We must not overturn an election and impeach a President without an overwhelming consensus of the American people and the representatives in Congress.

One of the most important questions that every member of this committee must decide is whether we are a Nation of laws and not men.

The Framers included impeachment in the Constitution to ensure that no one, no one is above the law including and especially the President of the United States.

The facts before us are undisputed. On July 25th, President Trump called President Zelensky of Ukraine and, in President Trump's words, asked him for a favor.

We are empowered to recommend the impeachment of President Trump to the House if we find that he has committed treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.

I am very concerned about the President's obstruction of Congress, obstruction of this inquiry, refusal to comply with a number of subpoenas.

A majority of this country is clearly prepared to impeach and remove President Trump.

The issue in a potential impeachment is whether to overturn the results of a national election, the free expression of the popular will of the American people.

The Constitution has a solution for a President who places his personal or political interests above those of the Nation: The power of impeachment.

The last thing you want, it's almost illegitimate, is to have a party-line impeachment.

The will of the people elected a new majority. The will of the people elected a House that would not function as a wholly-owned subsidiary of this administration.

The motion to table is agreed to.