David Weldon: “I have some questions for the other side of the aisle, questions that I am absolutely 100 percent sure I will receive no…”

“I have some questions for the other side of the aisle, questions that I am absolutely 100 percent sure I will receive no answers for. I am sure that I will receive no answers, because for nearly three years now the other side has made it abundantly clear that they have no interest in discovering how the Democratic National Committee raised nearly $3 million in illegal campaign contributions from communist China; no interest in discovering how the White House came to possess 900 FBI files of Republicans; no interest in discovering who in the White House ordered the FBI and the IRS to investigate Billy Dale and the other White House Travel Office employees in order to smear them. My questions are, do you think that Webster Hubbell's statement on his jailhouse tapes that ``I need to roll over one more time,'' is indicative of a crime? Do you think that Webster Hubbell's statement with respect to overbilling that ``I will not raise those allegations that might open it up to Hillary,'' is not indicative of a crime? Do you think that Mrs. Hubbell's great fears she will lose her job if her husband tells the truth about what he knows is not relevant to the committee's investigations? Questions, yes, Mr. Speaker, that I am sure fellow Americans we will not a receive answer to, not a single one.”