Gerry Connolly

That's not my recollection. by Gerry Connolly

That's not my recollection.

The fact that they are doing it so brazenly doesn't make it proper, it's still improper and, from my point of view, a violation of the emoluments clause.

State George Kent took State George Kent as a warning that you are outspoken and you're being critical of the plan.

That's an angle we can assert in terms of jurisdiction. by Gerry Connolly

That's an angle we can assert in terms of jurisdiction.

This weekend, all I hear at home is when are House Democrats going to get tough ? we are looking weak.

It is my sense a lot of people share that view. by Gerry Connolly

It is my sense a lot of people share that view.

I think we are now in the midst of a constitutional crisis. by Gerry Connolly

I think we are now in the midst of a constitutional crisis.

I would support the issuance of a subpoena, however reluctantly, this is not a reluctant witness, at least up until now, and the reason for his reluctance isn't our committee, it is the client he fears puts his family at risk.

We hear Michael Cohen actually saying on the tape,' Pay Michael Cohen in cash' -- the President of the United States. And so, I think Michael Cohen has every reason at this point to actually be telling the truth.

For a lot of members, the outrage is personal, and it's not about Catholicism, it's about this relationship with this personal counselor. It's very offensive personally to a lot of members.

Not one. Not one. by Gerry Connolly

Not one. Not one.

It was a scene that has been repeated too often in the United States, and just as often, the response to these senseless killings has been inaction on the issue of gun control.

I agree with those who have already asserted that the Japanese government led by Mr. Abe ought to recognize in clear definitive words the injustices done in the past, but trying to pre-condition, or deny, the Prime Minister of Japan an opportunity to speak to a joint session of Congress, I don't think is the right way to achieve those ends.

Here we are, 14 years later, and Mr. Mills is testifying that none of the radios worked underground, they did work on the surface, but his men and women couldn't be communicated with, so they could have no incident report that had accurate information like where's the train, how many people are on the train, what's the condition of people on the train ...