I do not call Mr. Meadows a racist.

The people at home are frustrated, Mr. Cohen, and they want criminal schemes to stop, especially those from the Oval Office.

The fact that someone would actually use a prop, a black woman, in this chamber, in this committee, is alone racist in itself.

I do not call Mr. Meadows a racist. I am trying as a person of color, Mr. Chairman, just to express myself and how I felt at that moment.

My stance has always been the same, Mr. Chairman, based on the facts, not on future reports that we're all waiting on.

Just to make a note, Mr. Chairman, that just because someone has a person of color, a Black person working for them, does not mean they aren't racist.

Donald Trump is setting a precedent that the highest office can be attained through illegal activity.

I was not referring to you at all as a racist.

Mr. Cohen, as you know, to President Donald J. Trump brand comes first, not the American people.

I want you to know, my first bill, the Justice For All Civil Rights Act, is going to basically be able to say we have to--you can show disparate impact to be able to get some sort of legal resolution to this.

I feel like the only way is to always have this overwhelming oversight no matter who's in control here and who's in the body.

I want to introduce a bill that basically says that you can't provide credit scoring... because there is no connection with somebody's driving record and what their credit score is.