All I'm saying is is what Mr. Koskinen told this committee and the American people, was it a true statement what he said under oath sitting in that chair right there?

People need to be held accountable, and we are going to get to the truth.

Those are the facts. That's what we need to get the answers to.

Federal judge agreed with the President, what he said 22 times, and said the executive amnesty order was in fact wrong.

What would have been a lot nicer is if the counsel for your side, when they were in front of the judge, would have told him what you told the court.

As the chairman indicated, 22 times the President said he couldn't do what he did.

The Bank's absence will make our economy stronger.

The problems at the Bank are so awful that they should be a wake-up call not just about Ex-Im but about the problems with corporate welfare across the Federal Government.

These kinds of revelations have become all too common at the Export-Import Bank, and it is another reason that I am glad it appears my colleagues will finally let the Bank expire.

Many people forgot--excuse me--forget that the $90,000 in cash found in former Representative William Jefferson's freezer related directly to a bribe taken to help a company secure financing from the Export-Import Bank.

In fact, in my view and the view of many economists, quite the opposite will happen.