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We are seeing that the plastic which is made with fossil gas is a huge contributor to climate chaos, which we are suffering everywhere.

I--my overall impression is the use of deepfakes in campaigns, whether by a candidate or by a third party, can be powerful...

I recognize there is some uncertainty about exactly where the line is, and that is part of why this hearing is so important as we think about this elaboration.

An advertisement in which one candidate says, hey, my opponent took this position and said such and such, and that is not true. That is not true. That is a violation?

Free and unfettered discourse has been the lifeblood of our democracy, and it has kept us free.

Would a candidate's use of a completely falsified digital image of the opponent saying something that the person had never said, would that be illegal under current election law?

A--as you know, our theory is give everybody in America a chance to get ahead. And that is what the menu's all about.

I--my overall impression is the use of deepfakes in campaigns, whether by a candidate or by a third party, can be powerful...

I really encourage you to come back next year and say, we do have some mass timber buildings that we have acquired for use or are building.

We are seeing that the plastic which is made with fossil gas is a huge contributor to climate chaos, which we are suffering everywhere.

I'm--I'm--I'm glad you made that--that point because not all Medicare advantage plans are created equal.

It is mostly about chronic illness, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, strokes, and not just acute care.

Those are the kinds of reforms that make sense, that update the Medicare guarantee.

I really encourage you to come back next year and say, we do have some mass timber buildings that we have acquired for use or are building.

if the ultra-wealthy paid their fair share of taxes, there wouldn't be such a serious Medicare shortfall.

It is mostly about chronic illness, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, strokes, and not just acute care.

Those are the kinds of reforms that make sense, that update the Medicare guarantee.

I'm--I'm--I'm glad you made that--that point because not all Medicare advantage plans are created equal.