Jim Himes actually said...

"Well, I wasn't particularly surprised. And, you know, he said that in answer to a question from one of my Republican colleagues."

"And so when the White House comes out and says there is no evidence, they are very clearly saying something that they can't possibly know."

"I think that my Republican colleague was hoping to get the answer that he'd seen no evidence of collusion."

"If that is possible or certainly if that is true, there's no way Congress should grant him immunity."