nothing because we were not asked. and we think that the transcript ought to be released for the reasons stated and that if the witness doesn t object i don t know why the majority should object. i yield. if the gentleman would yield, in earnest, i will be glad to work with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle about releasing all relevant information. i think if we re talking about full transparency, let s talk about a fuel transparency. it s interesting we want to release one thing but yet somehow allowing peter strzok to suggest there s other things off the record. i ll work in earnest with my colleagues. i appreciate the gentleman, and let me simply say that we are not disrupting a legitimate investigation into the investigation. the republican investigation it is a release trying to disrupt the
and if the witness doesn t object, i don t know why the majority should object. i yield to mr. meadows. if the gentleman will yield. in earnest, i will be glad to work with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle about releasing all relevant information. i mean, i think we re talking about full transparency. let s talk about full transparency in a variety of other things. it s interesting, we want to release one thing but yet we re somehow allowing peter strzok to suggest that there s whole lot of things that are off the record. but i will work in earnest with my colleagues. i appreciate the gentleman. let me simply say that we are not disrupting a legitimate investigation into the investigation. the republican investigation is intended to and is trying to obstruct the investigation into the russian interference in our election by the special counsel. that s what s really at stake. i yield back. the gentleman yields back.
i was feeling very powerful while we were shooting it like. as if we could like take to control of the world you know and that we could like burn that house. just. she. can do more films that doesn t object and. subjects don t show the victims but like as figures that they can speak up for themselves. for a long time that has not been the case. an amazing lot of on the vehicle takes things to extremes until they reach critical mass.
house doesn t object. so that s where we are. it lays before the white house to see if the white house is going to object. now, we know, we re pretty confident the white house isn t going to object. here are the questions we face right now. will the white house make any changes in it based on a review by the intelligence committee agencies? is it the same thing that the committee originally set up there? and then how does it become public? now this may seem like we re going down into nerdland, but it really is important. if the white house releases it, if the president sort of blesses its release, well, that, in essence, declassifies it. if he doesn t, and he just says fine with me if you guys release it and the house makes it public, that doesn t declassify it, it just makes it public. may seem odd. it s classified but public. but it s important because if it s still classified, it ties the hands of the fbi or the other intelligence agencies on how many they can say in resp d respon
mean, mean, mean. everything was centered on him. he asked the governor of puerto rico he said you have said many nice things about us and you were praising us. he asked the congresswoman from puerto rico, you have been saying a lot of nice things about us in private. would you say them in public. the whole focus was donald trump and how allegedly the story in the media that he was a little slow on the draw as it relates to getting aid there and focusing the attention of the country there, that that story was wrong. and that s what he wanted to do. he did not focus in any way, shape or form, to my mind, on the on people there, the ongoing struggles, what they need. incident was sort of a praise donald trump fest. listen, the governor doesn t object. the governor obliged to complimenting the president. let s just play a couple of moments in case people missed it yesterday. listen to this. i hate to tell you, puerto