Ted Deutch

the protection of the criminal justice system from corrupt acts by any person, including the President, accords with the fundamental principle of our government that no person in this country is so high that he is above the law.

If he found criminal wrongdoing by the President, could he pursue a trial?

The Constitution provides constraints on presidents and vests this body with the monumental power of impeachment.

As even DOJ policy acknowledges, a President is not immune from criminal prosecution after leaving office.

Was Special Counsel Mueller able to pursue any of these remedies for potential misconduct by President Trump?

So, exactly. So, Mr. Gerhardt, if the special counsel cannot hold the President accountable, who can?

I urge my colleagues to support this entire amendment, in particular, the Jayapal-Deutch amendment to bolster the Federal Election Commission's enforcement of prohibitions against foreign interference in American elections. Director of…

I am deeply appalled by the ongoing imprisonment of women's rights activists...

We need to get the State Department authorization to become a must-pass bill, like the NDAA.

I also want to thank Mr. Malinowski for his leadership on the Saudi Arabia Human Rights and Accountability Act...

As co-chair of the Songwriters Caucus with my friend Congresswoman Roby, we meet with songwriters from across the country.

As co-chair of the Freedom of the Press Caucus, I do not think we can condemn the murder of Mr. Khashoggi strongly enough.

Thanks very much. Mr. Chairman, thanks for holding the hearing.

I have also seen, however, some concerning reports of what appears to be a darker side of the use of Cloudflare describing its widespread provision of services to known bad actors.

I support this legislation to strengthen operations at the State Department, increase its ability to recruit and retain a diverse work force...

If I can just ask, has that been successful since February when it was implemented?

This bipartisan bill strengthens the management and operations of the Department of State.

Thanks for holding the hearing.

The pinnacle of our Nation's judicial system, the United States Supreme Court, doesn't have a written code of ethics.

Justice must be served. I am grateful to support this measure as original co-sponsor and appreciate that Chairman Deutch has highlighted this case.

Let me make something 100 percent clear to the American public and anyone running for public office. It is illegal for any person to solicit, accept, or receive anything of value from a foreign national in connection with a U.S. election…

It is obstruction, plain and simple.

I would like to start by expressing my strong support for House Resolution 441 condemning the attack on the Mutual Israelite Association of Argentina.

I want to further commend the Macri government of Argentina for its effort to find the truth behind the death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman.

I am also proud to stand with my colleagues in support of those peaceful protestors in Sudan who seek a democratic transition and have been met with violence.