Janice Schakowsky

So are you telling us that your company has no legal responsibility to determine if airbags are defective and to recall them?

It is the best data we have, that doesn't support the change from regional recall to national recall at this moment.

I just think that--and you were talking about language before. I think when someone does take his or her own life that people should be encouraged to say if you are feeling suicidal, get help...

The purpose of our oversight hearings ought to be to inform the legislative process, but in this committee, that is not happening.

Your colleagues have voted over 50 times to dismantle Obamacare and take health insurance away from millions of Americans.

Some of the Republican legislative approaches have ignored this evidence.

I applaud your legislative and oversight efforts this Congress on mental health issues, and I know that you are really trying to make a difference.

I have a bill called the Mental Health on Campus Improvement Act.

The Republican legislative approach has ignored this evidence.

I support the USA Freedom Act, legislation passed in the House in May to limit bulk data collection and require prior judicial approval for collection of sensitive information.

Did the breach compromise eBay's customers in countries other than the United States?

So are you ever going to know?

Well, I am just asking a simple question: How many customers had their data exposed, not what happened or...

You still don't have a number?

This to me is a real scandal. The expansion doesn't cost States a dime.

Up to 36,000 children in my district with preexisting conditions can no longer be denied coverage.

This is really an appalling number, 5 million Americans who would receive healthcare coverage if Republican Governors and State legislatures took the simple step of expanding Medicaid.

The States that have expanded Medicaid have seen significantly lower rates of uninsured.

283,000 people in my district, including 51,000 children and 120,000 women now have health insurance.

Consumers get confused, have a lot of questions, have some problems.

I believe we ought to be careful not to slow down the progress described by 'Moore's Law' with 'more laws.'

We have the brains. We have an infrastructure to do this, and it would just be such a pity if we lost this in the global marketplace.

We should work to ensure that promising technologies, especially those that can save and sustain human lives, have the support needed to reach and benefit the public.

Private and public money is really needed to keep us in the forefront.

The United States needs to figure out how we support this industry, and I just want to make sure that that has absolutely been heard.