As much as the President may be exalting in the lack of indictments, there are other potential facts and evidence of wrongdoing that may not be chargeable criminally.

And if the President is serious, and he's in favor of transparency, he ought to back my bill that I've introduced with Senator Grassley to require that the report and all the facts and findings be made public.

The public has a right to know.

But my hope is that it will be expedited and that any Congressional subpoena, which there should be, if necessary, will be quickly resolved.

Far from overreaching, Anderson, Congress has an obligation to do oversight.

There is no legitimate claim to executive privilege here.

The public has a right to know.

The report hopefully will be long enough to contain the incriminating information that he has gathered about Donald Trump.

We're talking here about an effort to hide criminality, obstruct justice in the name of executive privilege.

I think that the claim of the White House to review this report should not be upheld. The Department of Justice has a claim to review the report, the White House does not.

There is a credible case of obstruction of justice right now, a powerfully credible case against Donald Trump.

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What it says to me is that the president was attempting to influence potentially that investigation in New York where he was an unindicted co-conspirator and, in fact, he was called individual number one but clearly he was that person in a…

The transcript should be released, just like I've insisted that the entire Mueller report should be released.

If the president called the acting attorney general of the United States about an ongoing investigation of him in the Southern District of New York, where he was named as an unindicted co-conspirator, any conversation would be wildly…

Clearly, the president's intent in calling Whitaker was to influence the outcome.

The president's comments are plainly ludicrous. They are deeply wrong and regrettable. And what he's doing is essentially trying to again divide us, seeking to distract from his own problems, resorting to demagoguery about a resolution…

the president is trying to politicize and weaponize this issue on a very partisan basis.

does the Senator believe climate change is real, and will he stand with the scientific community, which believes unanimously or almost completely unanimously that climate change is real and that human activity caused it?

Most people lie because they want to conceal something, because they feel they have something to hide.

Legally he can do it now, which raises the question, by the way, whether Congress should impose more restraints.

What Donald Trump did was put those secrets and those individuals in the gravest of jeopardy by overruling the intelligence community about who should have access to those secrets.

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