Elizabeth Warren

I want to say to all of our Navy families who have lost loved ones, thank you for being here today.

Do you think they have jurisdiction? If you don't have an opinion on that, I'm sorry, but you just sound like a guy who's going to say, 'Whatever Betsy DeVos wants me to say, I promise I'll sit down and do that.'

The Department of Education under Betsy DeVos has now said that she's in the way of these other agencies trying to enforce legal rules to help students.

Betsy DeVos has filled the Education Department with for-profit college hacks, including a former Bridgepoint executive.

It looks like, from the point of view of the Department of Education, that these for-profit colleges can just go right on cheating students and so can the student loan companies.

You know, as Senator Franken pointed out, we know that once your boss got a $25,000 political donation from Donald Trump, you didn't join the other states that were suing Trump University for cheating students.

For example, 19 State Attorneys General led by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey have sued Betsy DeVos for illegally delaying rules to help students who have been defrauded by for-profit colleges.

Now, Mr. Muniz, at this point, Betsy DeVos isn't really even trying to hide the fact that she's giving her friends at student loan companies and--the for-profit student loan companies and colleges pretty much anything on their wish list…

If the data back up these claims, then you're ready to move.

The unemployment rate already for black Americans is twice that of white Americans.

Credit reports may look objective, but they have a disproportionate impact on people of color.

Credit histories are riddled with mistakes.

I strongly oppose turning back in the wrong direction by attacking the health insurance coverage of millions of Americans and gutting the Medicaid program.

CFIUS, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, is responsible for reviewing the acquisitions by foreign companies to ensure that they do not threaten U.S. national security.

We do not want to wake up one day and discover that our adversaries have components of our national security technology because Congress and the Administration were asleep at the switch on this.

I believe that Congress should ignore your threats. If you want taxpayer money, then you ought to show up in the ACA plans as well and be there, just like other companies have done, and you ought to be able to provide decent coverage.

You rake in money on Medicare Advantage plans, you rake in money on Medicare Part D prescription drug plans, you rake in money from Medicaid, on and on, buckets of taxpayer money, but you're pulling out of the ACA market.

When Congress was talking about taking away health insurance from over 20 million Americans, a lot of companies, including Massachusetts Blue Cross and Blue Shield, stood up to fight for the people they insured, but not Anthem.

I think that is a bad idea and so does my republican Governor, who was here to testify last week.

I fully support that you end up really doing the work that is required to continue to look at how to drive down the cost of care.

The Federal Government now runs the insurance exchanges in 28 States.

The Affordable Care Act makes sure that when you buy something called 'health insurance,' that it is real and not just some junk plan that is not worth the paper that it is printed on.

It seems to me we need a better approach if we are going to have any hope of pressuring the North Koreans to change their behavior.

Cuts to the State Department are just stupid. They are dangerous. I hope we do not go in that direction.

Although we have had various sanctions in place now for years, North Korea has evaded many of these sanctions.