Jason Chaffetz

I have said as much publicly, and I've also--I think everybody should know, every Member of Congress should know that the House Intelligence Committee is really the only organization within Congress that is set up to be able to do that.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 38, insert after line 10 the following: SEC. 110. PROMPT ISSUANCE OF OIRA GUIDELINES. The…

I have no additional speakers. I continue to reserve the balance of my time.

This is a bill that the primary sponsor is actually the gentleman from Missouri (Mr. Clay). I reserve the balance of my time in order to allow Mr. Clay to speak first on this issue, Mr. Speaker.

This is a very good bill brought to us by lead sponsor Mr. Walberg of Michigan who has done considerable work on this not only at this point, but in Congresses of the past. We have cosponsorship from a number of people on both sides of the…

The Department of Defense found $125 billion in savings over 5 years by simply streamlining bureaucracy.

Last year alone, classification is estimated to have cost $16 billion.

The Pentagon imposed secrecy restrictions on the data, which ensured that no one could replicate the findings.

Notwithstanding the order of the House of September 22, 2016, I ask unanimous consent that the veto message of the President on the bill, H.R. 1777, together with the accompanying bill, be referred to the Committee on Oversight and…

Explain to me why it takes so long to go through these harassment issues.

Is he going to get a bonus?

How much did you pay him? How much did the taxpayers pay this guy?

When you hand us a document with nearly 30 people and only 1 of them says it's unsubstantiated, we have a problem.

I expect you to comply with it. When will you give me an answer as to whether or not you're going to comply with the subpoena in its totality, not in negotiation, in its totality?

When you have Cartagena happen and there are eight incidents since Cartagena, and then they continue to get promoted, at least I think it's five of them continue to get promoted, we have a problem.

When you have more than 10 percent of your level 15, GS-15 and above who have problematic backgrounds in that they've had to go through investigations of themselves since they've been agents, you have a problem.

When you have 79 percent of the Secret Service saying that your senior-most leadership is not honest and trustworthy, we have a problem and we're going to go peek under the hood.

Did Hillary Clinton break the law?

I can no longer, in good conscience, endorse this person for president.

I will not defend or endorse Donald Trump but I am voting for him. HRC is that bad. HRC is bad for the USA.

I can no longer endorse Donald Trump for president. I -- there's no possible way I vote for Hillary Clinton, but, these are abhorrent.

No wonder they couldn't prosecute a case. They were handing out immunity deals like candy.

If they are not going to take action and they are not going to protect the employees of the United States of America, then they should leave.

You know it was a mistake, but they were erased after a duly issued subpoena.

This bill is not a bi-partisan solution.