Todd Young

I am talking about the arms transfers that have occurred in recent months during this Congress from the United States of America to Saudi Arabia.

I will also note that section 502(b), which you are likely familiar with, of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 limits security assistance to a country which engages in a consistent pattern of gross violations of internationally recognized…

Part of the problem is that the FTC has failed to provide clear guidance on data security to American businesses.

So that policy has presumably been applied to arms transfers to Saudi Arabia. Is that correct?

That breach has compromised the personal information of nearly 60 percent of the people I represent.

I rise today to discuss the National Defense Authorization Act. I want to begin by thanking Senators McCain and Reed, the chairman and ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee. I commend their continued bipartisan leadership…

I feel an imperative for us to act, and I share the goals that those who put this legislation together have.

AVs could change the lives of individuals who today rely on friends, family, and others to drive themselves around.

NHTSA estimates that as many as 94 percent of crashes can be attributed to human driver error.

I think we might have a big part of the solution being presented today.

If we do not control the cost of healthcare delivery in this country, we are going to continue to see an increase in the cost of health insurance.

I want to thank our panelists for being here today.

South Sudan is plagued with many challenges, most of them of human design and exacerbation

I believe that in our testimonies we have laid out the priorities for our government and for the territory, which is the need to extend the timeline for us to expend the ACA money.

I think what needs to also happen is the Department of the Interior--and this is my recommendation--is to provide technical assistance to the hospital to allow the hospital to better capture, and more effectively capture, the cost of doing…

I consider it really invaluable that we are here before you today, and really wonderful that the Committee took notice of American Samoa.

For those who may not be as familiar with the situation in Yemen, or the geography there, why is the Port of Hodeidah so important to helping the millions of people in Yemen at risk of starvation?

Some have suggested there is a large-scale problem with the theft of humanitarian aid at the Port of Hodeidah.

I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

There are plenty of meetings, conferences, dialogue, hearings in this town that can provide such an update.

It was not designed to be a trick question.

Were USAID funds used to purchase, as best you can tell here in this setting, these mobile cranes to replace those put out of service by the Saudi-led coalition?

I will want to ensure the Saudis get all the public credit or shame they deserve, depending on their decision.

Are you referencing a violation of Customary International Humanitarian Law Rule 55?

How has that negatively impacted humanitarian operations at Hodeidah and, more broadly, in Yemen?