Summer Lee

We are all speaking now to the have's because the have-not's are not in the room.

It is a shame that in 2020 we are still fighting to get broadband everywhere.

We, as Members of Congress, represent a wide landscape of individuals.

The only thing they haven't called there is a great American and something that she is said herself, along with Joe Biden, two great Americans. She said, I'm standing here today representing all the heroic and ambitious women.

That's what Kamala represents and it represents an overcoming of any Confederate statue that the administration wants to throw in our face, any ugly comments being made by candidates that are now running.

What are they running on, Ali? What are they running on? We know that we want opportunity and to build back better. And this nation is crumbling, we need to build back better.

I believe there is no law and no right to move the November election, no Constitutional right to move that election.

It is important to give confidence to the American people so that misinformation and disinformation and voter suppression will not keep the majority of Americans, all of Americans, from the right to vote.

We know that The New York Times said that John Lewis risked his life for justice. In his op-ed he indicated that the vote is precious, but we will lose it if we do not use it.

Discipline and war readiness shouldn't have nothing to do with human decency.

I believe Vanessa Guillen in terms of sexual harassment.

I join my neighbor and dear friend, Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia, who has given stupendous leadership, tragically, to this issue.

We need to deal with these sergeants and NCOs. There has got to be a better culture for young people in the enlisted men and women.

Thank you to Congresswoman Davis, who has led this effort.

I denounce and find abhorrent and outrageous the response of the Administration on DACA.

Until we accept that, we will not finish our job and reach the goals and aspirations of our late iconic John Lewis.

I would hope that the DOJ would focus on systemic institutional racism because there is good policing.

If you understand that, then why has your Department only pursued one pattern or practice investigation since President Trump took office that could stop systemic racism?

The Justice Department has many tools at its disposal to reduce police violence.

Let me share with you some aspects of profiling.

Specifically, so you understand the violent impact of racial profiling, and do you support the end racial and religious profiling in the George Floyd bill?

Does the Trump Justice Department seek to end systemic racism and racism in law enforcement?

Black mothers and fathers have had to talk to their sons about police violence.

Do you understand a Black mother's or parent's talk to their child, to their son? Do you know what that is?

It was outright cold-blooded murder on the streets of America, unfortunately by police misconduct.