I believe he gave $1 million. Yes, and that was a quid pro quo.

Thank you, Mr. Deutch. Very well timed and very well delivered.

I believe, having been in Congress now for seven-plus years, that it is dirty money and dirty maps that keeps us in Congress from reaching the consensus that our constituents have reached.

Is there any data you have to show if that has affected Americans' belief that their government is not responsible to them?

I think it has also contributed to that problem.

You are not going to lose your job to a Democrat. You are going to lose your job to someone who is more conservative, and that is the power of outside money.

I don't find myself in agreement with the ACLU very often, but I think they got that one right.

She is a leader in Congress on many, many progressive issues.

But yesterday Mitt Romney, what was an historic day in Congress, showed me that at least one person, at least one person, because they swore their oath to God, it made a difference.

Hate crimes have risen in this country and it has been the Klan, which used to use Stone Mountain as a place to assemble, and neo-Nazis, which we all saw in Charlottesville and we knew there were not fine people on both sides.

Emmett Till is one that the country suffers from, and I know there is still an investigation going on and I believe the Department of Justice has reopened that investigation.