Thank you, Senator McCaskill, for agreeing to chair this hearing to consider the nominations of Mark Rosekind to be the next Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Bella Dinh-Zarr to be a Member of the…
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As I stated in our hearing last month regarding faulty Takata airbags, the string of recalls this year has been cause for grave concern.
So you would make those findings available to Congress at the appropriate time if confirmed?
At the time of the June 16 meeting, the NFL also knew that there was a camera inside the elevator and thought it was likely that there was a video from the camera.
A lot of the focus has been on finding the right penalty for domestic violence, but would you agree that, at its core, the solution will require athletes to take responsibility for their own conduct and use the same self-discipline that…
When might we expect the Mueller investigation to conclude?
Will that be a public report and will it detail the results of that investigation?
So what efforts is the NFL making to ensure that, in the future, all the relevant, available evidence is there before making a decision on whether and how to punish a player that's involved in a domestic violence or a sexual assault case?
We failed. The Commissioner failed to impose the proper discipline in the Ray Rice case in the very beginning.
I think the NFL's initial response to this matter was completely inadequate.
Each November, we recognize National Native American Heritage Month to celebrate the heritage and culture of the great nations that originally inhabited this country. During this month, we should reflect on the numerous achievements made…
Senator Nelson and I and a few others on the Committee are introducing legislation today that would incentivize individuals who uncover serious allegations of vehicle defects or noncompliance with motor safety laws to blow the whistle.
We failed Lieutenant Erdman, and our dealer failed Lieutenant Erdman.
Will Takata initiate an investigation and release a public report about whether there was any wrongdoing?
Well, thank you, Senator Nelson, for serving as Chairman of this morning's hearing to examine the alarming Takata airbag recalls and the actions of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
There are media reports, as I referenced earlier, that Takata may have been aware of the dangerous airbag defects as early as 2004.
Does it make sense to have an independent investigation similar to what General Motors did with the ignition switch issue?