Elizabeth Warren

I find the number of unknowns that we heard before from the administrator and that still seem to be there worrisome.

I think it's important that it be done by the end of the life extension program.

So, the Administration's Nuclear Posture Review calls for a new low-yield submarine-launched ballistic missile.

Isn't there some deterrence value in letting our adversaries know that we are actively working to improve our missile defense systems?

According to an article that was published last month, you discussed plans to change how you report Missile Defense Agency testing plans to the public.

Maintaining our existing arsenal and our current program of record has to be our priority here.

I just have real concerns about your agency's capacity to take on additional work.

What kind of testing will you need to conduct to ensure that whatever modifications are made will not impact the safety, security, and effectiveness of the warhead?

But do you anticipate submitting a reprogramming or supplemental request, or do you expect to be using 2018 funds?

So you cannot give me an answer right now on how long it will take to do this?

The administration's Nuclear Posture Review calls for two new low-yield variants to our existing nuclear arsenal.

Families and communities have already paid an enormous price for this crisis, and it is time to start holding companies and their CEO's accountable.

This crisis is not a Democratic or a Republican issue, and neither is holding drug companies accountable.

Do you agree that CEO's deserve to be held personally accountable when the companies they run break the law and hurt people?

When a company breaks the law, it is because the people running the company broke the law.

I think it is time to start talking about holding these companies accountable and holding their executives accountable for the crisis they helped create.

If the Trump administration doesn't implement sanctions, as required by Congress, then we are not using every tool we can to effectively deter Russia from undermining our democracy.

We need to prevent that from ever happening again.

I don't care if you're a Democrat or a Republican, as Americans we should all be appalled that Vladimir Putin thinks he gets to play a role in the outcome of our elections.

Congress overwhelmingly passed a law last year requiring sanctions on anyone that engages in cyberattacks on behalf of the Russians.

I think it's important for us to be proactive in identifying emerging technologies that foreign adversaries will try to poach, and to continue investing in the research that strengthens our economy and our national security.

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, CFIUS, reviews acquisitions by foreign companies to ensure that they don't threaten our national security.

Wells should fix its problems before it is permitted to grow any bigger.

The American public has a right to see it, and all of those Wells customers who were cheated have a right to see whether or not Wells is actually following through on its promises.

In my view, staff is not good enough, Chairman Powell. Fed Board members are supposed to make the big decisions, and Fed Board members are supposed to be accountable for these decisions.