Jerry Nadler

We intend to once again take up and pass these and other important bills.

I remain hopeful that this Congress we'll finally get something done.

We have bedrock principle in this country, and that is that all Americans deserve a day in court.

We are asking for the disqualification. And this trial, while we are trying Donald Trump, we are saying to the world, to all Americans that this kind of action will not stand.

We can have all of this, but we have to have accountability, too. Madam Speaker, I yield 1 minute to the gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Hoyer), our distinguished majority leader of the House.

I now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentlewoman from Texas (Ms. Garcia).

I now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from New York (Mr. Espaillat).

I now yield 30 seconds to distinguished gentlewoman from California (Ms. Eshoo).

Madam Speaker, I have faith in the resiliency of our government. We will bring the rioters to justice. Their accomplices in this house will be held responsible.

I support the immediate impeachment of the president and his removal from office. In the wake of this deadly attack on the Capitol, in the face of this insurrection, we must act. There must be consequences. Those consequences must be…

This is part of a pattern. We saw before in the Stone case, Trump granting clemency to protect an individual who might have implicated Trump in -- quote -- 'criminal misconduct.'

We were able to enact one of these bills, the CREATES Act, into law last year.

The subcommittee has taken a number of concrete steps forward in support of its critical mission to promote open and fair markets.

It has been a pleasure to take part in this historic and bipartisan process.

I am concerned that the law has failed to keep up, not adequately protecting creators and not necessarily providing clear guidance to users and others, and this needs to change.

As Chair of the Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Courts, and Internet, I believe it is important that we work with the Copyright Office to ensure that the rules of the road are clear for content users, platforms, and internet service…

I am grateful that Congress recognizes what we are attempting to fix and is pushing service providers to participate in finding solutions.

If we are to strike any sort of 'new balance,' it must center our nation's 229 million internet users and their ability to speak freely--not merely the administrative convenience of major industries.

This is exactly the type of anticompetitive acquisition that the antitrust laws were designed to prevent.

I have long believed, with Thomas Jefferson and Louis Brandeis, that concentration of power in any form, especially concentration of economic or political power, is dangerous to a democratic society.

Antifa violence in Portland is a myth.

Shame on you, Mr. Barr.

It is improper for the Department of Justice to divert resources and law enforcement personnel in an effort to assist the President's reelection campaign.

Understandably, Americans are very suspicious of your motives here.

Operation Legend appears to be little more than a repackaging of existing operations in these cities.