Gaetz: When you are part of the cover-up, Mr. Durham, then it makes our job harder.

Durham: Well if that's your thought, there's no way of dissuading you from that. I can tell you that it's offensive, and that the people who worked on this investigation have spent their lives trying to protect the people in this country.

Gaetz: You tried two cases, lost both of them, and then the one guilty plea you got, Clinsmith? Clinesmith is back to practicing law in Washington, DC today.

Durham: That's beyond my control.

Gaetz: The fact you allowed that plea to occur, and then the punishment was unsufficient, the fact that you didn't charge Andrew McCabe, you didn't convict lying democrats or lying Russians, you didn't investigate Mifsud or the Muller Probe, even though that was your charge.

Hageman: The very people who cooked this up, and the ones that ran this entire operation: Strzok, Lisa Page, Andrew McCabe, Clinesmith, Steele, the DNC, Perkins Coie; it was never their purpose to prove Russian collusion, and, in fact, from the very beginning they knew that no such thing actually existed. They knew that the entire Russican collusion narrative was fabricated by the Clinton campaign to deflect attention from her mishandling of classified materials, and destruction of official emails. They didn't need to prove Russian collusion. They just had to keep the investigation alive. And so long as they had a complicit press, and so long as they had people in this very body; one of the gentleman who has been here much of the day [Schiff], who would go on TV every night and lie about the smoking gun, they could further their personal and political agendas.