Mr. Speaker, I rise today to talk about a legendary Chicagoan, Mr. Eddie Olczyk, a former star player and a current voice of the Blackhawks. A native son of Chicago, Eddie exemplifies the heart, grit, and character of the city we both call…

You don't want to give anybody an out because you don't ask a specific enough question.

This is the president of the United States acting to defend himself legally and politically at the expense of our national security and complicit in that is the speaker of the House and Chairman Nunes.

They wanted transparency on a one-sided basis, and they did it with an extraordinarily flimsy memo.

Was any of this done after/during conversation or consultations with anyone in the White House?

We would like to see this under the light of day where members of Congress are allowed to do this. But instead, we rush some material that is basically a lie and it's misleading and it's inappropriate.

This investigation began independently of the Steele dossier. That's as important a statement as I can make.

I think there's a long history leading up to that questioning. It's hard reading the transcript mannerisms. That's why juries don't read transcripts.

This is the President of the United States acting to defend himself legally and politically at the expense of our national security.

The totality of circumstances led me to believe that he wasn't being truthful.

Mr. Speaker, it has been 5 years since 20 children were senselessly murdered in the Sandy Hook massacre. And while we will never forget the young lives we lost that day, we must also remember that this tragic, life-altering and…