If we can't trust him to tell the truth under oath, then who are we to trust?

Well, that's right, Anderson. It is very significant that the Republicans are finally coming along and recognizing the threat that this poses to our democracy and to our national security to have Russia meddling in our elections.

No. And I was talking with NATO leaders over at the Munich security conference with Senator McCain a couple of weekends ago.

I mean, look, the bar is so very low, Anderson. He got up there, he was able to string several complete sentences together from teleprompter and not offend half the world, and so, we're excited and people think it was a great speech.

This entire investigation that takes place on the intelligence committee will be classified. So this is an important step in the right direction, but it doesn't solve the problem. We all deserve answers, the American public deserves…

If he wants to have an infrastructure plan that's supported by Democrats and Republicans, he has to have a plan to pay for it.

He's done it from the start of his campaign. And the fact that he says something last night that sounded good doesn't really mean much because we know that the president say serial liar.

But it was a hallow speech. He doesn't have any plan to pay for the things that he's proposing.

It doesn't give me confidence as a member of Congress and, by the way, a member of Congress who's made a real point of working across the aisle.

It's a very divided Congress because of a very divisive president, and just because had he some nice rhetoric last night, doesn't mean that anything's going to change.

I share Chairwoman Hartzler's views of the quality of your report, the importance of it, and it gives us a lot of confidence to know that such good work is being done.