Seth Moulton

I think the American people want to see those returns so we can actually say, we invested billions of dollars here, and this is what we got.

If the Amtrak police officers want to negotiate for bonuses in their contract, are they allowed to take that into the next collective bargaining negotiations?

Senator Tuberville, this 68-year-old White man from Alabama wants to take us backwards. Take us back to the 1950s.

Look, my message to Senator Tuberville is we need to move the military to move faster. General Brown famously said a few years ago that we need to either modernize more quickly or we will lose. We need to move faster we need to modernize.

$1 billion, would be saved with work requirements. If the Republicans do what they intend to do and reinstate the Trump tax cuts or extend the Trump tax cuts, we are talking about adding $3.5 trillion to the deficit.

There are a lot of studies out there that show the work requirements just put onerous burdens on people and don't actually do what the Republicans say they will do.

We don't want any accidents on the rails.

There are a lot of achievements that the railroads have made, which should be noted by the public.

I think it is important to keep this in context.

Companies rely on motor carriers to move their goods across the country, and when they enter into a contract, they assume that their products will be transported safely.

And that is why this past February, I reintroduced H.R. 915, the Motor Carrier Safety Selection Standard Act.

Every year, there are over 100,000 truck crashes in the U.S. that result in injuries--100,000. Four thousand of these crashes result in deaths.

Thank you very much.

H.R. 915 would require the FMCSA to begin the process of developing a new Safety Fitness Determination (SFD) process.

Yet today, there is no way for shippers to verify the safety of their motor carriers.

I am still not hearing about 988 being posted around our barracks, our bases, so our servicemembers know that number.

I think this is a great opportunity for the Marine Corps to continue to lead.

It is, in fact, well understood at NAS Pensacola, where 81 percent of respondents strongly agreed or agreed with the statement, 'In my unit, military members/employees who file a sexual harassment complaint would be blamed for causing…

I think it is safe to say that the USMC has a problem recruiting and retaining women.

Is this the price that women are expected to pay to serve our Nation in our Marine Corps?

I would hope that we would do the right thing by just giving them their day towards justice and a fair process in a timely manner.

I teamed up with a fellow veteran in Congress a few years ago and passed the National Mental Health Hotline, 988.

Would you be willing to get us a report by this September for what the Marine Corps is doing today to integrate AI?

The Marine Corps may not be moving fast enough.

Damn the torpedoes. Damn the critics. Full speed ahead.