Thank you, Chair Khan, I want to start by thanking you and the FTC for your work to protect American businesses and workers and consumers on issues ranging from privacy concerns to deceptive business practices, to unwanted telemarketing…

Every day some of our colleagues seem to be trying to prove the legal maxim that if you don't have the law on your side, argue the facts. If you don't have the facts either, just argue.

We should be asking about, are we doing that to the best of our ability.

We are here as an oversight function. We are not here as a political tool to hammer you.

I thank you for your service. I thank the men and women for their service.

Most Americans understand that this is not legitimate political discourse and that this kind of overheated and fact-free rhetoric can in fact encourage political violence.

I find it unpatriotic and dangerous when Members of Congress embrace dangerous conspiracy theories that undermine our Federal law enforcement and ultimately our democracy.

Words matter, they have consequences. When leaders lie or embrace disinformation, that is dangerous.

I, like many Americans, would rather Congress focus on doing the people's business and ensuring that the FBI is able to do its job.

Mr. Speaker, I cannot overstate the solemnness and sadness that I feel right now. To see the House so debased by the invocation of our most grave constitutional duty--impeachment of a President--should disturb every patriotic American…

Mr. Speaker, I rise to honor the steadfast patriotism and integrity of Adam Schiff. This scurrilous resolution is so dishonest and defamatory that it would justify a lawsuit if it were made anywhere other than the Halls of Congress. This…