Trey Gowdy

The President of the United States... prejudges an investigation while the investigation is pending.

There is a palpable animus, a hostility toward conservatives that comes through in her work emails.

I want you to imagine waking up and you learn that agents of an agency that you already fear... are targeting people based on their political ideology.

Congress... has not only the right but, frankly, an obligation to provide oversight over an agency.

Mr. Gowdy's just right; he is exactly right.

The same rules ought to apply to everyone.

I think Comey is doing exactly what you want. He's doing a serious investigation behind closed doors, away from the media's attention, and I'm going to trust him until I see a reason not to.

Secretary Clinton said she never sent or received any classified information over her private email. Was that true?

Mr. Gowdy said, you know, in your statement, Mr. Director, you mentioned that there was no precedent for this, but we believe that you have set a precedent, and it's a dangerous one.

They are a sons and husbands and brothers to the people that we talked to at the very beginning and the last group that I talked who which are the family.

Impeachment is a penalty, a punishment, and you're exactly right it is, it is a punishment.

The notion that you can only impeach someone who commits an actual violation of the criminal code is nonsense.

They literally know nothing.

Reporters call us to explain to them what is happening in Moscow and Cairo.

We created an echo chamber.

I was surprised when you used the phrase 'political bantering' in your opening.

Drug courts can save people's lives and get them off. I just hope they get off before they do acts of violence against the innocent public.

It is my firm belief that such legislation can be drafted. I do not have language for you today.

But all of us also love public safety, and it's so easy to talk about. Buy this amazing device; you will be private.

I am trying to determine whether or not we as a society are going to accept that, that there are certain--no matter how compelling the government's interest is in accessing that evidence, we are declaring right now this is an evidence-free…

I confess upfront: my bias is toward public safety.

These failures highlight the irony of the Administration's misguided immigration policies.

Well, this is the frustration that I face, is I listen to an administration call for additional gun laws.

So we have someone willing and capable of killing 14 people, and there was nothing in her background that this administration says we missed.

If all of that was true, how did we miss the lady in San Bernardino?