Jerrold Nadler actually said...

They also knew that they could not anticipate every threat a President might someday pose, so they adopted the phrase 'treason, bribery, and...

That oath stands even when it is politically inconvenient, even when it might bring us under criticism, even when it might cost us our jobs ...

If the President puts himself before the country, he violates the President's most basic responsibility: He breaks his oath to the American ...

They warned us against the dangers of would-be monarchs, fake populists, and charismatic demagogues.