Ted Lieu

The Internet of Things brings technology and connectivity into every corner of our lives, including our cars.

The Security and Privacy in Your Car Study Act, also known as the SPY Car Study Act, a bipartisan bill cosponsored by Congressman Joe Wilson and myself.

Rushing to regulation is not, in my opinion, the answer, but neither is a lack of accountability or standards.

Is it possible now or in the future for a hacker to remotely take control of a car and use it either as a weapon or cause an accident?

Great. Thank you. And then, Ambassador Wallace, thank you for your public service. I think some of the things you said I do find alarming.

Government should be prohibiting speech based on content.

Okay. And your view is U.S. bombs in Syria isn't really affecting their propaganda?

So they don't talk about U.S. attacking them or killing them?

I agree with Representative Duncan that we're wasting taxpayer funds by bombing in Syria. I have seen no good results from that.

I believe the U.S. Supreme Court would strike it as unconstitutional.

I believe that two separate modernizations are a mistake. I think that DOD should just take the VistA system and make it applicable on submarines.

So you're saying that when the two Secretaries in 2011 said you all could have a single joint system, that they were just wrong?

Why do you have to pursue two separate modernizations? I don't understand that.

I think that's a ridiculous decision.

The fact that you haven't been able to do it for nearly two decades is not excusable.

Could the Department just apply it the same way with the FISA court? Why would it have to be applied differently?

Law enforcement must continually strive to appropriately balance privacy and security issues in the digital age.

And what about local and State law enforcement? Do you do any guidance, any training?

So I've entered the ACLU letter in the record. I'll also send it to you.

I share some of the same concerns of Mr. Walker regarding the exigent circumstances exception, but specifically I had one about the Secret Service.

I commend DOJ and DHS for their efforts here, but this can't be the exception.

What happens if the FBI is doing an operation with local law enforcement? Can they sort of say, hey, you local law enforcement, you go use the stingray and do what we can't do?

That is not permitted.

If you do not have the trust of the people you are fighting for and with, you have nothing.

It is crazy that we're here because the other side wants to shut down government because Planned Parenthood was following the law.