closed military installations are there today with any known or suspected releases?

The GAO reported last September that DOD had identified 401 military sites with known or suspected PFAS.

I want to follow up on Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's excellent line of questioning.

But was it the 70 parts per trillion that was the standard?