We really need you out there fighting.

Senator Capito and I worked on this legislation so that patients would have the power to reduce the number of pills they take home.

This is why we fought for those funds, and why we're going to keep fighting for more money.

We're making progress, but not enough has been done yet.

About five people die every day in Massachusetts from an opioid overdose.

We are now seeing drugs even more potent than fentanyl emerging.

When we know that three out of every four overdose deaths in Massachusetts involve fentanyl, we are better prepared.

Our pressure worked. We got additional money for the opioid epidemic.

To reduce the number of pills in circulation, Senator Capito and I introduced a bill called the Reducing Unused Medications Act.

In Massachusetts, the opioid epidemic is devastating, but we are fighting back with everything we have.

Fentanyl is an incredibly potent synthetic opioid. It's about 100 times stronger than morphine.

Now that federally contracted private debt collectors are allowed to robocall older Americans without their consent to collect Federal student loans, please share any complaint data or aggregate reports the Better Business Bureau Institute…

If consumers want it for more than 1 year, they have to pay for it; is that right?

Equifax did a terrible job of protecting our data because they did not have a reason to care to protect our data.

But there is more. LifeLock, another company that sells credit monitoring, has now seen a tenfold increase in enrollment since Equifax announced the breach.

Consumers will spend the rest of their lives worrying about identity theft.

In November 2015, Congress passed the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015, which exempted robocalls calls 'made solely to collect a debt owed to or guaranteed by the United States' from the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)'s prior…

The incentives in this industry are completely out of whack.

If we think Equifax does a lousy job protecting our data, we cannot take our data to someone else.

Fraud is a huge opportunity for us. It is a massive growing business for us.

You really want to say, 'Are you kidding?' ... those people should not be left in charge of this business.

I cannot wait to get a credit card in every one of our creditworthy customers' wallets.

It is clear that you are going to knock out a lot of employees here.

So you are literally telling Wall Street you are going to fire thousands of employees.

I am not aware of any overbearing sales culture.