Zoe Lofgren

He knew it, and he wanted them to march on the Capitol. He encouraged them to do it.

I think it is very important that he come in and answer the Committee's questions, and I hope that he does.

I think that this should be automatic--an application should be put in front of a noncitizen soldier, and they can decide.

It was a response to something that was a real problem and a growing problem.

It was a bipartisan, bicameral effort that was made to do the improvements to the patent system.

I'll just be frank that I did express some frustration to the PTO during the last administration that they took a statute that we had worked on in the Congress for a number of years.

We did file pleading saying that was our belief that the President and Mr. Eastman had engaged in fraud and criminal conduct and therefore we’re not entitled to the attorney-client privilege that he was asserting.

When he sent out the tweet attacking his vice president, he already knew that the violence was underway. The only conclusion you can reach is that he intended to accelerate that violence against the former vice president.

Zoe Lofgren says Donald Trump tried to accelerate the violence against his own vice president during the attack on the Capitol.

The election was not fraudulent. He knew it wasn’t fraudulent. He kept saying at any still saying it, that we’ll see tomorrow and later in the week, his efforts to subvert state election processes.

I think it's very concerning that Adam and his wife and his little baby were threatened.

The only conclusion you can reach is that he intended to accelerate that violence against the former vice president.

The former president is continuing on his campaign to undercut confidence in the election system.

We need to stand up for the rule of law and against political violence. It's not what America is about.

We're in a very rough time in America right now.

It's a grave concern.

I think Judge Luttig said it very well. And, by the way, he is a very conservative man, once considered by Republicans for the Supreme Court.

We will be making legislative recommendations.

We will be helpful to them in terms of specific information that they wish from the -- our own investigations.

I think it would help us fill out the entire picture and I think it would be good for our country and therefore, good for him.

I think we need to look at where's the missing leadership here, where elected officials of both parties will stand up and say, this type of rhetoric or activity is not acceptable and condemn it.

We will get particular information that they need over to them in an orderly way, certainly, by the beginning of next month.

We will also be making legislative recommendations.

We are doing what we were asked to do when the committee was formed, which is to find the truth, lay it out.

We're not going to be an obstacle to the Department of Justice prosecution of individuals.