Ed Markey

We need enforceable rules of the road to protect driver privacy and security.

So assuming your company never does anything wrong, you still need a statute for people who might do things wrong.

I just think we need minimal standards that every company is going to meet.

No, this would just be to say to the companies, 'Build in the hacking protections.'

What kind of progress has there been in implementing the following requirements in the Ukrainian Independence from Russia Energy Act?

I actually introduced the Drone Aircraft Privacy and Transparency Act, which establishes safeguards to protect the privacy of individuals from the expanded use of drones.

And, to what do you attribute the lack of enforcement?

But it is not being enforced, is that what----

It only takes one drone to fly into the path of one passenger plane in order to create one of the worst disasters in American aviation history.

We need rules in order to make sure that it is clearly understood what these drones can be used for.

It is the best of technologies and the worst of technologies simultaneously.

The Clean Power Plan changed significantly from its draft to final form based on input from the States, industry, and other stakeholders.

Unless we work together we can't solve problems of that magnitude.

There was an unprecedented involvement even of Vermont in the development of those rules because we are deeply concerned that whatever the implementation is, that it could include the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative that we are part of.

Given the ongoing situation in Flint, Michigan, it is clear that we still have a long way to go to ensure safe drinking water for every American.

The planet was warming and the science proved that, and that human beings were contributing to it and the science proved that, and that we had a moral responsibility to be the leaders for the planet.

Bad guys to the extent they do not want to work toward peace.

So how can we put pressure on the bad actors inside Libya, if you cannot go after their assets, because they are still living pretty well?

So given the lowering dramatically of the oil revenue going into the hands of the government, that would mean that prospective targeted sanctions against all Libyan parties would have even more power over the limited amount of financial…

Following the oil is always I think the most helpful thing, because they are looking for cash to fund all the things that they want to do.

In most of these countries, it is two things. It is ideology, sectarianism, and oil.

The report also said that we and our partners have already established a coalition coordinating center in Rome.

The time has come for Libya to unite and embrace a better future.

Only a stable state with firm borders can prevent these human atrocities and lend assistance to those in need.

A national unity government is needed now, so that Libyans may begin a process of disarming and demobilizing militias.