Robert L. Turner: “If you don’t know the horrors that we went through, the hell, then you might not see the need for repairing.”

In my short time serving in the House, Chairman Smith, I have seen you as a model for advocacy on behalf of political justice around the world.

Frankly, this hearing could now be entitled, 'The State Department's Inadequate Response to Human Rights Concerns in Bolivia Part II.'

It’s important for President Trump to know this issue of saving the Blacksonian and the issue of repairing America, and creating a culture of repair is very important to saving the soul of America.

We have to now say enough is enough, and America is better than this, Black and white.