Madeleine Dean

The children retained their humanity... while the guards... their humanity is being drained out.

Telling women to drink out of a stainless steel toilet?

For 52 days, that is the comfort they had. No cots, no sleeping bags, no personal affects.

They were told to drink out of the toilet. That water is clean enough.

Clint is an insanity. We saw only 25 children there.

I wish I had more time because I did have the sad privilege of visiting Texas, El Paso Border Station No. 1 and also Clint.

The administration's family separation policy has stained our Nation and will have lasting effects on those who are subjected to it.

Here is the problem. We also visited Clint, and in Clint, we saw behind glass--you wouldn't let us anywhere near them--six children, little children.

Imagine that. The children retained their humanity as the guards on the outside because of the pressures of this administration, the inhumanity and the incompetence of this administration, their humanity is being drained out while the…

Happy 18th birthday from this administration.

The summary letter that the Department sent to Congress and released to the public late in the afternoon of March 24 did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance of this office's work and conclusions.

We shall not shrink from that duty.

The President took full advantage of that confusion by falsely claiming your report found no obstruction.

You cannot be more specific than that when the very thing you are putting before us today, a preformed association, is the exact same idea of what you just talked about, putting something forward without really testing it all first?

No, we do need to trust you. We absolutely need to trust you.

Again, Facebook has to learn some lessons, lessons that you can actually say in open testimony to the public as to the wrongdoing and the misuse of information.

It is tough to trust when the collection, storage, and misuse of information of your users generated a $5 billion recommended fine.

I believe passionately that everyone deserves a second chance and sometimes a third chance, but deserves to be measured, not only for their worst act, but also for their best acts and the best things they are capable of.

We need to not just lock people up, but we need to, as I like to say, bury them alive. We need to actually help them.

I think we need to allow a person--I mean, I understand punishment in crime, but the punishment needs to fit the crime.

I was on the judiciary Committee there, constantly fighting new mandatory minimums.

Sometimes people just think their offices are diverse, and then they actually take a moment to look around, and then they find they aren't.

It is being sort of deliberate and intentional about making sure you are looking at that.

Are you also looking at diversity and inclusion across the board in the organization?

If you do not own transportation, and there is no public transportation, the closure of a polling place that is 2 miles from your house now being moved to 10 miles from your house has not only a chilling effect on your right to vote, it…