Doug Collins

Did you engage in collusion, coordination, or conspiracy with the Russians?

It's okay to try and get your stuff out. It's okay to be frustrated.

We're going to say that they're new because we like the packaging.

Filibustering is across the hall in the Senate. This is actual questions being done now.

I cannot go along with the Chair's sham and the majority's sham in this hearing in designating a staff member.

You have made a shame of this Committee today.

The failed narrative has continued.

Holding hearings until a problem is solved is about like saying I am going to scream at that wall until it changes color.

We know that the crisis on the Southern border is being fueled by loopholes in our immigration laws.

We have had this same hearing in February. We know that the crisis on the Southern border is being fueled by loopholes in our immigration laws.

Every American has a voice in our democracy. We must protect the sanctity of their voice by combatting election interference.

The opportunity cost here is too high.

The burden of proof for accusations that remain unproven is extremely high and especially in light of the special counsel's thoroughness.

No American conspired to throw our election. What we need today is to let that truth bring us confidence.

the President was concerned about the impact of the Russian investigation on his ability to govern and to address important foreign relations issues and even matters of national security.

In the colloquial context, are 'collusion' and 'conspiracy' essentially synonymous terms?

I will not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before Congress.

Russia meddled in the 2016 election, the President did not conspire with the Russians, and nothing we hear today will change those facts.

Russians accessed Democrat servers and disseminated sensitive information by tricking campaign insiders into revealing protected information.

Mr. Mueller concluded he did not. His family or advisers did not.

the President's removal powers are at their zenith with respect to principal officers, that is officers who must be appointed by the President and who report to him directly.

did not establish that the President was involved in an underlying crime related to Russian election interference.

That was--your answer was no.

Correct. And I leave it with the report.

The President knew he was innocent.