
I very much appreciated your testimony, as you reviewed some of the history of the illegal land transfers which is, of course, as you pointed out, part of the long legacy of taking land from the Ojibwe people in this place that is now…
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I very much appreciated your testimony, as you reviewed some of the history of the illegal land transfers which is, of course, as you pointed out, part of the long legacy of taking land from the Ojibwe people in this place that is now…

But we are also going to have to look at, I would say, banning some of this content.

It is beyond me why this small business administrator would not come here and testify to the $200 billion in fraud.

Unfortunately, the SBA and the Biden administration have failed to provide a detailed account of how this significant misappropriation of taxpayer funds occurred.

But we are also going to have to look at, I would say, banning some of this content.

A recent study by Northwestern predicted that one third of the U.S. newspapers that existed roughly 2 decades ago will be gone by 2025.

I guess I would turn to you, Mr. Brooks. You talked about advocating for creating ways to help people identify AI-created content.

The bill that Senator Kennedy and I have, the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act, would allow local news organizations to negotiate with online platforms, including generative AI platforms.

Do you agree that without tools for people to determine whether an image or video generated by AI, that that would pose a risk to our free and fair elections?

Stauber, Hon. Pete, a Representative in Congress from the State of Minnesota

The letter details their opposition to the withdrawal, as it would have a significant negative impact on, 'elderly culture bearers who rely on income from oil and gas royalties to meet their basic needs.'

The American public deserve answers, and we deserved answers from the Administrator Guzman today, and her failure to testify alongside you should not go unnoticed.

I very much appreciated your testimony, as you reviewed some of the history of the illegal land transfers which is, of course, as you pointed out, part of the long legacy of taking land from the Ojibwe people in this place that is now…

Thank you so much, Chair Schatz and Vice Chair Murkowski, for holding this hearing today and including my bill, the Leech Lake Reservation Restoration Technical Corrections Act of 2023.

I first want to thank Senator Smith and this Committee for your efforts to enact the Leech Lake Reservation Restoration Act.

We need to ensure that our policies reflect the needs of Native peoples.

We need to ensure that our policies reflect the needs of Native peoples.