Well, it seems to me that more than suicide ought to be involved, healthcare generally ought to be integrated.

But let me just ask about someone who is a survivor or victim of sexual assault while going to one of our academies, whether it's West Point or Naval Academy or a Coast Guard, or in training somewhere.

We have an investigation going in the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation, which is a part of the Homeland Security Committee.

But why should the records be completely separate? Why isn't there some integration or joint recordkeeping?

the problem is, there is just no basis to trust that social media will do anything about this anymore.

But let me just ask about someone who is a survivor or victim of sexual assault while going to one of our academies, whether it's West Point or Naval Academy or a Coast Guard, or in training somewhere.

We have an investigation going in the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation, which is a part of the Homeland Security Committee.

Thanks, Mr. Chairman. I want to ask about a topic that, or an issue that may seem kind of elementary.

Well, it seems to me that more than suicide ought to be involved, healthcare generally ought to be integrated.

But the VA healthcare system has come a long way since then, or it should come a long way.

But why should the records be completely separate? Why isn't there some integration or joint recordkeeping?

There is a double whammy here.

One of the core principles of the framework that Senator Hawley and I have proposed is record keeping and transparency.

A right without a remedy is not worth the paper it's printed on.

I'm very hopeful that Congress perhaps can act on this issue because it has an urgency.

There is no free lunch here. The content doesn't appear by magic, and we need to protect both the innovation and the creativity.

My point would be that those hundreds of journalists who are working their hearts out right now... they deserve compensation for the content they're creating.

Nonetheless, we have introduced No Section 230 Immunity for AI Act, just to make it explicit and clear.

Well, the printing press never created anything. Ben Franklin ran a printing shop, and Ben Franklin would never have told us here that, 'Oh, it's not my fault. It's the printing press that did it.'

We're going to continue working on this topic, as we are the issue of monopolistic practice and predatory abuse.

The argument could be made, I think, that the law now requires this kind of licensing.

I'm very hopeful that Congress perhaps can act on this issue because it has an urgency.

I think there are some that maybe we can form a consensus around, just as Senator Hawley and I have on the framework that we've proposed.

The argument could be made, I think, that the law now requires this kind of licensing.

One of the core principles of the framework that Senator Hawley and I have proposed is record keeping and transparency.