The key is for Consul to be very responsive. Their argument must be strongly rooted in law, in reason and in logic so that it makes sense.

I could have done more to say this is privacy-sensitive material that we felt was important for the elected representatives to have.

Hope you're having fun there on the fast track.

I have to be careful about what I say.

The fact, the reality is this: this investigation is active and it is at a sensitive stage, with ongoing evaluative judgments; those judgments have not been made, ... an office prepared to complete its tasks.

At the same time, this was a judgment made based on a very broad bipartisan sense that the American public needed to have this information and they needed to have it immediately,

It's disappointing in the extreme. I regret we did not have an opportunity to be heard, but hope springs eternal.

The report contained pages of pornographic detail and damning commentary.

This constitutes an excessive delegation of power by the executive branch.

After a lengthy and unfortunate delay in our investigation, justice can go forward.