We're all fine with that, but there is no reason we can't run our investigation at the same time he's running his.

I want every single piece of correspondence Lois Lerner sent to anybody. We want all of them.

Thirty-one days after this email happens, she goes to a Bar Association speech and blames some good public servants in Cincinnati, says that's where the problem is, lies to the American people.

Lois Lerner was not trying to destroy email.

They had a duty to preserve documents. We know they didn't do that.

What kind of investigation is going on when the FBI won't even talk to the head of the agency that has this kind of stuff going on with their email exchange and won't talk to the agency that lost key evidence in an investigation that's…

We want to get to the truth as quickly as possible.

We want certain people to come in front of this committee and elaborate on the fact that they've breached these three duties.

They had a duty to disclose once they knew that they didn't preserve and couldn't produce.

Have you had conversations with the State Department about the Keystone pipeline?

But don't you have a critical part in the ultimate decision?