I am deeply disappointed that this Committee hearing is conducted in a manner that makes a mockery of the constitutional process of government that is set forth in our Constitution.

That can't be done on a Zoom call.

What would be wrong with repealing PROMESA, disbanding its management board and then handing the whole mess back to the people who created it?

Turning police departments into paramilitary organizations is antithetical to the sixth principle laid down by Peel.

No-knock warrants have been proven to be lethal to citizens and to police officials, for obvious reasons.

Police records must be open to the public.

Every person in a free society has the right to take arms against an intruder in their homes.

Withdrawing police protection from our streets, abandoning police stations to rioters, turning a blind eye to looting, arson, and mayhem, all have an incendiary effect on insurrections.

For every right, there must be a remedy, and qualified immunity prevents a remedy for those whose rights have been violated by officials holding a public trust.

He died because a rogue cop with multiple complaints for misconduct was allowed to remain on a police force.

I see nothing wrong with having a bad cop database, but having a database isn't going to get somebody fired who ought to be fired.