Isn't it true the evidence did not establish that the President or those close to him were involved in the charge of Russian computer hacking or active measure conspiracies or that the President otherwise had unlawful relationships with…
Doug Collins
The Public Record
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs in the Trump administration; formerly U.S. Representative for Georgia's 9th District (2013–2021).
did not establish that the President was involved in an underlying crime related to Russian election interference.
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.
The way you solve problems is not by avoidance, but by actually taking the issues on.
Why don't we actually take up real legislation to fix the border crisis, to fix the issues that we all talk up about here?
It disenfranchises Florida, it disenfranchises North Dakota, it disenfranchises everyone.
The economy is good, life is going better, and we don't like it because we don't like the November 2016 election.
I was sorry for a moment--you ever have one of those dreams, and there have been movies about this.
I would like to see this committee focus more on issues like copyright that are critical to our economy.
Last year, the Music Modernization Act was signed into law. This bill is a culmination of years of work and the first major update of the music licensing system in a generation.
According to the International Intellectual Property Alliance, core copyright industries contribute more than $1 trillion to the U.S. GDP and make up almost 7 percent of the U.S. economy.
In 2013, the Copyright Office recommended the creation of a small claims court and recommended legislative language that eventually resulted in the CASE Act.
Copyright is a right provided for by the U.S. Constitution. Strong copyright protections are critical to promoting innovation and creativity, and they are critical to our economy.
Strong copyright protections are critical to promoting innovation and creativity, and they are critical to our economy.
It is good to have a hearing like this, if for no other reason, to at least correct the record and things that have already been said.
I was proud to have introduced the Small Business Reorganization Act last term with the Subcommittee Chair Cicilline.
I think it is a great time. And I am glad to have the witnesses here on a Friday morning.
How can we damage the President? Because we don't like the cards that we've got to run for reelection on.
Look, to my Democratic colleagues, unlike Bob Mueller, who needed to find a crime to indict and did not, you don't need one to impeach Donald Trump.
The priorities were, from November 2016, it appears that we have an issue with who got elected President.
If we were attacked, as the chairman just said, then the priority should be to go to the battlefield on the attack where we were attacked on and not run by the sideshow to hear from the commentators.





