Dan Goldman

This is the exact opposite of peace through strength.

First of all, I don't know what Donald Trump expects President Zelenskyy to thank him for. He certainly should thank President Biden, which he has done over and over again.

It's called the 'rule of law'. Our constitution created three co-equal branches of government to provide checks and balances on each other.

These courageous whistleblowers must be allowed to submit affidavits to the Senate Judiciary Committee before his vote on Thursday.

This is completely lawless. This is a total takeover of the federal government.

What is the point of them being there if they're just bending the knee to Donald Trump?

There's no oversight of Elon Musk. He clearly spent his $250 million to get Donald Trump elected, and now has a puppet in the White House who has given him the authority to go into every federal agency.

The concern and the risk couldn't be any higher right now. And it's not because of any effort to streamline the government or make it more efficient.

@ElonMusk gave Trump $250m, so Trump handed him control of America's checkbook.

Just because Donald Trump doesn't like it does not give him license under the law.

Republican members of Congress who control both Houses are going to have to grow a spine, step up and stand up to this president and his lawlessness.

What really happened here, Anderson, is that they planned to stop all funding and that there was enough of an outrage that they released supplemental guidance today trying to roll this back.

No, it's definitely not legal. And I think it's important to understand how the appropriations process works.

As the shadow president-elect, Elon Musk is now calling the shots for House Republicans on government funding while Trump hides in Mar-a-Lago behind his handlers, its increasingly seems like were in for four years of an unelected oligarch…

I think all these efforts are important. I mean, the problem is that the problem is getting worse, not better.

The bottom line is we have heard voter fraud, which is, effectively, not a problem

No, that is based on Republican gerrymandering. And I raise North Carolina as just one example.

No, it does not. So, when the Chairman says that 100 percent of the three or four seats that were miscounted would be Republican, that is not based on the Census numbers, right?

I think Donald Trump should tread very carefully on those lines, because he's going to quickly find out that the American people, and I hope the Republican members of the Senate and Congress will stand up to that kind of that…

I would argue that the American people did not vote Donald Trump in to subvert our democracy, to undermine our Constitution.

I just want to make sure I understand what 4 hours and 20 minutes of fuss is about.

The fact that Donald Trump thinks that is appropriate is very dangerous for our national security.

I'm very disturbed by this, and I'm very concerned about what it demonstrates about Donald Trump's priorities.

Donald Trump has made it very clear that he is going to politicize the entire executive branch, the entire federal government.

This is exactly what we worried about and we warned about Donald Trump, which is that he is going to appoint unqualified loyalists to shape this government into his own personal fiefdom.