Tom McClintock

Did not establish that the President or those close to him were involved in any Russian conspiracies or had an unlawful relationship with any Russian official.

The President was concerned about the impact of the Russian investigation on his ability to govern and to address important foreign relations issues and even matters of national security.

But you have left the clear impression throughout the country through your report that it was the Russian Government behind the troll farms, and yet when you're called upon to provide actual evidence in court, you fail to do so.

If you're simply asking somebody how they're feeling, you're obviously not screening very thoroughly for disease.

So the Federal law requires them to be released solely to HHS.

We have not looked at that. We do have ongoing work that is evaluating what CBP's plan is for deploying those funds.

Have we seen an increase in illegal immigration over this past year?

How important is the $4.6 billion that the President requested months ago and that House Democrats delayed for several months before finally releasing it a week or two ago?

They're violating their own regulations and the Flores Agreement by keeping these children, but they'd be violating the TVPRA by releasing these children to anyone other than HHS.

If you're not actually able to verify their identity, run criminal records, it doesn't sound like you are doing very much to screen for criminals entering the country.

I would think that those issues are absolutely critical to the security of our southern border.

One of the great concerns is that there is very little screening going in as far as disease.

Not just an increase, but a significant increase where they're coming through the legal ports of entry or coming illegally across the border itself?

And the TVPRA requires that these unaccompanied children being released to the HHS, the HHS is then supposed to process the children, find their relatives and foster care for them.

The constitutional processes are very well addressed in the Constitution and in our processes.

What Mueller knew but failed to mention in his report was that Kilimnik was, in fact, a U.S. intelligence asset.

It deliberately omitted a very large part of the conversation where Dowd made it absolutely crystal clear that it was not what he was suggesting.

Why aren't we putting those bills forward instead of having our authority taken over by the House Admin Committee on election bills?

We can stop this hearing right now, because Chairman just laid out all of the congressional routes and avenues that Congress has to it.

Let's actually get to actually solving real issues instead of having theoretical college discussions on what is Congress' power.

I'm concerned this report seriously misrepresents the supporting evidence that it's supposed to be based upon.

The more I become concerned that it appears to me that they couldn't make a legal case against the President.

The outcome of an investigation should not be prejudged while FBI agents are still hard at work trying to gather facts.

It's alleged that Hillary Clinton willfully destroyed 30,000 emails under subpoena. Under what circumstances would that be a crime?

James Comey has admitted to leaking classified FBI documents to a Columbia University professor in order to influence an investigation.