"If you don't expand the protections of the law to 13- to 17-year-olds explicitly, how do we protect them?"
"I don't understand what is self-incriminating about a yes or no answer as to whether the American people deserve to know what happened to over half a billion dollars of their money."
"I want to ask Mr. Harrison if he thinks the American people who have invested over half a billion dollars deserve to know what happened to that money."
"However, I am sure that the members of this subcommittee will still ask those questions so at least the American people, Mr. Chairman, know what questions should be answered."
"The American people deserve an answer to that question, Mr. Chairman."
"Let's set the scene. It is a sunny day in northern California."
"I hope on a bipartisan basis we get to the bottom of this."
"Again, Mr. Chairman, I am puzzled by the assertion of a right against self-incrimination, which the only obvious thing that changed is the occupant in the White House."
"We have a President who says that we need to create jobs, not destroy jobs."
"We are basically saying let us take a timeout until the economy can regain its footing..."
"In my home State of Texas just last week, one company, one company announced the closure of two lignite coalmine..."