"It was our time, as Committee Members, yesterday to make our case. Today is different."
"I want everybody to know that right now, so that Members and their staff can be working on written questions throughout the week."
"It just seems unfair to me, and it could easily be solved by us putting a pause here in this process, waiting for the documents."
"I just believe what we are doing here, just on the objective view of fairness, is sincerely unfair and is insulting to the ideals that we try to achieve with some sense of comity and some sense of rul..."
"What I do not understand is, what is the jeopardy of just waiting, not just to digest these documents but other documents?"
"You probably heard the first sentence of something I said after our break, and that was, that I first started talking about expecting a million documents, and we end up, I think, with 488,000."
"You would think that Republicans and Democrats do not talk to each other, but I would like to remind the public that when they think that happens, they ought to think of the record of this Committee."
"I want to urge the Department of Justice to stand strong and hold fast against this onslaught which threatens the basic principles of our democracy."
"That is what sustains democracy, that commitment to ordinary, everyday Americans participating and engaging in this process."
"I believe that the heroes will be our independent judiciary and our free press."
"This vote and this proceeding could not be more consequential in light of what is at stake: whether women can decide when they want to have children and become pregnant; whether the people of America ..."