Any Americans that are watching this--and I don't how many are, to be honest with you--they don't want to hear that answer. They want to hear the answer that I want: Where are they? What are they doing? Are we safe? That's the real deal…

Let's understand it. Let's not look at the shiny object. Let's look at the real world here. People on the terror watch list are in this country. We don't know where they are or who they are.

Yes, but initially we were told six months, and the answer is on 85 percent. That's such an egregious statement to make, this is just not sufficient, and that's why we actually put forward a subpoena to get the real information.

Let's be clear, when agencies delay or fail to comply with Congressional subpoenas, they're obstructing our ability to legislate and address the issues affecting the citizens we serve, period.

I don't want us to lose what the focus of this hearing is, and we have to keep our eye on the ball.

Enforce the damn law. Is it complicated? We are trying to make it complicated but it is not. Enforce the law.

Larry Krasner, cops are in danger because of what he does.

They are scared, and they are not only--let me just give the 1,000-pound elephant, or whatever. They are not all white.

We really need to talk about what is happening in Philadelphia, and we need to talk about the policies in Philadelphia with this prosecutor.

Damn it, they are bad people. Let's face it. We have got to understand something in this world. There are good people and bad people.

It is against the law to rape. It is against the law to murder. It is against the law to beat people to death.