If more than half of our Nation's veterans do not think they are getting better, I believe the focus on whether evidence-based treatments is provided might be misguided.

We need to do more to try to prevent those wait times, increase the quality of care.

I want to pursue the line of questioning that Senator Johanns began because I think it is absolutely critical.

For every veteran suffering from this despondency, despair, depression, every day is like a lifetime.

I do not know what more to say because my time has expired.

The experience each of us has had with these problems has been heart-breaking and riveting.

What that says to me is that among other age groups, suicide rates have risen dramatically for veterans who use your services, not just women, but men.

Ms. Barra, will you recommend to the Governor of Texas that he pardoned Ms. Anderson?

You know, with all due respect, that answer really is unworthy of G.M.

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It is the most important right, and the Internet is the greatest engine and the greatest platform that history has known for the individual's voice to be heard.

Without strong open Internet protections, those voices will go to the back of the line. This is simply unacceptable and undemocratic.

The value of free speech is what distinguishes America, our protections for free speech.

Thank you. Well, I want to thank all of you for giving us the benefit of your wisdom and insight on this very, very important issue.

We should not be apologizing for voting. We should be applauded for moving forward.

The Internet's incredible economic success has been made possible because it is an open platform.

These important laws are crucial to America's success today by prohibiting collusion, conspiracy, monopoly power, and they evaluate combinations and agreements to preserve competition.

I'd also like to ask you what you feel--taking up Senator Klobuchar's argument--what you feel can be done to expand the resources that you devote to investigation of defects.

So you do support that legislation. I'm delighted to hear that you will support it, if that's your testimony.

NHTSA information and interaction with the public over vehicle safety recalls will be vastly improved if more information about recalls and defects is available.

I firmly believe that we can solve this problem through technology.

Isn't that pretty compelling evidence that the current level is inadequate and therefore, that your position that it should be adequately staffed should lead you to say more resources--many more resources--are necessary.

You are the face of that failure.

I'd also appreciate any contention in detail that you have disputing the New York Times story.

I think you have sensed from the reaction of this subcommittee on both sides of the aisle that there is a question here about the record.