The IRS targeted you. The IRS also asked inappropriate--asked for inappropriate information.

There is some evidence here before us--and I have been hearing from some of my colleagues on this side of the aisle that there is no evidence of wrongdoing.

There was serious wrongdoing on the part of the IRS here.

Thank you for your willingness to testify.

In the wake of the historical global financial crisis that cost the U.S. economy over $22 trillion...

I heard considerable complaints about what was perceived as our weakness in terms of economic sanctions against Russia.

These individual sanctions on the oligarchs are not getting us there, and unless we are not really serious, this is something that we should be thinking about.

I think if we really wanted to get Russia's attention, would be to restrict the ability of those businesses in Russia to convert their rubles into dollars.

If we restrict the currency exchange for the ruble, I think it would have a detrimental effect on the value of the ruble.

I just want to be clear that there are some members on our side of the aisle and I suspect there may be members on your side of the aisle nevertheless that disagree with both you and the President, so we would want to be a part of that…

the fact that the IRS, a very powerful agency with a lot of information on a lot of individuals here, is now targeting or has been targeting U.S. citizens, that is serious stuff, and I think that justifies the scope of this committee's…