Voters deserve to know that they will be able to vote when they show up.

I urge the White House to accept the intelligence community's unanimous conclusions about 2016 meddling.

It is very important for the people in this country to believe in the elections that we have.

Would you please do that?

Do you think we are paying them what they are worth?

it is imperative that you come to meet with the 49 Members of the CBC to address our concerns.

It is just amazing to me that no one in a particular field office in a whole year had any substantial ties to the community that they were not determined to be not a risk factor and released pending their hearing.

Our constituents continue to express their frustration about being ignored and being attacked for exercising their constitutionally-protected right to free speech to protest inequities across American institutions.

I would just ask that you commit to briefing us again on that particular issue.

I am particularly concerned about the impact of new technologies on our elections.

Unfortunately, one man's tool is another man's weapon.

Part of my concern--and I will pick a fictional place so that I don't offend any community, but let's think of Mayberry, North Carolina, where Barney Fife was the sheriff's deputy.

Our failure to put money into R&D may cost us not only our strategic advantage as the world's leader in technology, but the global influence that stems from it.

I want to thank the delegate from the Virgin Islands for cohosting this Special Order in honor of Elijah Cummings. We all ask that question to the Lord: ``What is required of thee?'' And the answer is simple: Act justly, love mercy, walk…

We must be prepared for our adversaries to use AI-generated deepfakes to create a false history.

Ensuring that emerging technologies are developed and deployed responsibly requires U.S. leadership.

I would have grave concern as a baseball coach if there was an active-shooter situation about what happens if I have a gun and the perpetrator has a gun.

I think that something this complex and something this drastic, we really do need a belt-and-suspenders-type approach to it.

Parents shouldn't have to be doing that.

I think interoperability is important and we went through that after Hurricane Katrina where we lost 1,500 people that we could not talk to each other.

I think there are small steps we can take such as universal background checks, things of that nature.

Mr. Richmond. I want to start with Mr. Yoes, who is in my district and represents Fraternal Order of Police.

Mr. Richmond. Okay. So, the audition is over? Okay. Just checking.

But all the polls show that we are the only Democratic candidate that's beaten Donald Trump by double digits.

I think the vice president stands by his record. He is who he is, and you can't do anything about age.