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There is no doubt in my mind that when a company infects its products with malware, or inserts back doors or engages in any kind of hacking, it must be immediately banned from doing business with the U.S. Government.
He also likes to sharpen his differences from Sanders and Warren as the more moderate centrist approach here to the primary.
I am proud to colead the U.S. SAFE WEB Extension Act with Ranking Member McMorris Rodgers, Chairwoman Schakowsky, and Congresswoman Kelly.
The qualitative edge over our rivals is dwindling, and we can no longer afford to take for granted the military dominance that we have enjoyed.
We have been chartered to review U.S. defense capabilities and assess the state of the national security innovation base to meet emerging threats and the rise of global competitors.
Due process, Mr. Chairman, requires us to look to the options of the individual who's being victimized.
So we have to address it with ICE through sensible policy, but we also have to reform the law.
First off, I want to thank you for your recent proposal to reform Stark Law.
When we make commitments, especially when we make them with the vulnerable with the promise that we will prevent harm, we should keep those commitments.
I feel that members that do similar work should get the same benefits.
Adversaries and strategic competitors will increasingly use cyber capabilities--including cyber espionage, attack, and influence--to seek political, economic, and military advantage over the United States and its allies and partners.
My heart is in Ireland, as are still many of my relatives.
Your signature, Senator, is to have a plan for everything. Except this.
Well, it's a mistake on the part of Republicans, who enable the president whose actions are as offensive to their own supposed values as they are to the values that we all share.
But the American people should read the transcript, and they will see that the President did nothing wrong. There was no pressure, there was no quid pro quo.
President Trump wants to get to the truth. He wants to know what happened in 2016. And the American people have a right to know --