Ed Markey

Will you ensure that climate impact on Superfund sites is in fact something that you put at the top of your list, given the fact that climate change is a serious problem?

We need to plan for unprecedented events.

Neither of you know whether or not climate change is caused mainly by human activity.

I believe they are a cause.

On November 3rd, the Environmental Protection Agency and 12 other Federal agencies released the Fourth National Climate Assessment.

Do you have concerns about the fact that Facebook shared user data with devices made by Huawei, a Chinese company flagged by the intelligence community as a threat to national security?

In order for this to be meaningful, the number has to be substantial. Otherwise, it's just paying a parking ticket.

Thank you for this excellent hearing.

Do you believe that Facebook violated its 2011 consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission during this Cambridge Analytica debacle?

The compromise of privacy of Americans and their information then becoming a national security issue

I have introduced legislation with Senator Blumenthal, the SPY Car Act, that directs NHTSA to establish Federal standards to secure our cars.

We have a lot of reason to solve this problem.

All politics are local.

Washington, DC, is No. 6.

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

New York has the second worse congestion and we are No. 7 in congestion, Boston.

If we don't protect against the downside, then bad things happen, so it is important for us to build in the cybersecurity protections now.

These computers on wheels could soon be able to send speed and direction data to other vehicles.

This is another area where the rest of the world is leaving us behind.

The fact that you do not have a view on it to me is surprising and a little bit disturbing.

It has almost become a new normal where Americans' privacy is compromised.

I think it is an issue which your administration should pay closer attention to.

I think, at the end of the day, the question is going to be, what kind of security guarantees can the United States give to Kim if he gives up his nuclear weapons program?

I firmly believe they will insist on it, that this is a right that they believe is given to every country, virtually, to have a peaceful use of nuclear energy.

Do you believe that North Korea will want to retain a civilian nuclear power plant capacity, infrastructure, in the country?