William Lacy Clay

Many of us were horrified--I know I was--in August of 2014 in Ferguson, Missouri, when officers looked like they were going to war and not serving and protecting their community.

We should be ashamed of what we are doing in this committee today.

Today's hearing is to blame the EPA for the callous disregard of mining companies, of not being good stewards of our environment.

It was the mining companies that made the mess, but those companies are not the ones cleaning it up.

We have a responsibility as an oversight committee, and that is to protect taxpayer dollars.

I, along with several Members of Congress, transmitted a letter to the Census Bureau urging the Bureau to define a national solution to ensure that incarcerated individuals are counted at their last legal residence.

this is one of the most incredible committee hearings that I have ever attended in this committee, because the two sides are so far apart.

I rise in opposition to the Republican majority's impeachment resolution because it constitutes nothing more than a highly partisan political attempt to further embarrass the President of the United States