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Unions are taking big swings at corporate greed--and disgusting union busting that cripple the working class.

It is important just to articulate the tradeoffs so that we here on the panel, but also my constituents, can understand the imperative of the Coast Guard mission and why it is important that we support you as you recruit.

Earlier this year, I reintroduce my Good Jobs for Good Airports bill, which would provide airport service workers, baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants, airport restaurant workers with a living wage.

I do agree with you, by the way, in terms of this being an old technology.

We have to be able to get under the hood just to understand how there are biases built in.

Back in the 90's, when there would be a big headline, like once a week, insurance companies records hacked.

I think it is important to know that I have been here today to describe the actual patient harm that is in place due to this AI and sound the alarms for the points where the doctors cannot override the AI and it causes that harm, that…

But here is the unfortunate truth. Big tech made big promises for innovation, democracy, and community, but instead unleashed big problems on the American people without solutions that were attached by big tech.

It is simply not right for patients to have their care dictated by an algorithm.

I am concerned that the formula for lead service pipe replacement is disadvantaging Massachusetts, which has a dire need for funding.

I am proud to work on this committee with you, Mr. Chairman, on much-needed clean and safe drinking water funding in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

I found the first letter that I wrote in 1976, and it was to the EPA on lead in housing in the poorest communities of Massachusetts.

I fought hard to ensure that the Drinking Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Act of 2021 had a new provision to support technical assistance for these communities.

About 30 percent of Massachusetts families rely on decentralized septic systems to deal with their wastewater.

I am proud to work on this committee with you, Mr. Chairman, on much-needed clean and safe drinking water funding in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

But here is the unfortunate truth. Big tech made big promises for innovation, democracy, and community, but instead unleashed big problems on the American people without solutions that were attached by big tech.

I fought hard to ensure that the Drinking Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Act of 2021 had a new provision to support technical assistance for these communities.