What are the repercussions for regional spillover?

The violent crisis in CAR is a stark reminder of the very real human costs of fragile states, weak governance, and corruption.

What role has the Atrocities Prevention Board played within the U.S. Government?

What specific actions can the United States Government take next that will help end the humanitarian suffering, restore some security, and move CAR toward a sustainable path of democratic governance?

I am glad to hear that the APB has played a very constructive and sort of all-of-government role here in elevating the crisis and in finding solutions to it so far.

As difficult as CAR's history has been, the current crisis is far different in terms of its scope and emerging brutality.

I have heard concern... from a number of small inventors, and from some very large players in medical devices and pharmaceuticals.

I share that concern that we both meet the very real concerns and threats facing completely innocent end-user small businesses without causing needless harm to what is a very vital and, I think, somewhat fragile ecosystem that is unique…

I share your concerns about the need for some additional voices.

Thank you, Senator Feinstein, and I want to thank Chairman Leahy for holding this important hearing.

I would like to thank Chairman Leahy for convening this, and I would like to thank our panel.

If we could dedicate six years to getting the AIA right, I think we could dedicate a few more months to making sure that we get this topic right and that we find a narrowly tailored solution to address what I think is a real challenge with…

if we were to adopt all the provisions that are in the House bill--fee shifting, discovery limitations, customer stays--in your view, for your company, the ability to the raise the capital to continue with innovation would be significantly…

I came to speak to a bipartisan bill which I hope to take a few minutes to talk about, but first I wish to comment on what is happening or not happening on the floor and the comments of the majority leader. I have been a Senator for only 3…

we ought to disallow any deduction for payment for the use of intellectual property

Tariffs would push them a lot harder.

I think that is part of the problem. In some ways, it is a political problem.

I want to second the comments of my colleague from Connecticut, Mr. Himes, and thank you for having these hearings.